Speaker 1: Oh, let's all sing his song for Jim Acosta. So
Speaker 1: Jim is out at CNN, and Chuck Todd or his
Speaker 1: Russia Umbal used to call him, and God rest of
Speaker 1: the maha f Chuck Tod is out at NBC. A
Speaker 1: changing of the guards is the cliche. What's really going on? Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think the mockingbird media is going
Speaker 1: to do the thing where they shuffle the sharedes around
Speaker 1: and maybe that's going to work, but they're certainly not
Speaker 1: going to become introspective and start to examine why they
Speaker 1: have the bias they do. And it's not just bias
Speaker 1: any longer. It's participation, it's election rigging. They're not going
Speaker 1: to go there because the pain of understanding what they
Speaker 1: become would be too much for these guys. And look,
Speaker 1: that's a heart process. You see people who live in addiction,
Speaker 1: they live in sin. They know this, So what do
Speaker 1: they start to do. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 1: when I'm in a state of rebellion against God, I
Speaker 1: don't read the Bible because I know what's there, exactly
Speaker 1: what's there. It's like when a kid is rebelling against
Speaker 1: the parents. They sometimes don't want to be around the parents, right,
Speaker 1: because they know what's there. If the Mockingbird Media's executives
Speaker 1: and so called journalists actually started to look within, they
Speaker 1: know it's there. They could go way back to the
Speaker 1: day where they first became journalists or wanted to and
Speaker 1: they can remember what that felt like to want to
Speaker 1: speak truth to power and to bring light to things.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that and some of the symptoms that
Speaker 1: go with this, including how the Mockingbird Media is treating
Speaker 1: Tulsi Gabbard as her confirmation hearings went on and they still,
Speaker 1: as were recording this, have not decided to confirm her.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall left.
Speaker 1: You know. When it worked in and around hollywoods I
Speaker 1: had the opportunity to meet with some people who had
Speaker 1: left that lifestyle, and I had some opportunities to meet
Speaker 1: people who are never going to leave that lifestyle. And
Speaker 1: one gentleman I talked to who then started a tech
Speaker 1: startup and he was working with film companies and film
Speaker 1: soits it's just the contacts he had. And he relocated
Speaker 1: up to Washington State. He lived up in Bambridge Islands,
Speaker 1: and he had plenty of money. He just worked in
Speaker 1: that world because it was his craft, it's what he enjoyed.
Speaker 1: But he moved to Bainbridge for family reasons. And he
Speaker 1: told me this story of going home to his home
Speaker 1: above Hollywood, up in the hills, and he was on
Speaker 1: the phone with his wife who was upset because their
Speaker 1: daughter had become suicidal, when his phone rang the other
Speaker 1: line and it was his girlfriend who was upset that
Speaker 1: her son had become suicidal. So he's trading back and
Speaker 1: forth between the calls because two very emotionally upset women,
Speaker 1: same circumstance, and he had to apply all this brain
Speaker 1: effort to make sure he was addressing the right woman
Speaker 1: and listening in the right way, am my boyfriend or husband?
Speaker 1: And as he drove up the hills, he's in between
Speaker 1: these conversations and it's oh, I have to and his wife,
Speaker 1: I cannot believe you're taking a business call. His girlfriend saying,
Speaker 1: I cannot believe you're taking a business call. And in
Speaker 1: this mindset he is completely distracted, pulls into his driveway
Speaker 1: and crashes into one of his nice sports cars with
Speaker 1: his other sports car, and that's when it hit him.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've got this incredible mansion, I've got three
Speaker 1: other cars. I've just crashed two of them and it
Speaker 1: doesn't really matter. I've just go buy more. And this
Speaker 1: is what I am. So his wife was there because
Speaker 1: she heard the car crash. He ended the call with
Speaker 1: a girlfriends ended the call with a wife, walked into
Speaker 1: this home with all this beautiful artwork and beautiful furniture,
Speaker 1: beautiful view, beautiful wife, beautiful family physically, and everything was
Speaker 1: utterly broken. That was it. They moved, got out of
Speaker 1: the film business, proper, started this tech startup helping people
Speaker 1: make films, move to Bainbridge Island and pursued a life
Speaker 1: of being a family man, and God bless him. It worked,
Speaker 1: and the tech startup did well and eventually ended up
Speaker 1: selling it and went and started something else, but never
Speaker 1: went back. To living in Hollywood. Likewise, I've seen people
Speaker 1: who can't get out of the life because of the
Speaker 1: money and the fame and the drugs and the sex,
Speaker 1: and so they will not allow themselves these moments becoming introspective.
Speaker 1: What am I now? I don't know Jim Acosta's soul.
Speaker 1: God knows his soul. I've ever met Jim Acosta. I
Speaker 1: just observed circumstances. And I observe a circumstance of a
Speaker 1: guy who quit on the air and what he said
Speaker 1: compared to what he did, and the comparison is vital.
Speaker 1: It is dramatic, side by side. It shows Jim Acosta
Speaker 1: saying one thing and doing another. You could say that hypocrisy,
Speaker 1: and it is, but it's something else. It's a complete
Speaker 1: and utter lack of self awareness. So here's what Acosta
Speaker 1: said as he quit CNN, and.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to end today's show by thanking all
Speaker 3: of the wonderful people who work behind the scenes at
Speaker 3: this network. You may have seen some reports about me
Speaker 3: and the show, and after giving all of this some
Speaker 3: careful consideration and weighing an alternative time slot seeing an
Speaker 3: offered me, I've decided to move on. I am grateful
Speaker 3: to CNN for the nearly eighteen years I've spent here
Speaker 3: doing the news. People often ask me if the highlight
Speaker 3: of my career at CNN was at the White House
Speaker 3: covering Donald Trump. Actually, no, that moment came here when
Speaker 3: I covered four President of Barack Obama's trip to Cuba
Speaker 3: in twenty sixteen and had the chance to question the
Speaker 3: dictator there, Raoul Castro, about the island's political prisoners. As
Speaker 3: the son of a Cuban refugee, I took home this
Speaker 3: lesson it is never a good time to bow down
Speaker 3: to a tyrant. I've always believed it's the job of
Speaker 3: the press to hold power to account. I've always tried
Speaker 3: to do that here at CNN, and I plan on
Speaker 3: going doing all of that in the future. One final message,
Speaker 3: don't give into the lies. Don't give into the fear.
Speaker 3: Hold on to the truth and to hope. Even if
Speaker 3: you have to get out your phone, record that message.
Speaker 3: I will not give into the lies. I will not
Speaker 3: give into the fear. Post it on your social media
Speaker 3: so people can hear from you too. I'll have more
Speaker 3: to say about my plans in the coming days, but
Speaker 3: until then, I want to thank all of you for
Speaker 3: tuning in. Has been an honor to be welcomed into
Speaker 3: your home for all these years. That's the news reporting
Speaker 3: from Washington.
Speaker 1: I'm Jim Acosta, So you can see if you're watching
Speaker 1: the video, the Jim is reading that. And incidentally, in
Speaker 1: his defense, when personalities are given the opportunity to do
Speaker 1: say goodbye, sometimes it has to pass legal muster what
Speaker 1: goes on the teleprompter. Secondly, he doesn't speak with that
Speaker 1: teleprompters because he's not good at it, you know, and
Speaker 1: I know the history of CNN and lies, but there's
Speaker 1: one piece in particular, and it goes to the big
Speaker 1: picture of the media, but also the bigger picture of
Speaker 1: the spiritual division in our country and the spiritual blindness
Speaker 1: of people who cannot possibly see what's gone on for
Speaker 1: the past four years, but are so alarmed about what
Speaker 1: they think is going to happen or what's happening now.
Speaker 1: So I'll share with you at Jimmy accost a moment
Speaker 1: and it's not that long ago. And let's do a comparison.
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Speaker 1: That's getkrill dot com slash tod so Jim Acosta says,
Speaker 1: don't give into the lies. Not not necessarily saying he's
Speaker 1: lying here. What I am saying is, if you do
Speaker 1: a side by side comparison of his treatment of his
Speaker 1: stepping down, never bad time to give it or never
Speaker 1: good time to give him the tyrants. Look at how
Speaker 1: he treats the last four years of our combined lives.
Speaker 1: As he's saying goodbye to the figureheads who gave his
Speaker 1: goodbye address, sitting on a pillow with an emergency box
Speaker 1: of Kleenex next to him and warning us that, hey,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump might start censoring Americans or not censoring them enough.
Speaker 3: Thank you all for joining me this morning. I want
Speaker 3: to take a moment to talk about something President Biden
Speaker 3: said during his farewell address. He warned the free press
Speaker 3: is crumbling in this country. I would add that's only
Speaker 3: if we, the people, let that happen. Journalists exist to
Speaker 3: seek the truth, to tell people's stories, to lift up
Speaker 3: voices that may not be heard otherwise.
Speaker 1: Interesting, So CNN that participated in a hoax in a
Speaker 1: Syrian prison where they were taking out someone who was
Speaker 1: actually one of the torturers, pretending he was a prisoner,
Speaker 1: when anybody who had the slightest bit of skepticism watching
Speaker 1: the video could say, wow, he's got awfully well iron
Speaker 1: clothes for someone who's been laying in a prison in
Speaker 1: a hole in the ground for the past year. His
Speaker 1: hair looks really good, his teeth are super white. He
Speaker 1: looks very clean. They filmed a hoax, and they passed
Speaker 1: it off as rescuing a man. He knows this. This
Speaker 1: was recorded after that was discovered. He knows about the lawsuits.
Speaker 1: He knows about the defamation cases. He knows all of this.
Speaker 1: He knows that he participated in pretending that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: wasn't cognitively declined. He knows this. I would hope that
Speaker 1: his soul would say stop stop. If you look back
Speaker 1: at some of the biggest mistakes in your life, you
Speaker 1: probably heard the Holy Spirit saying don't. And if you
Speaker 1: look back at some of the times where the Holy
Speaker 1: Spirit wouldn't let you, and you do the math man
Speaker 1: was I saved? Jim Acosta cannot get there, and he
Speaker 1: continues rhapsodically thanking the figurehead a man he knows was
Speaker 1: never really running things.
Speaker 3: To shine a light on injustice and to hold the
Speaker 3: powerful accountable. We are not the enemy of the people.
Speaker 3: We are the defenders of the people. Walter Cronkite once
Speaker 3: said freedom of the press is not just important to democracy,
Speaker 3: it is democracy.
Speaker 1: Press freedom is central to keeping a republican place. If
Speaker 1: you do not use your freedom, you're not really a
Speaker 1: free press. We can go to every significant story from
Speaker 1: stay home, stay safe, to wear your masks, to put
Speaker 1: the needle in its skin if it wants to eat again,
Speaker 1: to safest most secure election into history, to Joe Biden
Speaker 1: at the least bit cognity decline to fiery but mostly
Speaker 1: peaceful protests as the cities burned down behind them, a
Speaker 1: literal CNN headline, fiery but mostly peaceful protests. We can
Speaker 1: go to the cheering of Black Lives Matter incorporated at Antifa,
Speaker 1: which is just an idea in comparison to the most
Speaker 1: dangerous of dangerous days in the history of the world,
Speaker 1: January sixth, which was an armed insurrection against the government
Speaker 1: where they just about succeeded in seizing power because there
Speaker 1: were thousands and thousands of armed militia members who made
Speaker 1: it into the capital. We can compare that all and
Speaker 1: Jim Acosta, and more importantly, his colleagues can't see this
Speaker 1: or won't. They refuse to look inward. They refused to
Speaker 1: have that moment in the driveway. What have I become?
Speaker 1: Here's more from Acosta.
Speaker 3: I want to take him moment to show you something.
Speaker 3: A woman sent me this sign eight years ago. She
Speaker 3: carried it here at a march in Washington. She wrote
Speaker 3: on the back of the sign.
Speaker 1: So it says I'm here for Jim Acosta and free
Speaker 1: press on a pink sign blackout letters. Gosh, I wonder
Speaker 1: what the event was given the color of the sign.
Speaker 3: To me and the press here in DC, you have
Speaker 3: our support to Norah wherever you are. Right back at you,
Speaker 3: reporting from Washington.
Speaker 1: Jim Acosta's thanking the figurehead for lying, for pretending to
Speaker 1: be in charge, but he speaks truth to power. When
Speaker 1: there is such an observable difference between what people say
Speaker 1: and what people do, there's only really two or three
Speaker 1: things that you can conclude. They're unaware of how clear
Speaker 1: it is to us. They don't care that it's clear
Speaker 1: to us that they're aiming this at someone else. And
Speaker 1: that's where I think this lands. I think this goes
Speaker 1: back to the mockingbird media having made a decision that
Speaker 1: their role is not to bring light, it is not
Speaker 1: to tell truth. It is to control a certain portion
Speaker 1: of the population and what they believe. And I think
Speaker 1: that's super effective. We can't have consensus on something as
Speaker 1: simple as this. The Treasury of the United States should
Speaker 1: not give money to terrorist groups or groups that they
Speaker 1: know are fraudulent. And yet when Elon Musk's Department of
Speaker 1: Government Efficiency uncovers payments like that, Democrats leap into action
Speaker 1: to attack the Dogue people. When we find out that
Speaker 1: the government is spying on us illegally, they leap into
Speaker 1: action to defend the spies and the liars. When they
Speaker 1: discover that we're being censored, they leap in to defend
Speaker 1: the censors. So did CNN. The case of Tulsi Gabbard
Speaker 1: is really interesting to me because you know my concerns
Speaker 1: about Tulci. One of them is that she follows a
Speaker 1: cult leader. That concerns me. I think it should concern everybody.
Speaker 1: And she's a patriot, She's shown that time and again
Speaker 1: serving in combat. She's red pilled, I think. But what's
Speaker 1: so fascinating to me, is they go back to this
Speaker 1: thing with Putin. Now, Putin's a kleptocrat, kleptomaniac, He's stolen
Speaker 1: billions of dollars from the Russian people. He's a violent thug,
Speaker 1: just like Zelensky is a violent thug and a kleptocrat.
Speaker 1: It's a battle between two forces that are, in my judgment,
Speaker 1: completely taking their people for sources of blood, basically financial blood.
Speaker 1: But Putin can be right about things, Zelensky can be
Speaker 1: right about things. This constant drum beat of but you're
Speaker 1: repeating the Putin talk about what's constant. This is Senator
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly, and he's talking to Tulsi Gabbard during her
Speaker 1: confirmation hearings. My concern has to do with the.
Speaker 5: Tendency to repeat Russian and Syrian and even in some
Speaker 5: cases I think we'll get into in the closed Sessionanian
Speaker 5: information and to discount what comes from our intelligence community.
Speaker 6: Senator, every American deserves to know that people in our
Speaker 6: own government were providing support to our sworn enemy al Qaeda.
Speaker 6: That should not be acceptable by anyone.
Speaker 1: Thank Thank you, Senator Kelly Mus Gabbard. In conclusion, and
Speaker 1: we'll get back to more of that because it's an
Speaker 1: important exchange. We'll go back to that a couple clips
Speaker 1: from now. Because it's an important exchange. It's come out
Speaker 1: to the Department of Government Efficiency that USAID, which is
Speaker 1: an organization created through executive order. I think it was
Speaker 1: JFK who created it through executive order, has become a clearinghouse,
Speaker 1: a money laundering device to get monies into for instance,
Speaker 1: the Taliban, to help them produce drugs in Afghanistan, to
Speaker 1: help them grow poppies which become heroin, which Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama allowed, literally stopped arrests, indictments ready to go seizing
Speaker 1: the people who are doing this in coordination with the
Speaker 1: Mexico based drug cartels, stopped arrests. Your money paid for that.
Speaker 1: We're finding out that USAID gave more money to the
Speaker 1: ridiculous pro crime District's attorneys than George Soros gave. They
Speaker 1: simply laundered it through USAID. That's not a putent talking point,
Speaker 1: except it's a putent talking point. Putin knows what he's
Speaker 1: doing when he takes something truthful about our country and
Speaker 1: starts talking it up. When you can look at the data,
Speaker 1: you can see the dollar flows, you can look at
Speaker 1: the documents. They're not in question. You can say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a Putin talking point, right, because Putin's saying, here's
Speaker 1: a broken Figuter society, and I'm going to bug you
Speaker 1: about it. It's like a friend of yours who makes
Speaker 1: fun of you for being fat. Right, Hey, jobs, true,
Speaker 1: you're fat, and it's hurtful to hear it from friends.
Speaker 1: Putin's not our friends, but he can be right about things.
Speaker 1: The case of Edward Snowden placed into this. You heard
Speaker 1: Jimmy Acosta say about telling truth to power. Their job
Speaker 1: is to find it and to tell it. Really, the
Speaker 1: case of Snowden is complicated, but it's also pretty simple.
Speaker 1: He's a whistleblower. He found out that the government was
Speaker 1: illegally spying on us. And this was so long ago,
Speaker 1: far far far early compared to what they can do
Speaker 1: to us now and what they were doing. He took
Speaker 1: the documents, he took the code, he downloaded it all.
Speaker 1: He provided it to Glenn Greenwold. Glenn Greenwald had been
Speaker 1: reporting on the intelligence services four years. Who was he
Speaker 1: going to take it to Congress? Congress who signed off
Speaker 1: on the FISA Court, which is a secret court, which
Speaker 1: has become corrupt. Is he going to pick what a
Speaker 1: John McCain. Who would he take it to other than
Speaker 1: someone like Greenwald? Yeah, he broke the law. Do you
Speaker 1: know what used to be illegal in Russia? Reporting crimes?
Speaker 1: It was illegal because crime had been eradicated. If he
Speaker 1: reported a crime, you could be put in a mental
Speaker 1: prison because you're crazy, because there's no crime. Snowden exposed
Speaker 1: a crime and then yes, he fled to Russia. Did
Speaker 1: you do that for Putin? I don't know. I know
Speaker 1: he's in Russia now and I'm pretty sure Putin's gotten
Speaker 1: stuff out of him. Michael Bennett Senator Bennett had a
Speaker 1: question for Tulci Gabbard, but he wasn't really that interested
Speaker 1: in letting her answer. I'll show you that in just
Speaker 1: a second. You should have a ton of questions right
Speaker 1: now about what way the economy is going to go
Speaker 1: under President Trump, because truly, if the Department of Government
Speaker 1: Efficiency is truly going to write size this economy. And
Speaker 1: I was looking at some of the matth Elon Musk
Speaker 1: has been saying, and he's looking at his analysis. We
Speaker 1: actually could balance the budget with some pretty radical cuts.
Speaker 1: But he sees showing what we're constantly told is is
Speaker 1: just in titlements and titlements and titlements. No, a lot
Speaker 1: of it really is fraud. Those cuts and those significant
Speaker 1: cuts in personnel that President Trump is communicating by showing people, hey,
Speaker 1: I might not be able to fire you, but I
Speaker 1: can demote you. I can move you to a city
Speaker 1: outside of Washington, DC. You're seeing these resignations at the top.
Speaker 1: You're seeing President Trump firing people at the top, and
Speaker 1: that's got people saying, oh, hit lurry. He's firing all
Speaker 1: the prosecutors. He's firing people who weaponize the law against him.
Speaker 1: And I would too, and so would you if you
Speaker 1: were going to go run an agency, do you really
Speaker 1: want to have people there who want to take you out? Nope.
Speaker 1: But if that's really the case that Elon Musk could
Speaker 1: write size our economy with these sort of cuts that
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Speaker 1: So this is Michael Bennett and he wants to take
Speaker 1: a situation where Edward Snowden and here's the complications. He Yes,
Speaker 1: stole information, Yes he hacked. Yes he did not have
Speaker 1: legal access to that. Yes he broke the rules of classification,
Speaker 1: just like Hillary Clinton. Just like Hillary Clinton did about
Speaker 1: four hundred times and faced no consequences that all happens.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton did it for power and money. Maybe Edward
Speaker 1: Snowden did it for money. Maybe he always wanted to
Speaker 1: move to Russia. Maybe Putin paid him for this. We
Speaker 1: don't have any proof of that, but we do know
Speaker 1: that he went to an honorable liberal journalist who told
Speaker 1: us about what our government was doing to us. Listen
Speaker 1: to and watch Michael Bennetts, Senator, and see if this
Speaker 1: guy seems emotionally balanced and looking at this from an
Speaker 1: intellectual perspective.
Speaker 7: Do you believe, as the chairman of this committee believes,
Speaker 7: as the vast majority of members of our intelligence agencies lead,
Speaker 7: that Edward Snowden was a trader to the United States
Speaker 7: of America.
Speaker 6: Senator of Confirmis, this is not.
Speaker 8: A moment social media. It's not a moment to propagate theories,
Speaker 8: conspiracy theories, or or or attax on journalism in the
Speaker 8: United States. This is when you need to answer the
Speaker 8: questions of the people whose votes you're asking for to
Speaker 8: be confirmed as the chief intelligence officer of this nation.
Speaker 8: As my colleague said, this is not about you. It's
Speaker 8: about the people that serve the intelligence agencies of the
Speaker 8: United States. Is Edward Snowden a trader to the United
Speaker 8: States of America?
Speaker 7: That is not a hard question.
Speaker 9: To answer when the stakes are this high, Senator, as
Speaker 9: someone who has yes or no, is Edward snowed In
Speaker 9: a trader to the United States of America?
Speaker 6: As someone who has to go on in combat, I
Speaker 6: understand how critical our national security TELCI.
Speaker 1: She'd have been better prepared to answer the question, and
Speaker 1: my answerment would have been something along these lines. Senator Bennett.
Speaker 1: If it's your contention that being a whistleblower showing that
Speaker 1: the federal government was illegally spying on Americans makes you
Speaker 1: a trader, then I would ask you what are the
Speaker 1: people who are legally spying on Americans? Sometimes a question
Speaker 1: is best answered with a question, And it's an interesting question.
Speaker 1: See if you go back to Jim Acosta and you
Speaker 1: go back to the beginning of the program and don't
Speaker 1: give into the lies. We're not spying on you, Yes
Speaker 1: you are. Oh no, this is just metadata. No, it's
Speaker 1: not oh no, no, no. We're looking at the phone
Speaker 1: calls of people overseas who have connections to terrorist countries, right,
Speaker 1: seven degrees of separation, And then you're using that to
Speaker 1: wiretap us. No, No, that was just accidental. Okay, it
Speaker 1: was just accidental that the entire team Trump was caught
Speaker 1: up in that. That's accidental. It just happens that you
Speaker 1: can on January sixth, in about three days, get people's
Speaker 1: device ideas and figure out where they live. Except for
Speaker 1: the pipe bomber. That's impossible. Can't do that because darn
Speaker 1: the stink and look, that data was corrupted. Don't know
Speaker 1: how that happened. It's like the phone calls from the
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein jail. Dang it, we erase those nine one calls. Shoot,
Speaker 1: the cameras were down. Darn the stink and look. Jim
Speaker 1: Acosta's role at CNN was to take something like that,
Speaker 1: those patterns and say those patterns don't exist. We can
Speaker 1: trust our intelligence services. That's not telling truth to power.
Speaker 1: That's not telling truth about power. And Toulzi Gabbert did
Speaker 1: say some things about Snowden that I think are important
Speaker 1: for us to hear because it communicates some of the
Speaker 1: nuanced to this This is what I think is important
Speaker 1: to this case, because I think this case is that fascinating.
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Speaker 1: Todd Tulsa Gabbard got into a little bit more detail
Speaker 1: some of the nuance about Snowden, which I think is
Speaker 1: fascinating and makes this story much more interesting than is
Speaker 1: he a trader? Well, if a criminal uncovers the crime
Speaker 1: of government, who's the worst criminal? Mean, look at it
Speaker 1: that way. What did Snowden do? He let us know
Speaker 1: what the government was doing that was illegal? What was
Speaker 1: the government doing? They were victimizing all of us? Who
Speaker 1: did Snowden victims?
Speaker 10: Guys?
Speaker 1: Oh, they'd say, sources and methods. Really, these sources and
Speaker 1: methods were about going after us, not our enemies. So
Speaker 1: this is more from the confirmation hearing.
Speaker 4: Do you still think Edward Snodan is brave?
Speaker 6: Mister Vice Chairman, Edward Snowden broke the law. I do
Speaker 6: not agree with or support with all of the information
Speaker 6: and intelligence that he released, nor the way in which
Speaker 6: he did it. There would have been opportunities for him
Speaker 6: to come to you on this committee or seek out
Speaker 6: the IG to release that information. The fact is he also,
Speaker 6: even as he broke the law, released information that exposed egregious,
Speaker 6: illegal and unconstitutional programs that are happening within our government.
Speaker 6: Excuse that led to serious reforms that Congress wonder took.
Speaker 4: Chairman, we got five minutes, So why'd I take your answer?
Speaker 4: And these are your quotes, brave, please join my bipartisan
Speaker 4: legislation calling for charges to be dropped against him. Do
Speaker 4: you disagree that legislation was not appropriate? Do you believe
Speaker 4: he is brave or not?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Went back those those.
Speaker 6: Words once again. Senator Edward Snowden broke the law.
Speaker 1: She's also released.
Speaker 6: And the United States legislation and your words are still
Speaker 6: your beliefs?
Speaker 1: Yes or now?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 6: I'm making myself very clear.
Speaker 1: Well, with respect, you're not TILSI. You're playing the game.
Speaker 1: It's a game that frustrates me. And I need to
Speaker 1: be consistent because when Democrats do this, it bothers me,
Speaker 1: and when she does it, it bothers me. If you
Speaker 1: say something, back it up, if you no longer think
Speaker 1: it's say it. But the answer could be this, Senator.
Speaker 1: Do I think it's brave to point out that our
Speaker 1: own government has become an enemy of the people by
Speaker 1: illegally spying us and destroying our constitutional protections.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think that was brave, And the way he did
Speaker 1: it was stupid. It was brave to get the information,
Speaker 1: stupid to take it to the journalists and not take
Speaker 1: it to trusted members of the Senate. But I would
Speaker 1: ask you, Senator, who are the trusted members of the
Speaker 1: Senate in an era of the FISA court lying to us,
Speaker 1: the FBI lying to us, who exactly is trusted now?
Speaker 1: She thinks she can't get confirmation on that, and maybe
Speaker 1: she can't, But there are some things worse than not
Speaker 1: getting confirmed D and I, such as taking a platform
Speaker 1: like that and having the opportunity to speak into that.
Speaker 1: She could look at this from a different calculus. Nope,
Speaker 1: I intend to get an office into position, into the job,
Speaker 1: and then make changes from there. So I'm going to
Speaker 1: play the DC game. It's not a game I could play.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Could you play that game? Not a
Speaker 1: game I could play. So Jim Acosta existed to tell
Speaker 1: truth to power, to bring us stories that no one
Speaker 1: else would bring us. Really, why is it that social
Speaker 1: media these days comes up with such fascinating game mind
Speaker 1: game questions such as something that's going on in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've seen this. Google maps in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles spotted some words and they're written in the sand.
Speaker 1: I'll show these words in just a second. They're written
Speaker 1: in the sand, alerting people to something or maybe just
Speaker 1: playing a game, but it's a heck of a game
Speaker 1: to play, and a lot of energy to put into
Speaker 1: playing a game. And it's in a really really interesting
Speaker 1: location outside of Los Angeles. As online Sluice have figured out,
Speaker 1: not the Mockingbird media, but online Sluice I have figured
Speaker 1: out where this is probably located. And it has to
Speaker 1: do with Mexico and TRAFFICO can you figure out what
Speaker 1: that word means. There's only one thing that takes me
Speaker 1: to Mexico, and only one area of Mexico all go.
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Speaker 1: So stem cells are these things that God created that
Speaker 1: are just incredible at building. If you think of them,
Speaker 1: they're tiny little builder bobs and they'll build whatever is
Speaker 1: necessary in your body. In fact, those stem cells are
Speaker 1: so potent that they can find hot spots in your
Speaker 1: body if you can afford it. And this is pretty expensive,
Speaker 1: but if you can afford it, there's something called the
Speaker 1: stem cell infusion. This is where they take the stem
Speaker 1: cells which are derived only from placenta's and umbilical chords.
Speaker 1: Never anything to do with abortion, God forbid. Steve and
Speaker 1: James do not allow that at their business. Those stem
Speaker 1: cells get into the body in the infusion in your blood,
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Speaker 1: surgeons up here to tell you, oh, we do that here.
Speaker 1: No they don't. They use your own stem cells, which
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Speaker 1: This is from Los Angeles and people been looking at
Speaker 1: this in trying to figure out where it is. They've
Speaker 1: found the location. They think it's next to a railroad,
Speaker 1: which you see is an image of the words help
Speaker 1: and TRAFFICO written and it is around a railyard. It
Speaker 1: appears to be right next to the Pacific Railroad, which
Speaker 1: is of course convenient for shipping. It says help help
Speaker 1: Help traffic oh guide drove by it on the bridge
Speaker 1: and really seem to figure out where it's at, where
Speaker 1: it's located, Help TRAFFICO, help help help. And these are
Speaker 1: not small letters. I mean those are far far bigger
Speaker 1: than train cars. It's like multiple train car size. And
Speaker 1: we've got the location on the map. Shouldn't someone look
Speaker 1: into that Federal Traffic O LAPD. When the mockingbird media
Speaker 1: denies and laughs at and snides social media, when so
Speaker 1: much of social media has been right, That's another reason
Speaker 1: why I think people like Jimmy Acosta are happy to
Speaker 1: see things like social media snuffed out and they'll complain
Speaker 1: that the end of the free presses of foot and
Speaker 1: it's being murdered with lies, et cetera. That's something that
Speaker 1: they have contributed to by their selective curiosity. It's not
Speaker 1: just selective sourcing, selective storytelling. It's selective curiosity. They're curious
Speaker 1: about so much about so little, particular when it relates
Speaker 1: to things so profoundly disturbing as a rail yard in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles with access to Mexico being called that as
Speaker 1: something that could be trafficking. Neil deGrasse Tyson, you know him.
Speaker 1: He's the guy who still can pretends to be a scientist.
Speaker 1: He gave that up. I think he become a political activist.
Speaker 1: He has a huge concern about technology and what it's
Speaker 1: going to do to the mockingbird media.
Speaker 10: I foresee the day AI become so good at making
Speaker 10: a deep fake that the people who believed fake news
Speaker 10: as true will no longer think their fake news is true,
Speaker 10: because they'll think they're fake news was faked by AI.
Speaker 10: The day that happens, the entire higher role of the
Speaker 10: Internet as a source of objectively true information will implode,
Speaker 10: and that will be the death of the Internet. Like
Speaker 10: nineteen ninety two to twenty twenty eight, rest in peace
Speaker 10: and the Internet will return to just cat videos.
Speaker 1: No, well, I mean, yeah, deep fakes. You're gonna be
Speaker 1: a problem I had, But no, it's not going to
Speaker 1: return to just cat videos. I had a conversation with
Speaker 1: a woman I used to work with and it was
Speaker 1: just still over social media, and I had to do
Speaker 1: with how could you possibly vote for Trump? This is
Speaker 1: someone I worked with in technology, and she sent me
Speaker 1: this note. Can I ask you a question? It's out
Speaker 1: of curiosity. I don't want to be aggressive. I just
Speaker 1: have to ask you, how could you possibly vote for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? So I shared with her my analysis that
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is a bad man. That I think he
Speaker 1: probably molested his daughter, that I think he probably screwed
Speaker 1: up his son sexually, that he is a griping lyar
Speaker 1: who stole fifty to one hundred million dollars from our country,
Speaker 1: That he and his party allowed terrorist groups to seize
Speaker 1: cities for weeks at a time in the case of Portland,
Speaker 1: to assault through a courthouse for over a year, that
Speaker 1: we saw political assassinations on our streets, that we were
Speaker 1: forced or some people where I was, and and maybe
Speaker 1: you weren't. People were forced to get injected to the
Speaker 1: genen sequencing device. They were forced to wrap up their
Speaker 1: faces in a useless mask, which was just a sign
Speaker 1: of virtue, signaling that I watched the woman who became
Speaker 1: our vice president bail out actual domestic terrafts on our streets,
Speaker 1: that I've read Mao's phases of insurrection, and I know
Speaker 1: that they were getting to phase six, which is the
Speaker 1: taking and keeping of government buildings. Phase five is to
Speaker 1: take and give back. She came across with, yeah, but Hitler, Hitler,
Speaker 1: he's replacing all the prosecutors. And what do you mean
Speaker 1: Joe Biden molested somebody never heard that? And I said,
Speaker 1: did you see the videos of him inappropriately touching women
Speaker 1: and girls? I said, there's a video of him inappropriately
Speaker 1: touching a little Asian girl. He says, hands offer her
Speaker 1: chest and she later said, oh yeah, he was pinching
Speaker 1: my breast buds. She finally spoke about this. You know
Speaker 1: what she said to me, Well, deep fakes are a problem.
Speaker 1: That video has never been in question. It was an
Speaker 1: event at the Capitol. He was welcoming new members of Congress.
Speaker 1: The girl has admitted it she's now a woman. It
Speaker 1: existed before, the ability to do deep fakes like that.
Speaker 1: I pointed it out to hers. She said, yeah, but
Speaker 1: it's still a problem, just like jeb Acosta. She chose
Speaker 1: to believe that Joe Biden would never do that because
Speaker 1: it would be too painful for her to believe otherwise.
Speaker 1: I don't resent anyone's vote because we'ren't a two party system.
Speaker 1: So when it's friends and family and people I love,
Speaker 1: there's a reason I don't talk politics with them. I mean,
Speaker 1: if they ask, I'll discuss it. My assumption is they're
Speaker 1: good people trapped into a two party system, and they're
Speaker 1: probably five or six issues that they are either well
Speaker 1: misled on or feel so deeply about they can't possibly
Speaker 1: vote for the other side. And I remind myself of this,
Speaker 1: and it's sad and it's scary for me because I
Speaker 1: fear deeply that I'm losing family members. Jesus came not
Speaker 1: to unite, but to divide. I hate that. And it's
Speaker 1: not because Jesus is divisive. It's because truth is divisive.
Speaker 1: It's not something I think we should give into. Well,
Speaker 1: the division's going to happen. I think we are to
Speaker 1: fight for relationships, particularly for the people with whom we
Speaker 1: have them and people we love. And I think we
Speaker 1: also have to recognize that there are hard truths and
Speaker 1: concrete truth and if we stand in the shoes of truth,
Speaker 1: sometimes sometimes it's going to get really hard. This is
Speaker 1: the Todd Hermershell. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
Speaker 1: Please make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.