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Speaker 1: It is seven forty one here for you, five KC
Speaker 1: Detalk Station. A very happy Tuesday to could be happier
Speaker 1: if we didn't have people locked up for maybe just
Speaker 1: engaging in what I've always described as a sort of
Speaker 1: drunken fraternity party gotten slightly out of hand. Of course,
Speaker 1: January sixth is what I'm referring to. Now, some people
Speaker 1: did engage in violence, but seems to me the vast
Speaker 1: majority of people who have been convicted were convicted merely
Speaker 1: of wandering around in the building, having at first been
Speaker 1: invited to enter the building by members of law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Someone who knows all about this returned, and I love
Speaker 1: having them on the programme. The collaborator and the person
Speaker 1: responsible for putting together the two volumes, the American Gulag Chronicles,
Speaker 1: Letters from Prison and the American gulog Chronicles, Volume two,
Speaker 1: which is the Art of Confinement. Welcome back to the
Speaker 1: Morning Show, Tim Rivers. It's a real pleasure to have
Speaker 1: you back on today.
Speaker 3: Oh thanks, Brian, appreciate you having me back on.
Speaker 1: You're yeah, I think yeah. Now, First off, since it's
Speaker 1: kind of a springboard, everyone keeps bringing it up. The
Speaker 1: absurdity behind Joe Biden's pardoning of his son, not that
Speaker 1: that comes as a surprise to anybody, but the idea
Speaker 1: that he had the audacity in the face of all
Speaker 1: the evidence that we all know about, at least those
Speaker 1: of us who've taken the time to remember, like the
Speaker 1: slow walk of the IRS investigation, allowing the statute of
Speaker 1: limitations to blow by, that somehow he was the victim
Speaker 1: of an abusive justice system, and that nobody out there,
Speaker 1: if it wasn't for the fact that he was Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden and the son of Joe Biden, would have been
Speaker 1: gone after from a legal perspective, it's spite of the
Speaker 1: fact that he pled guilty to tax evation and was
Speaker 1: found guilty of the FFL violation. What was your reaction
Speaker 1: to that, knowing all that you know about how ill
Speaker 1: treated and desperately treated these January six folks were.
Speaker 3: I can't say that on the air.
Speaker 1: Thank you for honoring the FCC guidance that I must
Speaker 1: follow every day. Trust meerstand how difficult it can be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I'm going to read you his quote
Speaker 4: right after he got this book, in the throes of addiction,
Speaker 4: I squandered opportunities and advantages and in recovery, we can
Speaker 4: be given the opportunity to make amends and rebuild our
Speaker 4: lives if we never take for granted the mercy we
Speaker 4: have been afforded.
Speaker 3: Give me a freaking break. I mean, if you were
Speaker 3: some poor guy who had been victimized for showing up
Speaker 3: and protesting one day, thrown into a jail for three
Speaker 3: years and nine months, never given a trial, beaten, abused,
Speaker 3: I can't really tell you the things that might happen
Speaker 3: to you in that environment, but they're really horrible, and
Speaker 3: you can read about them in the book. And then
Speaker 3: you want to, you know, you want to play like
Speaker 3: I'm the victim. How democrat is this? I'm just going
Speaker 3: to come right out and say it. The Democrats are
Speaker 3: victimized all the time. They've they've inculcated a culture of
Speaker 3: victimization in order to split America into the halves and
Speaker 3: the haves not. And I think it's very important to
Speaker 3: realize that this wasn't like a blanket pardon this back
Speaker 3: to ten years? Why did back ten years? Well, guess
Speaker 3: who's started working in Ukraine just a little bit after
Speaker 3: ten years, Hunter Biden. This is Joe Biden's pardon. This
Speaker 3: is not Hunter's pardon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very excellent point, and that is one that cannot
Speaker 1: be overlooked. You are absolutely right. This is a pardon
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden and the Biden what we'll call crime family,
Speaker 1: if we may be so bold, and I think we can.
Speaker 1: I mean, Lord almighty, how many suspicious activity reports had
Speaker 1: financial institutions turn in on the multitude of Biden family
Speaker 1: members and friends over a short period of time. If
Speaker 1: that was you or I we'd be locked up right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you don't have to do that to get
Speaker 3: locked up in this country anymore. Well, and I'm hoping this, Brian,
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna say it. I think I think all
Speaker 3: of us have seen enough truth exposed. If you haven't
Speaker 3: seen enough, I can take where to go to find
Speaker 3: it because it's right out there in the open. Mainstream
Speaker 3: media will never show it to you, but we've shown
Speaker 3: it to you for almost three years now, and I
Speaker 3: think that's all going to come out. I think now
Speaker 3: this the curtain is going to get ripped back. How
Speaker 3: did Zach say it? And when it gets too expensive
Speaker 3: to maintain the illusion, we'll just pull the curtain back,
Speaker 3: turn off the stage lights, move the furniture, the actor
Speaker 3: to leave, and you'll see that brick wall. Wow, And
Speaker 3: I think that's what we're looking at. We're looking at
Speaker 3: the brick wall of truth. Now all of these things
Speaker 3: have been exposed. The result was a.
Speaker 4: Landslide on this election for President Trump, and.
Speaker 3: I think they're scared to death of his appointments, and
Speaker 3: rightly so. We're entering a new era. But I want
Speaker 3: to compare the pardon for a hunter should absolutely eliminate
Speaker 3: any opposition anybody ever had about pardoning the Jay stature
Speaker 3: because they've done nothing compared to what this man has done,
Speaker 3: not to mention stealing, helping to steal an election, hiding
Speaker 3: the perfidity of that laptop, and all the horrible information
Speaker 3: that's on it, sex traffic miners across state lines. Oh
Speaker 3: my god. I just don't have enough time to go
Speaker 3: through this criminal record. And yet you've got people who
Speaker 3: were not violent who are been sitting in prison for years,
Speaker 3: and people who weren't even there that day sentenced to
Speaker 3: twenty two years. Come on, I mean, where is justice
Speaker 3: in America? Now?
Speaker 1: It's it's justice well and certainly the truth. And Tim,
Speaker 1: I just I think about the non violent I just
Speaker 1: put aside. You know, I know there's someone screaming going, well,
Speaker 1: but what about that one guy who beat the crap
Speaker 1: out of a police officer. Okay, let's put that guy aside,
Speaker 1: and let's talk about the person who just randomly strolled
Speaker 1: through the Capitol building and yet was imprisoned for that,
Speaker 1: had to defend themselves in court, retain a lawyer at
Speaker 1: significant expense if they could, or forced to cop a
Speaker 1: plea because they couldn't afford a lawyer, forcing him in
Speaker 1: prison for something as minor as and infraction in that
Speaker 1: and then look at all of the violence and the
Speaker 1: and the and the property damage done by the ANTIFA
Speaker 1: types and the Black Lives Matter folks that were out
Speaker 1: there absolute criminal activity, distinct observable documentable property to instruction,
Speaker 1: and also people that were severely injured in some cases
Speaker 1: killed as a consequence of their violence. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: the the amount of resources, the money and effort that
Speaker 1: the FBI spent tracking down the old lady who they
Speaker 1: now have in prison because she wandered around. I mean
Speaker 1: that they that they used valuable resources and dollars going
Speaker 1: after non violent folks when the crime, when the streets
Speaker 1: are just laden with violent criminals that even if they
Speaker 1: pick them up, they just let them out.
Speaker 3: All right. I am wow. You know, there's there's a
Speaker 3: there's a there's a problem with living long enough that
Speaker 3: you can see major changes in culture like I have.
Speaker 3: But I can see the difference in America. I can
Speaker 3: see and feel the difference in our cultural belief and
Speaker 3: the qualities of America and the promises of America. And
Speaker 3: that's all come about because everybody has been so uh
Speaker 3: so intent on creating this uh this false reality that
Speaker 3: that you got more than I got. Therefore you're evil
Speaker 3: and I'm good, and let's stay let's take a really
Speaker 3: good attention. I can say you're bad, and we can
Speaker 3: have a conversation. I can say you're evil, and we
Speaker 3: no longer have anything to talk about. And that's what's
Speaker 3: happened here. There's been a vilification that is, it's been
Speaker 3: almost irreversible that that's killed any kind of dialogue that
Speaker 3: we might have had to come to some conclusions. And
Speaker 3: now we're a split America and we have such a
Speaker 3: huge task ahead of us. The first thing you need
Speaker 3: to do is bind up the nation's wounds. Who said that,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, somebody else said that I stole, bind up
Speaker 3: the nation wound and start by getting all the JAY
Speaker 3: sensors out of jail. Those who really did something wrong
Speaker 3: that day can be tried for those things separately. All
Speaker 3: you have to do is, you know, basically, dismiss those
Speaker 3: charges without prejudice, unlike Hunter's pardon, which is with prejudice,
Speaker 3: which means you can never go after this man for
Speaker 3: anything that he did or anything that he was involved in.
Speaker 3: Pay attention to that one for ten years back, ten
Speaker 3: years back. How about we just go back five years
Speaker 3: and just give the I'll take half of that, go
Speaker 3: back five and give all the JA sixers a pass
Speaker 3: and then pay them back for the destructions of their lives.
Speaker 1: Well, one can only help that some justice does happen
Speaker 1: along those lines. And you know what, all I can observe, Tim,
Speaker 1: the Republicans have a huge, huge, huge task in front
Speaker 1: of them, and if they don't get their act together
Speaker 1: and actually accomplish something over a very short window of opportunity,
Speaker 1: we're going to be back having the same damn conversation
Speaker 1: a couple of years from that, Tim, we are.
Speaker 3: But you know what, your listeners have to be part
Speaker 3: of this. All of us have to be part of this.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's why I got involved. I realized I
Speaker 3: didn't get part If I didn't take some action, things
Speaker 3: are just going to keep going the way they were.
Speaker 3: Everybody's got this capability. You can call your congressman, you
Speaker 3: can get involved in local politics, you can support the
Speaker 3: people who are fighting on the front. Everybody can do something.
Speaker 3: And I got news for you. The politicians are not
Speaker 3: going to save us. It's we, the people who have
Speaker 3: the responsibility within the constitution and within our form of
Speaker 3: government to make sure that we preserve the goodness of
Speaker 3: America for future generations. And we have failed. And now
Speaker 3: I tell everybody who's listening to this, you have a
Speaker 3: chance to fix it. All you got to do is
Speaker 3: get off your butt and do something. Go to J
Speaker 3: six Patriotnews dot com, read about the truth, buy our
Speaker 3: books at Letters from Prison dot us. You will be
Speaker 3: joining the glug army and helping save these families and
Speaker 3: these men and support them until we get them free.
Speaker 3: There are so many things you can do that there
Speaker 3: are just a little tiny drop in the water. Is
Speaker 3: all it takes is all of us do it. We
Speaker 3: have a tsunami but if you sit in walk, nothing happens.
Speaker 3: And so I call you to action, America. It's time
Speaker 3: to wake up. We got it, like you said, like
Speaker 3: Brian said, We got a huge job ahead of us,
Speaker 3: and it will take every single one of us doing
Speaker 3: our part to restore the country and to give our
Speaker 3: children what we do. And so I call on you, America,
Speaker 3: get off your butt.
Speaker 1: Joe. Put the links up to your site on my
Speaker 1: blog page fifty five care Se dot com, so my
Speaker 1: listeners can contribute. Every little bit counts. As demonstrated by
Speaker 1: my guest today, Tim Rivers, it's been a real pleasure
Speaker 1: of having you back on the program, and I'll encourage
Speaker 1: my listeners to get both copies of the American Gulag chronicles.
Speaker 2: Tim.
Speaker 1: I hope we get to talk again, and I hope
Speaker 1: in our next conversation is some great news. And I
Speaker 1: appreciate all of your efforts to save America. My friend.
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