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Speaker 2: Joe Kent said point blank when he resigned. By the way,
Speaker 2: the day he resigned, he retained highest level security clearance.
Speaker 2: They tried to tell you, oh, he was a leaker,
Speaker 2: he was under investigation. Was a lie. They admitted it
Speaker 2: was a lie. He wasn't under investigation by the FBI. Untrue.
Speaker 2: And you know it's untrue because he held his security
Speaker 2: clearance till the day he left the building. So there's
Speaker 2: no intelligence in the US government that Joe Kent couldn't
Speaker 2: see none. He was one of the most informed people
Speaker 2: in the world. And his conclusion was there's something weird
Speaker 2: going on here. And one of the clues is the
Speaker 2: butler shooting. The shooting in the summer of twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four during the presidential election, where President Trump was shot
Speaker 2: in the ear by a gunman a little over one
Speaker 2: hundred yards away in the roof of a building called
Speaker 2: Thomas Crooks. And according to Joe Kent, who would know
Speaker 2: that investigation was closed before it pursued every possible lead
Speaker 2: We can be fairly confident that Thomas Crooks pulled the trigger.
Speaker 2: We cannot be confident at all that he acted alone.
Speaker 2: And of course we can't know because that investigation was
Speaker 2: shut down. That's what he said. And Joe Kent, you
Speaker 2: can dismiss as a wacko or a trader, but you
Speaker 2: can't say he doesn't know what he's talking about. And
Speaker 2: you can't say the Trump administration didn't trust him with
Speaker 2: all available US intelligence until the day he left. You
Speaker 2: can't say that because they did. He has said out
Speaker 2: loud he thinks the failure to investigate the Butler's shooting,
Speaker 2: the shooting of are now President Donald Trump? And why
Speaker 2: wouldn't they investigate that, by the way, that alone is baffling.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't they release all the information they have about
Speaker 2: Thomas Crooks. They haven't Why it was alone? Gunman wanted
Speaker 2: to tell us all you know, but they haven't. Why.
Speaker 2: He believes that is connected to the control that Israel
Speaker 2: has over the United States government, the demonstrable control. He
Speaker 2: said that. He also pointed to a couple of pretty
Speaker 2: shocking violations of the President's personal security by the Secret Service.
Speaker 2: They allowed things to happen that never happen around a president. Now,
Speaker 2: maybe they were mistakes, you want to think they were.
Speaker 2: But who's been fired at the Secret Service over those mistakes.
Speaker 2: No one that we're aware of. There's not been a
Speaker 2: wholesale reordering of the Secret Service. Their job is to
Speaker 2: protect the president, the elected president of the United States,
Speaker 2: And you do that not just because you love the president,
Speaker 2: but because our entire system hangs on the idea that
Speaker 2: the people get to choose their president and he can't
Speaker 2: be removed by force. That's democracy. If you could just
Speaker 2: take out the president by force, then how was democracy real?
Speaker 2: People choose someone that larger forces don't like and they
Speaker 2: kill him, then you don't have a democracy. So protecting
Speaker 2: the life of the president is essential to the functioning
Speaker 2: of our system. And yet on at least two occasions
Speaker 2: they've proven that they haven't been able to do that.
Speaker 2: And yet has there been an investigation into that. Has
Speaker 2: anyone been fired over that? No. Now, those of us
Speaker 2: who don't work there have no real idea what that means.
Speaker 2: But someone who just worked there until the other day,
Speaker 2: Joe Kent said, I think that may be related to
Speaker 2: our inability to say no to Israel. Now maybe Joe
Speaker 2: Kent's a total wacko, in which case, why was he
Speaker 2: head of the counter Terrorism Center for the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: That's another question. But let's just say it's a total wacko.
Speaker 2: But what's the answer? The facts, the known facts, have
Speaker 2: never been explained. And at this point, watching Israel once again,
Speaker 2: not for the first time, hardly for the first time,
Speaker 2: short circuit American diplomacy. The expressed will of the American
Speaker 2: president elected by the rest of US, to have some
Speaker 2: foreign country of nine million people to say no, exercise
Speaker 2: veto power over our president short circuit our interests. This
Speaker 2: is bad for us. We're doing it any way because
Speaker 2: Benjamin ETNYA, who wants to you see that enough times?
Speaker 2: This is again, not the first time we've seen this.
Speaker 2: It's not the tenth time we've seen this. We've seen
Speaker 2: it generationally. You have to ask what is this and
Speaker 2: you have to find out and you have to air
Speaker 2: it publicly because it has to end. We cannot be
Speaker 2: a free and prosperous country until we are a sovereign country.
Speaker 2: What does that mean? Our leaders elected by us have
Speaker 2: to be able to make decisions in our interests, not
Speaker 2: to the exclusion of everyone else. You don't have to
Speaker 2: end other people's civilizations in order for your own country
Speaker 2: to prosper. It doesn't work that way. But you have
Speaker 2: to put your people's best interests first, or it's not
Speaker 2: a legitimate system. And if there is another country and
Speaker 2: an arrangement with an other country that's preventing you from
Speaker 2: doing that, you have to fix it. And then there
Speaker 2: are also moral questions if that partner, your closest to Allah.
Speaker 2: The only democracy in the Middle East is killing kids
Speaker 2: in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Iran and doing so
Speaker 2: without apology. If it's committing war crimes every single day
Speaker 2: for years with your money and your weapons, at some
Speaker 2: point you're implicated in those crimes and you have to
Speaker 2: stop that too. It's all bad, there's no upside. Where's
Speaker 2: the upside? And so the United States has to and
Speaker 2: hopefully the first thing we do when and if this
Speaker 2: war is resolved is detached from Israel, not declare war
Speaker 2: on Israel or treat Israel as an enemy. They may
Speaker 2: treat us as an enemy, as they have before when
Speaker 2: they tried to sink the US Liberty an American naval vessel,
Speaker 2: a surveillance vessel. They treat us as an enemy. We
Speaker 2: don't have to treat them as an enemy, however, and
Speaker 2: we shouldn't, but we should treat them like we eat
Speaker 2: every other country, as an ally, but with restrictions and
Speaker 2: reservations and red lines. No, you can't act against our interest,
Speaker 2: and this distancing should begin with a total end of
Speaker 2: aid of any kind, military or economic to Israel by
Speaker 2: the US government and people who love Israel, some of whom.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to play all of that. That was
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson, who, as you know, was a staunch supporter
Speaker 1: of the president, and now because of what's happening, he
Speaker 1: also has voters remorse. Tucker says it was staged. If
Speaker 1: you heard it him early on in the video, he
Speaker 1: talks about the Buttoner shooting and how he thinks it
Speaker 1: was staged, and that is something that people have been
Speaker 1: saying since it happened. I know you've heard that before.
Speaker 1: I think it's strange that if he was shot in
Speaker 1: the ear, if you see his ear, there's nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with it. It doesn't even look like it was shot. Now,
Speaker 1: y'all know, I am not a conspiracy theorist. Y'all know
Speaker 1: I do not get into conspiracies, but when something's odd,
Speaker 1: you know, I think that it is worth looking into.
Speaker 1: And I think that it's just odd to me that
Speaker 1: the ear looks perfect. I saw a post someone put
Speaker 1: They put the president's ear beside the ear of a
Speaker 1: man who really was shot in the ear, and you
Speaker 1: could tell that this guy was shot in the ear,
Speaker 1: and the other ear looked perfect. So again, I'm not saying,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm you know again, I'm I'm not a
Speaker 1: conspiracy theorist, but something does kind of seem to be
Speaker 1: a little bit odd here. Thanks for tuning into the show.
Speaker 1: Welcome to it. My name is Eric Lee, and I
Speaker 1: thank you once again for spending a little bit of
Speaker 1: your time with me. I'm going to play another video
Speaker 1: here and I want you to listen to this.
Speaker 3: Everywhere you look in this administration, there are irresponsible people
Speaker 3: making terrible decisions on life or death matters. And thanks
Speaker 3: to the major debacles of Pete Hegxith and Christy Noman
Speaker 3: Pambondi and Cash Mattel, keeping everybody occupied. Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
Speaker 3: the leading who leads the Department of Health and Human Services,
Speaker 3: has mostly been off the front pages, but make no mistake,
Speaker 3: his department has done serious long term damage to American
Speaker 3: health and safety, and things could get a lot worse.
Speaker 3: Just since he's been in office, Kennedy has overseen the
Speaker 3: country's largest measles outbreak since before. We eliminated the virus
Speaker 3: in the year two thousand for all effective purposes, it
Speaker 3: was gone from the United States. Last year, three people,
Speaker 3: including two school aged children, died from it. This year,
Speaker 3: measles cases are rising faster. The epicenter is now in Utah,
Speaker 3: where there have been nearly six hundred confirmed cases of measles,
Speaker 3: surpassed only by South Carolina and Texas, where just last
Speaker 3: year dozens of kids wound up in the hospital with
Speaker 3: both measles and signs of liver damage. Liver damage because
Speaker 3: they took cod liver oil that RFK Junior recommended as
Speaker 3: a cure for measles instead of a proven vaccine. There
Speaker 3: is no cure for measles. There is only the vaccine,
Speaker 3: which is ninety seven percent effective. But RFK Junior doesn't
Speaker 3: like vaccines, and so that shows up in everything the
Speaker 3: HHS touches. Today, the Washington Post reports that the CDC
Speaker 3: is burying a public health report that was supposed to
Speaker 3: have been published two weeks ago, a report that showed
Speaker 3: the ongoing success of the COVID vaccine. According to whistleblower scientists.
Speaker 3: The report says quote, the COVID nineteen vaccine cut the
Speaker 3: likelihood of emergency department visits and hospitalizations for healthy adults
Speaker 3: last winter by about half. Apparently, the CDC director had
Speaker 3: concerns about the methodology which has been used to evaluate
Speaker 3: the flu vaccine for twenty years.
Speaker 1: Sok Jr. Who is the Secretary of Health and Human Services,
Speaker 1: has said that you can prevent measles with cod liver oil.
Speaker 1: Doctor Edward Janoff studied complications associated with measles back when
Speaker 1: he was an Infectious Disease Fellow in the late nineteen eighties.
Speaker 1: As part of his research, he helped care for hundreds
Speaker 1: of patients in the Philippines and Thailand who suffered from measles.
Speaker 1: Some experienced challenging and heartbreaking complications, ranging from breathing difficulties
Speaker 1: to diarrhea and even to death. Janoff's guidance about measles
Speaker 1: is utterly clear. The best treatment for measles is not
Speaker 1: to get measles, and the best way not to get
Speaker 1: measles is to get the vaccine now. This man is
Speaker 1: an infectious disease expert at UC Health, University of Colorado
Speaker 1: Hospital and the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center, and
Speaker 1: a professor of Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Microbiology, and Immunology at
Speaker 1: the University of Colorado School of Medicine. And As measles
Speaker 1: cases continue to rise, misinformation about ways to prevent and
Speaker 1: treat measles is spreading to doctors in Texas, where the
Speaker 1: largest measles outbreak is taking place. Now are seen some
Speaker 1: children who are suffering from vitamin A toxicity. Too much
Speaker 1: vitamin A in people who do not have vitamin A deficiency,
Speaker 1: which is a very which is very uncommon in the US,
Speaker 1: can cause liver damage and other medical problems. The experts say,
Speaker 1: get your children the measles vaccine. That's the best way
Speaker 1: to not get you heard them say. The best way
Speaker 1: to fight measles is not to get it, and the
Speaker 1: best way to not get it is to be vaccinated.
Speaker 1: In a as RFK has stated, does not prevent measles.
Speaker 1: And as a matter of fact, as you were seeing
Speaker 1: he is now seeing children. Texas is now seeing children
Speaker 1: who are suffering from vitamin A toxicity, because if you're
Speaker 1: not vitamin A deficient, you should not be taking extra
Speaker 1: vitamin A. Listen to the experts. Listen to the scientists. Now,
Speaker 1: y'all know what I say. I've said this from the
Speaker 1: start and I'm going to say it again. I think
Speaker 1: it's a parent's right. I think it's a parent's choice.
Speaker 1: But be informed, be well informed. Don't think that giving
Speaker 1: your child vitamin A is going to stop them from
Speaker 1: getting measles. That's all I'm gonna say. And while we're
Speaker 1: on the topic of RFK, which is this story is
Speaker 1: crazy to me. But you know, the New York Post
Speaker 1: is reporting that RFK claims that he once stopped on
Speaker 1: the side of the road to cut off the penis
Speaker 1: of a dead raccoon. I am not lying to you.
Speaker 1: I cannot make this up. Go look it up for
Speaker 1: your self. This is what the New York Post is reporting,
Speaker 1: not me. The bizarre account by the nation's top civilian
Speaker 1: health official was unearthed in the new book OURFK Junior,
Speaker 1: The Fall and Rise, authored by the Post owned Isabelle Vinson,
Speaker 1: who grew up, I'm sorry, who drew upon a wide
Speaker 1: range of sources, including private journals. He penned while living
Speaker 1: in New York City between nineteen ninety nine and two
Speaker 1: thousand and one. Here is what he says. I was
Speaker 1: standing in front of my parked car on I six't
Speaker 1: eighty four cutting the penis out of a I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm sorry. Okay, okay. I was standing in front
Speaker 1: of my car on I six point eighty four cutting
Speaker 1: the penis out of a road killed raccoon, thinking about
Speaker 1: how weird some of my family members have turned out
Speaker 1: to be family members. But you're cutting the penis out
Speaker 1: of a dead raccoon.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: My kids waited patiently in the car, he noted, later
Speaker 1: telling People Magazine he collected the raccoons genitals so he
Speaker 1: could study them later. What in the pet cemetery is
Speaker 1: going on here? Then, upon learning a well carcass had
Speaker 1: washed ashore on nearby Squaw Island, the elder Kennedy made
Speaker 1: a beeline for the beach and proceeded to decapitate the
Speaker 1: beast with a chainsaw. So he's cutting penises off of raccoons,
Speaker 1: dead raccoons, and now he is taking a chain saw
Speaker 1: to the head of a well carcass. He then strapped
Speaker 1: the whale's enormous knogging to the roof of the family
Speaker 1: mini van with a bungee cord, intending once again to
Speaker 1: bring it home to study, grossing out the family and
Speaker 1: his pursuit of dead animal knowledge. This is the guy
Speaker 1: that the President picked to run our Health and Human
Speaker 1: Services Department. Do you know how many times I have
Speaker 1: been on the road driving and I have indeed seen
Speaker 1: a dead raccoon, But I have never thought, hmm, there's
Speaker 1: a dead raccoon. I need to study its penis. If
Speaker 1: y'all don't think that that is just the most bizarre
Speaker 1: thing I have ever heard in that's some pet I
Speaker 1: don't I don't even I don't even know, guys, that's
Speaker 1: some that. That sounds like some Jeffrey Dahmer stuff.
Speaker 4: To me.
Speaker 1: I'm just like some Jeffrey Dauber stuff, anyway. Reports in
Speaker 1: early twenty twenty six suggest that around nine to ten
Speaker 1: American scientists, including several linked to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Speaker 1: or JPL and nuclear research, have died or gone missing
Speaker 1: under mysterious circumstances since twenty twenty three. The White House
Speaker 1: has acknowledged these reports and promise to investigate the situation.
Speaker 1: HM Michael David Hicks died in July twenty twenty three
Speaker 1: at fifty nine, listed as natural causes cardiovascular disease, but
Speaker 1: the case remained open in some records. Monicicaiza missing since
Speaker 1: June twenty twenty five after going on a hike in
Speaker 1: the Angelus National Rainforest. So she went on a hike
Speaker 1: and never came back. Frank Mywald died in July twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four. No cause of death or opt or autopsy
Speaker 1: was publicly reported. Carl Grillman reported shot and killed on
Speaker 1: his porch in February twenty twenty six. Anthony Chavez and
Speaker 1: Melissa Cassias both disappeared in twenty twenty five after leaving
Speaker 1: their homes without essential items, meaning like wallet, phone, like clothes,
Speaker 1: like stuff that you know, if we are going on
Speaker 1: a trip and we're gonna be gone, we would take.
Speaker 1: But they just disappeared and didn't take doesn't there's no
Speaker 1: signs that they took anything. General Michael Neil McCaslin disappeared
Speaker 1: in February twenty twenty six from his home. Oh My.
Speaker 1: Many of the individuals were engaged in sensitive fields, including
Speaker 1: defense systems, space technology, nuclear research, and the Dart mission.
Speaker 1: While local authorities have not officially linked these cases, the
Speaker 1: pattern has triggered speculation regarding espionage or a potential threat
Speaker 1: to national security. Several like Chavez and Cassias, vanished without
Speaker 1: taking personal items like wallets or phones. Now that's indeed odd. People.
Speaker 1: Now again, y'all know, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but
Speaker 1: even I would say that something like that is odd.
Speaker 1: That is a very odd thing. I have one more
Speaker 1: video for you to look at. Here it goes.
Speaker 4: Hey, everyone, we are here with the esteemed ranking member
Speaker 4: of our Judiciary Committee, the great constitutional scholar, Jamie Raskin,
Speaker 4: who is the Congressman for Maryland. And today you filed
Speaker 4: a bill that many of us co sponsored. Tell us
Speaker 4: a little bit about this bill.
Speaker 5: And thank you for joining me. A Congressman Stansbury, Hello
Speaker 5: to my friends in New Mexico and everywhere across the country. Look,
Speaker 5: the twenty fifth Amendment, which everybody's talking about, is all
Speaker 5: about continuity in office and the stability of the government.
Speaker 5: And the first provision is about what happens if the
Speaker 5: presidency's vacant. The second provision is about what happens if
Speaker 5: the vice presidency's vacant. The third provision I think of
Speaker 5: is the kolonoscopy provision because it says the president can
Speaker 5: voluntarily temporarily turn over power. But the fourth provision is
Speaker 5: the one everybody's talking about. Section four is about what
Speaker 5: happens if the president is unable for physical reasons or
Speaker 5: mental or cognitive reson.
Speaker 4: Mental or cognitive let's emphasize that piece.
Speaker 5: What if the president cannot satisfy the duties of the
Speaker 5: office and discharge the powers and duties of office, And
Speaker 5: it says the vice president and a majority of the
Speaker 5: cabinet can act to transfer the powers to the vice president.
Speaker 5: Everybody seems to know that. But there's another little known
Speaker 5: part which says or the vice president and a body
Speaker 5: set up by Congress can make the same judgment. And
Speaker 5: since nineteen sixty seven, Congress has never set up the
Speaker 5: other body called for by the Constitution in the twenty
Speaker 5: fifth Amendment, And so we're setting that body up.
Speaker 4: And I just want to emphasize that this is really
Speaker 4: about Congress asserting its constitutional authority. The twenty fifth Amendment
Speaker 4: was established after JFK died. It set up and clarified
Speaker 4: the line of succession if a president is incapacitated. Many
Speaker 4: of us feel like he is incapacitated in the present moment,
Speaker 4: but it's not clear what happens if the president can
Speaker 4: tests a vice is it inner cabinets call on him
Speaker 4: to step down? And this is really about Congress asserting
Speaker 4: our authority under the twenty fifth Amendment and saying we'll
Speaker 4: create a bipartisan body that will ultimately make that determination.
Speaker 4: It would require a cognitive test. What else would it require?
Speaker 5: Right, Well, let me just let me just add one detail, Melanie,
Speaker 5: to what you just said, because under the twenty fifth Amendment,
Speaker 5: if the president, if the vice president and a majority
Speaker 5: of the cabinet act, or the vice president a majority
Speaker 5: of our new body act, still the president can say no, no,
Speaker 5: everything's fine, and would need to be overruled by a
Speaker 5: two thirds vote of the House and the Senate. So
Speaker 5: it's you know, it's not a perfect arrangement for our
Speaker 5: situation if people are going to act with their partisan
Speaker 5: blinders on. But the new body at least would interpose
Speaker 5: some objectivity. Would be composed of doctors, psychiatrist, cognitive scientists,
Speaker 5: but also veterans, of executive branch of government, former presidents,
Speaker 5: vice president's attorneys general, Secretaries of Defense, Treasury, surgeon generals,
Speaker 5: and so on. So it calls for those people to
Speaker 5: be able to meet in the event of a real crisis.
Speaker 5: It's serious business. This is not just for Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: This is a permanent standing body that should have been
Speaker 5: set up long ago so we can rectify that oversight
Speaker 5: and also deal with a very serious crisis. Is that
Speaker 5: people are flipping out all over the country, as you know.
Speaker 1: So that is the twenty fifth Amendment, and it basically
Speaker 1: says when the president is unfit to serve in office,
Speaker 1: he can be removed. And so I know y'all have
Speaker 1: heard a lot of people talk about needing to invoke
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth Amendment. So these two Congress people are
Speaker 1: trying to to get that together. Now, as you hear,
Speaker 1: is gonna take like two thirds right now, I know
Speaker 1: they don't have two thirds. Maybe in November they may,
Speaker 1: but I think and it's it really is a shame
Speaker 1: to even be thinking about this. And you heard him say,
Speaker 1: you know that this new he talked about the new
Speaker 1: body you know that could be formed. It's never been done.
Speaker 1: They never you know, there's you know, the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: happened after JFK, but they've never taken the steps. They've
Speaker 1: never talked about the steps you know, for it until now.
Speaker 1: And you know, there are a lot of people that
Speaker 1: are saying that this president, that something's wrong. You know.
Speaker 1: It really is a shame. It really is a shame.
Speaker 1: And and like I've told you guys before, I've been
Speaker 1: under Republican presidents and haven't liked what they did. But
Speaker 1: I've never thought of one as being unable or unfit
Speaker 1: to uh, you know, uh do his duties. I've never
Speaker 1: you know, I've never thought about that until you know now.
Speaker 1: Some I don't know, guys, I don't know. I y'all know,
Speaker 1: I come on here just about every week and I
Speaker 1: talk about where I just think that we are sinking
Speaker 1: so far, that we are sinking so far, and maybe
Speaker 1: it is time, you know. And again, I don't know
Speaker 1: if they would have two thirds today to do it.
Speaker 1: They may have two thirds in November after the midterms.
Speaker 1: They may, but I think that most of us and
Speaker 1: not all of us, because I keep seeing people on
Speaker 1: social media saying he's doing a great job. I just
Speaker 1: don't know how you guys think that he's doing such
Speaker 1: a great job. I just I don't see it. And
Speaker 1: so maybe it is time and and it's sad, and
Speaker 1: I think it would be a sad day in this
Speaker 1: country to have to invote the twenty fifth Amendment. Not
Speaker 1: because you disagree with someone politically, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Like because you know somebody you know, vetold something that
Speaker 1: you want. It doesn't have anything to do with that.
Speaker 1: But I just fear that if we keep the status quo,
Speaker 1: that something is just I don't know. I just think
Speaker 1: that we keep seeking further and further. Well that's my show.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys for tuning in. We'll see you next week.
Speaker 1: Bye for now.
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