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Speaker 2: Yes, my friends, Politico is upset that jd Vance is
Speaker 2: trying to quote Tether Harris to the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: I tell you what, you can't make this stuff up,
Speaker 2: my friends. The radical left knows how terrible. Remember just
Speaker 2: a couple of us six weeks ago, roughly, they were
Speaker 2: telling us that this was the one of the greatest
Speaker 2: administrations in history. We don't realize how good we've had it.
Speaker 2: People just don't realize the brilliance, how Biden brought us
Speaker 2: back from absolute hopelessness and despair, and Kamala was right
Speaker 2: there at his side. That's what they were telling us
Speaker 2: all the way up to that first debate on June
Speaker 2: twenty seventh, and even some of them were doing it
Speaker 2: for the next week or so after that. It wasn't
Speaker 2: really around the fourth of July they realized that this
Speaker 2: is not salvageable, and by the end of July, of course,
Speaker 2: Biden was out. Now they are upset that jd Vance
Speaker 2: is trying to quote unquote Teather Kamala to the Biden
Speaker 2: Kamala administration. Oh, my friends, we'll talk a little bit
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Speaker 2: about here Off the top. Jd Vance has upset Politico.
Speaker 2: This is an article in Brightbard to political claims. Jd
Speaker 2: Vance tries to tether Harris to the Biden Harris administration,
Speaker 2: which is nuts. So Politico tweeted this out. Jd Vance
Speaker 2: standing under round, speaking behind the bulletproof glass. Here our
Speaker 2: corrupt leadership, he says. Vance tries to tether Harris Biden
Speaker 2: during heather excuse me, tayther Harris to Biden during a
Speaker 2: Michigan rally. Now, what on earth is that supposed to mean?
Speaker 2: I mean, it is craziness to me. You know what,
Speaker 2: Let's go back in time here. Let's go back in time.
Speaker 2: We go back to two thousand and twenty, before the
Speaker 2: Democratic convention. This was after they chose Biden to be They,
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party powerbrokers, decided that Biden was going to
Speaker 2: be the nominee. They did all that. They basically told
Speaker 2: everyone else to drop out. We've got to beat Bernie.
Speaker 2: We can't have a contested convention. Biden's our guy. Biden's
Speaker 2: a guy that can do it. So Biden goes through,
Speaker 2: wins enough delegates during the primary process, beats Bernie for
Speaker 2: a second time. It was a close call, close call,
Speaker 2: much close than the Democrat party power brokers wanted it
Speaker 2: to be. Biden. Excuse me. Bernie gave Hillary all she
Speaker 2: wanted in twenty sixteen. That's why Donna Brazil had to
Speaker 2: help Hillary with debate questions allegedly. And we had the
Speaker 2: situation in twenty twenty with Biden, well, with all the
Speaker 2: candidates and Bernie. Bernie was Bernie was going to make
Speaker 2: sure no one got enough conventions and then take this
Speaker 2: thing to the Democratic convention, where who knows what would
Speaker 2: have happened. So the party power brokers said, u uh,
Speaker 2: we're not doing that. Biden. You're the guy. Everyone else
Speaker 2: get out. Pay him back however you want. Pete boot
Speaker 2: Edge Edge can be the Department of Transportation secretary. You know,
Speaker 2: the rest of these folks calling your favors whenever you want.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine what these deals were. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so then Biden goes on a quest, a quest to
Speaker 2: find his vice president. And what did Biden tell us?
Speaker 2: Biden told us two things. He said, I'm going to
Speaker 2: bring us a female vice president, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: be looking for some who's black. That's the only thing
Speaker 2: he told us about the qualifications, which I find appalling
Speaker 2: and ridiculous that that's how this should be dealt with
Speaker 2: and handled. Of course, a person of any race and
Speaker 2: gender can fill the role of vice president, but that
Speaker 2: does not mean that does not mean that should be
Speaker 2: the qualifications. We shouldn't simply be looking for that. We
Speaker 2: should be looking for actual qualifications about this. But Biden
Speaker 2: didn't tell us any of those qualifications. He said he
Speaker 2: and said he told us he was only looking for
Speaker 2: a black woman president. And then then we began watching
Speaker 2: some of the you know, some of the dramacrats being dramacrats.
Speaker 2: They would do the social media videos where Kamala would
Speaker 2: take supposedly impromptu calls from Biden. Remember the one that
Speaker 2: she showed, well, the one that they posted when she
Speaker 2: said we won the election. We did it, Joe. She
Speaker 2: was out and just taking a walk or whatever. Same
Speaker 2: sort of thing with Tim Walls today, with these silly
Speaker 2: it feels like reality TV scripted conversations with Kamala. But
Speaker 2: this is you know, that's how she became the vice president.
Speaker 2: She told us, well, she was tasked with the responsibility
Speaker 2: of going to the southern border to make sure that
Speaker 2: the border was secure. Now they tell us, I, oh, no,
Speaker 2: that's not what the borders are is. They act like
Speaker 2: they'd never heard the term borders are. They act like
Speaker 2: Kamala has nothing to do with the border. They also
Speaker 2: want you to think she has nothing to do with
Speaker 2: Joseph Robinette Bribery. I'll read you this a little bit
Speaker 2: of this article actually in Politico itself. Here. Republican vice
Speaker 2: presidential nominee JD. Vance started his rust bell sweep this
Speaker 2: week by attacking Vice President Kamala Harris's record on the
Speaker 2: economy and pushing a message of protecting American jobs in
Speaker 2: the battleground state of Michigan, a key swing state that
Speaker 2: pulled show Harris is leading. In speaking at a rally
Speaker 2: in Big Rapids, Michigan, former President Donald Trump's running mate
Speaker 2: tried to tie Harris to the Biden administration's policies. Just
Speaker 2: let that sentence sink in trying to tie Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: to the Biden Harris administration's policies, all right, saying at
Speaker 2: one point, quote Kamala Harris has been calling the shots
Speaker 2: while also warning of China's emergence as the economic superpower
Speaker 2: that's taking jobs away from the US. Well, who is
Speaker 2: calling the shots? Politico? Who is calling? We know without
Speaker 2: any doubt whatsoever. It's not Joseph Robinette Bribery. We know this,
Speaker 2: We know that. So is it the Obamas? Is it
Speaker 2: George Soros? Is it other Democrat elites that some of
Speaker 2: them have names we might know. So some of them
Speaker 2: have names that hardly anybody knows.
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 3: Who is it?
Speaker 2: Or is it Kamala?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: I mean, who's making these decisions? I've been asking this
Speaker 2: question for a long time. This is one of the
Speaker 2: things I actually disagree with the vivek Ramaswami about. He
Speaker 2: says we shouldn't be pressing for Biden to get out
Speaker 2: of office because then it would put Kamala in. She
Speaker 2: would be now an incumbent and all this sort of stuff,
Speaker 2: And I say, I understand the politics of that, but
Speaker 2: I also understand the reality that shows we have a
Speaker 2: president who is one hundred percent incapable of running this
Speaker 2: country calling the shots. But we all know someone else
Speaker 2: is doing it. So who's doing it? So if it's
Speaker 2: not the number one person calling the shots. Isn't it
Speaker 2: logical to conclude it's the number two person, as jd
Speaker 2: Vance says here calling the shots. The article continues here, Sorry,
Speaker 2: I see an ad for as I'm reading this, an
Speaker 2: ad for Senator Todd Young, which just no, no, thank you.
Speaker 2: We need another. That's something if you if you're in
Speaker 2: the state of Indiana, that's something Indiana Hoosiers who are Republicans, conservatives,
Speaker 2: that's something. We need to find someone to challenge him
Speaker 2: for his seat. Enough of this nonsense, this moderate junk
Speaker 2: that we've had to put up with. Anyway, he going
Speaker 2: back to jd Vance in this political article, stressed the
Speaker 2: electoral importance of Michigan, telling the crowd that the state
Speaker 2: will vote for Republicans. After the rally, he told reporters,
Speaker 2: Michigan is quote one of the most important states in
Speaker 2: the election that has quote borne the brunt of a
Speaker 2: lot of stupid policies. Well that is true. Well, I
Speaker 2: mean that they have born the brunt of stupid policies.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is a state that's known for, you know,
Speaker 2: car making, and how many stupid things have been involved
Speaker 2: in the automobile industry, how many stupid, arbitrary policies about
Speaker 2: going electric and everything else. By the way, I don't
Speaker 2: personally care if you want to drive an electric vehicle.
Speaker 2: You know, there's so much misunderstanding I think amongst the
Speaker 2: average person who's not a conservative and what a conservative
Speaker 2: policy is. I don't care if you want to drive
Speaker 2: an electric vehicle, if you want to ride a bicycle,
Speaker 2: if you want to drive a big diesel truck, a
Speaker 2: gasoline powered vehicle, if you want to get it powered
Speaker 2: by water, I'd love to see if you can you
Speaker 2: can deliver that technology, if you'd share that with the
Speaker 2: rest of us, that would be all. That's fine. I
Speaker 2: don't care. See it's often positioned as well, all conservatives
Speaker 2: don't like electric cars. No, it's not that at all.
Speaker 2: It's that we don't like being forced or manipulated into
Speaker 2: an industry or into a quote unquote solution that is
Speaker 2: not something that the market pushes us into through its
Speaker 2: own natural forces. When it's government force, when it's manipulation
Speaker 2: of the market, when it's putting someone's hand, the government's
Speaker 2: hand upon the scale to incentivize people into these decisions.
Speaker 2: That's where conservatives begin to have to have problems. And
Speaker 2: then when you factor in some of the some of
Speaker 2: the rhetoric and how logically inconsistent it is. For example,
Speaker 2: and electric vehicles are better on the environment because they're
Speaker 2: not using gas power, you know, they're not using big
Speaker 2: oil in that sort of thing. Well, then you go
Speaker 2: and look and see the amount of infrastructure work that
Speaker 2: would be required to generate the power necessary to recharge
Speaker 2: all of these. By the way, toxic batteries in these
Speaker 2: in these vehicles, as I understand it, batteries that take
Speaker 2: materials that come from places that I mean, look, there's
Speaker 2: some shady things happening in some of these minds and
Speaker 2: so forth, right. I mean, there's a lot, a lot
Speaker 2: of questions and a lot of questions you're not allowed
Speaker 2: to ask. Just line up and get your gas or
Speaker 2: you're excooting me your electric vehicle and shut up. That's
Speaker 2: what they want us to do. That's the problem here. Michigan,
Speaker 2: of course, has to deal with that. So Vance told
Speaker 2: reporters this. When I tell people that Donald Trump wants
Speaker 2: to rebuild American manufacturing, unleash American energy, and bring those
Speaker 2: factories back, I think that it resonates in Michigan maybe
Speaker 2: more than any other state, because Michigan actually saw what
Speaker 2: happened when those factories closed down. That's the truth, my friends.
Speaker 2: What do you mean tethering Kamala Harris to the administration
Speaker 2: that she's literally named on the ticket? My friends, There's
Speaker 2: been a few instances where Biden himself has said Kamala
Speaker 2: is the president. You know, he said his sister was
Speaker 2: his wife. He said a lot of things, he said
Speaker 2: he was running for Senate, all these different things, but
Speaker 2: one of those things was Kamala was the president of
Speaker 2: time or two. I think he may have even referred
Speaker 2: to it as the Harris Biden administration. Maybe I'm not
Speaker 2: sure about that when he said so many crazy things.
Speaker 2: But the point is, she is the only other person
Speaker 2: who is named with Joseph Robinette Bribery. They want to
Speaker 2: distance him and her, They want to create separation. And again,
Speaker 2: why do they want to do this. They want to
Speaker 2: do this because it is abundantly clear to the American
Speaker 2: people that what we are experiencing is not good. What
Speaker 2: we are experiencing is not beneficial, What we are experiencing
Speaker 2: is not prosperous. This is a mess. It is a disaster.
Speaker 2: People feel it, people experience it, people live it. They
Speaker 2: want to be able to say, well, she's not the
Speaker 2: one calling the shots. She's just part of the administration.
Speaker 2: She's been and she's been held back. She's not been
Speaker 2: allowed to really spread her wings and really fly and
Speaker 2: really solve these hard, pressing problems for the American people.
Speaker 2: She's not been given that opportunity. So Politico's mad that
Speaker 2: she's being tied. She's being tethered too, Joseph Robinette Bribery,
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Speaker 2: that we have in this country, I think, you know,
Speaker 2: this is it's a multifaceted problem. It's a multi front
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Speaker 2: that we're dealing with here, and I started thinking, what
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Speaker 2: that we're facing? And I started I remember, I went
Speaker 2: back in my memory bank, and I remember Rush had
Speaker 2: talked about the four corners of deceit, and I forget
Speaker 2: exactly what the four corners of deceit were. And I
Speaker 2: kind of took that and thought, he's onto something here,
Speaker 2: and I'm there's a couple more that I think I
Speaker 2: would add to this, and it turned into what I
Speaker 2: call the seven Pillars of propaganda. Seven pillars are propaganda,
Speaker 2: meaning there are pillars in our society, these these bulwarks,
Speaker 2: these very foundational, powerful sectors of our society, of our
Speaker 2: culture that the Left has basically hijacked. They've basically hijacked
Speaker 2: what I call the seven pillars are propaganda, and they
Speaker 2: use these pillars in an offensive it's often very subtle,
Speaker 2: but in an offensive manner, to further their cause, to
Speaker 2: move this country away from what it was founded to do.
Speaker 2: And it's moving us step by step, sometimes leap by leap,
Speaker 2: but it's moving us typically at a pretty slow, sometimes
Speaker 2: almost imperceptible rate. And then suddenly you'll see something that
Speaker 2: pops up overnight. It's not necessarily that that change happened overnight.
Speaker 2: There were a bunch of little steps that got us
Speaker 2: to that particular portion, and then it hit the stage.
Speaker 2: People you know, either weren't paying attention or didn't have
Speaker 2: any idea. And that's the gradual, not evolution, but I
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Speaker 2: we're living in. And there's these seven pillars that are
Speaker 2: I think largely responsible for this. So I want to
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friends. And so we've been here talking
Speaker 2: about what I'm calling the seven pillars of propaganda. That's
Speaker 2: kind of where we left off. But this is a
Speaker 2: multifaceted battle, a multi front cold war, if you will,
Speaker 2: and so we're taking well, we've got lots of different
Speaker 2: places that we need to be engaging in this battle,
Speaker 2: and it can be overwhelming. I understand that. I certainly
Speaker 2: understand that, and so I've established, or I've coined, the
Speaker 2: term seven pillars of propaganda. These are again pillars that
Speaker 2: are important in our society, that our well, that had
Speaker 2: been taken over by leftist, by rabid anti American leftists.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna name the seven pillars here independently. So
Speaker 2: if you ever hear me reference this in general, which
Speaker 2: I do want a semi regular but specifically here they
Speaker 2: are the government. And what do I mean by the government,
Speaker 2: I mean politicians, I mean the bureaucratic state, I mean
Speaker 2: dark politics, I mean all that stuff, right, I mean
Speaker 2: the swamp, the deep state, just that element you get
Speaker 2: the idea. Number two and this is not in any
Speaker 2: specific order. This is just the order I've listed them
Speaker 2: here in my notes. Academia. Academia involves public schools and
Speaker 2: evolves woke teachers, and involves woke administrators, woke curriculum, secret
Speaker 2: actions that school districts take, colleges, universities, safe spaces, segregated
Speaker 2: classes or groups of students based upon race or whatever else.
Speaker 2: Number three Entertainment. You know, it would be easy to
Speaker 2: just say Hollywood, but it's not just Hollywood. It is Hollywood,
Speaker 2: but it's also professional sports. It's people who are in
Speaker 2: say the sports talk business. I mentioned earlier in maybe
Speaker 2: it was the previous hour, Caitlin Clark in the Fever.
Speaker 2: I mean entertainment involves professional sports. It involves actors and actresses, celebrities,
Speaker 2: people who are famous for simply being famous. Just those
Speaker 2: sorts of people that capture the attention of Americans, whether
Speaker 2: they should or shouldn't, and that people have an interest
Speaker 2: in them. People who follow them who don't just know
Speaker 2: them personally, people who follow them from a distance, follow
Speaker 2: the kind of the public image of the person. Those
Speaker 2: are the people that I would broadly refer to as entertainers.
Speaker 2: Number four is the media that involves the traditional media,
Speaker 2: but media has expanded into other areas as well. But
Speaker 2: this is the media that is really pushing wokeness, pushing
Speaker 2: a leftist agenda. That's number four. Number five is science. Now,
Speaker 2: I just I wanted to keep these terms as simple
Speaker 2: and straightforward as I could. No, I'm not referring to
Speaker 2: the true scientific discoveries and things that we learn from
Speaker 2: laws of science and that sort of thing. I am
Speaker 2: talking about the people who run basically the scientific community
Speaker 2: in America today. These are publicly funded institutions. These are
Speaker 2: people who engage in politically motivated research. These are the technocrats.
Speaker 2: These are the doctor falcis, the experts, the arrogant, the
Speaker 2: self rights, the condescending, the trust me, folks, I know
Speaker 2: what I'm doing. Crowd Number six is woke. Well, let
Speaker 2: me skip number six. Let me do number seven first,
Speaker 2: and I want to talk about number six, number seven
Speaker 2: on my list. But the sixth one i'm listening here
Speaker 2: is big tech. This is social media companies. These are
Speaker 2: tech firms with an agenda. And I'm gonna play I'm
Speaker 2: gonna actually get a little bit about just what Zuckerberg
Speaker 2: told Joe Rogan the other day and what he's actually
Speaker 2: said even more after that in a letter kind of
Speaker 2: disclosing the pressure he and Meta received from the FBI
Speaker 2: during the twenty twenty election twenty twenty campaign. And the
Speaker 2: seventh or the sixth on my list, but the seventh
Speaker 2: that I'm listing out here in the order i'm talking
Speaker 2: about them is woke business. Woke business. This would include
Speaker 2: I mean, you know the people here, these are the
Speaker 2: people the groups that these are not small businesses. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying every big business, every corporation is in this group,
Speaker 2: but a lot of corporations are, right, the ones that
Speaker 2: aren't the exception to the rule. I like to think
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Speaker 2: the small business people are the ones who take an
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Speaker 2: play in game two like Larry Bird and Magic Johnson
Speaker 2: never would have thought in those terms. So you go
Speaker 2: from people who are hands on, who pour their heart
Speaker 2: and soul into it. And then something happens along the
Speaker 2: way when a company becomes big enough to suddenly have
Speaker 2: all the people who were trained in these institutions come along,
Speaker 2: The attorneys get involved, the all these folks who you know,
Speaker 2: are more focused on protecting what we have versus pushing
Speaker 2: forth an idea growing it. Now, there's always exceptions to this, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, there's always certain type of innovators and thinkers
Speaker 2: that break the mold. But you know what I'm saying
Speaker 2: that there's it's when everything becomes legal. Now you start
Speaker 2: bringing in DNI, equity, inclusion, and affirmative action. Instead of
Speaker 2: talking about your mission, you're talking about, you know, all
Speaker 2: these other politically motivated topics of the day. And then
Speaker 2: and then you protect or you help elect politicians who
Speaker 2: really you've learned, you get big enough. Okay, now they're
Speaker 2: going to carve out specials for us. I got to
Speaker 2: keep these politicians happy. I'll play their games, I'll participate
Speaker 2: in their nonsense. I'll fund these things. I'll you know,
Speaker 2: I'll institute whatever radical left of stuff that they want
Speaker 2: me to do, just so I can maintain what I
Speaker 2: have right, protect this, keep competitors out. It's the opposite
Speaker 2: of small businesses, the opposite of innovation. Fact, it stifles innovation,
Speaker 2: and it becomes a pillar that actually is harmful to
Speaker 2: the American experiment, to the American people, to the American culture.
Speaker 2: And so it is with that in mind that as
Speaker 2: I think about it, and I think about all these
Speaker 2: pillars as a specific front in this battle, we're not
Speaker 2: all equipped to fight all of these, but all of
Speaker 2: us are equipped to fight at least one of these. So,
Speaker 2: for example, if you have a scientific background, you might
Speaker 2: be uniquely qualified to speak against the propagandists running the
Speaker 2: scientific community right now. If you have a technological background,
Speaker 2: you might be able to be more engaged or influential
Speaker 2: fighting against big tech. But what's interesting about fighting woke
Speaker 2: business is that there's a way that we can all participate. Now,
Speaker 2: there's probably something, there's a way for all of us
Speaker 2: to participate with many of these, if not all of these, Like,
Speaker 2: for example, with government, we can all vote, right, or
Speaker 2: at least most of us can. You might be under
Speaker 2: the voting age, or you might be someone who's not
Speaker 2: an American citizen who actually believes in following the law,
Speaker 2: but you can't vote right legally or any number of
Speaker 2: things right. So but there's a way that we can
Speaker 2: participate in fighting against this woke business, and that is
Speaker 2: to support the businesses that obviously aren't woke. I find
Speaker 2: it to be incredibly frustrating, and I put myself in
Speaker 2: this bucket too, because you know, we're busy people. We
Speaker 2: spend all this time and energy fighting wokeness, fighting the
Speaker 2: left's agenda, right, winning in many cases the arguments, but
Speaker 2: yet we don't seem to see results here in the
Speaker 2: country a lot of times because because of things like
Speaker 2: the way that we'll just buy our well buy anything
Speaker 2: right by our gasoline from companies who then take those
Speaker 2: profits and give those to woke causes. And so we're
Speaker 2: working on something. I'm going to tell you what it's called,
Speaker 2: and I'll tell you more about it in time, but
Speaker 2: it's called Freedom Marketplace. It's a designed to give you,
Speaker 2: the American consumer, an alternative to dealing with the wokeness.
Speaker 2: And I would encourage you to really think about this
Speaker 2: because it is a legitimate thing. If you go back
Speaker 2: to COVID and you look at what happened businesses, my friends,
Speaker 2: were a big, big weapon that was used against people
Speaker 2: to take away their right to medical freedom. They were.
Speaker 2: I have friends that were in some of these companies.
Speaker 2: Many of you were as well. You were forced with
Speaker 2: either having to quit, get fired, or get vaccinated. Right,
Speaker 2: And that's just one tiny example. It's weaponized against us.
Speaker 2: It's not woke. Business is not interested in conservative principles
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Speaker 2: an example here of one of the other seven pillars
Speaker 2: of propaganda being weaponized and used against you and me,
Speaker 2: the American people. Here. This revolves around Mark Zuckerberg, of course,
Speaker 2: the founder CEO Facebook Meta.
Speaker 1: He is.
Speaker 2: He told Joe Rogan recently about how the FBI put
Speaker 2: pressure on Facebook on Meta regarding things pertaining to the election,
Speaker 2: especially Hunter Biden's laptop all that stuff back in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty and so elon Musk actually retweeted this. This is
Speaker 2: Michael Schellenberger. He's an author, he is journalist. Anyway, he
Speaker 2: is talking here, talking here about the depth of this
Speaker 2: problem that Zuckerberg has exposed here. And I want to
Speaker 2: play a bit of this hopefully get all this in
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Speaker 2: Michael Schellenberger kind of elaborating on what Zuckerberg is alleging
Speaker 2: has happened regarding FBI pressure exerted upon Meta in regards
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Speaker 3: Zuckerberg's letter went further than what he told Joe Rogan
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty two because he specifically mentioned Barisma, the
Speaker 3: Ukrainian natural gas company that Hunter Biden worked for. Zuckerberg wrote,
Speaker 3: the FBI warned us about a potential Russian disinformation operation
Speaker 3: about the Biden family and Barisma in the lead up
Speaker 3: to the twenty twenty election. We all remember, nobody at
Speaker 3: the FBI has gone to prison or even been properly
Speaker 3: investigated for their crimes. And yet the evidence shows that
Speaker 3: the CIA and FBI broke the Wiretap Act and the
Speaker 3: Hatch Act of nineteen thirty nine, which prohibits the federal
Speaker 3: employees from using their official authority or influence to interfere
Speaker 3: with or affect the outcome of an election. First, the
Speaker 3: FBI violated the Wiretap Act when it misused information it
Speaker 3: had obtained from spying on Rudy Giuliani. The FBI knew
Speaker 3: that the New York Post story about the Hunter bayon
Speaker 3: laptop would be coming out because it was listening to
Speaker 3: Giuliani's telephone calls. The wiretap Act, formally known as Title
Speaker 3: three of Dominibus Crime and Control and Save Streets Act
Speaker 3: of nineteen sixty eight, requires that information obtained through a
Speaker 3: wiretap can only be used for purposes directly related to
Speaker 3: the investigation for which the wiretap was authorized. Misusing or
Speaker 3: improperly disclosing this information can result in criminal penalties for
Speaker 3: the individuals involved, and the evidence obtained can be excluded
Speaker 3: from court proceedings. The FBI both misuse and improperly disclosed
Speaker 3: the information. Second, the FBI spread disinformation information.
Speaker 2: Big deal, right, I mean, breaking right there in black
Speaker 2: and white, breaking, breaking the law, really, no question about it.
Speaker 2: So now we've got big tech involved, we've got government involved.
Speaker 2: Two of the seven pillars of propaganda.
Speaker 3: Here, and it knew to be false. In order to
Speaker 3: interfere in the election, the FBI warned Facebook, Twitter and
Speaker 3: others that forthcoming information about Barisma and Biden was Russian disinformation.
Speaker 3: The FBI knew that the hunter Biden laptop wasn't Russian disinformation.
Speaker 3: He had already had the laptop in its possession for
Speaker 3: ten months and was spying on Giuliani. The FBI knew
Speaker 3: that the laptop was what it appeared to be something
Speaker 3: obtained by a computer repair store owner after Hunter Biden
Speaker 3: brought it in and never came back for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there it is. I mean, that's it. They
Speaker 2: knew all of this, and we knew all of this.
Speaker 2: I knew this. I remember to talk about this. I've
Speaker 2: told you this. That letter signed by fifty one quote
Speaker 2: unquote intelligence professionals that some tiny little radio show host
Speaker 2: and podcaster apparently knew more, knew more about national security
Speaker 2: and Russian disinformation than those folks did. Those folks that
Speaker 2: signed that letter saying that the Hunter Biden laptop scandal
Speaker 2: was likely Russian disinformation should never ever be trusted again.
Speaker 2: They have totally disqualified themselves to be taken seriously. They
Speaker 2: have clearly marked themselves, identified themselves as absolute political hacks,
Speaker 2: and it was used to try to influence and impact
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty election. I've got to go, my friends,
Speaker 2: have a great day. SDG