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your support. We are awaiting the press conference from the
FBI regarding the arrest of one Brian Cole, thirty years
old from a suburb outside of DC in Virginia. He
is set to be arraigned in federal court for allegedly
planting a bomb out in front of the DNC headquarters
and another one at the RNC headquarters on January fifth,
in the evening of January fifth, twenty twenty one, right
the day before, just a couple hours, you know, before
j six. It's a case that when cold there were
no new details, nothing happened with it, and now they've
made an arrest and from one report and again it
came from Kendalanian and NBC News and so anything that
that guy reports. I'm always suspicious of or, as the
kids would say, sus. He is sus because he's basically
a cutout for the Intel agencies. And I don't trust them.
So I don't know why they're telling me. Whatever information
they're telling me, I don't know if it's to you know,
distract me, or to mislead me, or to actually inform me.
I just don't know, because I don't trust them. And
that's that's become more acute over the last decade, my
lack of trust in these agencies. And that's not my fault.
That's the people who are in those institutions that have
so besmirched themselves. So we were awaiting that news conference.
It was supposed to start at one o'clock. It has
not yet begun. But when it does begin, we will
will will gip it. As they say in the biz,
Join in progress. J I pip it. I did get
on Twitter. I did get a message from Chris who says, uh, Pete,
don't believe a word. Ken Delanian says, I used to
listen to Dan Bongino's podcasts, and Dan would disprove anything
that Ken said. Right, Yeah, it's uh. People in the
uh in in conservative media are we are very aware.
I mean, this is one of the things also with
the reporting which I was going to start the show
off with, but then all of this happened, so I've pivoted.
I had to pivot to to the the breaking news
coverage here. But the story, the deep dive that I
was planning to do, was on the blowing up of
the Narco tear is drug smuggling boats and such. And
you know, some of the people with bylines in that
story at the Wappo, at the Washington Post, they besmirched
themselves during the first Trump uh presidency with all of
the Russia Russia Russia, the Russia collusion hoax, Russia Gate,
whatever you want to call it, the Steele dossier stuff.
Natasha Bertrand is one of them. She's got her fingerprints
all over this stuff. And so whenever I see these
people and these uh, these particular outlets like the Washington Post,
I am automatically suspicious of what you're printing because I
suspect it's being used for some ulterior purpose. You're not
doing this to inform me, You're doing this to advance
some agenda. There's an old uh there's an old story
out of the Soviet Union where what was it. The
story goes something along the lines of, you know, somebody
defects or they they they get to America, or they're talking
to an American after the fall of the Soviet Union,
and one of the things that they were astounded by
was how Americans would listen to their media. They would
read news stories, they would listen to the news, and
they would be like, oh, wow, I can't believe this happened.
This is you know, this is what happened. And the
Soviets were like or the Russians whenever they were like, oh,
we would never watch or listen to news in order
to be informed. We would listen to the news to
know what our government wants us to think. That's the
way they consumed news because it was all state controlled
and so there are certain outlets, and the Washington Post
is one of them. When I read or see something
from the WAPPO, then that's how I filter their stories,
that this is what somebody in the elite power structure,
this is what they want me to think about a story, which, then,
of course, me, being the contrarian that I am, I
will say, okay, well, what's another angle on this story.
What are they not telling me? Why would they want
me to believe this over something else? What's another explanation
all of that. So at the end of the last hour,
I was playing a clip from a news conference that
was held by Democrat Representative Promila Jayapol who introduced legislation
that would basically as Breitbart dot com their headline says
that it would tangle Ice in red tape. It's to
hamstring immigration enforcement officers and the process, and it does
a number of things like repeal mandatory detention, prohibit detention
of families and children. And I went through like a
lot of these things, and it's just like and you
can see like they're constructing a mechanism that would slow
down the process to such an extent or you know,
not allow ICE to detain anybody. And so by de
facto it's amnesty. Okay, that's what they want to do.
They want to slow everything down. Gum it all up. Now,
Will it pass in the House? Not right now? Could
it pass if Democrats take control of the House and
the Senate? Sure, Trump could veto would but the veto
would not be overridden. They would probably not have the
votes to do that, but this is what Democrats want
to do. She has one hundred and twenty three co sponsors, right,
so the Democrat Party is now solidly a party that
is advocating for amnesty. They won't call it amnesty because
they know that that word has a lot of baggage
in a negative sense, so they don't want to say that.
But Jayapaul is a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus
and she is also the ranking member on which means
the highest ranking Democrat on the Subcommittee on Immigration, Integrity,
Security and Enforcement. Okay, the highest ranking Democrat on that subcommittee.
And this is what she he's introducing. She called ICE
a terrorist force. That's how she has referred to ICE.
And at her press conference yesterday she had mock mood Khalil.
Remember this guy, this jerk, right, this is the guy
who led the tentifada at Columbia University. They stormed a building,
they held hostage a janitor, right, engaged in harassment of
Jews on campus. This is got And for all of
that behavior, he wasn't even a student at Columbia. And
so because he was leading a don't call it an insurrection.
But because he was leading this kind of you know,
anti democratic mob activity, he was ordered deported. He was
picked up, and they put him through to be deported.
And then of course the Democrats rally around him because
they've never met, you know, an insurrectionist. They don't like
except for all Omega and I'm just kidding by that's
it's all the insurrection when Maga does it. And so
they rally around this guy to the point now where
he is there for the rolling out of this legislation.
Here's what he said. They are being tarnished in the
media while they didn't do anything. No one should be
detained for immigration enforcement, no one. There's no need for
detention for immigration enforcement. There is no need for detention
for immigration enforcement. Okay, So somebody has come into the
country illegally. You encounter them somehow, it doesn't matter. You
encounter them as you know, a border patrol or ice
agent or whatever. Let's say it's at the border somebody.
Maybe they're very thin and they squeeze through the slatted wall, right,
I'm saying they're very thin, like very very thin. Or
maybe they jump really high and they jump way over
the wall, or they have a ladder and they climb
over the whatever they land in America, and as soon
as they land in America, you cannot detain them. That's
what he wants to see. That's the immigration policy that
this insurrectionist wants to see. This guy who wants to
what tear down the institutions of Western society, that's what
he is advocating for. So just first off, I would say, like,
I'm opposed to anything that anybody would advocate if they
are not on board with the Western civilization. So that's
just my bias right there. So he's saying we shouldn't
detain anybody for immigration. So once you jump over the
wall or squeeze through if you're really thin, then you
get to stay. You get to stay while quote due
process unfolds and you're free to go and we'll catch
up with you later someplace. It's a recipe for non enforcement.
It's amnesty. This is what they want to do. They
just don't want to say it, right. It's kind of
like why they keep changing their name from liberal to progressive.
It's like they never, oh, don't call me a socialist,
but now we can call them a democratic socialist because
that's so much better. It's you know, socialist is still
right in the name there. Right. You can call yourselves
all these different words, but it's always the same philosophy
and ideology. Just like this, it's amnesty. That's what they
want to do. They want open borders and they want
to change the makeup of America so they can get
into power and do what they want to do, which
is to deconstruct Western civilization. I think I've made that
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the President is speaking at a peace deal signing. Who
cares about that? So I suspect that the FBI press
conference on the arrest of the j six pipe bomber.
Suspect they're not going to bigfoot the boss. So they're
going to wait till this is over. I suspect we
have some time, which now tells me I probably should
have just done my other topic to start this hour.
But live and learn, Live and learn. I'm merely just
trying to trying to work within the schedule of the president.
So talking about immigration and went over this bill that
the Democrats are pushing for, the Dignity for Detained Immigrants Act,
which would repeal mandatory detention. It also creates a bunch
of protected classes of people that would have a presumption
of release. So one of the categories is there if
you are a. If you're an LGBTQ person, then it
is just by default you get released, So you could
be like an assassin for a cartel. But if you're gay,
then the presumption is you get released. I suspect that's yeah.
Pregnant women, vulnerable population protected class, pregnant women, which I
did see. Yeah, I did see. Somebody mentioned like, hey,
wait a minute, pregnant women. There you go, pregnant women.
How will we know what that is? We don't even
know what a woman is. How can we determine? Okay?
Out in California, the Attorney General, Rob Bunta, he did
in a press conference he announced a new online platform
for residents to report illegal actions by federal officers. And
here's what he said.
Speaker 2: I'm Rob Banta, California Attorney General, and I want to
say thanks for being here. We are here to announce
a new tool that we are launching today to protect
the rights, the safety, the dignity of all Californians throughout
the state during a time of profound uncertainty, in a
time of profound fear. Today we're launching an online portal
where members of the public can report potentially unlawful conduct
by federal agents operating in our state, and we encourage
Californians who have concerns about the law being broken a
federal officer breaking the law to report to us so
we can assess information. Over the last ten months, we've
seen troubling reports coming from communities across California, including unmarked
military style vehicles and individuals detained in ways that resemble
abductions and kidnappings more than lawful arrests. Californians are scared
and their right to question whether federal agents are respecting
the law as they carry out the Trump administration's aggressive,
fear driven immigration agenda.
Speaker 1: Our job at the California Department.
Speaker 2: Of Justice is simple to safeguard the rights of everyone
who calls this state home, no matter their background, their status,
or their zip code.
Speaker 1: No so illegals. Right. So, by the way, I'm not sure,
but I feel like you could probably have saved a
bunch of money if you had just like rebranded your
COVID snitch hotline, right, if you had just just you know,
take the same numbers, just call it something else, Because
I don't know if anybody is still using that snitch line,
but you could use that bunt does announcement came after
this is by the way, the San Francisco Chronicle bunt
does announcement came after President Donald Trump threatened prosecution and
even execution against House Democrats who urged military officers to
disobey illegal orders. Okay, what does that have to do
with this story? What does what does the video and
I'm going to get to this, what does that have
to do with this? And by the way, you know
a word that you could use to describe what the
Democrats are doing, that what their strategy is here. It
all falls under one one heading, which is nullification. That's
what we're seeing. This is nullification. The media is either
ignorant of this term or they are ignoring the term,
and honestly, I think it's the former. I think they
are ignorant of the concept of nullification. I am aware
of it. I've been talking about nullification for various things
for years because this is a you know, this theory
and it was tested the Civil War. Who was you know,
one such test. We've talked about it in regards to
the fourth turningllification crisis that would probably prompt the fourth
turning the season in civilizational seasons, and it's the crisis
season and the guys who came up with this theory
thirty years ago, the one who's still alive, he predicted
it would be about immigration. The nullification crisis would be
about immigration.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: At the time he made that prediction, he said he
was looking at what Texas was doing and trying to
secure the borders when they were putting up the razor
wire and barbed wire in the river to try to
stop people from coming across the country because the federal
government was basically nullifying itself, right, So the state of
Texas said, well, we'll do this enforcement and the FED said, no,
you can't. That's our job, and we refuse to do it.
Now it's inverted, and that's I think even more dangerous
because now you've got the FED saying we're enforcing law,
and the states are saying we refuse to help you,
or in this case, we're going to actively impede you,
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the California Attorney General Rob Bunta unveiling a new tool,
as he calls it, to report law breaking by federal agents, right,
which obviously this portal will not be used for anything
other than, you know, legitimate reports of law breaking by
federal officials. Obviously, surely people aren't going to you know,
spam it with fake reports. Obviously people aren't going to
be spamming it with just mere concerns or hey, I
think I saw ice drive past that kind of stuff.
But part of this is in my estimation, and I'm
not in California, although I did visit there one time
a long time ago. But I suspect a lot of
this is to to placate the base. Right, Democrats have
to do this sort of thing because this is what
their base demands of them, and it's under the category
of nullification. And look, Democrats have a rich history of
attempting to nullify federal law. Right. And you can go
back to oh, I don't know, Secession, where they were like,
we're not gonna listen to any of your federal laws.
You can go back. You don't have to even go
that far back. You can go back to where they
were like, we're not integrating these schools, right, you could
do that. So they Democrats do get a little bit
insurrection y when it comes to federal laws that they
don't want to follow, particularly when it comes to an
indentured servant class, you know, when they're trying to protect
some cheap labor that they are enjoying. They get very
insurrection y about this sort of thing, and so they
try to nullify law. And so that's what they are
doing all of these efforts. Yes, it's to placate the base.
And whether or not they are aware of it, the
people who are advocating this stuff and the people who
are antagonizing ICE agents and those who are encouraging people
to go out there and antagonize ICE agents and border
patrol agents, what they are doing is they are participating
in a campaign of nullification. And that is going to
create a crisis because you will have federal agents and
the administration right the federal government level, and then you're
going to have state and local government level officers and politicians,
and there will be no off ramp to the escalation
because they're both asserting some sort of authority. And if
the state is saying we don't recognize your authority federal government,
the federal government is going to say, we'll make you
recognize it. And that's how you end up with violence,
government violence, government on government violence. Now, I don't know
if they've thought this through. Maybe there are people that
want to see it so they can then, you know,
usher in some new form of governance after the fact.
Oh hey, well, wait a minute, it's soon, we have
the press conference. Let's go ahead and join that in progress.
Here's Pam bonding.
Speaker 3: In our nation's capital. Undermined the public trust of our
enforcement agencies. This cold case languished for four years until
Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino came to the FBI.
The FBI, along with US Attorney Pierro and all of
our prosecutors, have worked tirelessly for months sifting through evidence
that had been sitting at the FBI with the Biden
administration for four long years. Let me be clear, there
was no new tip, there was no new witness, just good,
diligent police work and prosecutorial work working as a team
along with atf Capitol Police, Metropolitan Police Department, and of
course the FBI. We are working every day to restore
the public's trust. We hope that today is a significant
step towards that progress. We'll share more information when we
can and when it unfolds. I cannot stress enough how
hard Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino have worked for
months to make our nation's capital safer and to make
our country safer. I'd like to introduce now Director Patel.
Speaker 1: Thank you. General.
Speaker 4: When you attack American citizens, when you attack our institutions
of legislation, when you attack our nation's capital, you attack
the very being of our way of life. In this
FBI and this Department of Justice stand here to tell
you that we will always refute it and combat it.
We will provide the safest country the nation has ever
seen under President Trump's leadership here and that's what we
did here today with great result. On a case of
massive public importance, as it should be. An individual who's
now alleged to have placed multiple explosive devices to blow
up multiple people at multiple officials, innocent civilians, is now
arrested thanks to the brave men and women of the
FBI and the inner Agency. I want to take a
moment to thank the Metropolitan Police Department, the United States
Capitol Police, our brave prosecutors, the Department of Justice, and
our leader, Attorney General Pambondi and US Attorney Jeanine Piro,
whose relentless work on this case made this possible. As
the Attorney General said, we did not discover any new information.
What we did an investigation spearheaded by the Deputy Director
and the adic of our Washington Field office, brought in
a new team of investigators and experts, re examined every
piece of evidence, sifted through all the data, something that
the prior administration refused and failed to do. As a
result of that, we generated numerous investigative leads, executed multiple
legal process with their US attorney partners, and came to
this conclusion today. And that is why we were able
to safely secure this individual into custody. Remember, we were
dealing with an individual who was alleged to have made bombs.
We cannot do this sort of takedown in haste because
it endangers the lives of law enforcement, and this FBI
will never allow the lives of law enforcement and our
prosecutors to be put in jeopardy. This execution was flawless
in terms of teamwork, resilience, and just a good old
fashioned way of police getting the job done.
Speaker 5: When you let.
Speaker 4: Good cops be cops, this is what happens. I'm eternally
grateful to the team behind me, to the leadership at
the FBI who made this possible. But I do want
to highlight when I introduced the deputy, he made this
case in so many others, including summer heat, his priority
to come in here and solve it for the American people,
And today I'm proud to stay in here before you
and say we solved it. He will have his day
in court, the American public and the world will learn
even more information through the legal process. As we have
committed under this Attorney General, we are the most transparent
law enforcement opera US history. But we are also going
to make sure accountability is delivered to its fullest extent,
and that happens in the courts of law with our
US attorneys and our prosecutors. So we will divulge information
when it is prudent and constitutionally permissible, while upholding the
safeguards of this case to make sure that the people
that this individual intended to victimize get the accountability to
deserve and most importantly, to deliver in President Trump's promise
to secure our nation's capital and the rest of the
cities in this country, to make sure that Americans are
allowed to go out free and securely in their neighborhoods,
and that people around the world are allowed to visit
our nation's capital. And they now have that trust thanks
to the leadership of the FBI, the Washington Field Office,
and I'm honored now to introduce to you Deputy Director
bon Gino, who spearheaded this investigation.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 6: Thank you all for being here for this critical investigation
We've been working on for a very long time. We
deeply appreciate it. Thank you for the kind words, Journey General,
I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Folks.
Speaker 6: This is what it's like when you work for a
president who tells you to go get the bad guys
and stop focusing on other extraneous things and not related
to law enforcement. This is what happens. We had a
great team. I know it's said a lot in this business.
It was a team effort. Becomes cliche, but cliches are
useful for a reason because they matter. And this was
a team effort. The director and the Attorney General emphasized
that it was not a new public tip. This came
from This was our internal work at the FBI, and
I want to just really express my since.
Speaker 1: Well, all right, so that well, they lost the feed
on Fox News. I'm not sure if they've lost it
on the NBA. It looks like the NBC feed is
still going. They better give us some details. If this
is all it's going to be. Let me see if
I can pull up c Span here. If it's just
going to be them saying, hey, we did a good job.
Thanks everybody for doing such a good job. That's I
don't think people are going to be satisfied with that.
I mean, I'm not going to be very satisfied with that.
Let's see here Live Today. No, that's not it. No,
I don't see why would Seespan not be carrying this thing. No,
here we go. Let's see if this will pull up
for me. Uh, someone demands with a gift. You're not
getting a free yet on our airwaves. I don't know.
All right, skip ad, let's see we're backs.
Speaker 6: Of devices and walk off in the sunset. Not gonna happen.
We were going to track this person to the end
of the earth. There was no way he was getting away. Well,
we didn't have to track him to the end of
the earth. Wound up in Woodbridge, Woodbridge, Virginia. I want
to thank the team. They were amazing. They never let
this go again. Attorney General BONDI for your incredible support,
Director Patel Judge. I know they're giving me a lot
of unnecessary credit, but make no mistake, they were intimately
involved in this and we're there for all of those
supportive mechanisms, and I deeply appreciate it. The man whose
team did the work is the Assistant director in charge
of our Washington Field office, Darren Cox. Darren's got some
comments and Darren has some more details on the case
he can provide. So thank you all for coming.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Hi, good afternoon. I'm Darren Cox. I'm the assistant director
in charge of the Washington Field Office. Today's arrest of
the alleged DC pipe bomber is a momentous day for
the American public, for the FBI, for our Joint Terrorism
Task Force or the JTTF, and our partners, the US
Capitol Police, Metropolitan Police Department, and ATF. We've also had
a large number of other federal, state, and local departments
that have worked on this investigation, and last but not least,
the US Attorney's Office. We all worked hand in hand
this investigation.
Speaker 1: Give us some details.
Speaker 5: It has been a long week in DC after the
terrorist attack last week. The grit and determination of the
FBI and our law enforcement partners is an example to
the American public of what cooperation, partnership and selfless service.
Speaker 1: So, by the way, the networks have already bailed out efforts,
this is just terrible partners, This is terrible press conference plan.
Speaker 5: Just as a format, the pipe bomber cannot be overstated.
It is the resolve and determination of our investigators that
ultimately led to the identification and the arrest of this suspect.
We all know pipe bombs are dangerous, not because of
the potential loss of life, life, damaged property, or injury
that they can cause, but also because they are tools
that terrorize our community. Fortunately, these bombs did not explode,
although they certainly could have. But make no mistake, the
alleged pipe bomber did terrorize our community. Today's actions underscore
the long memory and the long reach of the FBI
and our partners. I know some people had given up
on finding the perpetrator, but not the FBI and not
our partners. We do not forget, We do not give up,
and we do not relent. Though it had been nearly
five years, our team continued to churn through massive amounts
of data and tips that we used to identify this suspect.
I want to thank Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino
for their leadership and for barbiding us the resources and
the personnel to reevaluate all of the data.
Speaker 1: That we had.
Speaker 5: We dove into more than three million lines of data
to come up with this suspect. Director Patel, Deputy Director Bongino,
thank you for your support, thank you for your passion,
and thank you for your investment in this investigation. From
me on behalf of the investigators, the Washington Field Office,
and all of our partners, thank you. I'd also like
to thank Judge Piro. Oh my goshde your team.
Speaker 1: We're going to spend twenty minutes in this press conference
and you're not going to give us any details. Executors
and US attorneys nothing.
Speaker 5: US attorney that all of the investigators across the country
want to work with. They're hard nos and they're aggressive,
and thank you for that. I'd also like to thank
the publish the American public for providing tips and leads,
not just on this case, but every day on cases
across the country that are being.
Speaker 1: Solved by law enforcement. Oh my gosh, guys.
Speaker 5: And finally, I want to command all of the members
of the Watch.
Speaker 1: Bring it down, all right. Finally, So all it is
is thanks for everybody's hard work and no information. Why
why would you do this? This is like the Epstein
file thing with the influencers walking out of the White House. Oh,
we got all this information and then nothing new was
in there? Why do you do this? You're gonna get
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the press conference from the DOJ is still going on.
They keep bringing different people up there talking about how
they all work together. It is a tough case. Found
a needle in a haystack. The most information we got
was that there were millions of data points and that
the FBI had to connect the purchase of the pipes,
the end caps on the pipe, the wires, the nine
volt batteries. They like sift it through all of this
data in order to make these connections. That's the extent
of the information that we have gotten from this press conference.
That it's been going on for like almost half an hour. Now, yeah,
it's like a seven h four number on the text
line says it sounds like a Grammy Award acceptance speech. Yeah,
so they don't play the music to say get off
the stage. All right. That'll do it for this episode.
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