Speaker 1: Get ready for.
Speaker 2: June seventeen, twenty twenty five, allegedly according to that thing
Speaker 2: we call a calendar, and that means it's Tuesday on
Speaker 2: the o'celly effect. And is that what that actually means?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. Maybe you're not either, but let's see
Speaker 2: if we can survive this one together. Anyway, a couple
Speaker 2: of quick notes to get us started before I get
Speaker 2: into the main stories of the day, or the main sections.
Speaker 2: And I've got let's see one, two, three, looks like
Speaker 2: I've got four main sections for today, even though I
Speaker 2: only intended to write three. So there you go. I
Speaker 2: write show notes and a couple of things I want
Speaker 2: to mention on a text document, and then that usually
Speaker 2: becomes the bulk of the show notes. So let's begin
Speaker 2: with catching up. How about this No King's False Flag
Speaker 2: Day and a political and political violence, foreign and domestic
Speaker 2: media mosh pit. That's what I'm calling the opening salvo,
Speaker 2: if you will, because only the left of the right
Speaker 2: is violent, obviously, you know it's only one sided. What
Speaker 2: about ism right?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Are you keeping score at home, by the way, because
Speaker 2: you really should be. No King's Day was really just
Speaker 2: a one off holiday to boost tourism in my opinion,
Speaker 2: and Airbnb traffic to popular US destinations because we're definitely
Speaker 2: not getting enthusiastic foreign visitors at the moment. They're afraid
Speaker 2: they might get deported back to the wrong country. I'm
Speaker 2: literally being told this by people canceling vacations to the US.
Speaker 2: Hey also an allergic reaction sent the DHS Secretary Christy No,
Speaker 2: you know the lady who's in charge of the deportations
Speaker 2: to the hospital allegedly, But is that really the story
Speaker 2: our guests. We'll see if she continues her ice Ice
Speaker 2: Baby tour later because she's supposed to go back out
Speaker 2: on the road Wednesday sometime. But you know, if you
Speaker 2: want to talk about allergic reactions, how about this iconic
Speaker 2: brands made by Hines, including kool Aid. You know kool Aid,
Speaker 2: don't you. I mean, I know most of my listeners.
Speaker 2: I know your general age group. I know what the
Speaker 2: demo says you guys are, so we all know what
Speaker 2: the general age group is, right Anyway, do you remember
Speaker 2: when Pete Rose was in a kool Aid commercial, like
Speaker 2: in the nineteen eighties in a Cincinnati Read's uniform. I
Speaker 2: think it was nineteen eighty five when this happened. Yea, hey,
Speaker 2: kool Aid getting rid of your artificial poisons now, finally
Speaker 2: after feeding it to us for about three generations. Better
Speaker 2: late than never. This is supposedly a move to try
Speaker 2: and you know, please and appease the MAHA movement, spearheaded
Speaker 2: by Bobby Kennedy Jr. But let's take a look at
Speaker 2: an article in Fortune magazine. As matter of fact, I'll
Speaker 2: make sure to drop that specifically in the live chat
Speaker 2: at ochelly dot com, where, by the way, at least
Speaker 2: part of my show notes end up, and I usually
Speaker 2: drop links and other proofs and pictures and whatnot while
Speaker 2: I'm broadcasting, so if you ever want to roll it back,
Speaker 2: check the date and compare and save. Otherwise, you could
Speaker 2: just look at the damn show notes anytime and catch
Speaker 2: up to where I'm getting at least part of my
Speaker 2: information from. But never, and I do you may never
Speaker 2: my analysis anyway. The headline in Fortune magazine reads as follows.
Speaker 2: Craft Hinds is ditching artificial dyes in kool Aid, Jello
Speaker 2: and other products after RFK Junior's ultimatum. And they give
Speaker 2: you a thing to listen to the article. But I'm
Speaker 2: not going to read the article. I'm just going to
Speaker 2: go through and skim and talk to you about it.
Speaker 2: The move comes nearly two months after US art officials
Speaker 2: said that they would urge food makers to phase out
Speaker 2: petroleum based artificial colors in the nation's food supply. Craft
Speaker 2: Hinds said Tuesday that almost ninety percent of its US
Speaker 2: products already don't contain food, drug and cosmetic colors, but
Speaker 2: that the products that do still use the dyes will
Speaker 2: have them removed by the end of twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 2: The thing is, they can start removing them today, but
Speaker 2: the line of production will not allow those products to
Speaker 2: be like off shelves and out of circulation because there's
Speaker 2: a two year lead on the long long shelf lives
Speaker 2: of all this chemical powdered and you know, otherwise packaged trap.
Speaker 2: Craftie said that many of its US products that still
Speaker 2: use the FT and C colors are in the beverage
Speaker 2: and desserts category, including certain products sold under brands including
Speaker 2: Crystal Light, kool Aid, Jello and Jet Puffed So all
Speaker 2: your marshmallows most of your drinks and Gee Crystal Light.
Speaker 2: For some odd reason, I guess you know, I do
Speaker 2: fat girls still drink that. That's what it used to be.
Speaker 2: It was like a fat girl thing. Yeah, so drinks
Speaker 2: for kids and fat girls and marshmallows are all gonna
Speaker 2: get natural colors in them now, allegedly, or at least
Speaker 2: they'll take away the petroleum based crap. So that's an improvement,
Speaker 2: a minor one. And after selling us those poisons knowingly
Speaker 2: for generations, I mean, is it about time? Maybe yes,
Speaker 2: maybe no, Maybe it's just performative gesture, and maybe it'll
Speaker 2: go down the memory hole long before twenty twenty seven
Speaker 2: deadlines arrive and people will forget about it because we
Speaker 2: might be involved in much more pressing matters. But speaking
Speaker 2: of pressing matters, you know some people gotta take care
Speaker 2: of and get their affairs squared away. And why is that?
Speaker 2: Because well they just might and I do mean Jess
Speaker 2: might have to prepare themselves for a good fella's moment.
Speaker 2: I'll take me to jail, now take me to jail,
Speaker 2: the immortal words of Henry Hill in the movie Goodfellas.
Speaker 2: And I know you guys have seen nothing anyway. Why
Speaker 2: am I bringing that up? Not because a good fella
Speaker 2: is going to jail. But let's get to it from
Speaker 2: New Jersey Monitor. That's a New Jersey monitor dot com.
Speaker 2: Bob Menendez, New Jersey's disgraced ex senator tohead to prison.
Speaker 2: He was sentenced to serve eleven years in a bribery
Speaker 2: and foreign influenced scheme. And he's, you know, got a
Speaker 2: report to jail today to start his sentence, which I'm
Speaker 2: sure he won't serve out fully. Somebody will figure out
Speaker 2: a way to pardon him, but it won't be Trump
Speaker 2: because I think Menendez was a Democrat anyway, Barring any
Speaker 2: last this is the article, by the way, barring any
Speaker 2: last minute surprises. Bob Menendez, New Jersey's former senior senator,
Speaker 2: will report to a federal prison in Pennsylvania Tuesday to
Speaker 2: begin serving an eleven year sentence for selling his political
Speaker 2: power to two foreign governments and three businessmen in exchange
Speaker 2: for gold bars, cash, a luxury car, and other riches.
Speaker 2: Pulling away from the article, in case you forgot, this
Speaker 2: is the New Jersey senator who wait a minute, got
Speaker 2: gold bars from guitar. I mean he didn't get the
Speaker 2: jet Trump got that. You know what, you know the rule, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, steal big enough and you get to go home,
Speaker 2: steal too small, and jail for y'all. Anyway, Menendez seventy
Speaker 2: one will be donning a prison jumpsuit eleven days later
Speaker 2: than US District Judge Sidney h Stein initially decreed when
Speaker 2: he sentenced him in January after successfully seeking a delay
Speaker 2: so he could attend his stepdaughter's wedding last weekend. Imagine,
Speaker 2: by the way, pulling away from the article, Imagine, by
Speaker 2: the way, yourself go into court for anything, okay, forgetting
Speaker 2: to cut a hangnail on a puppy, and they hit
Speaker 2: you with a fine, and you'll ask didn't pay it?
Speaker 2: Go go to jail time? Can I have a delay
Speaker 2: so I can go to my daughter's wedding? Will they
Speaker 2: laugh or just throw you to hell out? I mean,
Speaker 2: which one? Well, when Christy nomroy I mentioned don't forget
Speaker 2: that's the one that threw what's his name? Padilla had
Speaker 2: him arrested for, you know, asking a question because he
Speaker 2: happened to be in the building that day to meet
Speaker 2: with other FEDS regarding getting debriefed about something else. And
Speaker 2: then he got a little less pushy than Caitlyn Collins
Speaker 2: does with Trump on the airplane, but good enough to
Speaker 2: get himself thrown on the ground, and though they stress
Speaker 2: he was not arrested, he definitely was detained, regardless of
Speaker 2: what terminology they decide to use. Anyway, getting back to
Speaker 2: the reality of the reality, and why don't we stick
Speaker 2: with courtroom dramas anyway, They're fun, right, I gotta love this.
Speaker 2: The jury found today the my pillow guy defamed former
Speaker 2: employee for a leading voting equipment company. All right, Denver,
Speaker 2: ap This according to the Associated Press. By the way,
Speaker 2: from the article, A federal jury in Colorado on Monday
Speaker 2: found that one of the nation's most preominent prominent election
Speaker 2: conspiracy theorists, My Pillow One Word founder Mike Lindell, defamed
Speaker 2: a former employee for a leading voting equipment company after
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty presidential selection. Article says election, but you know.
Speaker 2: The jury found the two of Lindell's statements about Eric A. Kumer,
Speaker 2: the former security and product strategy director of Denver based
Speaker 2: Dominion Voting Systems. You remember that name, the same ones
Speaker 2: that got Giuliani pretty big in a civil suit anyway,
Speaker 2: including calling him a trader word defamatory. It ordered Lindell
Speaker 2: and his online media platform formerly known as Frank speech
Speaker 2: to pay Coomer two point three million in damages, far
Speaker 2: less than the sixty two point seven million Kumer had
Speaker 2: asked for to help send a message to discourage attacks
Speaker 2: on election officials. Now, criticism of election officials and all
Speaker 2: that stuff, I think is completely valid. Don't see why
Speaker 2: he's getting hit so hard except if he was actually
Speaker 2: actively encouraging people in one way or another from a
Speaker 2: media platform to do things that are criminal, like you know, harassed, stalk,
Speaker 2: or maybe murder somebody. But I got other stories that
Speaker 2: might lead you to that conclusion later. But you know,
Speaker 2: Lindell and criticism, I mean, he takes it real, real well.
Speaker 2: When people criticize his pillow as depositions do reveal, I think, okay.
Speaker 5: And I'm not asking about the lumpy pillow calls.
Speaker 4: No, they're not lumpy pillows.
Speaker 1: That's what they call on Okay.
Speaker 4: So when you say lovey pillows, now you're an asshole.
Speaker 4: You got that. You're an asshole is what you are? Like, No,
Speaker 4: he's an asshole. Now he's an ambulance chase an asshole.
Speaker 2: Now I'm not saying I disagree with the four uses
Speaker 2: of the aole explantive Here because after all, this guy's
Speaker 2: a lawyer, and he did use the term ambulance chaser,
Speaker 2: which to me is a proper term. But fact is,
Speaker 2: this is how he reacts to having somebody, you know,
Speaker 2: give a loaded description of what there might be happening
Speaker 2: on the call it complaint line at my pillow. Oh
Speaker 2: and by the bye, Although Lindell's platform used to be
Speaker 2: called whatever the hell Frank speech bs blah blah right wing,
Speaker 2: nowadays he has like my pillow media out there, like
Speaker 2: TV my pillow TV. I think, I mean, look it up.
Speaker 2: I don't have it in front of me, but I
Speaker 2: gotta love the rest of this quick and this is
Speaker 2: an unedited clip from his deposit one. He goes, look,
Speaker 2: I really don't care about the calls to the lumpy
Speaker 2: pillow complaint line, and a whole four times, and then
Speaker 2: he wants the other guy, whoever it is, the stenographer,
Speaker 2: the other lawyer whoever. He's taking off his glasses, seriously
Speaker 2: staring him down and telling him he's an a whole
Speaker 2: ambulance James, I want you to know that too. Anyway,
Speaker 2: let's hear just the rest of the way he reacts to,
Speaker 2: you know, what would you call that a sarcastic, sardonic
Speaker 2: criticism of his product. The after all, ever sacred my pillow,
Speaker 2: which has brought him to prominence, and all of his
Speaker 2: donations to the Trump regime have definitely risen his profile,
Speaker 2: given him the spotlight, the ability to get into a
Speaker 2: position to get sued by people for defaming them from
Speaker 2: a platform of strength, and of course celebrity status.
Speaker 4: That's what you are, the lumpy pillows, kiss my ass.
Speaker 2: Put that in your book.
Speaker 4: Oh, if they answer anything, any problem customer that wants
Speaker 4: to reach Mike Lindell, those are the ones I want
Speaker 4: to talk to Mike Lindell. I want to talk to
Speaker 4: Mike Lindell. They send them to here and they go.
Speaker 4: Are they called about maybe they didn't get their pillow
Speaker 4: on time because of the FedEx or whatever. But we'll
Speaker 4: cover them, even though it could be somebody else's fault.
Speaker 4: Nobody called because of a lumpy pillow. But good, good
Speaker 4: one though you're done. Yeah, I'm done. But I'm saying,
Speaker 4: obviously you don't have my pillow too.
Speaker 2: And he's bissed that the guy is not a customer
Speaker 2: because you know, much like the uh, you know, hair
Speaker 2: for men guy I'm not just a client or wait, no,
Speaker 2: I screwed it up. I'm not just the owner almost
Speaker 2: a client. Hey, speaking of not just being the owner
Speaker 2: and being a client and all that good stuff. Marjorie
Speaker 2: Taylor Green breaks with Trump and sides with Tucker Carlson
Speaker 2: because the hero, the newest, latest crossover hero to the
Speaker 2: alt media spectrum of spectrums, and you are on the
Speaker 2: spectrum of some mental health problem if you take him seriously.
Speaker 2: But anyway, the overprivileged white man named Tucker Carlson is
Speaker 2: putting out a bit of a resistance to the Trump
Speaker 2: agenda and behaviors regarding something what might that be? Well,
Speaker 2: let's again turn to the Independent and catch the headline.
Speaker 2: Marjorie Taylor Green breaks with Trump and sides with Tucker
Speaker 2: Carlson over the Iran conflict. He unapologetically believes the same
Speaker 2: things I do. Republican or excuse me, Representative Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 2: although republican, also wrote on Monday because now people make
Speaker 2: a tweet and it is worthy of an entire news article. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Green distance even further from Trump,
Speaker 2: coming to the defense of former Fox ho's Tucker Carlson. Quote,
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson is one of my favorite people. He fiercely
Speaker 2: loves his wife, children, and our country. Since being fired
Speaker 2: by the neocon network Fox News, he has more popularity
Speaker 2: and viewers than ever before. Quote he unapologetically believes the
Speaker 2: same things I do. That's in't red too like a
Speaker 2: word from Jesus here in the article, anyway, that if
Speaker 2: we don't fight for our country and our own people,
Speaker 2: then we will no longer have a country for our
Speaker 2: children and our grandchildren, Green wrote in a fiery expost
Speaker 2: alongside a picture of the pair in response to a
Speaker 2: Trump tweet and far and more slash intervention, slash regime
Speaker 2: change put America last. Kill innocent people are making us
Speaker 2: broke and will ultimately lead to our destruction. That's not kookie,
Speaker 2: That's what millions of Americans voted for. It's but we
Speaker 2: believe in America first. She added, So America first, unless
Speaker 2: it's Israel, right right. Anyway, Political violence is on the rise,
Speaker 2: foreign and domestic, that's for sure. I told you about
Speaker 2: the MyPillow guy. I told you about the media scrum.
Speaker 2: But let's get into paging Jesse Ventura off brand Maga
Speaker 2: request my friends please make Minnesota grade again. Almost seems
Speaker 2: like a misprint, right mmga instead of maga. Would people
Speaker 2: notice if you add red hats out there? I bet
Speaker 2: you could sell them for five bucks and people would
Speaker 2: snatch them up without even looking at him. Anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: not trying to give anybody a con job business model.
Speaker 2: But if you get in touch with the right companies
Speaker 2: and you avoid the tariffs, she might still be able
Speaker 2: to get a made nice and cheap like Trump does. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Minnesota lawmakers shooting suspect Vance Bolter makes his first court
Speaker 2: appearance today. That was according to foxnine dot com, and
Speaker 2: they did show some footage all that kind of good stuff.
Speaker 2: Representative Mike Lee was confronted by Minnesota colleagues over his
Speaker 2: shooting comments because he's making jokes and also somehow stating
Speaker 2: that this is what happens when Marxists don't get their way,
Speaker 2: because somehow it was thought that the shooting of Democratic
Speaker 2: representatives in Minnesota was about Marxists. I'm a little confused.
Speaker 2: It's like a WWE script badly written and the Developmental
Speaker 2: Mental League of Acting actors cut a promo for a
Speaker 2: future run as a k fabe rep for the office
Speaker 2: of something. I'm sure because guess what we got to
Speaker 2: hear from this very interesting character who I am certain
Speaker 2: is putting on well a bit of an audition tape
Speaker 2: right now. And why do I say that, because ever
Speaker 2: since a Trump forty seven started up, this guy, Joseph Thompson,
Speaker 2: who's the local prosecutor in the Feeding our Future fraud investigation,
Speaker 2: there's a literation for you, recognized by the US Department
Speaker 2: of Justice as the largest COVID nineteen fraud in the
Speaker 2: United States. A quiet, yes, steady pr campaign has been
Speaker 2: underway this year to raise the profile of this Trump
Speaker 2: forty seven appointee. And this is a bookmark for this
Speaker 2: guy this moment, as he will be positioned for a
Speaker 2: face run as a crusader of some type in a
Speaker 2: future star for the GOP road show. No dark matches
Speaker 2: for this push, I am certain. But I tell you
Speaker 2: keep an eye on Joseph Thompson. And why because you
Speaker 2: know they just captured the shooting suspect who killed a
Speaker 2: husband and wife wounded. Oh no, excuse me, killed. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm certain that two people were killed and then two
Speaker 2: others were wounded at least but either way, four people
Speaker 2: were definitely shot. And you know what, I didn't even
Speaker 2: get the entire narrative, even though it was moment by
Speaker 2: moment and breaking news and they're tracking the guy down
Speaker 2: and everything else, and Bolter was a guy posing as
Speaker 2: a cop, etc. But I got to tell you, just
Speaker 2: like most lawyers, this guy has. Most good lawyers anyway,
Speaker 2: are good narrative constructors, if you will. They're good writers
Speaker 2: of sorts, because they have to write stories. They got
Speaker 2: to write the story of the case they're making, and
Speaker 2: it goes into a written form which is presented as
Speaker 2: a prosecutorial brief to the court, which basically means, write
Speaker 2: me a short story about how this guy broke the law,
Speaker 2: messed up, did something terrible, show me the evil, and describe.
Speaker 2: It's the facts, obviously, but still drama is part of it.
Speaker 2: And I want you to take a listen to the
Speaker 2: press conference which was held after his capture just yesterday,
Speaker 2: seemingly immediately after this guy Bolter's capture.
Speaker 6: Okay, in the early morning hours of June fourteenth, Selter
Speaker 6: went to the homes of four Minnesota state politicians with
Speaker 6: the intent to kill them.
Speaker 1: His private student.
Speaker 2: Okay, I want you to just note I'm sorry about
Speaker 2: the little odd, weird twist in the audio there, but
Speaker 2: I want you to very much note the drama that
Speaker 2: is in play here and the dramatic pauses, etc. A
Speaker 2: lot of theatrical sort of techniques at play in this
Speaker 2: presentation of the solo, if you will. On the mic
Speaker 2: from a guy who is definitely auditioned for something here,
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he's doing a bad job. I'm not
Speaker 2: even throwing shade. I'm just saying game recognized game, and
Speaker 2: let's hear the rest of his explanation.
Speaker 6: Delter first traveled to the home of Minnesota State Senator
Speaker 6: John Hoffman in Champlin, Minnesota. Belter arrived at the senator's
Speaker 6: home disguised as a police officer. He arrived in a
Speaker 6: black SUV with emergency lights turned on and with a
Speaker 6: license plate that read police.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you hear the turning of the page. It's
Speaker 2: definitely written and he's clearly reading. But he's doing it
Speaker 2: pretty smooth, right anyway, just objective.
Speaker 6: Belter wore a black tactical vest and body armor. He
Speaker 6: carried a flashlight and a Bretta nine milimeter handgun. He
Speaker 6: also wore a hyper realistic silicon mask. Senator Hoffman had
Speaker 6: a security camera. I've seen the footage from that camera
Speaker 6: and it is chilling.
Speaker 2: Now, there is a creepy still from the security camera
Speaker 2: and it says it's at two oh six am, and
Speaker 2: it's on a screen behind the guy. And he waited
Speaker 2: that other pause. There wasn't for dramatic effect. He paused
Speaker 2: to wait to see that his PowerPoint had gone up
Speaker 2: on the big screen behind him. And you can clearly
Speaker 2: see Belter, who is his head completely shaved, outfitted in
Speaker 2: something similar to what you would expect at your run
Speaker 2: of the mill police officer, highway patroller, state trooper to
Speaker 2: be wearing if they were so dispatched to a home
Speaker 2: to go shine a flashlight in somebody's face and go, hey,
Speaker 2: is there a problem over here? Anyway, that's typically what
Speaker 2: it sort of looks like on the uh, you know,
Speaker 2: the door, the ring, whatever. But anyway, back to the
Speaker 2: story that mister Thompson's attorney, Thompson is telling us live
Speaker 2: at the press conference, catching everybody up on the details
Speaker 2: of the capture, the suspect and the crime.
Speaker 6: Belter knocked on Senator Hoffman's front door and repeatedly shouted,
Speaker 6: this is the police opened the door. Senator Hoffman and
Speaker 6: his wife, Gavett, came to the door. When they opened
Speaker 6: the door, Belter shined the flashlight in their faces and
Speaker 6: said there had been a shooting reported in the house.
Speaker 1: Belter asked if they had any weapons.
Speaker 6: When Delter lowered his flashlight, which he had shined in
Speaker 6: their face, they realized that he was not a police officer.
Speaker 6: They shut it up. You're not a cop. You're not
Speaker 6: a police officer. Belter then announced this is a robbery
Speaker 6: and forced himself into their home. When Senator Hoffman attempted
Speaker 6: to push Belter out and stop him from entering his home,
Speaker 6: Belter shot him repeatedly. Belter then shot miss Hoffman repeatedly.
Speaker 6: Belter fled the scene, and the Hopman's daughter called nine
Speaker 6: to one one. Unfortunately, the Hoffmans survived, although they remained hospitalized.
Speaker 6: After shooting from Senator Hofman and his wife, Belter traveled
Speaker 6: to the home of another Minnesota state representative in Maple Grove, Minnesota.
Speaker 6: Video surveillance showed that Belter rang the doorbell at the
Speaker 6: state representative's house at approximately two twenty four am on
Speaker 6: Friday night, again he was dressed as a law enforcement officer,
Speaker 6: wearing a tactical vest and body armor, carrying a handgun
Speaker 6: and a flashlight, and wearing that same hyper realistic silicon mask. Again,
Speaker 6: the images, as you can see on the screen, are haunting.
Speaker 2: By the way they use this raise repeatedly on the
Speaker 2: news because obviously came straight from the police reports during
Speaker 2: the pursuit and search for the suspect. Hyper realistic silicone mask.
Speaker 2: So he's got, you know, Scooby Doo style mask over
Speaker 2: his face, meant to really fool people. Hyper realistic, I guess,
Speaker 2: but I've never heard a mask described that way, have you? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Sorry about the pause there, but I'm also reminded of
Speaker 2: a scene from a completely unrelated movie that I might play,
Speaker 2: but definitely it's going to put us in the uh
Speaker 2: in the uh? What do you call that? The uh? Well?
Speaker 2: Not safe for work? You know has profanity on it. Podcast,
Speaker 2: But what the hell? You're not avoiding me, so you
Speaker 2: can play play this show for your friends from what
Speaker 2: I can tell, So I maybe I'll play that clip
Speaker 2: in a moment.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, the state representative was not home. She and her
Speaker 6: family were gone on vacation and so Belter left.
Speaker 2: So anyway, he has one knock at the door, and
Speaker 2: he scored two shots, but they survived. He's got one
Speaker 2: knock and nobody's home. And the chilling details do continue.
Speaker 2: But before that, maybe I can squeeze in the one
Speaker 2: thing that is reminded me of when it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: you're no cop, and all I can think, hey, everything
Speaker 2: is fine. We made a mistake. All I could think
Speaker 2: of was training day. Actually I didn't find a damn thing.
Speaker 7: I'm very sorry, and thanks for your cooperation.
Speaker 2: Let's go. I want to see that one. What I
Speaker 2: want to see that goddamn one. Here you go, let's go.
Speaker 8: Thank Jesse.
Speaker 2: A police.
Speaker 8: Money, look pretty much, and.
Speaker 2: She tells her lookouts to go blast that fool cause
Speaker 2: you ain't no police. And she got handed a Chinese
Speaker 2: food menu w in demanding a warrant. Now there's a
Speaker 2: hyper realistic movie for you, But pay no attention to that.
Speaker 2: Back to the chilling details from Minnesota, and I really
Speaker 2: think they could use Jesse the Body over there at
Speaker 2: this point as governor once again, I think you should
Speaker 2: come out of retirement give it another shot. Remember when
Speaker 2: they were talking about Jesse the Body as a possible
Speaker 2: VP candidate with Trump. Can you imagine that right at
Speaker 2: this point in time. Well, Jesse, the body, the brain
Speaker 2: will tell you all, abouch what I think of the
Speaker 2: Israeli conflict. But I'm going to do it from bah Mexico.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Belter then traveled to the home of a Minnesota state
Speaker 6: senator who lived in New Hope, Minnesota. He parked in
Speaker 6: the street in that same black SUV with the police
Speaker 6: license plate at about two thirty six am on Friday night.
Speaker 6: After learning of the shooting of Senator Hoffman, New Hope
Speaker 6: police dispatched an officer to conduct a wellness check on
Speaker 6: the state senator who lived in New Hope. When the
Speaker 6: New Hope officer arrived at the scene, she saw Belter's
Speaker 6: black SUV parked down the block with the lights on.
Speaker 6: The New Hope police officer believed that Belter was a
Speaker 6: police officer who had been dispatched to the scene to
Speaker 6: check on the status of the state senator. The New
Speaker 6: Hope police officer pulled up next to Belter in his car,
Speaker 6: rolled down her window, and attempted to speak with him.
Speaker 6: Belter did not respond, according to the officer, he just
Speaker 6: sat there and stared straight ahead. So the new whole
Speaker 6: police officer who had been dispatched to the scene proceeded
Speaker 6: to the state senator's home and she waited for other
Speaker 6: law enforcement to arrive.
Speaker 1: When they did.
Speaker 6: By the time they did, Belter had left the scene.
Speaker 2: Now they're given a lot of these details. And it's
Speaker 2: pretty wild because you know, this guy who was a
Speaker 2: wannabe cop from what I understand. You know, here we go,
Speaker 2: the wannabe cop kind of knows how to act like
Speaker 2: a cop. And he traveled around trying to be a
Speaker 2: security consultant and all this other stuff allegedly. And he
Speaker 2: also had those very very weird No Kings alleged flyers
Speaker 2: in his car alone with his manifesto, which later on
Speaker 2: morphed into a notebook with a hitlist on it. But
Speaker 2: details details. Anyway, back to this guy again, Joseph Thompson's
Speaker 2: very detailed narrative where he does wait every now and
Speaker 2: then for somebody to get his power point up and
Speaker 2: straight behind him because he's concentrating on the written page
Speaker 2: in front of him.
Speaker 6: Belter then traveled to Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, in the home
Speaker 6: of Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman. At approximately three point
Speaker 6: thirty am, Belter arrived at Representative Hartman's house in his
Speaker 6: black SUV with the police license plates.
Speaker 1: He parked in the driveway.
Speaker 6: And left the emergency lights on his suv flashing as
Speaker 6: if he was a police officer.
Speaker 2: Is what we call setting a scene from the narrative
Speaker 2: writer's point of view. And you know he's doing exterior
Speaker 2: state senator's house, black suv with flashing emergency lights flickering
Speaker 2: steadily as the suspect approaches the front door.
Speaker 6: Belter approached Representative Portman's home again dressed as a police officer,
Speaker 6: wearing the tactical vest and body armor and wearing that
Speaker 6: hyper realistic mask. He was armed and carrying a flashlight.
Speaker 2: Stressed on hyper realistic flash light again and here we
Speaker 2: go with the ugly.
Speaker 6: Before he entered the home, two Brooklyn Park Police officers
Speaker 6: arrived at the scene. They too had been dispatched to
Speaker 6: check on Senator on Representative Portman after learning of the
Speaker 6: shooting of Senator Hoffman. When they arrived at the scene,
Speaker 6: they saw Belter's black SUV parked in the driveway with
Speaker 6: the emergency lights fl and they saw Belter standing in
Speaker 6: front of the house, several feet from the door.
Speaker 2: So here's where they cross paths with him, and they
Speaker 2: can tell that's not one of their guys. We hope.
Speaker 2: Maybe they can't, though, and maybe they're a little confused
Speaker 2: because sometimes a guy on his day off or whatever
Speaker 2: gets called on his radio and has to show up
Speaker 2: and whatever he's wearing, et cetera, et cetera, and maybe
Speaker 2: he's got his own personal vehicle with the extra light.
Speaker 2: I mean, some of these guys have that right, so
Speaker 2: could be mistaken identity again, hyper realistic mask. Nobody's exactly
Speaker 2: explained what the purpose of that was, except maybe to
Speaker 2: hide his identity. And before this capture, we were told
Speaker 2: that he was texting his family saying Daddy's going to war.
Speaker 2: But anyway, details details, let him continue to draw the
Speaker 2: mental picture, even telling you the colors of things, the
Speaker 2: black sub the foreboding of the vehicle. It was a
Speaker 2: dark and stormy night anyway.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 6: When Belter saw the officers get out of the car,
Speaker 6: he drew his weapon and began firing. He rushed into
Speaker 6: the house through the front door, firing into it. He
Speaker 6: repeatedly fired into the house, and when he entered he
Speaker 6: murdered Representative Hartman and her husband Mark. The Brooklyn Park
Speaker 6: Police officers fired at Belter as he rushed into the home,
Speaker 6: but he escaped into the home and out the back all.
Speaker 2: Right, despite the fact that he used the word escape
Speaker 2: which is not correct, and is describing this step by
Speaker 2: step in a painstaking manner. He's doing a good job
Speaker 2: laying it out for you. And if you keeping score
Speaker 2: at home, he's got one complete, you know fail in
Speaker 2: that nobody was home. He's got two wounded at one location,
Speaker 2: and now he's got too dead at another.
Speaker 6: Officers recovered Belter's nine melimeter Bretta, along with the body
Speaker 6: armor and the mask, buying the home along his path
Speaker 6: of flight when he fled on foot. They later searched
Speaker 6: Belter's car, but if on five more firearms, including a
Speaker 6: Stalt style rifles and a large quantity of ammunition.
Speaker 2: Now I understand the ditching of, say, the mask, because
Speaker 2: now you know, you can identify a guy in one
Speaker 2: place's got a mask on, he's on foot somewhere else
Speaker 2: he doesn't have a mask. But I never understand these
Speaker 2: guys ditching the weapon which has their prints, their DNA,
Speaker 2: a piece of their hair, caught and the trigger god
Speaker 2: knows what. Plus their fingerprints on the bullet if they
Speaker 2: loaded it without wearing gloves. I never understand somebody dropping
Speaker 2: the weapon at the scene. It's one of those oddities
Speaker 2: that you understood in the early Godfather movie when you
Speaker 2: know Michael drops the gun in the one place, because
Speaker 2: fingerprint technology not that great at the time and not definitive,
Speaker 2: no great databases, a little difficult. Plus what's his name
Speaker 2: tells him there's a special grip. You're not gonna have
Speaker 2: fingerprints drop the gun. People will still think you have it.
Speaker 2: But if you get stopped on your way somewhere, you
Speaker 2: won't have a gun on you. I get it then,
Speaker 2: but nowadays, you know your car's captured. You know whatever
Speaker 2: you left in there is captured. Why are you dropping
Speaker 2: a weapon there for them to find along with the mask?
Speaker 2: Seems illogical, if not accidental, if you're fleeing and attempting
Speaker 2: to cover any tracks whatsoever. Plus how many guns do
Speaker 2: you have? Don't you need that in case you are
Speaker 2: again confronted by police? Anyway, the logic of the thing,
Speaker 2: you know, as you pause it and take about it
Speaker 2: and analyze it, gets weird and it gets weirder than
Speaker 2: this as we go.
Speaker 6: Felter also had in his car notebooks containing a list
Speaker 6: of more than forty five Minnesota state and federal elected officials,
Speaker 6: including representative courtmen. Now, Felter planned his attack carefully. He
Speaker 6: researched his victims and their families. He used the Internet
Speaker 6: and other tools to find their addresses and names and
Speaker 6: the names of the family members.
Speaker 1: He conducted surveillance.
Speaker 6: Of their homes and took notes about the location of
Speaker 6: their homes.
Speaker 2: Prepared in other ways, so he did recon in order
Speaker 2: to have surveillance in hand, and also he used all
Speaker 2: available tools, open source and direct physical surveillance in order
Speaker 2: to to prepare for this. You know, so the lone
Speaker 2: wolf who snapped concept out the window just saying, and
Speaker 2: the hit list discovered conveniently in the car, which had
Speaker 2: to be abandoned. There's another thing, But that could be
Speaker 2: a matter of circumstance, right. Still, the ditching of the
Speaker 2: mask in the weapon is very weird to me. The
Speaker 2: mask makes sense, the weapon does not. What do we
Speaker 2: have here, Oh, is this going to be a scenario
Speaker 2: that's supposed to end with suicide by cop? Maybe? Well,
Speaker 2: if that's the case, no reason to run. He should
Speaker 2: just shot it out the rest of the way. But
Speaker 2: he wasn't done.
Speaker 6: He concealed himself as a police officer, outfitting his black
Speaker 6: SUV with police lights and a police license plate.
Speaker 2: Kind of a bad use of the word concealed himself.
Speaker 2: It's more like he costumed himself, cosplayed as or attempted
Speaker 2: to disguise him as a police officer. But that's not
Speaker 2: the same as concealed himself as a police officer. He
Speaker 2: didn't try to hide as a police officer. Primarily, he
Speaker 2: was looking to move under false pretense with a false
Speaker 2: projection of his identity. It's a little different than just
Speaker 2: simply concealing oneself. But maybe I'm quibbling here.
Speaker 6: Wearing a black tactical vest and body armor, carrying a
Speaker 6: police flashlight and a handgun.
Speaker 2: Also right after confronting police, you did your body armor
Speaker 2: another weird thing, okay.
Speaker 6: And of course he wore not hyper realistic silicon mask
Speaker 6: as seen on the surveillance videos.
Speaker 2: Again, the stressing of the hyper realistic mask, I have
Speaker 2: an open question about that. I'm not sure why that's
Speaker 2: so key and important that it needs to be repeatedly.
Speaker 6: Emphasized the video of his arrival and shooting of Senator
Speaker 6: Hoffman is truly chilling. Again, it's no exaggeration to say
Speaker 6: this is the stuff of nightmares.
Speaker 2: See that's a little added hyperbole while he's waiting for
Speaker 2: his PowerPoint stuff to come up on the screen. And
Speaker 2: this again is a bit cringe worthy to me. The
Speaker 2: purpose of the hyperbole to enrich the story. But you know,
Speaker 2: I'm asking the question. You think about it, I am.
Speaker 6: There's a photo of the firearms found in Felter's abandoned suv.
Speaker 1: Evidence collect Based on these.
Speaker 6: Crimes, we brought a federal complaint charging Beltner with an
Speaker 6: array of federal charges. Counts one and two charge him
Speaker 6: with stocking. Count one charges him with stocking Representative Melissa
Speaker 6: Hortman using interstate facilities, and that's Title eighteen United States
Speaker 6: Go twenty two to sixty one. The statutory penalties there
Speaker 6: are life in prison. Count two similarly, content is charges
Speaker 6: says with stocking State Senator John Hoffman using interstate facilities.
Speaker 6: The stat the maximum penalty of that count is twenty
Speaker 6: years in prison.
Speaker 2: So complete recap of the acts and the charges that
Speaker 2: will accompany those acts, and for added drama. The penalty
Speaker 2: phase already examined here. Judges decide those not prosecutors, although
Speaker 2: they can ask for different things based on the violation,
Speaker 2: for sure. Fascinating how they have this all together. I
Speaker 2: want you to keep in mind that usually when you
Speaker 2: see stuff like this, even thinking back to the days
Speaker 2: of Dallas. Yes, of course technology was different, manpower was different.
Speaker 2: But you know, all weekend they worked with an army
Speaker 2: of FBI guys to come up with you know, allegedly
Speaker 2: a three shot scenario on two victims, well three would
Speaker 2: be count take, but really two victims and the entire
Speaker 2: force of the FBI that was logistically significant to Dallas,
Speaker 2: Texas couldn't get this much detail in a three hundred
Speaker 2: page report that this guy's laying out during this press conference.
Speaker 2: It's just an observation. You make of it what you will.
Speaker 6: Counts three and four charge Belter with the murder of
Speaker 6: Melissa and of the hortman's using a firearm violation of
Speaker 6: eighteen USC.
Speaker 4: Nine.
Speaker 2: J lost his place there for a second, but he
Speaker 2: caught up by you know, grouping the two together as
Speaker 2: a couple and then finding his place once again in
Speaker 2: his list of charges, which are also upon the screen behind.
Speaker 1: Him count.
Speaker 6: And these are punishable by a term of life imprisonment
Speaker 6: or even death. He counts five and six charge him
Speaker 6: with shooting the Hortman's and the Hoffman's using a firearm,
Speaker 6: and both of those towns also carry a maximum sentence
Speaker 6: of life in prison.
Speaker 1: And before I finished my remarks.
Speaker 6: I want to say a little bit about law enforcement
Speaker 6: and the manhunt that we've heard about the last two
Speaker 6: days now.
Speaker 2: Obviously, anybody who is guilty of stalking and murdering nearly
Speaker 2: any human being nearly there might be a couple of
Speaker 2: justified circumstances here, but not in any of the things
Speaker 2: that are being brought up here, anybody who's guilty of
Speaker 2: doing that, especially for philosophical reasons. Because well, he just
Speaker 2: wanted to get rid of the Democrats, you see, because
Speaker 2: they were an evil poison that needed to go. At
Speaker 2: least that's what's being reported so far. That's how he
Speaker 2: assembled his hit list, but I haven't seen the hit
Speaker 2: list yet.
Speaker 6: Over the past forty eight hours, federal, state, and local
Speaker 6: law enforcement from throughout the state of Minnesota have worked
Speaker 6: together together to carry out the largest manhunt in Minnesota history.
Speaker 2: Okay, so now there's going to be a lot of
Speaker 2: you know, praise and salutations for first responders, law enforcement
Speaker 2: and back the blue type stuff. In this case, is
Speaker 2: this necessary or the key issue? Is this the thing
Speaker 2: that the press needed? Not really, But you gotta build
Speaker 2: drama if you want public support. And how in the
Speaker 2: hell are you gonna find an impartial jury doing this?
Speaker 2: Another quick question there. I mean, I'm just thinking procedurally
Speaker 2: court wise, anybody think about that at all? Or we
Speaker 2: just give us the facts, give us the details so
Speaker 2: we can throw them back and forth to Twitter and
Speaker 2: compare as to whether this right wing guy is more
Speaker 2: nuts than the left wing guy who did this, than
Speaker 2: the right wing guy who did that, than the left
Speaker 2: wing guy who did that, et cetera. Right, I mean,
Speaker 2: that's after all, really the important point that we need
Speaker 2: to get to is which side of the alleged equation
Speaker 2: do we actually need to blame? Right? Hey, speaking of
Speaker 2: blame and where to throw it, there's lots of stuff
Speaker 2: to go around. But you know what I found curious
Speaker 2: some of the conversations recently, because well, you know, it's
Speaker 2: got to be true because it's on Fox News. Bebee
Speaker 2: decided to tell us that you know. Look, the US
Speaker 2: needs to get involved in striking Iran for a lot
Speaker 2: of good reasons. And one of those shocking statements, I
Speaker 2: guess was on with Brett Peer and what was he yesterday?
Speaker 2: I guess right. Anyway, let's hear from Netanyahu himself what
Speaker 2: he had to say. I think this clipping will encompass
Speaker 2: the stuff I was reading. I think it'll demonstrate it
Speaker 2: for you guys.
Speaker 3: Let's see, try to assassinate President Trump twice, kill two
Speaker 3: hundred and forty one of your marines in Beirut.
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold on. I got to back that up
Speaker 2: because this is part of the Look, this is why
Speaker 2: the US needs to act in concert with Israel to
Speaker 2: strike your on.
Speaker 3: Now, these people who chant death to America, try to
Speaker 3: assassinate President Trump twice, kill two hundred and forty one
Speaker 3: of your marines in Beirut, killed and injured thousands of
Speaker 3: American soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq, try to bomb a
Speaker 3: restaurant in.
Speaker 2: Okay. So listen, and why excuse me? The laundry list
Speaker 2: of complaints there about who's who and what they did.
Speaker 2: Let's back it up a little for Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: Chant death or restaurant in Washington.
Speaker 5: D c.
Speaker 3: Chant death to America, burn the American flag. Do you
Speaker 3: want these people to have nuclear weapons and the means
Speaker 3: to deliver them to your cities?
Speaker 2: Of course not.
Speaker 3: So we're defending ourselves, but we're also defending the world.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Israel's defending the world because they're attacking them.
Speaker 2: And besides, these are people who have attacked America. They've
Speaker 2: tried to kill Trump twice. They've done this. And here's
Speaker 2: the funny part, right there is a plot that was
Speaker 2: alleged to have been carried out by Iranian nationals at
Speaker 2: the behest of some nefarious nexus of groups. There was
Speaker 2: supposedly an assassination attempt that you could put in the
Speaker 2: Iranian column, but not too The two best known assassination
Speaker 2: attempts are actually from people that are American. Maybe some
Speaker 2: of that left wing violence, I mean, are we supposed
Speaker 2: to put that under left wing violence or Iranian responsibility
Speaker 2: or both? Whose column does that go in? Just that
Speaker 2: of you know, curiosity, because I'll tell you, as we
Speaker 2: get into this and we got to think about it,
Speaker 2: and I guess I'm gonna add a fifth part to
Speaker 2: my storylines today. You know, we deal with Minnesota, Joseph Thompson,
Speaker 2: all that, But now we gotta get into what's really
Speaker 2: going on in the two eyes war I Ran and
Speaker 2: I and in Israel obviously the two eyes war that
Speaker 2: five eyes might have seen coming in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: the year of the Imperial Boomerang. If you support Israel,
Speaker 2: are you also ready to fight them over there for
Speaker 2: the other then is your peace president gonna go full
Speaker 2: Dick Cheney on Iran? Because even brought up Afghanistan. That's
Speaker 2: another weird responsibility nexus where the Taliban that we reinstalled
Speaker 2: when Biden had that disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan after we
Speaker 2: were there in the longest conflict in US history, and
Speaker 2: you know, left and right, both mishandled continued on almost
Speaker 2: seemingly endlessly. Because Dick Cheney said we were never going
Speaker 2: to leave. I guess we're planning to just replace Iraq
Speaker 2: with Iran here, which, by the way, I found it
Speaker 2: interesting because I'm always a watcher of media. So that's
Speaker 2: why I'm talking about what the Israeli prime ministers saying.
Speaker 2: And we could talk about the real world effects of
Speaker 2: all this, but also crossover into media because after all,
Speaker 2: while Iran State Media was on and they were describing
Speaker 2: all this stuff. Guess what happened? The State Media got hit.
Speaker 2: Here's a clip of what it was like live on
Speaker 2: the air, although you won't understand the language, and god
Speaker 2: knows what this woman who's almost in a burcub with
Speaker 2: a facehole on it is telling you. I guess I
Speaker 2: can see her hands too, So who isn't that extremely provocative?
Speaker 2: But you know, the almost burkeified newscaster lady who knows
Speaker 2: maybe she's good looking, I can't tell.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: In Iran, she's on air, she's discussing what's going on
Speaker 2: for the state media channel, which I think might be
Speaker 2: the only channel they have. And here's what we got. Okay,
Speaker 2: so now now we're in replay mode of the clip.
Speaker 2: But this is again Iranian State Media and she's discussing
Speaker 2: some things and pointing fingers, and you know there's a
Speaker 2: clip on the side there illustrating her points, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And again this is about the circumstance and this happened.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, mortajo, mo yeah, happy. Gtars said, Oh honey.
Speaker 2: Debris smoke, all that happening live on air. There's an
Speaker 2: uncensored moment for you. But uh, you know that's the
Speaker 2: way it should be, right, And now Trump is warning
Speaker 2: people in Tehran maybe you should get the hell out
Speaker 2: of the capitol city. Some people are doing it, and
Speaker 2: one does wonder if this is the case that the
Speaker 2: greatest state sponsor of terror on the planet, as they've
Speaker 2: been described over the past few decades. And you know,
Speaker 2: Trump again fair game and being decent about the fact
Speaker 2: that he says, you know, people should get out of
Speaker 2: Tehran because the capital city, you know, just might get hit.
Speaker 2: It ain't just going to be nuclear facilities. And the
Speaker 2: US has already And I tried to tell you this
Speaker 2: about a month and a half ago that you know,
Speaker 2: US forces were being positioned for something in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: But o'celly don't know what he's talking about, because you know,
Speaker 2: he's a conspiracy theorists and people that he knows in
Speaker 2: the military, No, don't know anything, right, but they were
Speaker 2: being deployed in reposition. Well you know today I got well,
Speaker 2: not today, a few days ago, I got the word
Speaker 2: that there's a two dozen refueling planes that are over
Speaker 2: there and waiting. And why is it we need refueling
Speaker 2: planes if indeed where you don't have something to refuel,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, I'm just saying I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to point fingers here or you know, throw shade. You
Speaker 2: got to be prepared. I mean, you got to have
Speaker 2: the planes in place to refuel if it is entirely
Speaker 2: needed for other planes to be fueled. And what other
Speaker 2: planes might be up there, well, who knows. I'm sure
Speaker 2: the reality of that is actually classified. But anyway, while
Speaker 2: we think about what's classified and what's going on with
Speaker 2: the Defense Department and et cetera, et cetera, and the
Speaker 2: fifth straight day of bombs fly, as Trump claims, we
Speaker 2: have complete control over the skies over Iran. By the way,
Speaker 2: there's still a war in Ukraine happening in case you
Speaker 2: didn't know that. Nobody paying attention to it right now
Speaker 2: on the world stage, in the new speeds, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But it is still happening. People are still dying, and
Speaker 2: I'm an idiot. Anyway, while all that's going on and
Speaker 2: we're being positioned, he's now floating the idea out there
Speaker 2: on truth, social and in regular media that he's in
Speaker 2: the situation room considering really getting involved. And as we
Speaker 2: have to consider you know the paradigm shift that took place,
Speaker 2: say post nine to eleven, And at that time I
Speaker 2: was involved in retail gasoline and the price the price
Speaker 2: point of one dollar was something you danced up and
Speaker 2: down and around until post nine to eleven we got
Speaker 2: used to a new superstructure of pricing where in the
Speaker 2: state of New Jersey we had one and two dollars
Speaker 2: little plastic plates that you could put in the dollar slot.
Speaker 2: Now you couldn't put your other numbers, your fours or
Speaker 2: fives or sixes into the dollar slot. They didn't fit.
Speaker 2: And only two companies made the signs, and almost no
Speaker 2: other gas station that had that stuff had you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of them didn't even have the twos, but
Speaker 2: nobody had the threes. Pretty much, we had to order
Speaker 2: fresh new threes because we were directed to by corporate
Speaker 2: Like days after nine to eleven happened, because the first
Speaker 2: thing that always happens when stuff jumps off in the
Speaker 2: Middle East is gas price spike. And I'm sure you've
Speaker 2: noticed it. It's already happened. It's been five days now.
Speaker 2: So retail gas, even though they have a sixty day
Speaker 2: lag in the actual effect from a real world situation
Speaker 2: to the retail product. There's a sixty day lag there,
Speaker 2: but it immediately happens on the retail side, and to you,
Speaker 2: the customer, you'll pay for it upfront. Anyway, you jump
Speaker 2: about twenty five cents by going ten, twelve and then
Speaker 2: five cents whatever two cent deduction, and they'll get to
Speaker 2: twenty five cents within seventy two to ninety six hours.
Speaker 2: And then if things calm down or the situation resolves
Speaker 2: itself quickly, the price will decrease over the course of weeks,
Speaker 2: and it'll be done a penny, a penny and a
Speaker 2: half at a time. And yes, they do change prices
Speaker 2: in halves and stuff in the gas game. Anyway, that
Speaker 2: stuff is happening. I'm sure you see it in the
Speaker 2: real world. I'm sure you see the nerves happen. And
Speaker 2: we do know that the embassy you know, they're in
Speaker 2: Jerusalem has been closed down and people got sent home
Speaker 2: because why would you leave your you know, diplomatic and
Speaker 2: intelligence assets out in the open to possibly get wiped
Speaker 2: off the face of the earth in case the Iron
Speaker 2: dome doesn't quite dome right. The Two Eyes War is
Speaker 2: going to have bigger effects on us than he rocked it.
Speaker 2: I can promise you that. And like I said, Trump
Speaker 2: keeps saying, are we going in full on or not?
Speaker 2: BB says, Hey, they took shots at you, They tried
Speaker 2: to blow up a restaurant, they tried to assassinate Trump
Speaker 2: multiple times. They screamed death to America, burn American flags
Speaker 2: because BB nottan Yahoo cares about somebody burning an American
Speaker 2: flag or screaming death to America, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: he really shouldn't, because he should be more worried about
Speaker 2: his own existence. If everything is to be believed as advertised,
Speaker 2: and refueling planes are not over there for nothing, at
Speaker 2: least two dozen of I mean, I'm sure reports will
Speaker 2: come out that there were more assets in place already
Speaker 2: ahead of this stuff. Now speculation about bunker busters and
Speaker 2: we're the only ones with the technology to byob and
Speaker 2: hit the underground facilities, and I do mean, bring your
Speaker 2: own bomb, hit the underground facilities that the Iranians have
Speaker 2: that Tulsea Gabbert said publicly, you know they're years away
Speaker 2: from having and Trump basically said, eh, I don't buy it.
Speaker 2: I think they're closer to it because I'm Trump and
Speaker 2: I know so he's threatening to go in there on it,
Speaker 2: and we're not hearing a hell of a lot from Hegseth,
Speaker 2: but when he goes to speak to Congress, he does
Speaker 2: have interesting things to say. Anyway, I'm gonna save that
Speaker 2: for the other side of the break and a couple
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Speaker 2: So a couple quick things. As it stands, I will
Speaker 2: be attending the Lancer Conference November in Dallas. Just wanted
Speaker 2: to let you guys know, I know I kind of
Speaker 2: left things a little up in the air. There and
Speaker 2: have been a little unsure about stuff, but apparently they
Speaker 2: are willing to work with me on a great many things.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to attend. Now, I don't know how
Speaker 2: I'm gonna eat over that weekend, and I'm really hoping
Speaker 2: because some of my friends are not going, but a
Speaker 2: few will, so I'm hoping that you'll be one of them.
Speaker 2: And if you want to join me, guess what. We've
Speaker 2: got a hotel now finally actually finalized and contract signed
Speaker 2: and all that good stuff. I'm happy to tell you
Speaker 2: that and tell you that it's actually let me get
Speaker 2: it in front of me, just so I know I'm
Speaker 2: answering the right thing here and telling you the right information.
Speaker 2: It's actually going to be at the fairm Fairmont Dallas Hotel, Okay,
Speaker 2: And that's at seventeen seventeen North ackerd Street in Dallas, Texas. Now,
Speaker 2: we're gonna have room discounts and stuff and codes for
Speaker 2: that coming up soon, but signing up for your ticket
Speaker 2: at Assassination Conference dot com can be done for the
Speaker 2: November and Dallas Lancer Conference. The discount of ten percent
Speaker 2: code is if you enter o'celly ten Okay, So that's
Speaker 2: ocelle ten when you purchase your ticket for in person
Speaker 2: or online at Assassination Conference dot com. Oh excuse them me,
Speaker 2: and uh, let's see. Maybe I should just give you
Speaker 2: a little idea about some of the speakers real fast
Speaker 2: before I get into my final news section of the
Speaker 2: Tears Day O'Kelly effect. We got Paul Abbott, Johnny Carnes,
Speaker 2: Matt Doubtit, Gary Fanine, Chris Gallup, Janet Groden, Robert grow
Speaker 2: and Mark Grubert, Larry Hancock, Alex Harris, Walter Hurst, Brent
Speaker 2: holland Eric Conley, Jeff Meek myself of course MC. But
Speaker 2: also I'm gonna do a live myths and hoping that
Speaker 2: that comes out good will O Holler and Bill Simpach,
Speaker 2: Phil Singer, Robert Tannenbaum, and Linda Giovanna Zambini are all joining.
Speaker 2: But Robert Tannenbaum, Bill Simpitch, myself, a couple of people
Speaker 2: from YouTube, and Paul Abbott and Johnny Carnes. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's worth the price of admission already, but definitely going
Speaker 2: to be an interesting weekend, and many other speakers are
Speaker 2: being pursued and added for virtual and in person. This
Speaker 2: isn't even everybody we've tried to book, and there are
Speaker 2: more to be added, so it's going to be a
Speaker 2: packed week and a lot of presentations, diverse group. Some
Speaker 2: of these people I definitely lobbied to get in, and
Speaker 2: some of the surprises for later I'm working on too,
Speaker 2: and I'm hopeful, I'm very hopeful that it's going to
Speaker 2: be a pretty good one. And that is going to
Speaker 2: be November twenty first to the twenty third at the
Speaker 2: Fairmount in Dallas again, seventeen seventeen North ackerd Street, all right,
Speaker 2: and the website to visit and get your tickets Assassination
Speaker 2: Conference dot com, which now sports a picture of me
Speaker 2: by the way at a podium, thankfully, and I'm also
Speaker 2: on the flyers and all that good stuff. Now. Also
Speaker 2: use your ten percent off code Ocelli ten for either
Speaker 2: a virtual ticket or in person. So now that I've
Speaker 2: done that, let's get to the final item of the
Speaker 2: news cycle of violence. That is all right? And yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm being sarcastic, and why not, because forget about signal gate?
Speaker 2: How about no marbles inserted in cat's butts in my name?
Speaker 2: Why do I bring this up? Pete Hegseth when being
Speaker 2: questioned by Representative Durden during testimony, asked for specific examples
Speaker 2: of wasteful money that he Pete Hegseth personally cut from
Speaker 2: the Pentagon's budget. Okay, he wanted to know about some
Speaker 2: of this stuff, which was research money for veterans' health,
Speaker 2: and Hegseth in short responded that he got rid of
Speaker 2: a ten million dollar boondoggle that effectively was money for
Speaker 2: sticking marbles up cats. Butts, I'm not making this up.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be lasivius. I don't know if
Speaker 2: that's lacivious anyway, but it's definitely perverse. There are some
Speaker 2: key facts that went on during the Trump defense hearing,
Speaker 2: you know, going in stunning direction up the rear ends
Speaker 2: of cats. Well, heg Seth was testifying to Congress. Don't
Speaker 2: believe me, though, Let's hear the clip.
Speaker 5: As we learned these things, we want to get to
Speaker 5: the bottom of it as quickly as possible. It is
Speaker 5: enough for me that they risk their lives for our country.
Speaker 5: We shouldn't make it a more dangerous situation. And we
Speaker 5: ought to understand what's going on in their minds and
Speaker 5: their bodies when they serve.
Speaker 2: Okay, now, that's a very serious statement from Dirden, But
Speaker 2: you know he wants to get to the bottom of something.
Speaker 2: I guess heg Seth took it as a queue to
Speaker 2: bring this up cat's bottom, good undone.
Speaker 5: And as a result of that, we have dramatically increased
Speaker 5: defense medical research. I think we owe it to the
Speaker 5: men and women in uniform. Your budget cuts two thirds?
Speaker 2: Okay, we owe it to the men and women in uniform.
Speaker 2: You damn right. And you know what medical research, medical
Speaker 2: assistance VA stuff, any of the things that we do
Speaker 2: to repair, rehabilitate, or otherwise replenish the souls of individuals
Speaker 2: who make a sacrifice like that. Who in the right
Speaker 2: mind wants to cut things like that? Well, Pete Hegseth says,
Speaker 2: just like Doge did, he wants to make sure that
Speaker 2: wasteful boondoggles are not happening. And here's his argument for it.
Speaker 5: Two thirds of that amount for defense health research. How
Speaker 5: can that be consistent with our mutual goal of making
Speaker 5: the military life a safer life for a men and
Speaker 5: women uniform.
Speaker 7: Well, Senator, I would take issue with your characterization that
Speaker 7: all two thirds of that whatever was reduced is focused
Speaker 7: on the issues that you just spoke about, because those
Speaker 7: are issues that as a secretary who's very close to
Speaker 7: these issues and knows people close to these issues, my
Speaker 7: team knows those That's exactly the type of research that
Speaker 7: we would fund. But we did find lots of other
Speaker 7: research inside the Defense Department to the tens and millions
Speaker 7: and in some cases hundreds of millions of dollars, that
Speaker 7: was a boondoggle for the American people.
Speaker 2: Why are you proud to get give now? In some
Speaker 2: cases hundreds of millions of dollars, he says, but definitely
Speaker 2: tens of million dollars of dollars. Now, look hyperbole, an exaggeration. Yes,
Speaker 2: as always, is there waste in government? Duh, it's government.
Speaker 2: But this ludicrous, triggering headline that comes out of his
Speaker 2: mouth next is remarkable for many reasons because as ridiculous
Speaker 2: as it sounds, you should be outraged.
Speaker 5: Full of a boondoggle in metal research, and.
Speaker 16: There are I mean, we're talking about some stuff I
Speaker 16: should shouldn't say in public. You know, marbles in the rear,
Speaker 16: ends of cats, tens of millions of dollars, things that
Speaker 16: don't like three you're talking about, so.
Speaker 5: I fifty year old social Security check that the President.
Speaker 7: I respect completely the issue that you're speaking with, and
Speaker 7: you this department couldn't be more sympathetic to that and
Speaker 7: sure that it's funded. But this the Defense Department has
Speaker 7: been a place where organizations, entities, and companies know they
Speaker 7: can get money almost unchecked to whether or not it
Speaker 7: actually applies to things that happen on the battlefield.
Speaker 16: That's just that's what we worked very hard to find in.
Speaker 7: Ways that other secretaries have not.
Speaker 1: This committee and.
Speaker 7: Others talk about waste fraud abuse all the time.
Speaker 4: We have actually gone.
Speaker 6: After waste fraud abouse because every dollar, just.
Speaker 7: Tell you that dollar we can pour into the elimitating.
Speaker 5: Two thirds of the money for defense health research. Put
Speaker 5: that next to the decision to cut NIH medical research
Speaker 5: by forty percent. Does that make America great again for
Speaker 5: these military families? I don't think so. Forty five million
Speaker 5: dollars for a parade, for God's sake, money should be
Speaker 5: put in defense medical research instead of wasting on some
Speaker 5: pomp and circumstance for the president, this is not consistent
Speaker 5: with what the men and women in uniform deserve.
Speaker 2: Now, a logical, reasonable and even remotely patriotic supportive person
Speaker 2: should think to themselves. I don't want to argue with
Speaker 2: either one of these guys. We shouldn't waste money, damn right,
Speaker 2: But we shouldn't spare the wallet to spoil the veteran either, right,
Speaker 2: because it's not just about what happens on the battlefield,
Speaker 2: but what about the consequences of the battlefield and what
Speaker 2: people have to live with after serving Damn right, somebody
Speaker 2: ought to do something about that. Gee, I wonder if
Speaker 2: that's a personal issue to me. It is sticking marbles
Speaker 2: of cats butts you say to yourself, damn, that has
Speaker 2: got to be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of.
Speaker 2: Tens of millions of dollars on that. Of course, don't
Speaker 2: do that in my name. A couple of facts you
Speaker 2: need though on this, just just to be safe, okay.
Speaker 2: And I did a little research on this and found that,
Speaker 2: first of all, it's not just freaky fetish time at
Speaker 2: the lab. Okay. A program seeking a nonsurgical method for
Speaker 2: restoration when it comes to spinal damage is what they're
Speaker 2: talking about here. Now, somebody might say, what the hell,
Speaker 2: why would you stick because there is actually a logical
Speaker 2: reason for attempting to do this, and animal testing is common,
Speaker 2: and it just so happens that it does involve this.
Speaker 2: But it's because a cat with a spinal damage in
Speaker 2: the rectum and all that. Like, in other words, sticking
Speaker 2: marbles up your butts opposed to cutting up your back
Speaker 2: in order to try and repair a traumatic injury to
Speaker 2: the spine is preferable, believe it or not, because I mean,
Speaker 2: doesn't sound preferable to the average guy, I'm sure. But
Speaker 2: the thing is, anybody I've ever known with a back surgery,
Speaker 2: even minor stuff, and that's not somebody who's hit with
Speaker 2: a concussion a rock and propelled grenade, you know, fell
Speaker 2: out of a helicopter. God knows what other kind of
Speaker 2: damage can be done to somebody who does place their body,
Speaker 2: their mind, and their soul on the line in order
Speaker 2: to defend us. They deserve every effort possible to restore
Speaker 2: anything that can be restored and given back to them.
Speaker 2: And the fact is this did make a little bit
Speaker 2: of sense. It isn't as ridiculous and ludicrous as it
Speaker 2: sounds when you put in context. And here's the funny part.
Speaker 2: Trump fort is all about cutting waste, fraud, and abuse.
Speaker 2: Trump forty five is the one who actually signed off
Speaker 2: on this program in the first place. So eg Seth
Speaker 2: doesn't mention that doesn't put it in context, and also
Speaker 2: doesn't have his hundreds of millions of dollars that needed
Speaker 2: to be cut. That was all about waste, fraud, and abuse,
Speaker 2: although they did find DEI stuff they needed to get
Speaker 2: rid of and things that were there based on an opinion.
Speaker 2: And you know, well, we don't need programs for black
Speaker 2: soldiers specifically because all soldiers and et cetera. And you
Speaker 2: know what, that's a philosophical argument, and you can have
Speaker 2: that all day long, but medical research should be examined
Speaker 2: by somebody who knows what the hell it is and
Speaker 2: why the ludicrous details. I mean, if I just told you,
Speaker 2: for no other apparent reason, I'm gonna take a corpse
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna freeze it and then i'm gonna cut
Speaker 2: it in the little pieces and i'm gonna run that
Speaker 2: through a blender and see what happens. When you're gonna
Speaker 2: think I'm nuts until I explain to you that there
Speaker 2: is research going on. Again, in context, mutilating a corpse
Speaker 2: is a crime if it's just because if you're doing
Speaker 2: it to further a goal, and you have a scientific
Speaker 2: basis for pursuing it. Whether it's an animal, a person,
Speaker 2: or a vegetable or mineral. You know what, it's a
Speaker 2: different story. So pay attention for the crazy headline that's
Speaker 2: meant to grab your attention and trigger you and gets
Speaker 2: you screaming about no putting marbles up, cats butts in
Speaker 2: my name with my tax dollars. Well, the War of
Speaker 2: the Two Eyes is going on. Nobody's paying attention to Ukraine,
Speaker 2: and damn it already. Nobody gives a good goddamn about
Speaker 2: what happens to you when you're broken and you're done
Speaker 2: serving because you're part of the poor, you're part of
Speaker 2: those that served. Thank you for your service. We don't
Speaker 2: care how you have to live the rest of your
Speaker 2: miserable life, or what your family has to endure, or
Speaker 2: what condition you're in, because you know why, you're not
Speaker 2: that important. And you know what, if they can restore
Speaker 2: my ability to walk or have mobility again, because they're
Speaker 2: sticking it up, you know they're sticking marbles and cats butts,
Speaker 2: tell you what, dude, line up every stray in whatever
Speaker 2: city you're in and get it going, because you'd want
Speaker 2: it to that's all I'm saying. But again, I'm just
Speaker 2: a crazy conspiracy theorist, right, what do I know. I'm
Speaker 2: not the MyPillow guy, I'm not kool aid. I'm not
Speaker 2: bringing my own bomb byob. I'm not out on the
Speaker 2: street during No King's Day. I'm not running around with
Speaker 2: alleged flyers. That's another weird, weird thing that happened there,
Speaker 2: and maybe we've all gone crazy. I wonder if Bob
Speaker 2: Menendez had another wedding to attend so he could delay
Speaker 2: his prison sentence. I don't think so. I think he
Speaker 2: actually went. And oh, by the way, no coverage for
Speaker 2: the UH Food Network star with the blonde hair who
Speaker 2: died today. Because I don't care. Maybe you do. Trump's
Speaker 2: parade disappointed him apparently a little bit, But then again,
Speaker 2: you know how happy was he gonna be on Flag Day?
Speaker 2: Also happens to be my daughter's birthday, And happy birthday, Katie.
Speaker 2: You share it with Trump and with Flag Day. And
Speaker 2: she was a flag day baby, by the way, one
Speaker 2: baby born on Flag Day, one on Veterans Day. I
Speaker 2: love you, guys. I have no idea what I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get Frankie for his birthday because I'm broke. By the way,
Speaker 2: I still need funding for meals while I'm in Dallas.
Speaker 2: Unless you're gonna show up and buy a pizza, we
Speaker 2: can split. I'll be more than happy to see you
Speaker 2: there if you come there twenty first to the twenty
Speaker 2: third of November this year, be more than happy to
Speaker 2: see you there. Up until then, I could use help
Speaker 2: trying to thrive, survive, and find a new way to
Speaker 2: connect with our phone calls and do our open mic
Speaker 2: Friday night. Because phone calls and all that. I'd like
Speaker 2: to take it into the future with the network and
Speaker 2: do some other things. But with Skype out of the equation,
Speaker 2: things have changed and I can't afford to buy another
Speaker 2: service right now because I'm struggling to do groceries. But
Speaker 2: I'm sure many of you are as well. And as
Speaker 2: the fuel price goes up, so will the price of
Speaker 2: everything that's either delivered or you have to go get
Speaker 2: yourselves that's trucked in from somewhere, because if it doesn't
Speaker 2: contain the petroleum dies and whatnot that they say that
Speaker 2: kool Aid is going to remove by twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 2: and even if it does, it's casting a lot more
Speaker 2: tariffs are not here we come. And oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: political violence is still a thing, and the Two Eyes
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Speaker 2: when you are, I hope you are well, and I
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