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Speaker 4: his paperwork is no good because he's CIA. But when
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Speaker 4: So now I got your explanation there about the birther
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Speaker 4: the guy who's working for them. This month, we have
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Speaker 4: and then we have a really.
Speaker 5: Big show I'm looking forward to is the FBI agent I.
Speaker 4: Believe his name is Lambert, who was in charge of
Speaker 4: the anthrax investigation that went on after September eleventh, two
Speaker 4: thousand and one. You remember, how wouldn't you know the
Speaker 4: World Trade Center bombing happened, all that stuff that at
Speaker 4: that same week, all these senators and congressmen and newspaper
Speaker 4: reporters started getting anthrax in the mail. And they actually
Speaker 4: they put the whole Congress on this drug called cipro
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Speaker 4: If you took the zipro pill, you wouldn't catch the anthrax, right,
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Speaker 4: to put the whole government in the media on medication
Speaker 4: that same week that causes confusion? You might say that
Speaker 4: was a plan, right, but who knows.
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Speaker 5: Tonight, we were supposed to do a show.
Speaker 4: Tonight about the Oklahoma City bombings, but unfortunately my guest
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Speaker 4: City bombing. She was supposed to come on, but she
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Speaker 4: and at the last second he had to cancel as well.
Speaker 5: So I've been working on a report that I was
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Speaker 4: On Al Sharpton, Reverend Al Sharpton, and I was going
Speaker 4: to put that in the members section, but I says,
Speaker 4: you know what, I've been working on this.
Speaker 5: Let me just do it live Friday night and a
Speaker 5: little bit of big audience. I think it's important information.
Speaker 4: In the second half of our show, we're gonna have
Speaker 4: Ted Rubinstein, a really fascinating guy. This guy lived with
Speaker 4: Dave Emory. He worked with the Dave Emory.
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Speaker 4: We worked with May Brussel on her show. He worked
Speaker 4: with Larry Flint at Rebel Magazine. And really will be
Speaker 4: getting to these guys. A conspiracy theorist, you know, and
Speaker 4: the researcher way back you know, time research DAYFK, all
Speaker 4: that kind of stuff. So we have a conversation with him.
Speaker 4: We're going to talk about Oklahoma City bombing, but I
Speaker 4: guess we can cover that. My plan with him was
Speaker 4: to get into everything anyway, because he's one of these
Speaker 4: guys can talk about just about anything. So what I'll
Speaker 4: do is hopefully my voice will will hold out and
Speaker 4: I'll give you some information about Al Sharpton. Yesterday I
Speaker 4: did an interview with Neil Sanders on mind Control and
Speaker 4: we recorded that and that's for the member section on
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Speaker 4: to pray for him too. He's a great Christalph Scott Mows,
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Speaker 4: I can't wait to hear from you again. So so
Speaker 4: now Al Sharpton, Okay, I know we have a lot
Speaker 4: of people listening from the UK and Ireland and all
Speaker 4: over the other side of the pond who may not
Speaker 4: realize who Al Sharpton is, and a lot of people
Speaker 4: here in the United States have a.
Speaker 5: View of Al Sharpton.
Speaker 4: And I'd like to ask everybody to keep an open
Speaker 4: mind tonight about what you're gonna hear. And and I
Speaker 4: think a lot of the reactions to Al Sharpton people
Speaker 4: have right away is racism. It's a racist reaction to him.
Speaker 4: And they say, Oh, he's a race baiterer. Oh he's
Speaker 4: a Charlottan, you know, and he's a he's doing this
Speaker 4: for money, and he's whipping up the crowds, and he
Speaker 4: goes down there to him Ferguson and gets involved in
Speaker 4: these things just to whip up the crowds and cause trouble,
Speaker 4: you know. And I think we're gonna find out that
Speaker 4: there's a little bit more to this story than you realize.
Speaker 5: For people out of the country.
Speaker 4: Al Sharpton today he's a TV and a radio personality, Okay,
Speaker 4: And he portrays himself as a liberal, as a civil
Speaker 4: rights activist, as a leader, and he gets involved in
Speaker 4: incidents where the police, the police shoot or or kill
Speaker 4: unarmed black man, like in Ferguson and this Freddy Gray case,
Speaker 4: with this this in Baltimore, with this young black man
Speaker 4: was murdered by the police. And if there's a pattern
Speaker 4: that I've picked up with Al Sharpton is that he's lately,
Speaker 4: at least he's always advocating for the federal government to
Speaker 4: come in and take over these investigations or the federal
Speaker 4: Justice Department to come in into local situations and take
Speaker 4: over the investigations and take over the prosecutions.
Speaker 5: And that's something that's.
Speaker 4: Making me very uncomfortable. And I think I can present
Speaker 4: to you tonight where I think that's coming from.
Speaker 5: Now, who is El Sharpton? Where did he come from? Okay?
Speaker 4: Back in nineteen sixty nine, the Reverend Al Sharpton was
Speaker 4: appointed by Jesse Jackson. Most people know who Jesse Jackson is,
Speaker 4: and he was appointed by Jesse Jackson to serve as
Speaker 4: the youth director of the New York City branch of
Speaker 4: Operation Breadbasket. This was an Operation Push program that was
Speaker 4: run by the Rainbow Coalition by Jesse Jackson. And then
Speaker 4: around nineteen seventy one, he founded the National Youth Movement. Okay,
Speaker 4: this is what Sharpton did. He started his own little
Speaker 4: organization there called the National Youth Movement. Now it's called
Speaker 4: the National Alliance and Network n AN. I know it's
Speaker 4: called now, but the first one was called the National
Speaker 4: Youth Movement. I think that came out of Brownsville, Brooklyn,
Speaker 4: and the na N right now is one hundred and.
Speaker 5: Twenty fifth Street in Manhattan. In Harlem.
Speaker 4: In seventy two, he became the youth director for Shirley Chisholm.
Speaker 4: You know, Shirley Chisholm was a African American congresswoman who
Speaker 4: ran for president a couple of times back in the
Speaker 4: early seventies and eighties, and Al Sharpton was appointed by her,
Speaker 4: you know, to be the youth director of her presidential campaign.
Speaker 4: So early on he had some very legitimate credentials. Now
Speaker 4: he's also a reverend, and a lot of people say, well,
Speaker 4: what kind of reverendce see man, Oh yeah, we only
Speaker 4: hear him out there protesting and.
Speaker 5: Rabble rousing and stirring.
Speaker 4: Up these these these crowds act of protesters, you know,
Speaker 4: and he's agitating the crowds, that's what he's doing. He's
Speaker 4: just down there causing trouble. Oh he's gonna come in,
Speaker 4: you know, and course trouble.
Speaker 5: He's no reverend.
Speaker 4: Well, the fact is is it. Reverend Sharpton was an
Speaker 4: ordained Pentecostal minister in New York City and he actually
Speaker 4: gave he was ordained like a ten years old and
Speaker 4: he would give sermons at you know, seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 4: ten years old. You know, he had that gift. And
Speaker 4: then later on in the eighties he left the Pentecostal
Speaker 4: church and he became a Baptist and the Bethany Baptist
Speaker 4: Church in nineteen ninety four, and that's the church he
Speaker 4: works out of. Now he's as a Baptist minister. Okay,
Speaker 4: he's already he's legally ordained, you know, and he can preach.
Speaker 4: I've heard him preach. And we're going to get into
Speaker 4: my personal interactions with Reverend al Sharp and even in
Speaker 4: personal conversations he does base his He will sprinkle little
Speaker 4: scriptures in there and bring up stories. I can remember
Speaker 4: an incident where we read a meeting and he brought
Speaker 4: up the story a job and he started talking aout job.
Speaker 4: And it's way before I was ever into a Bible
Speaker 4: or anything like that. So he does have his legitimate
Speaker 4: Christian credentials as a reverend. He may not talk about
Speaker 4: it on the radio. He may not talk about it
Speaker 4: on TV or when he's protesting out in front of
Speaker 4: a over some kid who got killed.
Speaker 5: But I've heard him my connection style sharp Now.
Speaker 4: I was first exposed to Reverend Now and it's around
Speaker 4: seventy eight or seventy nine.
Speaker 5: I was a young man.
Speaker 4: I was still in high school. And this was around
Speaker 4: when I was involved in Rock Against Racism, which was
Speaker 4: a group. It was a marches and smoke ins and
Speaker 4: that we put in that were put on by the
Speaker 4: New York City Yippies. They were put on in May,
Speaker 4: first of May May Day and then later on in
Speaker 4: October around the Halloween. I guess it was nineteen eighty
Speaker 4: three in New York City there was the death of
Speaker 4: Michael Stewart and it really shook the whole city because
Speaker 4: Michael Stewart was a young kid and he was a
Speaker 4: graffiti artist and he was on the subway tracks and
Speaker 4: he was subway painting some stuff on the subway walls
Speaker 4: there and New York City Housing Transit Authority police grabbed
Speaker 4: him and I believe they choked him to death, but
Speaker 4: they murdered Michael Stewart.
Speaker 5: He was an unarmed man.
Speaker 4: And this was nineteen eighty three, And that was my
Speaker 4: second phase of contact with Al Sharpton, when we were
Speaker 4: organizing and marching in the streets and protesting the death
Speaker 4: of Michael Stewart. Now, in those days, the focus of
Speaker 4: the marches we're gonna shut this city down and we
Speaker 4: want this man prosecuted. We want these police arrested, we
Speaker 4: want them prosecuted, and we're gonna shut this city down
Speaker 4: till we get it. Then there was another one, another
Speaker 4: big case that was just heartbreaking in New York City.
Speaker 5: Run that sign. These were devastating cases. Man.
Speaker 4: It shook because we didn't have them like I They
Speaker 4: got them every week. You know, cops of killing people.
Speaker 4: Back in those days, it was fairly rare to have
Speaker 4: these kind of cases. And it was eleanor Bumpers. This
Speaker 4: woman who was like seventy years old, seventy five eighty
Speaker 4: years old, and she lived in the housing projects and
Speaker 4: something happened where there was some kind of incident in
Speaker 4: her housing project's apartment, and the police showed up, and
Speaker 4: like six cops were in there and they had shields
Speaker 4: and they had everything, you know, A shot her and
Speaker 4: he kivid. I think she had a little knife or something,
Speaker 4: and you know, it's threatening to kill herself.
Speaker 5: And again, you know again, you know we all all
Speaker 5: the groups, you know.
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Speaker 4: By that time, I was more across the board with
Speaker 4: all different groups Black Vests for Social Justice and and
Speaker 4: all different kinds of leftist, progressive type groups that knew
Speaker 4: me and I would you know, you'd have a telephone
Speaker 4: tree and they'd call you up, and you go out
Speaker 4: and you protest these kinds of things and you try
Speaker 4: to get justice. But Michael Stewart and Eller and O
Speaker 4: Bumpers were really a turning point in my life. As
Speaker 4: a matter of fact, Michael Stewart's stepdad, Moses Stewart, went
Speaker 4: to work for Al Sharpton and was his second in
Speaker 4: command for years and years. All throughout this time, Moses
Speaker 4: to I don't know what he's doing now, but he
Speaker 4: was a heartbreaking to see him, you know, and then
Speaker 4: to see him again during the Eller and O Bumpers stuff.
Speaker 5: You know, he was there.
Speaker 4: There was every meeting, every protest, every activist. You know,
Speaker 4: he was everywhere, Moses Stewart. So those were the biggest incidents.
Speaker 4: But but whenever there were cases of police brutality or
Speaker 4: some kind of social injustice, you know, I was one
Speaker 4: of the guys who would be protesting out there and
Speaker 4: we'd always run into an sharping.
Speaker 5: He was a regular fixture out there as well.
Speaker 4: And back to But again it wasn't like he's the
Speaker 4: big Al Sharping you see on TV, like everybody knew
Speaker 4: his name. He was pretty much just a regular guy
Speaker 4: who ran one of these little groups, you know, the
Speaker 4: little this.
Speaker 5: Little uh what was it called the the.
Speaker 4: The National Youth Movement. There was a million groups like that,
Speaker 4: you know, and he was just one another little reverend,
Speaker 4: you know, who ran one of these groups, like Reverend
Speaker 4: Herbert Daughtry or Roy Ennis or all these guys who
Speaker 4: just were we were all out there just doing this stuff,
Speaker 4: you know, business as usual.
Speaker 5: I came into.
Speaker 4: Contact with him again years later when I was working
Speaker 4: out of an office.
Speaker 5: I was working on a private investigator's office in Brooklyn, and.
Speaker 4: There were several of us working out of this office,
Speaker 4: and there were some pis who did organized crime investigations
Speaker 4: and some that did counter surveillance, bug sweeps and phone
Speaker 4: sweeps and that sort of thing, right, And I didn't
Speaker 4: know he was coming. But one day, who comes walking
Speaker 4: in but reveren Al Sharp And he had an appointment
Speaker 4: to come in meet the one of the bosses down there,
Speaker 4: and came in with his security team, and I guess
Speaker 4: he had his own investigators or intelligence team that he
Speaker 4: had with him. And you know, he was coming these
Speaker 4: four black guys coming into this white Italian neighborhood in Bayridge, Brooklyn.
Speaker 4: And so but when he walked in, he saw me
Speaker 4: right away. He noticed me right away, He recognized me.
Speaker 4: And you know, he didn't come over, tip his hand
Speaker 4: and say, oh, hey, how are you, But you know,
Speaker 4: he did kind of, you know, discreetly come over and
Speaker 4: he acknowledge my presence, you know. And I believe that
Speaker 4: by him seeing me in that room that day, that
Speaker 4: he realized it was a safe place where he could
Speaker 4: be the people he could trust.
Speaker 5: I excused myself from that meeting because I wasn't part
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 4: The next time Al Sharpton came up in my life
Speaker 4: or the name Al Sharpton was, I guess it was
Speaker 4: on nineteen eighty nine and I had a business that
Speaker 4: I sold beepers and cell phones out of the wall
Speaker 4: with Staten Island, and I had a guy who installed
Speaker 4: my carphones for me, and we were talking one day
Speaker 4: maybe Al Sharpton came on TV or don king I
Speaker 4: forget what it was, and I said, oh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, I know Al wherever I was.
Speaker 5: He's a good guy, you know. And he going no,
Speaker 5: he no, he isn't.
Speaker 4: And he says, why not, what do you mean? He goes, well,
Speaker 4: my dad worked on the Michael Jackson tour with Al
Speaker 4: Sharpton and Don King, and during that tour, Michael Jackson
Speaker 4: got caught molesting little boys. And he says, and it
Speaker 4: was all covered up, And they didn't mention when he
Speaker 4: told me this story. They didn't mention it was covered
Speaker 4: up by Don King, or that it was covered up
Speaker 4: by Michael Francais, who was this mafia guy we'll get
Speaker 4: into him later, who was also part of that tour.
Speaker 4: But they said that it was Al Sharpton who came
Speaker 4: in and covered everything up. That's what they reported to
Speaker 4: me at the time in nineteen eighty nine. Now you
Speaker 4: have to remember also too, that in nineteen eighty nine
Speaker 4: the accusations against Michael Jackson were not widely known. It
Speaker 4: did not come out until nineteen ninety three. The whole
Speaker 4: story about Jordie Chandler and how he was being molested
Speaker 4: by Michael Jackson, that came out years later.
Speaker 5: As soon as I heard that, I says, WHOA I
Speaker 5: heard about this three years ago, and I even told
Speaker 5: my friend. I told his dad too, who worked on
Speaker 5: the tour.
Speaker 4: I said, well, if you have this information, let's go
Speaker 4: to the National Choir.
Speaker 5: We could sell this.
Speaker 4: Oh no way, man, that you can't mess with these guys.
Speaker 4: These guys are dangerous. And one of the guys who
Speaker 4: worked in that tour with Michael Jackson and with Al
Speaker 4: Sharpton and Don King was a guy who was really dangerous.
Speaker 4: And his name is Michael Francais f R n Z
Speaker 4: E SC. Some people calling Franchise, some people calling Francise
Speaker 4: from Staten Island. When we knew this family, uh, we
Speaker 4: called it Francise. My sister went to their wedding, either
Speaker 4: his or his brother, because he has a brother to Johnny,
Speaker 4: who was Sonny Junior Franchise. And then you had Sonny Franchise,
Speaker 4: who was the big shot, who was the father who
Speaker 4: I believe died in prison. You know, was a family
Speaker 4: of gangsters back in New York. So anyway, Michael Francaise
Speaker 4: was involved in that tour as well. And Michael Francise
Speaker 4: is the one that everyone thinks that's the reason why
Speaker 4: Al Sharpton flipped flipped and became an FBI agent is
Speaker 4: because of that video where they did an undercover video
Speaker 4: with Al Sharpton where they took pictures of him where
Speaker 4: he's wearn't a cowboy hat and he's negotiating a coke deal. Okay,
Speaker 4: And this was in a relation to Michael Francaise. It
Speaker 4: was buddies with Al Sharpton. H But that wasn't the
Speaker 4: only deal that Sharpton had with these organized crime characters.
Speaker 4: He had a bunch of them. He had another deal
Speaker 4: with Francis and involved because Francis owned a security guard
Speaker 4: union and he hooked up with Al Sharpton and they
Speaker 4: went down to Atlantic City and they tried to extort
Speaker 4: the hotels and casinos down there so that they could
Speaker 4: you know, get money out of that, you know. And
Speaker 4: but there were all kinds of deals. There was a
Speaker 4: deal with con Edison where Al Sharpton was going to
Speaker 4: be in the get a contract set up for minorities
Speaker 4: and he was going to get a part of this
Speaker 4: contract deal. And again through the three of these characters,
Speaker 4: you know. So what happened in his bid is Al Sharpton,
Speaker 4: the reverend Al Sharpton that everybody thinks is this activist
Speaker 4: became an undercover asset for the FBI for a good
Speaker 4: period of time.
Speaker 5: This wasn't like one or two little cases.
Speaker 4: Now, the FBI claims that they flipped him right because
Speaker 4: they let this tape come out in a two thousand
Speaker 4: and eight I believe it was of Al Sharpton wearing
Speaker 4: his cowboy had negotiating negotiating his coke deal, and Brian
Speaker 4: Gumbel put this tape on TV. So now they want
Speaker 4: us to think that the reason why he flipped was
Speaker 4: because he was negotiating this this coke. There there was
Speaker 4: no coke in the room, There was no money in
Speaker 4: the room. They could have gotten a case out of this.
Speaker 4: And even if you could get a case out of that,
Speaker 4: and you want to flip some guy in that that
Speaker 4: the way that works is is yet, Okay, Al Sharpton,
Speaker 4: you're going to do a deal here for ten kilos
Speaker 4: of coke. We want you to set up another drug
Speaker 4: dealer for twenty deals kilos of coke and then you're
Speaker 4: off the hook.
Speaker 5: We drop your charges.
Speaker 4: But instead they groom Al Sharpton to go out and
Speaker 4: even called it this shotgun approach where he's gonna go
Speaker 4: out and talk to all these different organized crime figures,
Speaker 4: and they're gonna prepare him for all these meetings. First
Speaker 4: he's gonna go meet with this one, he's gonna meet
Speaker 4: with that one.
Speaker 5: They prepare.
Speaker 4: They set him up with a briefcase that has a
Speaker 4: hidden microphone in it. They put in his apartment a
Speaker 4: telephone specifically that was an FBI hotline telephone that they
Speaker 4: could listen to in and everything live going on running phone. Okay,
Speaker 4: So this was a huge The idea that he was
Speaker 4: an FBI informant because of some drug deal is just preposterous.
Speaker 5: This was a huge.
Speaker 4: This guy was a huge FBI asset for a very
Speaker 4: very very long time. Most of the stuff, by the way, too,
Speaker 4: that he was people he was riding out on with
Speaker 4: a Genevie's crime faily. If you remember we were talking
Speaker 4: last week a couple of weeks ago with the Ganja
Speaker 4: Godfather about Ebily from the Genebe's crime family in New
Speaker 4: York City.
Speaker 5: Ebily is one of these guys.
Speaker 4: That was connected up with Sharpton's investigation and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Sharpton worked on so many cases that the FBI managed
Speaker 4: to get like eight there were eight or eight judges
Speaker 4: involved in us by the way, but so many cases
Speaker 4: that that based on his recorded meetings with these mafia
Speaker 4: guys that they were then able to get wire taps
Speaker 4: on these people and build cases. And another really fascinating
Speaker 4: part about that is is that the Smoking Gun, if
Speaker 4: you go to the Smokinggun dot com and you look
Speaker 4: up the Al Sharpton case, they talked to a lot
Speaker 4: of these old mafia guys that wound up with cases
Speaker 4: over Al Sharpton, and they're all still loving the guy.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, he's a great guy, Al Sharpton. He still
Speaker 5: love you know.
Speaker 4: So I don't understand what the hell is going on here,
Speaker 4: but it definitely requires more investigation. One of the cases
Speaker 4: they had him working on was they tried to get
Speaker 4: him to set up Don King, and they were working
Speaker 4: on that one for months. Then they sent him to
Speaker 4: California to work with a prosecutor in California to go
Speaker 4: after these mafia guys that are involved in the music industry.
Speaker 5: Then there's a whole story about how there's some poor
Speaker 5: guy who had a wrap.
Speaker 4: Production business, right I forgot what it's called, And next
Speaker 4: thing he knows, they're shaking him down. He's got Al
Speaker 4: Sharpton trying to collect money from him. Okay, and al
Speaker 4: Sharpton is sending over these guys big names man, you know,
Speaker 4: the organized cribe in New York City back in the
Speaker 4: One of these guys that they had a case again
Speaker 4: was Maddie the Horse Ianella, who was who you know,
Speaker 4: went to prison for years with the garbage contracts and
Speaker 4: heroin dealing. So just unbelievable cases he was working on
Speaker 4: for the FBI. But I think one of the most shocking,
Speaker 4: uh things that I discovered in that time period is
Speaker 4: that while all this was going on, while this guy
Speaker 4: was a full time FBI informant. Okay, this is when
Speaker 4: the whole Tawanna Braley case was going on. Now, people
Speaker 4: from New York or the East Coast will remember the
Speaker 4: Tajuanta broileercase, but people you know, in other countries, maybe
Speaker 4: other parts of this country, won't quite know what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about. Okay, So let me give you a little
Speaker 4: bit on an app because right now, a lot of
Speaker 4: the stuff about that. A lot of the reason why
Speaker 4: al Sharpton is considered to be discredited these days is
Speaker 4: because of the Towarner Barly case. But a lot happened
Speaker 4: during that to Warner Broley case. That is weird to
Speaker 4: begin with, and we have to look at this case
Speaker 4: through the eyes of how we look at other cases,
Speaker 4: like we look at the Son of Sam case and
Speaker 4: the Prodess's church and these other things that we look at.
Speaker 4: Because I think there's a lot more to see in
Speaker 4: the to Warner Broly case that we saw at the
Speaker 4: time living through it on the news. Now, who is
Speaker 4: to Warner Broley. She was a fifteen year old kid,
Speaker 4: little girl living in Wappinger Falls, New York.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: She was a good student at school. She was a
Speaker 4: B student in high school, and she was a cheerleader.
Speaker 4: She was a member of the gospel choir at church.
Speaker 4: She'd gotten off the bus and was walking home, and
Speaker 4: she claimed the two men grabbed her. They displayed a
Speaker 4: badge to her. They put her in a vehicle and
Speaker 4: then she was raped insideomized by six white men for
Speaker 4: three days. Then they dropped her off three days later
Speaker 4: in a garbage bag with feces smeared on her body
Speaker 4: and racial epithets written on her body. Now one of
Speaker 4: the reasons why and Al Sharpton took to her cause,
Speaker 4: and it was really the end of his credibility in
Speaker 4: New York City among many people. There was a man
Speaker 4: named Stephen Pagonis and he was an assistant district attorney
Speaker 4: in Duchess County. His father was a judge and his
Speaker 4: uncle was one of the most powerful judges in Dutchess County, Okay. Now,
Speaker 4: he won a lawsuit against Al Sharpton and against the
Speaker 4: two of al Sharpton's attorneys who were part of this
Speaker 4: team advising to Wanner Brawley.
Speaker 5: It was a defamation lawsuit.
Speaker 4: Now a lot of people think, well, let well see, well,
Speaker 4: then that clears him totally. He did nothing wrong because
Speaker 4: he won the lawsuit. But the fact is what was
Speaker 4: really at the gist of that lawsuit with these crazy,
Speaker 4: outrageous statements that Al Sharpton was making not just about Pagonas,
Speaker 4: but against investigations and stuff, saying things like that they
Speaker 4: had crime scene photos and that they were taking them
Speaker 4: home when they were masturbating to the photos, claiming that
Speaker 4: they were all part of this rape and comfort. But
Speaker 4: just they went nuts. Okay, al Sharpton literally went crazy
Speaker 4: and went reckless and was just making the most wildest
Speaker 4: accusations that you can imagine. But why didn't al Sharpton
Speaker 4: pick on Stephen Pagoni's okay. According to Edwin Garcia, who
Speaker 4: was a close friend of Pagoni's and he was also
Speaker 4: a police officer, Pagonis admitted to him that he was
Speaker 4: in that vicinity of the bus stop when Twarna Broley
Speaker 4: got off, and he told Edwin Garcia that he had
Speaker 4: just left a topless bar in that area. Now, when
Speaker 4: Pagonis was questioned about this, he told the police, and
Speaker 4: he testified on earth on a grand jury at the
Speaker 4: defamation trial that he was home with his fiancee, who
Speaker 4: he married right before the defamation trial started, so she
Speaker 4: couldn't testify. She didn't testify it on his behalf or
Speaker 4: against him. She also separated from him soon after the trial.
Speaker 4: But he had claimed that only in the evening he
Speaker 4: was home with his fiancee and with his p.
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Speaker 5: Now we had left off, we're talking about Towana Browley.
Speaker 4: And there's so much stuff that town of Broler case
Speaker 4: because that's kind of what uh knocked al sharping off
Speaker 4: the rails. And if you notice, the torn of Barly
Speaker 4: case was the first time you ever started calling for
Speaker 4: the federal government to come in and take over an investigation.
Speaker 4: Most people are on the impression that to Wanna Brilly
Speaker 4: lied and that's why they lost this lawsuit. But there's
Speaker 4: so many things here that went on we don't. First
Speaker 4: of all, we know she was raped, okay, because she was.
Speaker 5: She was taken.
Speaker 4: To a female gynecologist in Orange County, New York, and
Speaker 4: she diagnosed to Wanner Broley as being raped. To Wanta,
Speaker 4: Braley did cooperate with investigators at first, and she spoke
Speaker 4: to a female FBI agent. It turned out later on
Speaker 4: that we found out this female FBI agent was a
Speaker 4: girlfriend of Pagonas.
Speaker 5: By the way, the crew that was involved.
Speaker 4: In this whole thing, man investigating this case and suppressing
Speaker 4: all this stuff was Elliot Spitzer, Okay, Governor Mario Cuomo,
Speaker 4: Robert Abrams, and Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who was at the
Speaker 4: time the US Attorney General in the nineteen eighty seven
Speaker 4: you know, So, how did all these accusations come out
Speaker 4: against Pagonas?
Speaker 5: And all this stuff.
Speaker 6: What was it.
Speaker 5: Well, to Warner, Braley had given a description of a
Speaker 5: guy and it fit the description of a.
Speaker 4: Man named Henry Chris Junior, who was a police officer
Speaker 4: in Duchess County and he was a friend of Pagona's.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, Pagonis was the last person
Speaker 4: to see this man alive. Could have been within hours.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: Now, they had claimed that this guy Chris, had committed suicide,
Speaker 4: but later on it was ruled that it was a homicide. Okay,
Speaker 4: So there was all kinds of shenanigans with that. So
Speaker 4: but my point is, though with the whole thing is
Speaker 4: there's just so many details you have to look into it.
Speaker 4: With the the Tauana Braley case, because it was the
Speaker 4: downfall of Al Sharpton's he did kind of go off
Speaker 4: the rails making all these wild accusations. But there was
Speaker 4: so much weird suspicion. Uh, his girlfriend being the FBI
Speaker 4: agent who interrogated to Wanta Brawley, his friend commits suicide,
Speaker 4: you know, hours after seeing him. Then we find out
Speaker 4: maybe it was a murder. So there was a lot
Speaker 4: of reasons to look into this. This wasn't as outlanaged
Speaker 4: there was a rate that that took place. There's no
Speaker 4: doubt about that, because she was examined by by a doctor. Okay,
Speaker 4: all kinds of discrepanties and says in that case, and
Speaker 4: you should look it up mostly. But the promise too
Speaker 4: is when you look that up, all you're gonna really
Speaker 4: find is is stuff about how Tauanta lied and it
Speaker 4: was a big hoax and Al sharped and pedaled this
Speaker 4: hoax and blah blah blah blah blah. But the point
Speaker 4: that I'm trying to make and why I bring up
Speaker 4: the whole Toronto Borley episode is because that was the
Speaker 4: first time that Al Sharpton, while he was working for
Speaker 4: the FBI full time, he was there full time undercover,
Speaker 4: sent up cases for them. He was at the same
Speaker 4: time calling for the federal government to come in and
Speaker 4: take over this investigation. And that's something new that started
Speaker 4: in his career that he's done ever since. And whenever
Speaker 4: he goes to these towns, now, when he goes to Ferguson,
Speaker 4: when he goes to Staten Island, when he goes to
Speaker 4: Baltimore here first and asked for bringing in the federal government.
Speaker 4: Let the Department of Justice investigate this case because the
Speaker 4: guy he works for the FEDS man, and that's what
Speaker 4: he is. Now, there's a whole other element to this,
Speaker 4: because we're getting down to the last twenty minutes, okay,
Speaker 4: is about how Al Sharpton many people consider him to
Speaker 4: be some kind of liberal radical and always the people
Speaker 4: who you see to Al Sharpton when they post these
Speaker 4: things on Facebook where they talk about him. There are
Speaker 4: always these right wing conservatives, okay who hate Al Sharpton,
Speaker 4: and I believe a lot of that hatred is based
Speaker 4: on racism. Okay, they see this blackface in here, they
Speaker 4: don't like his voice, they don't like the fact that
Speaker 4: he's talking up against cops. But they don't realize, okay,
Speaker 4: that Al Sharpton since the eighties at least, okay, has
Speaker 4: been working for the Republicans. He's been working for the
Speaker 4: Republican Party, guys. And the Village Voice has done a
Speaker 4: series of articles about this whole thing, and even his
Speaker 4: own quotes. Now, Al Sharpton, he's run for the US
Speaker 4: Senate in New York City back in eighty eight, in
Speaker 4: ninety two, ninety four, ninety seven, he ran for and
Speaker 4: he always loses.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: In two thousand and four, he ran for president of
Speaker 4: the United States of America. Okay, and his entire campaign
Speaker 4: was run.
Speaker 5: By a name, a man.
Speaker 4: Named Roger Stone, who is a Republican, dirty tricks guy.
Speaker 4: He's an operator, dirty tricks guy, and he's the one
Speaker 4: who was in charge of down in Miami Dade County,
Speaker 4: Florida in two thousand. Of those crowds in the street
Speaker 4: where they have those Cubans and those white those white shirts,
Speaker 4: the white college shirts and ties.
Speaker 5: Banging on the door, come to votes, come to votes.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: He put all that stuff together. Okay, that helped Bush
Speaker 4: steal the two thousand election.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: He ran Al Sharpton's two thousand and four presidential campaign, Okay.
Speaker 5: And it's all laid out here, step by step by step.
Speaker 4: In these Village Voice articles. And he funded it from
Speaker 4: his own credit card. See, because what happened was is
Speaker 4: that he in order to get matching funds from the
Speaker 4: Democratic Party, you have to have five thousand donations from
Speaker 4: each state, and then the Democratic Party is forced to
Speaker 4: match those funds. And that's how you get that money.
Speaker 4: And it was a Stone that put all that together
Speaker 4: for him. He staffed it, he financed it, and he
Speaker 4: organized it and he ran it. In the meantime, Al
Speaker 4: Sharpton was living like King Farouk in four thousand dollars
Speaker 4: a night, hotels.
Speaker 5: At the Helmsley Carlton. Okay, all this wild stuff.
Speaker 4: And while at that same time, Al Sharpton's girlfriend, who
Speaker 4: was his executive director of the National Alliance whatever I
Speaker 4: think it's called the NAN because he changed it, she
Speaker 4: was campaigning to become the DNC vice chair. So here
Speaker 4: you have Al Sharpton running for president on the Democratic ticket.
Speaker 4: It's funded by the Republicans and organized kept managed by
Speaker 4: the Republicans. Well, at the time his girlfriend's trying to
Speaker 4: become the head of the Democratic National Convention.
Speaker 5: No, it's like, what more do you need to see when.
Speaker 4: I try and tell you that that both parties are
Speaker 4: exactly the same and they're rolling cahoots together. This is
Speaker 4: some really deep stuff.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: But Al Sharpton himself is quoted as saying, because he
Speaker 4: had run all these different times, and he said, well,
Speaker 4: much of the media criticism of me assumes their goals
Speaker 4: that they oppose, they opposed them on me. Well, those
Speaker 4: may not be my goals. So they will say, well,
Speaker 4: Al Sharpton never won a political office, but that might
Speaker 4: not be my goal.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: So he's telling you right here that he's entering into
Speaker 4: these campaigns to split the Democratic vote so that the
Speaker 4: Republicans went, you know, now this and this is not
Speaker 4: and people try and argue with me about this, and
Speaker 4: he said, wow, that was you know, he needed a
Speaker 4: campaign manager.
Speaker 5: He was running for president.
Speaker 4: No, this goes back to eighty six okay, when he
Speaker 4: endorsed Republican conservative Republican Al Domato, okay, for Senate and
Speaker 4: he got a whole bunch of black miniators ministers to
Speaker 4: endorse Al Themato in Al Domodo's campaign against Mark Green.
Speaker 4: And you're not gonna believe this, okay, because at the
Speaker 4: time I won the nightclub in New York City and
Speaker 4: we ran a campaign fundraiser. We had a campaign event
Speaker 4: at the club for Mark Green to raise funds for
Speaker 4: the Mark Green And at the time, in my naivete,
Speaker 4: I never want to I never would have dreamed that
Speaker 4: Al Sharpton was supporting Mark Green's oppony. Wouldn't never would
Speaker 4: have crossed my mind. There was only nothing too that
Speaker 4: with the guy who worked for Al Sharpton was a
Speaker 4: convicted heroin dealer, and the Motto gave him a grant.
Speaker 5: To set up a rehab. Okay, it's like a five
Speaker 5: thousand dollar grant.
Speaker 4: After the Mottel got this big endorsement by Al Sharpton
Speaker 4: and eight other black ministers. But al Sharpton also met
Speaker 4: with George Batacki, the Republican George Battacki, when he was
Speaker 4: running in ninety four against Mario Cuomo. Al Sharpton invited
Speaker 4: Ralph Nader to his headquarters on the eve of the
Speaker 4: two thousand vote again to split the Democrats against, to
Speaker 4: split the Democratic vote so that George Bush would win. Okay,
Speaker 4: over and over and over and over and over. Al
Speaker 4: Sharpton has done everything.
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Speaker 4: And to sabotage the Democratic Party, not to promote it
Speaker 4: in any possible way.
Speaker 5: There was a whole other thing too where he took
Speaker 5: Bill Power, who was the state GOP.
Speaker 4: Chair, and he brought him to a black church and
Speaker 4: he had him to preach at this black church in
Speaker 4: order to give him some street credit as well. And
Speaker 4: this kind of stuff went on over and over. But
Speaker 4: also did you know that when read a Scott King,
Speaker 4: Martin Luther King's widow, when she showed up at the
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty eight Republican National Convention in New Orleans that
Speaker 4: was arranged by Al Sharpton, Okay, And when she went
Speaker 4: she showed up down there, she sat in George Bush's box, okay,
Speaker 4: and she was greeted and kissed by Barbara Bush.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: So all this stuff people have no idea, and it's
Speaker 4: such a knee jerk reaction to look just look at
Speaker 4: the surface of Al Sharpton and say he's some kind.
Speaker 5: Of radical black leftist.
Speaker 4: Street agitator, when in reality, the guy works with the GOP.
Speaker 4: He's a GOP stooge bought and paid for by the
Speaker 4: Republican Party of the United States, goes out there over
Speaker 4: and over to split the Democratic vote while at the
Speaker 4: same time his girlfriend is running to become chair of
Speaker 4: the vice chair of the DNC. Just a fascinating, fascinating.
Speaker 5: What do you call it? A mixture here going on?
Speaker 5: Just incredible.
Speaker 4: Also too, you might want to look into the Village
Speaker 4: Voice of the series of articles as well about how
Speaker 4: Al Sharpton sold out Jesse Jackson, okay, And what all
Speaker 4: of that goes into is that when all the rumors
Speaker 4: started floating around about Jesse Jackson having a love child,
Speaker 4: Al Sharpton was started a whisper campaign to get all
Speaker 4: that information out there and to kind of make it
Speaker 4: acceptable for that kind of stuff to be talked about.
Speaker 4: And uh, he even did some stuff to rub it
Speaker 4: in Jesse's face. When they both attended an event together.
Speaker 4: He invited the person who was basically breaking the story
Speaker 4: to the event and he sat him next to his
Speaker 4: own daughters and his own wife and stuff, just.
Speaker 5: All kinds of incredible stuff. Then Al Trump, it's done.
Speaker 4: Now, Okay, you know what I wanted to get into
Speaker 4: this whole thing too, about the taxes because people talk
Speaker 4: about how, oh, and look at this guy, he doesn't
Speaker 4: even pay his taxes, and some weird thing about how
Speaker 4: he's involved in this Walmart thing with Jade Haimmel craziness,
Speaker 4: and now he's calling for all police departments to be
Speaker 4: taken over by the federal government. So people's theory is
Speaker 4: is that, well, he doesn't have to pay his taxes,
Speaker 4: so he's doing this for Obama. Well he's obviously he
Speaker 4: has no allegiance to Obama other than you know, Obama's CIA.
Speaker 5: Because Sharpton is FBI. There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 4: You got to go back and look at all these
Speaker 4: cases he did for the FBI. But now people talk about, well,
Speaker 4: you know, he doesn't pay his and he he doesn't
Speaker 4: pay his taxes and he never did the guy never
Speaker 4: paid his taxes way back when we were all activists together,
Speaker 4: and back in those days when he had his the
Speaker 4: Youth Network was run out of Brooklyn. That was a
Speaker 4: pretty disturbing thing too that was going on back in
Speaker 4: those days because he didn't pay his rent to his
Speaker 4: landlord either.
Speaker 5: And his landlord at the time was not some big
Speaker 5: rich guy. This was a small office and a small building.
Speaker 5: And Jack.
Speaker 4: Sharpton and his thugs intimidated this guy and they went
Speaker 4: months and months. I think I don't think they ever
Speaker 4: paid rent. They even wants to take the truth. And
Speaker 4: that was something that people talked about that it was
Speaker 4: dirty dealings. But now the man owns over a million
Speaker 4: dollars in taxes. Okay, But beyond that all the campaign
Speaker 4: uh irregularities in his campaign fundraising, which was galore. There
Speaker 4: was one incident where he had he submitted a bill
Speaker 4: to the campaign that he had spent one hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty thousand dollars at Kinko's to print up letters. You
Speaker 4: know this crazy stuff, man. Yeah, Like I was shopping
Speaker 4: about one hundred and three thousand dollars in his pockets
Speaker 4: to go walk into Kinkos.
Speaker 5: And then later on he wants to charges campaign.
Speaker 4: For it, so just so it goes so far beyond
Speaker 4: the fact that he doesn't pay his taxes, because he
Speaker 4: hasn't paid any of his campaign fines and irregularities that
Speaker 4: have gone on with all those campaign fundraising when he
Speaker 4: was just a galore over there living in these four
Speaker 4: thousand dollars a night, hotel rooms and hotel suites and
Speaker 4: all the shenanigans. And by the way, to the National
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Speaker 4: have a food program, they don't have an education program,
Speaker 4: they don't have a health program. They don't have one
Speaker 4: program to help people that are in trouble inner city
Speaker 4: or outer city or any kind of person. Okay, the
Speaker 4: one thing that they claim that they run is a
Speaker 4: voter registration hotline which was used to ring at the
Speaker 4: apartment in Trump Plaza where Al Shrupon's girlfriend who was
Speaker 4: the executive director for his organization there.
Speaker 5: So it really does nothing.
Speaker 4: And uh, how this guy gets away with this and
Speaker 4: that the people, Uh, how he gets involved with the
Speaker 4: families of these these victims and they bring them in, uh,
Speaker 4: because it doesn't seem to help. When the federal government
Speaker 4: comes and as we saw in Ferguson, because they just
Speaker 4: came in and this is what we can't prosecute anyway,
Speaker 4: and and they get away with it. So there's all
Speaker 4: of that also too. It was kind of interesting too
Speaker 4: that down in Ferguson, the head of the New Black
Speaker 4: Panther Party at the same time was down there stirring
Speaker 4: up trouble was also an FBI informant and has a
Speaker 4: background in history with its being an FBI informant. So
Speaker 4: when you look at this, you have these events where
Speaker 4: unarmed people are being killed by local cops and then
Speaker 4: who comes in to run the uh the opposition or
Speaker 4: is the FBI, you know, whether it's a New Black
Speaker 4: Panther Party or or Al Sharpton coming in with his team,
Speaker 4: uh to run all this because because because if you
Speaker 4: look up the Smokinggun dot com and you'll look at
Speaker 4: the number of cases that he set up, uh, not
Speaker 4: little cases.
Speaker 5: We were just.
Speaker 4: Informing on people where he was prepped. I guess first
Speaker 4: he had a pitch who you know who he knew,
Speaker 4: Uh he was gonna go out and target. He had
Speaker 4: a pitcher to the cops, to the FBI first. Then
Speaker 4: they prepped him on it before he went there, telling
Speaker 4: him what they wanted him to say, and then when
Speaker 4: he went there, he recorded the whole thing and then
Speaker 4: brought it back and then arranged second meetings to go
Speaker 4: back with these people again. And once these uh the
Speaker 4: FBI had this stuff, these tapes and these transcripts, they
Speaker 4: were able to get huge wiretaps and uh wiretap offs.
Speaker 4: They vincent to change. You got the They wire tapped
Speaker 4: his girlfriend's apartment, They wire tapped his social club. They
Speaker 4: were able to take one of these mafia guys and
Speaker 4: take his car and put a wire tap in a
Speaker 4: car and bring the car back. Big, big, big stuff,
Speaker 4: all based on Al Sharpton because he was a credible witness.
Speaker 4: He was a credible informant and a credible witness, an
Speaker 4: incredible asset for the FBI.
Speaker 5: And this was going on.
Speaker 4: While to Warner Brawley was going on, This was going on.
Speaker 4: If this was going on, and I just think if
Speaker 4: the information that came to me is true about how
Speaker 4: he covered up the thing with the sham Wai station
Speaker 4: with Michael Jackson that went on while he was practically
Speaker 4: a full time undercover FBI asset, now it would seem
Speaker 4: to me knowing this, you know, it's the information's out there.
Speaker 4: This is very little of this comes from me, exclusively,
Speaker 4: very little. Most of this is coming from the Smokinggun
Speaker 4: dot com. Most of this has come from the Village Voice,
Speaker 4: and it's want of brody stuff that's kind of out there.
Speaker 4: People know that, but you would think, now knowing this,
Speaker 4: that that how can they get away with telling us, well,
Speaker 4: he's this racist rabble roundser and he's trying to stir
Speaker 4: up trouble down and Ferguson. There's no doubt the guy's
Speaker 4: working for the government. There can be no doubt at
Speaker 4: this point, even slightly. And it's no doubt that he's
Speaker 4: working more for the right wing Republicans than he is
Speaker 4: for the Democrats. But he's on MSNBC, right, he must
Speaker 4: be a liberal or he must be some kind of Democrat, right,
Speaker 4: because he's on MSNBC saying all the right stuff.
Speaker 5: Right, But he's not.
Speaker 4: You don't think that Rachel Maddow and these people on
Speaker 4: MSNBC know these stories. I'm telling you.
Speaker 5: Everyone knows it. It's not a secret.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 4: If you read somebody these Village Voice articles, they go
Speaker 4: into a dollar amount detail about how all of this
Speaker 4: was funded. And to me, he never pays this bill
Speaker 4: anywhere he goes all this campaign work is no one
Speaker 4: got paid, no it ever gets paid a dime, never
Speaker 4: leaves this man's pocket. You gotta wonder how he pulls
Speaker 4: these deals up because everyone gets.
Speaker 5: Burned at the end.
Speaker 4: So but everyone must know these stories because they're all
Speaker 4: out there, they're every freaking where.
Speaker 5: So it's I don't know what to tell you because
Speaker 5: it's all freaking here.
Speaker 4: You know, it's Koretticott, Corretta, Scott Keg, you know, Al Domatto,
Speaker 4: Like this guy's so deep uh in the belly of
Speaker 4: the beast man, doing their bidding for them. And but
Speaker 4: yet we're hypnotized and we're tricked into thinking that he's
Speaker 4: the exact opposite.
Speaker 5: Of what he really is.
Speaker 4: And it's the irony is the people that hate him
Speaker 4: the most are these racist, right wing bigots, when meanwhile,
Speaker 4: he is he's them, He's working for them, he's their guy,
Speaker 4: he's their creations, he's they bought. You know, he's them,
Speaker 4: you know. Ah boy, Anyway, that's my Al Sharpton.
Speaker 5: Report for you.
Speaker 4: I might actually uh do all a little longer, more
Speaker 4: detail prepared one and put it in the member section. Now,
Speaker 4: what I'm gonna be doing right now, real quick, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna be bringing on in a few minutes, I'll be
Speaker 4: calling my next guest, Ted Rubinstein. But anybody listening on
Speaker 4: spreak or what I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna end
Speaker 4: this show on Spreak and I'm gonna restart it so
Speaker 4: I don't have to edit it later.
Speaker 5: So don't panic.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're not losing the show. Just to sit tight,
Speaker 4: and you'll see another show coming up. It'll be titled
Speaker 4: Ted Rubinstein.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: And then with the awake, uh, you know awake, everything's
Speaker 4: staying the same. I want to play an out over
Speaker 4: there and we'll be right back after these messages.
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