8-4-25 - 8am - Questionable Schwab Expences

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So check it out over to you, Mike.

Speaker 4 (01:10):
Come on, Michael, don't be silly. We all know the
real Nazis are going to show up in America when
the Democrat Party decides to get on the.

Speaker 3 (01:19):
Patriotic ticket and they'll go full socialist with some nationalism
thrown in.

Speaker 5 (01:27):
Oh, you mean like in New York the Canary in
the coal mine. Yes, I don't worry the goober number
eighty eight seventy seven. Well, let me just read you
the whole, the whole tepic.

Speaker 4 (01:44):
So we're looking back in the history. Wasn't there some
kind of nationalized socialist party back in the.

Speaker 1 (01:51):
Thirties, almost one hundred years ago.

Speaker 4 (01:53):
Yep, yeah, the national Nationalist Socialist Party.

Speaker 5 (02:01):
Sure Nazis germany Ish Nazis. Nazis Nazi's round there, Mike.
Think about Super Bowl commercials and the Pepsi coke wars.
Remember one thing. I think it was Christy Brinkley walking
up to a pepsi or a coke machine and a
very sexy outfit putting her money in and the product
falls out of the bottle of machine. She pops it open,
the can is dripping wet, and she drinks it. I

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think my heart's skipped a beat. I know I'm biased,
but I don't remember there being an uproar like there
is today. It's this is where yes, I agree with
all that. But here's where I want to swerve into
the next topic. It's just a bunch of bs from
people that don't have anything else better to do. Luckily,
the politically correct tide is turning and most people don't

(02:46):
even give a S word. Yes, the tide is turning,
and I want to give you an example of that.

Speaker 4 (02:54):
Because real quick, while you're coughing up along here, somebody
texted and asked when how old was Bookshields? And she
did that commercial. The commercial was in nineteen eighty. She
was born in sixty five, fifteen years old.

Speaker 1 (03:08):
Oh whoa uh oh oh, so.

Speaker 5 (03:13):
Yes, I think the tite is turning, and I want
to give you an example. Do you remember the guy
that told us that eventually we would own nothing and
we would be happy about it.

Speaker 1 (03:25):
Well, guess what.

Speaker 5 (03:28):
He now has nothing and you can bet he's not
happy about it. Klaus Schwab, the architect of the World
Economic Forum, that smug self declared steward of the global elitist,
has been exposed. Not by some fringe outfit, not by
some anonymous conspiracy theorists, not by you know, the equival

(03:53):
of like a do better Denver, No, his board, his
own people his inner circle, his trusted allies. So let
that sink in the World Economic Forum has turned on
its founder. The fall. You know, read a lot about

(04:14):
this over the weekend. The fall seems so complete and
so total, so grotesque in its detail, that it's almost satirical.
But it is all real. There was a thread posted
all I want to say back. It was on x

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maybe back in the spring, and it kind of alluded
to the potential.

Speaker 1 (04:40):
Fall of Schwab. Why was Claus Schwab, the godfather.

Speaker 5 (04:44):
Of globalism, pushed out of the World Economic Forum after
fifty five years in charge? And it turns out that
now I go back and look, his staff was turning
into whistleblowers about what he was doing. And now everything
that you know, we kind of suspected is now exploding

(05:05):
out into the open. He's been facing a really brutal
internal investigation that was commissioned by the World Economic Forum's
own board of trustees, led by a law firm in Switzerland,
law firm from Hamburger.

Speaker 1 (05:19):
I'm don't remember the name of the firm.

Speaker 5 (05:24):
Someone has started leaking out some of their preliminary findings
and it lays out a pattern of behavior that is.

Speaker 1 (05:33):
I'm not a doctor.

Speaker 5 (05:34):
I'm not a medical doctor, not a psychiatrist, but it
seems like it's almost pathological. Let's start with the money.
Always start with the money, right. Schwab's wife is a
woman the name of Hilda. So Schwab and Hilda racked
up more than one point one million dollars in questionable

(05:56):
travel expenses. Now that I'm not saying, yes, they spent
much more than that on travel expenses, tens of millions
of dollars. But they found one point one million dollars
that's questionable, including sixty three thousand dollars and trips had
nothing to do with the World Economic Forum. They went
to Venice, they went to Miami, they went to the Seychelles,

(06:19):
they went to Morocco. And there's no proof of business
involvement whatsoever. Oh well, maybe this is a business expense.
Fourteen hotel massage expenses. The WF paid landline a mobile phone.

Speaker 1 (06:40):
For his maid. Yes, because I mean.

Speaker 5 (06:46):
Dragon, doesn't iHeart pay for your maid's mobile phone? Hey,
go ahead, because I already even pay.

Speaker 4 (06:57):
I Heart doesn't even pay for maids.

Speaker 1 (06:59):
Here in the bill, they don't even pay for the
maids in the building. And I'm trying to think.

Speaker 5 (07:03):
I don't think they've ever paid for a mobile phone.

Speaker 4 (07:08):
Uh, for certain positions some of the engineers had.

Speaker 1 (07:11):
I don't.

Speaker 5 (07:11):
Oh yeah, well engineer because they're out at the towers
and stuff.

Speaker 1 (07:15):
Of course.

Speaker 5 (07:15):
Yeah yeah, But she loves like you and me. No,
which is why I refuse to put iHeart email on
my cell phone. You know I'm gonna pay for my
cell phone. You want to send me an email, I'll
read it when I get to my laptop. I meant
have it on my iPad.

Speaker 1 (07:33):
Just my laptop.

Speaker 5 (07:33):
Oh well my desktop at home too. Let's see what else.
Oh and of course a driver, full time driver, even
used during the private vacations. Now he's trying to justify
all of this thing to his wife. Well, she was
the chair of the Schwab Foundation, and she's been doing
that without pay since nineteen seventy three, since nineteen seventy three,

(07:58):
without paying. That somehow, that and somehow he had some
sort of good faith understanding with the forum to cover
everybody's travel costs. And that the driver wasn't just a driver,
he was also a security precaution. No, he was not
a part of the security detail. He was a security precaution. Now,
Schwab says he donated most gifts to charity but kept

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a lot of gifts. He defended his fixed salary of
a million Swiss francs. He had one hundred thousand dollars
franc entertainment allowance. And then there's something called the Villa Monday.
The Villa Monday, it's a lavish mansion bought with WEF
money next to its Geneva headquarters, supposedly for official business. Well,

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it turns out that Hilda controlled access to the entire state,
reserved a floor for their private use. She brought in
a designer the Schwabs had used for their personal projects.
That's fifty million dollars in forum funds.

Speaker 1 (09:13):
Now, where did it come from the money?

Speaker 5 (09:17):
Well, hard working taxpayers paying for politicians to attend the
talk fest of the rich and the powerful.

Speaker 1 (09:23):
Well, that's all gone, all gone.

Speaker 5 (09:26):
You think about every member of the United States Congress,
every Cabinet secretary, and of course then all the you know,
the Titans of Industry, Bill Gates and all the other
yahoos that always ran off to the World Economic Forum.
Well a lot of that was taxpayer funded. And while
the while the World Economic Forum was telling you and
your kids to remember we did the story either Saturday

(09:50):
or last Friday about eating bugs and reducing your carbon footprint. Well,
they were popping moy champagne, soaking up in massages on
somebody else's nine. Sounds like a typical Marxist, like a
typical socialist. We're going to live like kings while you
pleabs fund all of our ostentatiousness.

Speaker 1 (10:16):
Has that made you sick enough? Well?

Speaker 5 (10:17):
Probably not, so let me continue. There are now multiple
reports that are confirming that Schwab personally intervened to manipulate
the Forum's Global Competitiveness Report for his own political purposes.
He ordered the WEF staff to kind of lower the
UK's post Brexit rankings to prevent the leave camp those

(10:41):
are warning to leave from gaining any momentum. In other words,
he was playing politics with something was purely between the
EU and the United Kingdom. In fact, he outright told
the staff that the United Kingdom must not see any
improvement in their economy in their society because the results
could be deploided by Brexit supporters, and it might spread

(11:03):
like a cancer to other European countries and it might
end up breaking down the EU, which it should be.
So when they started ranking the competitive competitiveness of the
members of the EU, of course he put Switzerland at
the top, gave it a score five point eighty six,

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and then the United States, and then Singapore, and dropped
the United Kingdom down to number four and their score
was unknown. Previously they had ranked seven, moved up to
number four, but they couldn't seem to come into a score.
So that's when he intervened, and he pushed the United
Kingdom down to number eight and gave it a score

(11:47):
of only five point five to one. So he wasn't
doing an honest economic analysis. He was using it for
political purposes, trying to destroy the Brexit movement. Now it
gets worse. Now, why is this story even worthy of
your consideration, Because if the globalists ever get control, this

(12:12):
is how they're going to manipulate everything. Remember, you will
own nothing. You'll just be a renter and you'll be happy.
You'll you know, you won't own a car. You'll have
to use, you know, an uber or something, or you
have to use public transportation. You certainly won't own your
home because those will all be owned by Black Rock.
So you're not going to own your own private property.

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While we just can't get rid of that. We can't
go to that fast enough. Then you can't have an
abuse of money and power without what sex. Yes, you
got to have sex. The law firm that's doing this
investigation uncovered sexually suggestive late night emails to female staffers.

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They also denote a work place culture driven by fear, intimidation,
and outright discrimination. Everything that they preach, everything that they
shove down our throats and say that's wrong. You can't
do this, you can't discribe it. That's what they're engaged in.
If you were pregnant, you got sidelined. If you were older,

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you got pushed out. The staff in the investigation report
that the work environment was more like a fiefdom.

Speaker 1 (13:30):
Ruled by one man and his ego.

Speaker 5 (13:34):
They even formed a support group titled Refugees Not Refugees,
wef get a Weffuge's Refugees. And apparently the rot wasn't
just secret, it wasn't hidden necessarily behind the scenes. The
whole DEVO spectacle had become a grotesque parody of its

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own messaging because while the WEF press releases called for
rebuilding trust, reducing inequality, eating z bugs, saving the climate. Well,
the reality on the ground was, of course, as we
all know, the luxury cars, the ski chalets, the fifteen
hundred dottles of Champagne. The escort agencies in the region
are reporting and the firm confirms that Esports moved into

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DeVos because there was such a surgeon demand during the
forum sex workers they got hired, but only after they
sign NDA's yes, oh you want to have sex with
Bill Gates.

Speaker 1 (14:37):
I'm not saying they did.

Speaker 5 (14:38):
I'm just saying, if you wanted to have sex with
Bill Gates, you'd have to sign an NDA.

Speaker 1 (14:44):
What are they gonna do? How are they going to
enforce the NDA?

Speaker 5 (14:48):
Now? I don't know what sex workers make at DeVos,
and I don't know what kind of you know, portfolio
they've got, But let's say they've got, you know, a
couple of million dollars that they've you know, soked away
in a portfolio because they're high up sex workers. So
you violate the NDA? Are you really like this Bill?
Let's just say, let's pretend for a moment the Bill Gates,

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you know, engaged in that activity and he had he
had the sex workers signing NDA the sex worker goes
out and violates the NDA. What's Bill Gate's gonna do sue?
And what's he going to sue for a million dollars?
Which is pocket change to him? Good grief. These people
are sick, truly sick. Now the walls are starting to

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close in and Schwab is lashing out. He's now filed
a criminal complaint against the anonymous whistleblowers for defamation and coercion.
He's now raging at the Board of directors for leaking
the details of the investigation. He's accusing them of betrayal.
He's moaning, quote, I feel deceived, No feasy sherlock now

(15:59):
behind scenes. One story says Schwaub wanted to leave on
his own terms, gradually transitioning into a non executive role
in hand picking his successor. He floated names like Christine
Legard of the European Central Bank, but that plan fell apart.
The WEF board wasn't waiting anymore. After receiving the whistleblower complaint.

(16:24):
Trustees moved fast to try and salvage the WEF's reputation.
Schwab demanded that the probe be dropped within twenty four hours.
The board refused, Why, well, how about do you remember
the Great Reset? If we're honest about the great great Reset?

(16:50):
While there are still little fingers of that out there,
and I could point any number of things that I
would say, oh, that's really part of the original plan
of the Great Reset. But with the election of the Trumpster,
the great resets kind of been put on hold in
some quarters, has actually been eviscerated. Well now because of that,

(17:14):
the globalist elites won him gone, the whistleblower, the allegations,
the media elites. I think this is all coordinated moves
to deed legitimize him, strip him of any leverage he
might have, so that he won't be in any position
at all to challenge his successor. As long as he

(17:35):
was useful, his misconducts were tolerated. You can't tell me
that the board did not hear or suspect that these
things were going on. But he was useful. He was
the face. He was able to get a bunch of
this stuff because of his wheeling and dealing and probably
lavishing all these great gifts and travel and everything else

(17:56):
upon all these people who could afford it themselves. But
oh no, come with me and we'll go to places
you've never been before. But now he's outlived that purpose.
So I think there're gonna be more scandals that are
going to surface. I think there'll be an increase in
media coverage, and eventually, if he refuses to, you know,
quietly fade into obscurity, well maybe we'll have an Epstein style.

Speaker 1 (18:22):
Suicide or a death.

Speaker 5 (18:25):
So the guy that says that we will own nothing
is probably going to end up with nothing. But it
still begs the still begs the question. So if he
goes and he was the face and the founder and
the driving force behind the World Economic Forum, and what
happens next?

Speaker 4 (18:47):
This big fall out with Klaus Schwab and the WEC.

Speaker 3 (18:51):
Sounds like any other of these big international governing bodies.

Speaker 1 (18:57):
If the IOC you name it, a bunch of sleazy
dirt patch.

Speaker 5 (19:05):
Interesting, That's precisely where I'm going with this. Precisely where
I'm going. Although I really hadn't thought about FIFA or
any of the IOC and the others, but they.

Speaker 1 (19:16):
Fit perfectly in it too.

Speaker 5 (19:18):
The only problem is they're they're slightly They can influence
the culture. But when you think about the World Economic Forum,
the World Health Organization, the United Nations, any of these
so called globalist organizations. The part that I find scary
about them, And maybe I sound like a John Bircher here,

(19:40):
but I but I do believe it. They wield way
too much influence. You think about the United Nations and
everything that's going on in terms of the Middle East.
Right now, I'm maybe tomorrow day, next day, I'm doing it.

(20:01):
I'm working on some notes about how the Middle East
is teetering and could easily blow up at any.

Speaker 1 (20:10):
Moment, and.

Speaker 5 (20:15):
Kind of the Cabal, along with the United Nations, has
taken the position that what Israel is doing in Gaza
and if there is and I look, there is some
starvation going on in Gaza, but the starvation is going
on in Gaza is or are the hostages? Have you

(20:38):
seen the photographs? I forget and I apologize, I don't
remember this particular hostage's name, but he honestly looks like
he's an Auschwitz. And I've seen a series of three
or four photos of him.

Speaker 1 (20:56):
Before he was.

Speaker 5 (20:57):
Captured, the day that he will captured, and now you know,
a couple of years later, and he looks like he's
in Ushwitz. And there's a video of him and he's
speaking in Hebrew, so I can only read the translation
that he's being forced to dig his own grave. Now,

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who is helping Hamas steal the aid that American taxpayers
in Israeli taxpayers for that matter, even the un is
all throwing in to Gaza. Oh it's Hamas.

Speaker 1 (21:39):
But if you read the New York.

Speaker 5 (21:41):
Times, they showed recently a baby that they claim was starving.
Front page picture. Look at this starving baby. This is
what these damn Jews are doing in Israel. Well, it
turns out the kid's not starving. The kid has some
sort of pre existing medical condition. And they had to
put an editor's note, not a correction, but they put

(22:03):
an editor's note online. I don't think they put it
in the print online. About we use the wrong photograph. No,
you use that photograph deliberately because it fit your narrative
that the Jews were those evil Israelis were starving babies
and goss totally fault story. And then we find out

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that Hamas it in fact, the the.

Speaker 1 (22:33):
Harmas had its own union.

Speaker 5 (22:35):
Do you know that, Yes, all the all the workers
I mean when I say terrorist organization, we should stop.
We should figure out a different way to describe it,
because it's not a terrorist organization.

Speaker 1 (22:45):
It is an it's a business organization.

Speaker 5 (22:47):
It's just that their business is terrorism and the destruction
of Israel and of course America, the great Satan. So
they the employees because they have to have all these employees.
They have to have in engineers, they have to have
you know, drivers, they have to have you know, technicians,
they have to have it people, they have to have
you know, logistics people. They have to have everything. They're

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the union. Well the president of the Union was the
head of the United Nations relief agency working in Gaza.
Isn't that convenient? That's the evil of these of these
or the who do we have to go back and

(23:32):
look at the three or four years of the bull
craft that we suffered because of the World Health Organization
and all their ominions like doctor Fauci.

Speaker 1 (23:42):
I'll never forgive them.

Speaker 5 (23:44):
I know I'm supposed to forgive, but I will never
forgive them for those four years. And I do think
that a lot of the problems that we have today
stem from that period, that pandemic and our overreaction to it.
I believed that then, I believe it now. And you'll
have to beat it into my brains for me to
believe any differently, Well, the World Economic Forum does exactly

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the same thing. What do you who do you think
drives the whole thing about the climate? Who's who's driving
everything about we got to eat bugs? Did I do
that story on this program with the syndicated program dragging
about the insect protein.

Speaker 4 (24:21):
The cricket flower?

Speaker 1 (24:23):
Yeah? That here? So who's behind that kind of stuff?
The World Economic Forum?

Speaker 5 (24:30):
These are globalists and they do believe, they sincerely believe,
because this is the this is how Marxism and communism works.
They believe that they will be they will impose all
these rules and edicts on us. Well, they'll live like
kings and queens. That that's the battle between good and

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evil that's going on in the world today. So let's
go back to the WEF because I want to, because
I don't want you to lose sight of the fact
that this investigation is still ongoing. Ostensibly they'll have the
results by the end of this month, but I think
the writing is probably on the wall. Schwab has resigned.
DeVos is in a panic. The trustees are now beginning

(25:11):
to leak like a sieve. The entire edifice is being
is beginning to crack under the weight of its own
arrogance and its own corruption. Why how did this happen?
Let's go back to the talk back, whether it's the IOC,
whether it's the United Nations who wf what it's because

(25:37):
they operate with impunity. They you know Schwab for example,
He hand picks the global leaders. He dictates policy that
he wants you know, the United States to adopt, or
he wants France or you know, the EU to adopt,
or he wants you know, governments and efforts to adopt.
He pushes those through back door channels by feeding and

(26:03):
and showering all of these politicians with all of this attention,
all the travel, all of the food, all of the sex,
everything you can possibly imagine. It is cre up to
the core. So he hand picks these leaders that get
to be a part of it. And then the guy
that promises the great reset is being reset by the

(26:24):
very machine that he built through the reset. So we're
going to have more meat. Trust me, the cabal will
be fully in to be all sorts of a spin,
damage control, talk, a reform. There'll be new leadership. Don't
be fooled. Don't be fooled by that at all. These organizations,

(26:44):
including the ones that you mentioned, are just rotten to
the core. He goes back to that old professor I
told you I had one time that talked about, you know,
things get too big, they get too arrogant, they get
too powerful. Well, look at the federal government. That's why
I think I saw a meme over the weekend about
Rush talking about the reason the left works so hard

(27:07):
to deny Trump the first election and then to deny
him governing, and then assuming they could deny him the
second election, was because if he ever got in, regardless
of what you think about him as an individual, he
was not part of those people.

Speaker 1 (27:28):
He never was.

Speaker 5 (27:29):
He was always the outsider. And now we've elected an outsider,
and he's just he is the bull in the chime,
the closet, and he's taken the acts and he's just
whacking everything apart, and he's exposing all of this stuff.
And the more one thing gets exposed, and the more
that other things got start to get too exposed. It's

(27:50):
just the natural cycle of things. A little crack leads
to a larger crack. The World Economic Forum, it's corrupt,
it's compromised, and it's collapsing. We should make certain that
not one American tax dollar, for that matter, any other
tax dollars for any other country, goes to support it.
Not one government's secretary, official minister should ever again go

(28:16):
to that Champagne drenched you know, orgy in DeVos. Governance
ought to cut ties entirely from this forum, because it's
not about just Claus Schwab. It's about what happens when
these unelected elites are given free reign to rule behind

(28:39):
the curtain. They're immune from scrutiny, they're answerable to no
one but to each other. Let it burn, absolutely, just
let it burn to the ground. And I hope, I
sincerely hope that Schwab doesn't go down quietly. I hope
he lashes out like crazy. I hope he feels like

(29:01):
the cage lion. I hope he feels like he's he's
the wounded animal in the corner, and he lashes out
because in so doing that anger will release stuff that
we don't even know about yet. And I certainly hope
he isn't epstein too soon, or well, I should say
at all. I hope he's not Epstein at all, because

(29:22):
as long as they're fighting each other, as long as
they're you know, exposing, leaking, you know, going after each other,
then that means that the ninety nine point ninety percent
of us that live in the real world can kind
of rest easy knowing that they're carrying each other apart,
and all their grand plans to become technocrats and to
rule the world through some sort of technocracy they're scheming against,

(29:48):
you know, republicanism and sovereignty, Well, that gets put on
the back burner, and that's exactly where it belongs, because
otherwise all of these organizations, to your point, yeah, they're
all corrupt. Maybe some to a lesser degree than others,
but they're all corrupt because they're all globalist organizations. That's

(30:11):
why sovereignty is so important. That's why that some of
the things that Trump's doing to protect our sovereignty, when
you look at it in the big picture, he's basically
saying to the rest of the world, fu, we're the
freaking United States of America. This is how we do things,
and this is we're going to remain the world's superpower,

(30:34):
and we're not going to let the wef tell us
how to behave.

Speaker 3 (30:39):
Hey, Michael, if they got this man about Sydney Sweeney
wearing grate jeans, just imagine if she'd been wearing dungarees.

Speaker 5 (30:50):
Do you remember during the Black Lives Matter that mob
that broke through a gate. It was a gated community
and it was Saint Louis us. I think they were
both lawyers, Mark and Patricia McCloskey. So they defended their home.
Remember the iconic video of them standing on armed in

(31:11):
their own front yard. He had an AR fifteen. Well,
of course, the cabal came down on the couple full force,
including felony charges brought by a Soros another globalist organization,
and a source installed Saint Louis Circuit attorney Kim Gardner,

(31:32):
remember that name. Well ended up getting a they did,
the mccloskeys did, got a pardon from the governor, to
the delight of CNN. One of those thugs involved went
on to become a member of Congress.

Speaker 6 (31:50):
Ardened Mark and Patricia McCloskey, who were famously photographed pointing
guns at protesters during June of twenty twenty in those demonstrations,
and Saint Louis you were actually among the marchers who
encountered the.

Speaker 2 (32:02):
Mccloskey's that day.

Speaker 6 (32:03):
Mark McCloskey at the Republican Convention called you the Marxist
liberal activists leading the mob through our neighborhood. What is
your reaction to this pardon? It is absolutely unbelievable.

Speaker 1 (32:18):
This is Corey Bush, by the way, one of the
squad members.

Speaker 2 (32:23):
There are other people that should that.

Speaker 7 (32:25):
There are pardons that we have been asking for, pardons
that actually should happen.

Speaker 2 (32:29):
In Missouri, and that was not one. That was not one.

Speaker 7 (32:33):
They stood there, they pointed their guns, totally reckless to a.

Speaker 5 (32:38):
Group of But you're totally reckless in breaking onto private property.
It was a private street, It wasn't a public street.
And you went marching down threatening you'd already been you know,
firebombing and looting and tearing stuff down.

Speaker 7 (32:55):
Yeah, nonviolent protesters walking down on a street.

Speaker 1 (33:00):
Oh I'm sorry. They were non violent protesters, just walking
down the.

Speaker 7 (33:04):
Street that had no clue that they lived there, didn't
care that they lived there, didn't know them, didn't want
didn't want to know, didn't want to know them.

Speaker 2 (33:11):
Mark McCloskey is an absolute liar.

Speaker 7 (33:14):
He has spat on my name, and because of that,
his day, His day will come.

Speaker 2 (33:20):
You will not.

Speaker 7 (33:21):
You will not be successful in all that you're trying
to do. When you are hurting the very people that
are out trying to save lives.

Speaker 2 (33:29):
Nothing good comes from that.

Speaker 7 (33:31):
He can try it, but I will not stand by
and allow him or our governor to hurt the very
people that are doing the work that they should be doing.

Speaker 5 (33:39):
Hmm, how does pardoning Mark and Patricia McCloskey hurt her?
They were the criminals. I never thought what they were
doing was brandishing, threatening, or anything. They were merely standing
on their property making certain that nobody broke in to

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their home as they had been doing previously.

Speaker 4 (34:03):
Arguably though she had pretty bad triggered discipline though, Oh.

Speaker 1 (34:08):
Yes she did. You're right, I got that. Yeah, yeah,
you're right.

Speaker 2 (34:12):
So that was.

Speaker 7 (34:13):
There are other people, Governor Parson, that you should be
looking at. We have an activist that's been sitting for
such a long time, sitting to do something, actually show
up and be the governor of all the people of Missouri,
not just those that follow your type of politics that
actually hurt black people, that actually hurt brown people.

Speaker 5 (34:35):
I'm not quite sure how the mccloskey's hurt black or
brown people. The Fox News writes this, quoting McCloskey. It
only took three lawsuits, two trips to the courts of appeals,
and onety seven days, but I got made ar fifteen

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back mark McCloskey to his ex account on Friday, along
with several photos of him carrying the gun. That gun
may have only been worth fifteen hundred dollars or something,
and it costs me a lot of time and a
lot of effort to get it back. But you have
to do that. I own other weapons. You have to
let them know that you will never back down. You
will never give up. Each and every one of us,

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he says, owns a personal responsibility for our freedom and
our democratic republic. Patrician mcclaus is expected to get her
pistol back this week. He it's just there in this
battle between good and evil, there really are these little
victories around here that we shouldn't just gloss over. I

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think this is a huge victory.