Govern America | September 27, 2025 | A Strongly-Worded Letter - Govern America

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves
and for future generations, a new world.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Order, new world order, new world order.

Speaker 3 (00:10):
This is a moment to cease. The clidoscope has been shaken.
The pieces are in flux.

Speaker 4 (00:15):
Soon they will settle again.

Speaker 5 (00:17):
Before they do, let.

Speaker 2 (00:19):
Us re order this world around.

Speaker 6 (00:20):
Us, a new world order, a world where.

Speaker 7 (00:22):
The United Nations is poised to fulfill the historic vision
of its founders.

Speaker 8 (00:27):
Nevertheless, United stated in a key position to shape is
so that the problem of the rensidentity will be the
emergence of a new international order the.

Speaker 9 (00:39):
First decade of the twenty first century.

Speaker 10 (00:42):
But out of what is will be seen the greatest.

Speaker 9 (00:45):
Restructuring of the global economy, greatest restructuring of the global economy,
greatest restructuring of the global economy, a new world order
was created.

Speaker 11 (00:56):
Documenting the crisis of our rebubty.

Speaker 12 (00:58):
The very word secrecy is repugnant in a free and
open society, and we are as a people inherently and
historically opposed.

Speaker 10 (01:08):
To secret societies.

Speaker 13 (01:10):
The secret oaths and a secret proceedings.

Speaker 5 (01:13):
Waging war on the new world order.

Speaker 14 (01:15):
The councils of government we in the guard again, the
acquisition of unwanted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the
military industrial conflict.

Speaker 11 (01:27):
This is Governor America with Darren Weeks and Vicky.

Speaker 15 (01:31):
Davis from Femal Regions five and ten.

Speaker 16 (01:41):
This is Governor America. Vicky Davis is here. I'm during Weeks.
It is the twenty seventh of September twenty twenty five.
Nice to have you with us once again, and boy
do we have a lot to talk about today. A
good morning, VICKI, good morning. Yeah, Vicky's on the phone
today because her computer apparently in the shop. Is that correct?

Speaker 17 (02:02):
That's correct.

Speaker 16 (02:03):
Yeah, Well, I'm glad you're here anyway, right.

Speaker 17 (02:06):
After the show, I'll pick it up. But it's been
in there for a week, so I've been going through withdrawal.
Oh I'll bet I'm having my computer.

Speaker 16 (02:17):
Yeah, well it's uh, well, there's no shortage of stuff
to talk about. I'll tell you right now. You've heard.
I'm sure that former FBI Director James Comey has now
been indicted.

Speaker 17 (02:28):
Right, Yes, yes, I have. And I listened to the
roundtable the senators, you know, as they were questioning him.
I think they weren't really light on him.

Speaker 16 (02:43):
You think they wh went light on him. Yeah, that
doesn't surprise me at all. Yeah, and I think the
fixes in on this. I honestly, I would be very
surprised if they get a conviction for him, or if
they do, if he would even go to jail or
go to I mean, look, he's not going to go
to prison, especially not in the way that one of

(03:06):
us would go to prison if we lied to Congress.

Speaker 17 (03:09):
That's for sure.

Speaker 13 (03:11):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (03:11):
No one is above the law. No one's above the law. Yeah,
except the people that are above the law. I mean,
that's just the way it is. But here's a little background.

Speaker 18 (03:18):
We have some breaking news right now on ABC News
Live reports. Sources are telling ABC News that a grand
jury has in fact indicted ex FBI director James Comey.

Speaker 19 (03:27):
So we're learning that three counts were sought here by
the US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, Lindsay Halligan.
And we're told by sources that the grand jury indicted
on two of those three counts. That she was seeking
one of those counts as false statements, presumably to Congress,
given that this is what this investigation centered on. The

(03:48):
second was an obstruction charge.

Speaker 16 (03:49):
That's all we know.

Speaker 20 (03:51):
Right now.

Speaker 19 (03:52):
But we do know that a grand jury did return
at least two counts of the three that was presented
to them.

Speaker 16 (03:58):
Now, make no mistake, this will be politicized. They're going
to say that Trump is doing to his enemies, his
political opponents, exactly the same thing Joe Biden did. And
this is all about revenge, it's all about retaliation. Well
maybe some of that is true, maybe it is about retaliation.
But he really did lie. He really did lie, and

(04:22):
he has broken the law. And so I am of
the firm belief that he should go to prison. He
should be prosecuted everybody that lies. I mean, he drug
the American people through a long, prolonged investigation that turned
out with nothing.

Speaker 17 (04:43):
And for that, and he also dragged Trump Ru's ringer,
you know, for over two years.

Speaker 16 (04:53):
Yeah, for nothing.

Speaker 17 (04:54):
It was all a lie. It was The dossier was
an invention of the demo Credit National Committee. That have
all gone to jail once once.

Speaker 20 (05:04):
That was discovered.

Speaker 17 (05:06):
But our worthless preenate, our worthless Congress just let it slide.

Speaker 16 (05:13):
And the worthless Justice Department at the time. Yeah, absolutely,
And uh, just to remind everyone, here's how one of
Comey's congressional appearances went went because I think, you know,
if somebody's inclined to feel sorry for this guy, uh,
you know, I'm sure he has nothing to hide.

Speaker 21 (05:32):
Did mister Page deny knowing people that you accuse him
of having contact with?

Speaker 2 (05:39):
I don't remember that.

Speaker 22 (05:40):
That's about all I recall. I don't remember that. I
don't remember learning anything additional about Steel's sources, not that
I recall.

Speaker 4 (05:47):
No, I don't remember or ever you take me here.

Speaker 22 (05:51):
I don't recall that.

Speaker 4 (05:51):
So do you recall I do not. Do you recall?

Speaker 5 (05:55):
I do not.

Speaker 22 (05:55):
I don't remember any discussion. I don't remember using that word.
But I don't remember using that word. I don't remember
ever being informed. I don't recall being informed of that.

Speaker 23 (06:03):
Did you ask any questions or do any due diligence
on this at all?

Speaker 22 (06:07):
I don't remember anything about the facts that have been
revealed recently about the sub source. I don't remember the
exact words with something similar.

Speaker 21 (06:14):
That with me. Okay, well that's a pretty stunny thing.
That didn't ring a bill, which I'm sure you remember.

Speaker 11 (06:20):
I don't remember the exact words.

Speaker 22 (06:21):
I don't remember that whether I knew the Democratic Party,
I don't know for sure.

Speaker 10 (06:25):
I don't know. I don't think I.

Speaker 22 (06:26):
Knew before I remember reading the footnote. I don't know
whether I asked. I don't know what that occurs to.
As I said earlier, that does not ring any bells
with me when I read that. I don't remember it, don't.
I don't remember receiving anything that's described in that.

Speaker 24 (06:38):
Letter, you know, mister Cumming, I call that selective memory.

Speaker 16 (06:43):
You think that was all one appearance, one appearance. He
doesn't remember anything, he doesn't recall anything. I don't know.

Speaker 17 (06:53):
What I remember is that at one point, and I
haven't taken time to find this reference yet, is that
James Comby admitted that at one point he was a communist.

Speaker 16 (07:07):
Yes, I do remember that very clearly.

Speaker 13 (07:10):
So.

Speaker 17 (07:11):
Yeah, So if you put that in context with what
happened during the first two years of the Trump presidency,
those people they all committed treason, Yeah, against absolutely.

Speaker 16 (07:27):
This was all an effort to deconstruct and a lot
of this stuff, a lot of the stuff right now
that you're seeing on the right, A lot of the
stuff that you're seeing right now is a swing back
from that time, and it is an see I'm here's
where I'm conflicted. I am not in favor of any

(07:47):
side going after their political opponents, and you know I
don't like it. But at the same time, this needs
to be prosecuted. So there's kind of where I'm conflicted
about the whole thing. But you're right, you know there
needs to be an investigation on his red ties and

(08:09):
on his undermining of the American system, because I mean,
this guy should have never had anywhere near He should
have never been anywhere near any intelligence agency, and the
FBI is an intelligence agency. He should have never had
any kind of clearances, He should have never had any

(08:32):
inroads into the federal government. Based upon what Vicky just said,
his background and his past admissions which we played on
the show, I wish I'd had a little bit more
prep time because I would have liked to have been
able to find Maybe we'll do that as time progresses.
I would have liked to have been able to find
that clip where he admitted that, because he absolutely did.

Speaker 17 (08:55):
But okay, and I'll put this into context. On Brennan,
he was a communist and he admitted it on his
applications to work at I think it was the State Department.
He admitted that in writing that he was a communist,

(09:16):
had been a communist. So during the it was during
the Clinton administration that they loaded up our government with
the communists, which more go by the name of Socialist International.
That's when they loaded it up. But what Turks was

(09:39):
when George W. Bush was elected and he continued on
with the agenda. So I consider him to be one
two the same.

Speaker 16 (09:50):
Yeah, he certainly isn't in favor of our country and
he he George W. Bush is one that should be
prosecuted for crimes against humanity over the Night eleven affair,
because that whole thing was orchestrated and rock Yeah, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yeah,
absolutely so. But just to refresh everybody's memory. Also, you know,

(10:17):
this is what it was Komi who prosecuted Martha Stewart,
and he prosecuted Martha Stewart for the same thing. Now
he's being prosecuted.

Speaker 22 (10:26):
Closer question though, is this one about can you be
held liable for obstruction if there's no underlying crime proved.
And this is one of the things that confuses me.
The Attorney General's letter is doesn't make sense in light
of my experience. Thousands of people are prosecuted in this
country every year for trying to obstruct an investigation where
the underlying thing that was being investigated doesn't end up proven.

(10:49):
And the reason for that is people obstruct to avoid embarrassment,
to protect family and friends, to protect businesses, because they're
worried the investigators might find something out. Martha Stewart went
to jail for lying about an investigation. She wasn't convicted
of insider trading, but bringing those kind of obstruction cases
are really important because you'd create an incentive to obstruct.

Speaker 16 (11:11):
There you go. So now he's having to you know,
some of these past comments are coming back to haunt
mister Komy, aren't they. So here's an example of Komy
lying to the public, talking to ABC two years after
the FBI had internally debunked everything in the.

Speaker 22 (11:31):
Steele DOSSI A honestly never thought these words would come
out of my mouth. But I don't know whether the
current president United States was with prostitutes peeing on each
other in Moscow in twenty thirteen. It's possible, but I
don't know.

Speaker 16 (11:43):
How weird was that briefing really weird?

Speaker 22 (11:46):
I just wanted to get it done and get out
of there.

Speaker 25 (11:50):
Right after leaving the meeting, Komy began to take notes
about Trump's startling behavior, fearing that the president elect might
later lie about what was said.

Speaker 22 (12:00):
Concerns about that earlier, having watched him on the campaign,
that he is someone for whom the truth is not
a high value.

Speaker 16 (12:08):
And here is an example of Comy lying under oath.
He testified in twenty seventeen that he would never authorize
anyone to leak details of the Trump Clinton investigations to
the media. Well, McCabe did exactly that. He leaked to
the media in twenty sixteen, and he said that Comy
approved it.

Speaker 22 (12:29):
Commented, as I explained earlier on October twenty eighth, in
a letter that I sent to the chair and rankings
of the Oversight Committees, that we were taking additional steps
in the Clinton email investigation because I had testified under
oath repeatedly that we were done, that we were finished there.
With respect to the Russian investigation, we treated it like
we did with the Clinton investigation. We didn't say a
word about it until months into it, and then the

(12:51):
only thing we've confirmed so far about this is same
thing with the Clinton investigation. That we are investigating and
I would expect we're not going to say another peep
about it until we're done. And I don't know what'll
be said when we're done, but that's the way we
handled the Clinton.

Speaker 10 (13:02):
Investigation as well. Let me ask you this.

Speaker 26 (13:06):
During your investigation of the Hillary Clinton's emails, a number
of circuits like Rudy Giuliani claimed to have a pipeline
to the FBI. He boasted that and I quote, numerous
agents talk to him all the time, close quote regarding
the investigation. He even said that he had insinuated he
had advanced warning about the emails described in your October letter.

(13:32):
Former FBI agent Jim Cowstrom made similar claims. Now, either
there lying or there's a serious problem within the bureau.

Speaker 27 (13:47):
Anybody in the FBI during this twenty sixteen campaign have
contact with Rudy Giuliani about the Clinton investigation.

Speaker 22 (13:58):
I don't know yet, but if I find out that
people were leaking information about our investigations, whether the reporters
or to private parties, there'll be severe consequences.

Speaker 16 (14:08):
Yeah, So again, what were you going to say?

Speaker 17 (14:14):
Tomi is a master of manipulation in terms of the
words that he uses.

Speaker 6 (14:24):
He leaves the.

Speaker 17 (14:24):
Innuendo out there, knowing that people, especially on the Democrat side,
they're going to hear the innuendo and think that it's true,
you know, just by definition. Yeah, and so that's what
they did. That's what they did to Trump. It was
by influence and innuendo.

Speaker 16 (14:45):
Yeah. Well they didn't just do innuendos. They did outright
lie about all of it. Oh yeah, all of it
ended up being falses.

Speaker 17 (14:55):
Yeah, but they did it in such a way that
it kind of blurred, blurred the message, you know, they
said it without really saying Yeah.

Speaker 16 (15:08):
Back in twenty eighteen, Comy was on The View and
he was admitting He admitted on the View that both
he and Andy McCabe, his deputy director, sometimes lied while
working at the FBI.

Speaker 22 (15:22):
So I think Jaggar Hoover would say, you followed the
rules and you did it and you were transparent. I mean,
if Jager Whover had a number of flaws, one of
them was he wasn't a transparent person. It was all
about secret files. I'm trying to tell a story that
in a lot of places doesn't reflect well on me.
That's open and honest.

Speaker 28 (15:40):
Do you think the future of the FBI is transparency.

Speaker 22 (15:43):
I think it has to be a huge part of
the FBI because public confidence in the FBI is its bedrock.
We have to show people our work when we can,
as often as possible so they have confidence in it.

Speaker 28 (15:52):
Even if that means your second in command was fired
for lying four times. So this is where I think
the confusion comes from your second in mckenn mcae in command.
McCabe was fired for lying multiple times within the FBI.

Speaker 16 (16:03):
You defended his character on Twitter.

Speaker 4 (16:06):
That's okay.

Speaker 28 (16:06):
Lying is okay internally.

Speaker 4 (16:08):
No, it's definitely not.

Speaker 22 (16:08):
In fact, the mccab case illustrates what an organization that's
committed to the truth looks like. We investigated and hoped
I ordered that investigation. We investigate and hold people accountable.
Good people lie, I lay.

Speaker 16 (16:21):
Out on the book.

Speaker 22 (16:22):
I think I'm a good person. Where I've lied, I
still believe Andrew McCabe is a good person. But the
Inspector General found that he lied, and there's severe consequences
in the Justice Department for lying, as there should be
throughout the government.

Speaker 16 (16:33):
Good people lie, No, I'm sorry, mister Komy. Good people
tell the truth. Good people don't lie. But you know
this is the intelligence. You know, this is how this
is how they think. The end justifies the means, and
the end is whatever political aim they're trying to accomplish
at a given time, you know. And it's not even

(16:54):
just a Democrat thing. It's a Republican thing really. I mean, honestly,
it's US versus the deep state, it's US versus the
intelligence establishment. And nothing illustrates that perfectly more than Pompeo. Remember,
I mean, remember what he said about lying. I mean,
he says they do it all the time.

Speaker 29 (17:15):
When I was a cadet, what's the first what's the
cadet motto?

Speaker 10 (17:18):
At West Point?

Speaker 11 (17:19):
He will not lie, cheat, or steel or tolerate those
who do. I was the CI director. We lied, we
cheated with steel at all. Like we we had we
had entire we had entire training courses.

Speaker 16 (17:31):
Uh, there you go.

Speaker 30 (17:34):
Hm.

Speaker 16 (17:35):
So Pompeo needs to be somewhere. I mean, certainly we
can find a charge on him, can't we.

Speaker 17 (17:41):
I would think so just about anybody in at the
high highest levels of government, because they what they've been
doing is of course dismantling our government in favor of
a continental structure of the Americans. And there there is

(18:04):
just ample documentation on that. Yeah, So there's no doubt
about it. They were taking our country apart, and Trump
came in and thank god, he gave us back our borders.
He didn't do it in his first term, but he
did in his second term.

Speaker 10 (18:24):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (18:24):
One thing that is one thing that I really appreciate
about the Trump administration. There are a lot of criticisms
that I have about the President and some of his people,
especially Pam Bondi, and I don't like a lot of
the police state stuff he's rolling out. I don't like
a lot of the things that he's doing because I

(18:47):
find in some of it, I find to be exactly
like the last administration. Foreign policy is getting to be
more like that. It seems he wants to go back
into Afghanistan. I mean the Ingram Air Force Base. He's
trying to claw it back.

Speaker 17 (19:03):
So I didn't I didn't hear that that he wants
to go back into app What the hell for?

Speaker 16 (19:09):
Well, because he wants that base over there.

Speaker 17 (19:13):
Oh oh, Bob, Yeah.

Speaker 16 (19:15):
Yeah, I'll get it. I'll get that stuff up here
and uh, we'll cover it probably today. Yeah, It's it's
very important, you know. They always have an excuse.

Speaker 17 (19:27):
Yeah, that's all part of the global transportation system. By
the way, having that base would give us the the
uh port, you know, an inland port for the global
transportation system.

Speaker 16 (19:48):
And you know, as I Biden got a lot of criticism,
uh and I think rightfully so for pulling out of
Afghanistan the way he did that. Being said, it was
Trump that negotiated the agreement that Biden abided by to
pull it out. As I recall, I think we talked
about that on the show at the time, so I

(20:13):
could find the exact name of it. But you know,
the point is is that this is a this is
the tag team tyranny type of thing that we have,
you know, going on. And regarding the Komi prosecution, now, yeah,
I wouldn't hold my breath too much on him being

(20:33):
a him being prosecuted in a way that's going to
really have any meaningful impact. Let's just put it that way.
Gateway Pundit's already reporting a Biden appointed judge was a
sign to oversee James Comy's criminal case on Thursday evening.
So what yeah, So, so unless they can get the

(20:56):
judge switched out, what do you think the chances are
that Komy's going to opt for a jury trial. He's
got a Biden appointed judge. I got a feeling he's
probably gonna go outside the jury trial. I mean, we
know they could stack juries too, So yeah, this is

(21:18):
going to get interesting.

Speaker 20 (21:19):
You know.

Speaker 16 (21:19):
I would like to see the mugshot though, I think
that would be fun. But yeah, they say former FBI
director James Comy was indicted on two counts by grand
jury Eastern District of Virginia. James Comy will reportedly surrender
on Friday morning, so I guess that was yesterday morning.

(21:40):
Why aren't the FED slapping leg irons on James Comy
like they did Trump advisor Peter Navarro. I think we
know the answer to that is this whole thing just
to show, I don't know, wouldn't well, certainly with a
Biden appointed judge overseeing the whole the whole mess, I'm

(22:00):
not too terribly optimistic that we're going to have a
positive outcome on this. So, uh, you know, the question
is who appointed it? Tell you what we got to
call on the line. Let's go ahead and go to
Steven Texas. Hello, you're on the air. Go ahead, please,
Oh hey, this is Andy and text oh andy in Texas.

Speaker 6 (22:19):
It's great that yeah, no, this is this is great
there where. We're going to go ahead and uh, you know,
bring charges up on Komi and let's go for Pompeo,
and let's go for the whole ball of wax and
we'll have this wonderful show trial and they'll be found guilty. Okay, great,
then everybody can take a sary if we found these
people guilty. But the problem is is that we have

(22:42):
no validation that they're actually in prison, that they actually
had anything done to them. It's like Giesla Maxwell, we
have no idea if if she actually spend any time
in a hard prison, we have no idea whatsoever. Now
we're here in this she's in a luxury hotel prison
down in Texas. And that, I mean, that's the problem
with this. They're gonna give us a sigh of relief

(23:05):
and convict these people finally, but eventually they're not gonna
we're not gonna find out the outcome. Well, well, it's
like Purty Madeoff. Did he spend any time in prison?

Speaker 10 (23:15):
We have no idea.

Speaker 6 (23:16):
There was no interviews of him in prison or whatnot.
We have no idea.

Speaker 16 (23:21):
So actually, I think there was. I think they did
go out and uh interview him, and presumably I guess
you could probably visit him in prison if you wanted to.
He said he was actually relieved he actually came out.
Prison must not be too bad for him, though, because
he actually came out. I saw one of the interviews.

(23:42):
He said he was actually relieved to be in prison
because that way he doesn't have to make any decisions anymore.
He said the business world was too much, too much
pressure for him. He says, now he says, all the
decisions are made for me. So he was actually enjoying
prison time, So it must not be that bad.

Speaker 17 (23:57):
Look at it.

Speaker 10 (23:59):
Well, let's look yet it this way.

Speaker 6 (24:01):
Even if let's say they got Hillary Clinton and through
her in prison, Donald Trump through them in prison. Any
of these people that they throw in prison that we
feel like probably should be in prison, well they can
have their body doubles in prison, and they can and
we get really, you know, we want to know validation.
So they actually open the prison up and let us

(24:23):
come look at these people in their cells and whatnot.
This could be body doubles who come in from eight
to four and they stand there and we get to
actually see these people in prison, and then we leave
and at four o'clock these people go home like an
eight to four job or something like that. This is
the ridiculousness of what's going on. Nobody, nobody that's doing

(24:45):
all this criminal activity towards the American people or the
people of the world, are ever going to see any
consequences whatsoever at all.

Speaker 16 (24:54):
Yeah, you really are one of those conspiracy theorists, don't you.

Speaker 17 (24:59):
I am, and I think you're exactly right. And you
know who else I don't believe want the prisoners Ken Lay? Well,
I think they whisked him out of Colorado and you know,
maybe shipped him off to some desert island.

Speaker 16 (25:19):
Well, you know, here's the thing about kin Lay, and
thank you for the call there, Andy. Here's the thing
about kin Lay. Recovered on this show that kin Lay
was actually the judge a judge post after his death,
after he died, a judge actually expunged his criminal record,

(25:42):
and we talked about this on the show. I think
you were on the show at that time, Vicky, but
maybe not. But as I recall, and I'll have to
find this story again. After kin Lay died, a judge
expunged his criminal record. They got rid of all the

(26:04):
criminal charges against him. So I'll see if I can
we get the break coming up. I'll see if I
can find that story so we can talk about that again,
because yeah, I mean, there's a lot of weird stuff
going on, and that makes you wonder why would Judge
do that? You know, I don't want to be responsible
for crazy conspiracy theories or anything. But what's weird is

(26:26):
why would he need his criminal record dropped if in
fact he if he really died, you know, well, what
would be the reason for that.

Speaker 17 (26:37):
All of the surveillance cameras, if he still had the record,
and his mug shots, the surveillance cameras they've put everywhere
would pick him up.

Speaker 16 (26:51):
All right, let's take a break. We'll be back at
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Hi, I'm Stephen, a student at Hillsdale College.

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the enduring importance of federalism.

Speaker 34 (28:10):
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of like fife and drum music. Those who wrote the
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Speaker 16 (31:18):
Welcome back to the broadcast. This is govern America. The
website for the show is Governamerica dot com. That's governamerica
dot com. My email address is radio at Governamerica dot com.
As radio at governamerica dot com. Vicky, I want to
give your information out please, Okay, Yeah.

Speaker 17 (31:37):
My website is the Technocratic Tyranny dot com. The older
website is Channelingreality dot com. And my email addresses on
both websites.

Speaker 16 (31:50):
Okay. Two things. First of all, what we were just
talking about before the break. This is from USA today
trial judge vacates conviction of late Enron founder Ken Lay.
We were talking about this just before the break, and I,
you know, do I think Kinlay really died? Probably, But

(32:11):
it just it does kind of raise questions when you
see things like this. The late Kinley, the Enron founder
who was convicted of deceiving investors about Enron's finances, is
once again innocent in the eyes of the law. The
US District Judge sim Lake, who presided over the trial

(32:33):
of Lay and his colleagues Jeff's Skilling in Houston earlier
at that time it was this year, issued in order
Tuesday vacating Lay's conviction and dismissing the indictment against him.
So he said in his thirteen and of course is
why is it always thirteen thirteen page opinion, the court

(32:59):
conclude that Lay's conviction must be vacated. The indictment against
Kenneth L. Lay is dismissed. Now why would it? Why
would they dismiss the charges, the indictment against him when
he's dead? I don't I don't understand the reason for that.

Speaker 17 (33:20):
And Jes Skilling, who was his VP, got twenty years
in prison.

Speaker 16 (33:26):
So it does make you wonder, doesn't it.

Speaker 17 (33:28):
Yeah. And the other two guys that were involved, well,
one of them committed suicide and the other one got
prison time. I can't remember his name. But what they
were trying to do, what Skilling was trying to do,
was to build a centralized computer system for all commodities

(33:55):
for the sale of all commodities, and of course what
mrun was doing, they were created the market system for
gas and oil. I believe, I don't know if gas
was well, no, he started with gas, so it might

(34:16):
have been the addition of oil. And the way that
they of course build these centralized market systems, computer systems
that are third party overseers of quote the market. It's
really a monopoly structure, sure that our government authorized. And

(34:44):
that's what Google is, That's what Facebook is. They all
of these big I systems that are national and in
some cases global, they they are monopoly.

Speaker 10 (35:03):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (35:04):
The other thing that I wanted to bring up was
the thing that we were talking about with regard to
Komy admitting to be a communist. That went back to
New York Magazine and I've got the article.

Speaker 10 (35:18):
Now.

Speaker 16 (35:19):
They claim that Comy was joking, that he was laughing
when he said it, and that's what people are saying
to play down what he actually said. But this is
a direct quote. I'll just read the paragraph. New York
Magazine says, Comy has been savaged by William Sapphire and
lauded by Chuck Schumer. Just what kind of Republican. Is

(35:41):
he anyway? This sets Comy Howling again. Quote, I must
be doing something right. In college, I was left of center,
and through a gradual process, I found myself more comfortable
with a lot of ideas and approaches the Republicans were using.
Unquote he voted for Carter in nineteen eighty, but in

(36:03):
eighty four, quote, I voted for Reagan. I'd moved from
communist to whatever I am now. I'm not even sure
how to characterize myself politically. Maybe at some point I'll
have to figure that out. End quote. So he said
that he had moved from communists. Now, I don't think

(36:23):
he was joking there. He may he may have joked,
you know that about how he was being characterized. But
this is a direct quote. And now people are, you know,
trying to play this down. Well, he never actually admitted that,
why he just was he was joking at the time. No,
he said it, I voted for Reagan. I had moved

(36:46):
from communist to whatever I am now. Well, the question
is what are you now.

Speaker 13 (36:55):
And what you know?

Speaker 16 (36:56):
Obviously, nobody who is a communist wants people to know
they're a communists if they're trying to maneuver in shape
and mold society toward communism.

Speaker 17 (37:09):
Yeah, and that includes Reagan. By the way, Reagan was
a world federalist in the in the nineteen forties, but
he went, you know, from being a Democrat to being
a Republican. And that's it was during the Reagan administration
when they began deconstructing our government.

Speaker 16 (37:31):
Yeah, what all of all of.

Speaker 17 (37:35):
Reagan's quote reforms were about.

Speaker 16 (37:38):
Yeah, they said he was red Ronnie in Hollywood.

Speaker 17 (37:41):
Yes, and I think that was an accurate portrayal of
who he really was.

Speaker 16 (37:49):
But isn't it amazing how the Republicans they practically worshiped
the ground he walked on, I know, and.

Speaker 17 (37:58):
I'm ashamed and embarrassed to admit that I voted for
him twice.

Speaker 10 (38:02):
Yeah.

Speaker 17 (38:03):
Well, uh, the media, the media covers for these people.

Speaker 16 (38:09):
Yeah, absolutely so.

Speaker 10 (38:11):
You know.

Speaker 16 (38:12):
So with regard to the Komy indictment, Uh, Trump was
asked about this retribution against Komi and Trump said, not retribution,
but there will be likely others. Who is the next
person on your list in this retribution.

Speaker 36 (38:29):
It's not a list, but I think there'll be others.

Speaker 25 (38:31):
I mean, they're corrupt, these these were corrupt, radical left Democrats,
who has told me essentially was it he's worse than
a democratic.

Speaker 37 (38:40):
I would say the Democrats are better than Tomy.

Speaker 15 (38:43):
But now there'll be others.

Speaker 25 (38:45):
Look it was, that's my opinion. They weaponized the justice
the carpet like nobody in history.

Speaker 37 (38:54):
What they've done.

Speaker 16 (38:55):
Is there book, and so I would I hope there frankly,
I hope.

Speaker 36 (38:59):
There are this He's you can't let this happen.

Speaker 38 (39:01):
Jewish huntry were.

Speaker 16 (39:03):
A point of permitive us the attorney to try to see,
isn't the elegan has never.

Speaker 10 (39:07):
Tried to feel well too.

Speaker 16 (39:09):
But it's a pretty easy case because he lied.

Speaker 10 (39:12):
You saw my truth today. He lied it.

Speaker 37 (39:14):
Yes, he didn't say well.

Speaker 39 (39:17):
In my opinion, he didn't.

Speaker 25 (39:18):
Do a lot of things that maybe he should have,
but I don't think he.

Speaker 10 (39:22):
Could because he lied.

Speaker 25 (39:24):
That was a very important question that he was there
and he wanted to be specific, but he didn't.

Speaker 10 (39:30):
The only thing that.

Speaker 15 (39:30):
Happened to him he didn't think he'd get gone.

Speaker 16 (39:34):
Okay. So that's that's enough about that. We'll watch that
thing develop. I don't know if you have anything else
about that, Vickey, No.

Speaker 17 (39:44):
Other than that. What a market system is the way
it's been implemented in the United States. It is basically
a communist fascist, communist system of manage meant of the
economy because they controlled the supply by side economics.

Speaker 16 (40:07):
Surprise, yep, you know, yeah, exactly, all right, So moving along,
just to keep things moving. And you know, I'm hopeful
one of the others that Trump was referring to will
be John Brennan, because this guy I can remember, wasn't it,
didn't he do? I wish I'd had a little more

(40:31):
time to find the clip. But John Brennan, I believe
it was him that actually came up and said something
about the the NSA not spying on people or something
like that. He was the Director of National Intelligence. And
I have to find it, sorry, folks.

Speaker 17 (40:53):
Well, if he said that, my money would be put
on the fact that they aren't doing it yet.

Speaker 16 (41:03):
Oh yeah, they're they're definitely doing it yet. And and
it since came out, Uh, well, maybe I can find
it as time time progresses. But that was one time
I can specifically remember, just off the top of my head,
apparently not remember it very well, but that he was
that he lied to Congress because he was asked about that.

Speaker 17 (41:26):
Do you remember when he did the uh, he did
one program on c SPAN where he talked about five
eyes for five countries that they formed a like an
intelligence cores. I believe those five countries were the countries

(41:49):
that Bill Clinton participated in that they uh, they organized
the five countries, and they were the five countries that
were the initiators of the third way. And the third

(42:13):
way is you know, corporatism, Yeah, corporatism with government facilitation
of the corporation.

Speaker 16 (42:25):
Yep, oh yep.

Speaker 17 (42:27):
So separate articles on those because I hadn't put that together.

Speaker 16 (42:32):
Regarding John Brennan though, yeah, yeah, John Brennan. Yes, here
he is lying to Congress saying that the bogus Steele
dossier wasn't actually used as a basis for the indictments.
Blayton lie to Congress.

Speaker 10 (42:45):
Does c I rely on it?

Speaker 7 (42:47):
No?

Speaker 30 (42:48):
Why not?

Speaker 4 (42:50):
Because we we didn't.

Speaker 40 (42:52):
It wasn't part of the corpus of intelligence information that
we had. It was not in any way used as
a basis for the Intel's community assessment that was done.

Speaker 5 (43:04):
It was.

Speaker 16 (43:04):
It was not liar, just absolute lie. So there you
go go after him. He needs to be prosecuted. Let's
say it together. Vicky nobody's above the law.

Speaker 17 (43:20):
Yeah, right, except the communists, you know, they are above
the law. And there are Republicans that are part of it.
But it initiated with the Democrats, with the Clinton administration.
Well no, I take that back. You could say it

(43:42):
began with the George H. W. Bush and the New
World Order. The New World Order is a communist world
governing system.

Speaker 16 (43:55):
Yeah. Well it was just revealed. Turning a page here
for a moment. Just keep things moving at the FBI,
you know how many things, how many times were they
asked whether they had any FBI assets in the crowds
on January six, I mean over and over and over

(44:19):
again they have denied or skirted answering that question or
denied that there were any in the in the crowd
that day. And I think that was one of the
major reasons why Tucker Carlson lost a job at Fox
News after being pressed after the Murdoch family was pressured
by Chuck Schumer for asking these types of questions. So

(44:43):
after this is One American News, after years of stonewalling,
the Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed that it embedded over
two hundred and fifty playing clothes agents in the crowds
in and around the Capitol on January sixth of twenty
two one. So they had like two hundred and seventy

(45:04):
seventy one, No, two hundred seventy four playing clothes FBI
agents in the crowd. After years of speculation, Oaan says,
the FBI reportedly informed Congress that had deployed two hundred
and seventy four playing clothes agents in the crowds on
January sixth, twenty twenty one. And they cite a report

(45:25):
by The Blaze citing Senior Congressional Senior Congressional source GOP
Representative Barry Laudermilk of Georgia, the chairman of the House
January sixth Select Committee Subcommittee, corroborated the report in an
interview on Tuesday, stating, quote, one thing that we have learned,

(45:46):
and this came out on the tail end of the
Biden administration when their Department of Justice admitted that they
had many, I mean more than two dozen paid informants
embedded in the crowd unquote, Well more more than two
dozen is a far cry from two hundred and seventy four.
So that whole thing, as we suspected from beginning to

(46:10):
end was massively infiltrated, you know, and and still Ray
Apps what you know, why was the why were the
charges dropped against Ray Apps? Where you can clearly see
him on the video? Yeah, and hearing him too, yeah,

(46:32):
hear him? Yeah, absolutely he was inciting the crowd. Yeah,
So why was? Why was? Why were the charges dropped
against him? After years of speculation, the FBI reportedly informed
Congress that it had deployed two hundred and seventy four
playing close agents in the crowd on January sixth, twenty
twenty one, according to a report by The Blaze, citing

(46:54):
senior Congressional source, with that many paid informants in the
We want to know how many in the crowd, how
many were in the building. But also I want to know,
Barry Loudermilk said, were they paid to inform or were
they paid to instigate? What are these informants? If they

(47:17):
were paid to inform, what information did the FBI actually
get from them? How did they not know that this
was coming? If they had that many paid informants, I
believe they did know it was coming.

Speaker 7 (47:31):
This is.

Speaker 16 (47:34):
This is louder Milk gone on Real America's voice, and
he's commenting on this whole situation.

Speaker 18 (47:42):
You know, I think for a lot of folks, they
look at the work of the first January sixth Committee
and if there was a list of priorities on their
committee database, it would have just one get Trump. But
I know that you have a much wider net, a
much larger scope. Tell us what your priorities are.

Speaker 13 (47:58):
Going to be.

Speaker 41 (47:59):
Well, we're going to pick up where we left off
last time, which we were on a quest for documents
that clearly were not preserved. I know that there's been
a lot of questions and politifacts out there of whether.

Speaker 10 (48:12):
Documents were deleted.

Speaker 41 (48:13):
I never accused anyone of deleting documents, except for some
videos that they pretty much admitted they had deleted, but
clearly documents were missing him. You know, we were able
to recover a significant number of the documents that were
not preserved by the original committee. So we're going to
continue on that quest because just for the documents that
we were able to obtain during the last committee, we're

(48:39):
very revealing of the mission of the original Select Committee,
Pelosi Select Committee, which was do whatever you need to
do to lay the blame at Trump, don't let facts
get in the way, and in fact that when facts
did get in a way, they just decided, well, we'll
move those documents out of the way and not preserve them,
and so we were able to uncover there was a

(48:59):
pre determined narrative, there's no question about it, and there
was little to no investigation or reporting onto the actual
security failures of the Capitol, which was their number one priority,
but they just decided to ignore that. So we're going
to be looking at that as well, not just who
was it that got into the Capitol, but how was

(49:21):
an unarmed mob able to overcome US Capitol Police metropolitan
police and get access into what should be one of
the most secured capitals in the buildings in the nation.

Speaker 39 (49:32):
Yeah, that's such an important question, and you did so
much in the latter.

Speaker 16 (49:36):
Well, I could tell you how it can happen because
the Capitol police were waving many of them in. We
got it on video. We reported it at the time.
They were waving them in, so it's not hard to
figure out how they got in there. They were welcomed
in there, they were waved in there as they were
trying to stop them from coming in. On one side

(49:57):
of the building, they were waving them in on another.
Not everybody went through an open window. A lot of
people went through open doors. I mean, this is ridiculous.
This isn't a mystery anyway, he continued.

Speaker 39 (50:10):
Ask Congress to really help us understand those failures.

Speaker 10 (50:13):
And yet we got a lot more to learn.

Speaker 39 (50:15):
One of the big questions that a lot of the
folks I talked to, including retired FBI agents, have is
why were so many paid informants in the crowd and
what were they doing there that day? Can you give
us an update on what you learned so far and
what you hope to learn in the next phase of
this investigation.

Speaker 41 (50:32):
Well, one thing that we have learned, and this came
on the tail end of the Biden administration, when their
Department of Justice admitted that they had many, I mean
more than two dozen paid informants embedded in the crowd.

Speaker 4 (50:46):
And so my question is, you know, I'm not surprised.

Speaker 41 (50:51):
You know, our FBI does pay to have informants through
different organizations, and their primary job is intelligence, you know,
to provide information. But with that many paid informants being
in the crowd, we want to know how many were
in the crowd, how many were in the building, but
I also want to know were they paid to inform

(51:13):
or instigate? I mean, that's a big question because we
did uncover information and video evidence of Metropolitan police officers
encouraging people to go into the Capitol. That's very concerning.
But of these informants, if they were paid to inform,
what information did the FBI actually get from them? How
did they not know that this was coming? If they

(51:35):
had that many paid informants, I believe they did know
what was coming. And what information did they gather? What
intelligence did the FBI have in the days leading up
to January sixth, and what information did they pass along
to the Capitol police, Because look, Chief's son was caught
flat footed even though he was trying to prepare. We

(51:57):
know there was political involvement in his decision. His request
for National Guard backup that happened several times before January sixth,
was continually shut down until they were actually shots fired
in the Capitol. But what intelligence did the FBI or
Department of Homeland Security, or the Pentagon or the CIA,
all of these intelligence agencies, What intelligence did they have

(52:20):
and what did they do with it?

Speaker 16 (52:23):
What do you think of that two hundred and two
hundred and seventy four playing clothes agents we now learn.

Speaker 17 (52:32):
Yeah, well that's the way it was that the at
the mal Hers standoffs in Oregon, there were more informants
there than there were real people. No, so that's that's
the motives operandi of the FBI. Whenever there's any gathering

(52:56):
of people. Yeah, now it's it's like they've got to
break it up. You know, they can't let people get
together and discuss things and find out things. And yeah,
I think we have a criminal government.

Speaker 16 (53:15):
Actually, yeah, there's no question about it. I mean, and
they're certainly protecting the criminal element all across the board.
Trump's issued a presidential memorandum to combat domestic terrorist networks.
I think this is a step in the right direction,

(53:36):
although I am concerned as always, I have concerns because
anything that they call domestic terrorism in this case, though,
he's looking at Antifa, and I think Antifa does need
to be investigated, and I think that the criminal financial

(53:58):
network behind anti of UH needs to be infiltrated and unraveled.
This is it's amazing to me. I just saw an
article last night, VICKI where they were saying that, you know,
twenty twenty five was the first year at like thirty
something years and this was this was s a n
the uh uh this supposedly unbiased network. You know, they

(54:24):
were talking, you know, they they they trumpet the fact
that the notion, I should say, not fact, that they're unbiased,
that they're all facts based journalism. This uh, straight arrow news.
They reported on this, on this uh, on this article
or this report that there hasn't been a single you

(54:46):
know that the that the left hasn't been as violent.
You know, twenty twenty five was the first year in
thirty years that left wing violence exceeded that of right
wing violence political violence. And I'm thinking, where were you
during the whole year of twenty twenty when left wing
violence literally burnt down the country, I mean much of

(55:10):
the country burnt down, multiple cities, multiple attacks at the
same time. Are they trying to say that that was
all right wing violence? I mean, this is crazy, it's badness.
You know, do these people have selective memories or what?
It's mind boggling.

Speaker 17 (55:27):
Yeah, no, it's just it is a conspiracy against dark country.
But let me ask you this. We know that they
say that antifa is not organized, it's not an organize it's.

Speaker 16 (55:44):
Not looks pretty organized to me.

Speaker 17 (55:47):
Well, it's very organized. And what occurred to me is
that they could be communicating via the dark web. And
what is the dark web? Well, if you look at
a fiber optic cable now. In nineteen ninety three, when
I saw my first fiber optic cable, we were told

(56:10):
that each fiber in the cable could handle one hundred
thousand phone calls at once.

Speaker 16 (56:18):
Yeah, I hate to do this, but we got the
top of the art.

Speaker 10 (56:22):
Break.

Speaker 16 (56:22):
Keep your thoughts in place, and we'll continue this discussion
on the other in this second hour. Stay with us
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Speaker 42 (59:01):
Am There of Family News Almost gip Congress near is
a government funding deadline.

Speaker 43 (59:06):
Florida Republican Congressman Greg Stuby on the Fox Business Networks
Mornings with Maria says the Senate should bypass the sixty
vote threshold needed to break the filibuster on a Republican
plan to keep the government open.

Speaker 44 (59:18):
Why should Chuck Schumer determine and negotiate what happens to
the American people.

Speaker 4 (59:23):
When we have the majority?

Speaker 43 (59:24):
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants certain healthcare provisions attached
to the package to get votes from Democrats. Republicans argued
those issues should be dealt with separately. The government funding
deadline is September thirtieth in Washington, Ryan Schmels, Fox News.

Speaker 42 (59:40):
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted by a federal
grand jury in Virginia on charges of making a false
statement and obstruction of justice as part of an effort
to manipulate evidence against President Trump admid an inquiry into
allegations of collusion with Russia to win the twenty sixteen election.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham says this case represents much
more the legal system.

Speaker 45 (01:00:01):
Lying to a court, manipulating court withholding its sculpatory information
to a court a law to get a warrant against
American citizen for political purposes.

Speaker 5 (01:00:10):
The rule of law has died.

Speaker 42 (01:00:12):
Federal Immigration Enforcement continues operations in Chicago and Operation Midway Blitz.

Speaker 4 (01:00:17):
Mike Tobin is there.

Speaker 23 (01:00:18):
The latest Border Patrol agents targeted a residence in Cicero,
at Chicago suburb. The target, Everardo vil Alvo Vasquez, from Mexico.
Court record show he pleaded guilty in twenty twenty was
deported in twenty twenty one. Thursday, Border Patrol found him
back in Chicago land Their next stop a home depot
on Chicago's southwest Side. Agents had developed information that illegal

(01:00:39):
migrants with criminal backgrounds waited there for work, and to
underscore the point that they have arrived, Border Patrol agents
drove boats up the Chicago River, a processing facility set
up by Immigration and Customs enforcement in a suburb has
become a flashpoint for anti enforcement demonstrators.

Speaker 11 (01:00:54):
To push back.

Speaker 23 (01:00:55):
Last Friday, they slashed tires through rocks and shot firework.

Speaker 4 (01:01:00):
Charlie Kirk.

Speaker 42 (01:01:00):
That's the new focus of the Center for Christian Virtues
annual Gala in Cleveland.

Speaker 37 (01:01:05):
The Center for Christian Virtue moving ahead with one of
its largest annual events that draws faith in political leaders
from across the country during its annual Gallop in Cleveland,
with its new focus on honoring the legacy of Charlie Kirk,
who was scheduled to deliver the keynote address prior to
his assassination earlier this month, Organizers say they hope the

(01:01:25):
event will inspire guests to continue carrying Charlie Kirk's mission
forward to inspire young conservatives with Charlie's work, Charlie's message,
and Charlie's fearlessness. Jeff monosso Fox News.

Speaker 42 (01:01:38):
Hillary Clinton is pining for what she considered to be
the good old days, when boys could be girls, American
cities were on fire because of a race war, and
white men could be blamed for everything.

Speaker 4 (01:01:49):
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Speaker 36 (01:01:51):
Reflecting on the upcoming two hundred and fiftieth birthday of
our country, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told MSNBC's
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brizi's the progress of our journey
to a more perfect Union was on pause. Although she
didn't mention him by name, the inference was that Donald
Trump has reversed the progress Democrats were making under Barack

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Obama and Joe Biden.

Speaker 46 (01:02:13):
The idea that you could turn the clock back and
try to recreate a world dominated by you know, let's
say it, white men of a certain religion is just
doing such damage to what we should be aiming for.

Speaker 36 (01:02:29):
She incorrectly blamed the right for erasing certain parts of
American history, ignoring the so called progress that was being
made before and since Trump's first term.

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We were on the path toward that. I mean imperfectly,
but we were on the right trajectory.

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You remember that path right. Obama introduced the country to
identity politics, from which we got BLM riots, cancel culture,
and the transgender contagion. Washington Times columnist Robert Knight says
the Mega movement ruined everything for Clinton and the left.

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The herd left captured the schools of the media, the
entertainment industry, and we're pushing a radical ideology down American throats.

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But Night says, the culture's changing and Western values are
starting to reassert themselves.

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I think the left is losing its grip on the
country and is getting increasingly shrill in complaining about it.

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Us, a new world order, a world where the United
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Order the first decade of the twenty first century, but
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greatest restructuring of the global economy, a new World Order.

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Was created, documenting the crisis of our republic.

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open society.

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And we are as a people.

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Inherently and historically opposed the secret societies, the secret oaths,
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Waiting war on the new world.

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We must guard again the acquisition of unwanted influence, whether
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This is govern America for during Weeks and Vicky Davis.

Speaker 16 (01:05:03):
From Femer Regions five and ten. This is the second
Hour of Governor America. Vicky Davis is here. I'm Darren Weeks,
and it continues to be the twenty seventh of September
twenty twenty five. As we get right back in here
into the second hour talking about how Trump has issued
a presidential memorandum to combat domestic terrorist networks, and we
do have domestic terrorist networks in place. Certainly Antifa is

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one of those domestic terror networks, and Oan says President
Donald Trump has signed a presidential memorandum directing federal agencies
to dismantle domestic terrorism networks following the recent shooting at
a federal immigration facility in Dallas earlier this week. It
also empowers the IRS to revoke tax exempt status from

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any organizations involved in such activities. That is fantastic. I
hope you know, I would like the tax exempt status
to go away all together, because honestly, I think it's
a way for the government to be able to control organizations.
That being said, these uh five oh one c three,

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these foundations and these organizations that operate, you know, with
tax exempt status as nonprofits, and they're organizing illegal alien
invaders to come in. All this stuff is going on
massively under the Bible administration. And this is a direct
assault against our nation, and uh so that that needs

(01:06:32):
to be dismantled. But they say there's these presidential action
comes just days after President Trump formally designated ANTIFA as
a domestic terrorist organization. And IFA is a far left,
quote militarist anarchist enterprise that explicitly calls for the overthrow
of the United States government, law enforcement authorities, and our
system of law. It uses illegal means to organize and

(01:06:56):
execute a campaign of violence and terrorism nationwide to accomplish
these goals. That was a White House statement the memorandum
instructs the Department of Justice, FBI, Department of Homeland Security,
and Treasury Department to coordinate efforts to disrupt radical left
wing domestic terror organizations. The GOP president announced the directive

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following Tuesday's shooting at an immigration and Customs enforcement facility
in Dallas, where one illegal alien detainee was killed and
two others injured. Investigators later found anti ICE markings on
unused shell casings left by the accused gunman who turned
the gun on himself. So I look at this as

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a very necessary, important step, you know, because these organizations,
especially Antifa, Antifa, Black Lives Matter, they terrorized this nation nationwide,
stopping cards on the highway, beating people up, even shooting

(01:08:02):
people on the streets, burning cities. They even burned the
police station in Wisconsin or was it Minnesota. I guess
it was Minnesota set the police station on fire. And
of course that would have never happened had it not
been for a very complicit and willing Biden administration facilitating

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it all, letting it all happen. But this, you know, VICKI,
it's it's difficult to have somebody to have a protest
and have people show up. You know, you have something
of this magnitude organized. It takes a lot of coordination,
a lot of funding, and a lot of uh well,

(01:08:51):
a lot of a lot of organization. M This doesn't
just happen.

Speaker 17 (01:08:58):
And that's where I was going with talking about the
fiber optic cables. Now, this is at the technical layer.
And I was never a very person that was interested
in the technical layer, but my husband was and he

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found his way into the dark web. And what the
dark web is, it's each each one of those fiber
optic fibers within a fiber optic cable is a line,
and those lines are leased by corporations and cable companies

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and just anybody they leased those lines. Well, there are
a lot of lines that are not leased, and so
they're they're just that that that's called dark fiber as
I understand it, because it's not least.

Speaker 16 (01:10:00):
Let me just interrupt you here. I don't think that
they even need that. There are plenty of encrypted communications
devices that people can organize on. And you remember, at
the time Twitter was owned by somebody else and what

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was his name, Jack Dorsey was in control of it,
and he was a leftist. Yeah, so I think, honestly,
I think that they could have very well just organized
on Twitter, or they could very well organize on one
of these encrypted messaging apps and they wouldn't even need

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to worry about But they had a justice department, if
I can put that word in quotes, justice where they
weren't going to investigate any of these people. You know,
they had an attorney general that was facilitating at all,
certainly almost did everything but roll out the red carpet
for them, you know, so there when there's nobody to

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go after them, nobody to enforce the law as and
as a matter of fact, the administration in power did
everything to help the lawless, the rioters. They didn't really
need to have any secrecy because there were going to
be very little consequences for them, and and and the

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city leaders. Same thing where we got the term summer
of love was the mayor was it wasn't it the
Portland mayor? So this this might just be a summer
of love.

Speaker 17 (01:11:42):
Uh yeah, could have been, could have been.

Speaker 16 (01:11:45):
I believe it was if I remember correctly. But the
point is is that they don't really need to hide
anything when when there's nobody to go after them, there's
no consequences for their illegal activities.

Speaker 17 (01:12:00):
Yes, but it's important to understand this other layer because
what my husband found was a he hooked up with
a group of hackers, and the hackers, once you burrowed
your way down into the dark fiber, they had a
whole library of software and the and the keys to

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that software, so you could get free software that way.
And so so I don't think it's one or the other.
I think it's folk and the uh these networks, these
Marxist networks that are in our towns and cities, I

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believe that they burrow down into the dark web, dark fiber,
and they communicate that way.

Speaker 10 (01:12:56):
Well.

Speaker 16 (01:12:57):
And I just want to say regarding what I said
about encrypted messaging apps, because this would be an excuse
for the FEDS then to say, well, then that's proof
that we need to ban encrypted messaging, you know, because
they've been after our encryption since at least the Clinton administration.

(01:13:17):
I remember that Bill Clinton was big time into going
after en encryption online. And but the answer to that
is very easy to Rebut if you ban encrypted messaging apps,
the other side, the illegal those who perpetrate illegal activity

(01:13:37):
will still have because they don't care about the law,
they'll still have it. It's the same argument as gun control.
You can ban the firearms, but those that are committing
illegal acts don't care about the law, so they're still
going to have it. They'll roll their own if they
have to.

Speaker 17 (01:13:55):
Yeah, that goes back to the nineteen eighties. So the
FDI was on the issue of encryption because at that
time they couldn't break encryption. And we met a guy
in Seattle that had written an encryption program and the

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FBI rated him and took his software and threatened him
with prison if he tried to do anything about it.
So encryption has always been a problem for the FBI
because they couldn't break it. Or now I think they
can break it, but it just takes a lot of

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computing power.

Speaker 16 (01:14:38):
No, they can't break all of it. They can't break
all of it. They still can't break it all, and
that's why they're arguing against it. That's why they're wanting
it banned. Now, there may come a day when they
can break it, and if it's you know, it depends
upon how sophisticated the encryption is as well. You know,

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some of it they can break. But uh, there's a
very good reason why that they're trying to go after it,
you know, because they can't have you know, your First
Amendment protections I believe also include well, it's fourth Amendment.
Your Fourth Amendment protections include, uh, the right to be

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secure in your person? How how would you? How can you?
And it really goes in line with your First Amendment
protection too, because if you don't believe that you're secure
in your in your effects, in what you're saying, you
might not speak out. If you're under surveillance constantly and
you know it, you might not be able to speak freely,

(01:15:41):
or you might not feel like you can. You know,
everybody has secrets and you can say, well, I've got
nothing to hide. Well, that's hogwash, of course you do.
Everybody's got stuff to hide.

Speaker 25 (01:15:53):
You know.

Speaker 16 (01:15:53):
You may not think it's anything significant at the time
until it's gone. Once it's gone, you'll find out just
how many things you did want to hide. We don't
want a surveillance state, but that's what they're pushing forward.
But I am encouraged. I do want to see these

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foundations investigated. I definitely want Antifa unraveled and disbanded, and
the people that are responsible for it prosecuted and in
that vein VICKI, I'm very heartened. I hope they're serious
about this. There is a piece in the New York
Times where it's I mean, just literally two days ago,

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Justice Department officials pushes pushes prosecutors to investigate George Soros's foundation.
The directive suggests departmental leaders are following orders from the president,
a major break from decades of past practice meant to
insulate the agency from political interference. Well, they say a

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senior Justice Department official has instructed more than a half
dozen US attorney's offices to draft plans to investigate a
group funded by George Soros, the billionaire Democratic donor whom
President Trump has demanded to be thrown in jail. Yeah,
I think this guy does need to be thrown in jail.
How many things through open society foundations as George Soros

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funded that have been seditious in nature? Yeah, it's become
world Yeah, it's become really largely a cliche anymore.

Speaker 17 (01:17:34):
Well, and I don't think that corporations should be allowed
to have foundations and nonprofits I don't think. I don't
think they should get any tax deductions for funding nonprofits.

Speaker 16 (01:17:47):
Well that's really why they do it anyway, many of them,
but Sorrows, there's a lot of I believe that there's
a lot of money laundering that's going on with funding
a lot of activities that involve rent a mob and
so honestly, I think the Sorrow's family should have their
funds seized and you know, all of that money should

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be applied to the national debt if nothing else, because
these people do not deserve to profit off of funds
when they're using those funds to destroy our country and
other countries around the world as well.

Speaker 17 (01:18:29):
And two of sorows of suns belong to a group
called the New America Foundation. Yeah, the New America Foundation.
They're like a non profit that has been leading At
one point Eric Schmidt was like CEO of it. So

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I think that they are a criminal racketeering organization.

Speaker 16 (01:18:58):
I think that they're Yeah, And I don't want even
the name the name itself New America Foundation. I don't
want a new America. I want the old one restored.
That's what I want.

Speaker 17 (01:19:12):
Well, that's the and that's the idea. New America is
the America because it's not America. Yeah, America is within
the borders of the United States, which is why I'm
so grateful to Trump for restoring our borders.

Speaker 16 (01:19:32):
Yeah, I have I have my problems with Trump, you know,
but he's doing some things right. And that's one thing
that you know. This investigation of Annava needs to happen. Listeners,
this needs to happen, So I guess I'll just leave

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that there, you know. And here's here's an interesting thing
I saw last night, VICKI, uh now it's been reported.
You ever heard of Howard Rubin. Now this guy is
an associate of George Soros and multiple I've got multiple

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publications on this, but I like the description the way
Zero Hedge wrote it up. And this was just yesterday
that this article came out. Sex Dungeon. Dungeon former Soros
fund manager arrested on allegations of sadistic abuse. Get get
a load of this. This guy is George Soros's He

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was one of his fund managers or something. I think
a former New York financier. There are always financiers, by
the way. Interesting Jeffrey Epstein. Now this guy, former New
York financier who managed money for George Soros, has been
arrested on charges spanning bank fraud to sex trafficking Howard

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Rubert Ruben. Howard Ruben, a seventy year old, was taken
into custody Friday morning, so that was yesterday, at his
home in Fairfield, Connecticut. According to a ten count indictment
unsealed in a Brooklyn federal court, Reuben is accused of
sex trafficking at least ten women between twenty nine and

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twenty nineteen, luring them into various New York City hotels
and a Manhattan penthouse with a sound proofed BDSM sex dungeon,
where he restrained, beat, and shocked them with electricity. According
to the US Attorney's Office in Brooklyn, Rubin Ruben repeatedly

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spent at least one million dollars on sad activities. He
has also been charged with bank fraud related to false
statements on financial documents during a civil lawsuits stemming from
these activities. Quote. As alleged, the defendants used Reuben's wealth
to mislead and recruit women to engage in commercial sex acts,

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where Reuben then tortured women beyond their consent. I can't
imagine being consenting to any torture at all. But that's
what they said, Ruben tortured them beyond their consent, causing
lasting physical and or psychological pain, in some cases physical
injuries unquote. That was a Brooklyn u S attorney, Joseph

(01:22:28):
no Sella, and he said that in a statement. The
New York Post says one of the West fifty seventh
Street penthouse bedrooms was soundproofed and painted red and had
a device that was used to shock or elect electrocute
the women. The Fed said the room also had and

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this is where it gets really almost satanic, the room
also had a cross and bed with restret where the
women would be bound and gagged, according to the authorities.
Now that's what's interesting to me is that he put

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them on a cross. This is a mockery of the crucifixion.
He's performing sex X on them when they're apparently bound
to a cross, and he's torturing them very much the
same way Jesus was tortured on the cross. So something
very very dark is going on in these wealthy circles.

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They say. Allegations against Reuben are not new, But why
are we hearing about them just now? That's the question.
If nobody's above the law like the other side likes
to say all the time, why is this guy just
now being brought to justice. Allegations against Reuben are not new,
as he's been on the radar since at least twenty seventeen.

(01:23:58):
Among but he's been doing this much longer than that,
folks among, I should say, allegedly allegedly, allegedly, okay. Among
the alleged acts, he paid two thousand to five thousand
dollars per session. Via The New York Post. Reuben gagged,
tied up, and viciously abused the women, even punching one

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in the head. According to a twenty seventeen lawsuit filed
on behalf of two Playboy playmates and another alleged victim,
He reportedly shouted during one of the alleged assaults, quote,
I'm going to rape you like I rape my daughter.
Unquote yeah, swell guy, huh. In one session, he beat

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one of the women's breasts so badly that a right
implant flipped. One plaintiff was tied up, gagged, and shocked
with a cattle prod in her growing before Ruben allegedly
raped her, So he was using a cattle prod to
shock them in their vagina. Some of the women agreed

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to a safe word that Ruben allegedly ignored. Others were
gagged so that they couldn't object, and prosecutors say he
would even continue if a woman passed out. Rubin wrote
one of the two women who he said he planned
to abuse quote unquote for hours, I don't care if
she screams. According to federal allegations, Ruben also repeatedly referenced

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Disney movies like Jess Staley with Epstein, telling another alleged
victim that rape was natural, referencing Beauty and the Beast.
From two thousand and nine to twenty nineteen, Ruben initially
used luxury Manhattan hotels and then he then leased the

(01:25:59):
sex dudg in penthouse and they were They were also
encounters in Las Vegas. I'll tell you what I got
to take the bottom of the hour break and we'll
finish this up on the other side. This guy is
a George Sorows associate. Folks, what's going on among these
wealthy financiers? Listeners, What's there's some very some very dark

(01:26:24):
stuff happening. Glad to see this guy. At least there's
some attempt to bring him to justice. How many more
are out there? Though? That's the question. Bottom of the
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Speaker 16 (01:31:49):
All right, we're back. This is Governor America talking about
the situation with George Soros. Is associate very disturbing information
to learn about. According to the Invitment, Ruben's personal assistant,
Jennifer Powers, is also facing sex trafficking charges tied to

(01:32:11):
her boss's proclivities. Jennifer Powers assisted Ruben from twenty eleven
to twenty nineteen. According to the FADS, her role allegedly
included recruiting women. Sounds a lot like Laine Maxwell, doesn't
it often. She recruited former playboy models via social media

(01:32:32):
and prostitution networks, arranging flights and accommodations, securing non disclosure agreements,
procuring BDSM equipment, managing payments sometimes structured to avoid ten
thousand dollars thresholds, and handling complaints and injuries. Ruben funded

(01:32:53):
her lifestyle some eight million dollars from twenty eighteen to
twenty twenty three, including schooling, legal fees, and a Texas
home mortgage he co signed. In one text exchange, Reuben
allegedly texted Powers that he had a woman tied to
his cross, to which Powers replied, I can only imagine

(01:33:14):
what you did to her on the cross, And then
she asked did you shock her? And she used the
P word, which is often used to refer to a cat. Okay.
I don't want to say the word here because it's
a family broadcast, but did you shock her? P word? Okay?

(01:33:38):
Reuben reportedly replied that he did, but complained that his
electrocution device was losing strength. Can you believe these animals?
I almost hate to even refer to them as animals.
That's an insult to animals. These people are monsters on
June third, twenty twenty, Ruben emailed a signed financial statement

(01:34:01):
to the sign to co sign Powers Mortgage answering no
to are you a party to any suit or unsatisfied judgments,
despite the ongoing civil case brought by the playmates. Then,
on April fourth, twenty twenty two, Jennifer Powers emailed a
renewed statement signed by Rubin, which also did not disclose

(01:34:24):
the lawsuit. Here's looking at you, Howard. That's something that
Zero Hedge said and it shows him with a black eye.
I don't know if one of the playmates were fighting
back what the case was, but these are the types

(01:34:48):
of sick individuals that exist and are orbiting apparently around
some of the most wealthy people like George Soros. Who
is George Soros? And you can say, well, you know,
he may not have known about all this. I think,

(01:35:09):
you know, George Soros, given all the stuff that he's funded,
all the seditious activity that has taken place around the
Sorrows Foundation, I think he didn't know. I would be very,
very surprised if he didn't didn't take part in a
lot of this stuff.

Speaker 17 (01:35:28):
I can't prove that I'm sure he knew.

Speaker 16 (01:35:31):
Yeah, I'm sure he knew also.

Speaker 17 (01:35:34):
Who knows?

Speaker 16 (01:35:35):
But so anyway, very disturbing situation. We'll see what comes
out of it. Everything is alleged, alleged, alleged, but I
I would like to see you know, people prosecuted, you know,

(01:35:56):
and and but the sad situation is we're still waiting
for jeff Epstein. We're still waiting to find out all
of the stuff going on. See those people are on
the left, was was Jeffrey Epstein on the right. Who
is the Trump administration protecting? Now I didn't clip it,
but uh, James O'Keefe just this week put out a

(01:36:19):
video of one of the people that was a high
ranking apparently a US attorney, and he admitted that, you know,
though Trump himself wasn't uh implicated in any of the
Epstein stuff, is what he said. He said, he's protecting them,
He's protecting them. And there were other explosive allegations. Maybe

(01:36:40):
I'll find that stuff as time progresses here. But it's
it's very interesting. Why are these people being protected? That's
the question. In the meantime, we have Mexican cartel members
killing pregnant women to harvest the babies, and there are

(01:37:01):
US buyers buying these things. Apparently, the US Nationals counter
Terrorism Center NCTC revealed that a faction of the Cartel
Hollisco New Generation or CJNNG, based in siadad Wuaraz and Chihuahua,
was murdering pregnant women to harvest their organs and sell

(01:37:23):
their organs in the United States to US couples or
sell their children to US couples. The information first came
to light earlier this month when Mexican authorities, acting on
US based intelligence, arrested Martha Alicia and lud the Diebla

(01:37:44):
Mendez Aguilar. I guess that's all one name, Vicky, Martha
Alisha Mendez Aguilar. Why can't these these people just stick
with a couple names? What do they have to have?
I don't get that. But anyway, the alleged ringleader that

(01:38:04):
was the alleged ring leader of a baby trafficking organization
and siadad Waas that is reportedly connected to their Waraz
cartel CJNG. Earlier this year, the US government labeled CJNG
and five other cartels in Mexico as foreign terrorist organizations
and called for their eradication. According to information released this

(01:38:26):
week by the US Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
La de Ablaws organization would lure pregnant women in Mexico
to perform clandestine c sections, murder them, harvest their organs,
and sell their children to US couples for up to
two hundred and fifty thousand pesos or fourteen thousand, five
hundred US dollars. This is one example of what terrorist

(01:38:50):
cartels will do to diversify their portfolio. Man the diversify
their revenue streams at least and find nance their operations.
According to Joe Kent, nc TC director, in a prepared statement,
n CTC delivered, WHOA, I don't know what happened there.

(01:39:11):
Hopefully she will let me hang that up. Good grief.
I'm not sure what's going on here. All right, folks,
let me see if I can figure this out. Don't
know why that happened, live radio. Gotta love it, Huh.
All right, I'll tell you what. I'll get VICKI back

(01:39:32):
here in a moment. Why can't this stuff happen during
a break? Be so much easier if it would happen
during a break, all right, tell you what, Let me
just do it this way. Uh, tell you what? Let

(01:39:56):
me just uh well, let me do this. I apologize, folks,
all right, let's just let me just play this and
uh we'll get VICKI back.

Speaker 49 (01:40:11):
Hang on, shut down. And he was barely thirty one.
Another woke coward took a life with a gun. He
left behind a wife and a daughter and a son.
All he did was trying to speak for all of us.

(01:40:33):
And I'm so tired of a hatred and the narratives.
The patriots ain't dangerous. Woke people are the terrorists. They
shot and killed. The father sent a message to a Maverickans.
They ain't gonna stop until they bury us. Dear Charlie,
I don't know if you can see us now, but
if Heaven has a window, I sure hope you're looking down,
because we ain't going quiet. We go scream your name
loud and you're gone. But I swear to God that
we gonna make you proud. We ain't backing off forgiving

(01:40:56):
null preach what you taught me. They may have killed
a soldier, but that man had an army. This is
far more deep than some political parties. And you can't
kill freedom. So this one is for Charlie.

Speaker 11 (01:41:06):
This ain't the America.

Speaker 5 (01:41:07):
Is that all our parents love.

Speaker 4 (01:41:08):
But good Man tried, you can make any great pray
that God what take.

Speaker 16 (01:41:12):
Care of us. The system is failing. Those were good
Man for the things that they say.

Speaker 5 (01:41:16):
And I can't just be quiet.

Speaker 16 (01:41:20):
So I got it, all right? Vicky, are you there, America?

Speaker 17 (01:41:23):
Yeah, I'm here.

Speaker 26 (01:41:24):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (01:41:24):
I don't know what happens. I just somehow I got
disconnected from the phone bridge, so did I. That's weird.
Seems like every week it's something. I'll tell you what
before we go on. Let's go ahead, and oh, well,
I guess we can't do that right now, all right.
So anyway we were sharing before the break, Mexican cartel

(01:41:45):
killed pregnant women to harvest babies and oregons for US buyers.
So this weird thing is going on, and this is
why you got to have domestic and international terrorism being
brought under control. I'll tell you what. Let's go. Let's
go take a call real quick. Hello, you're on the air.
This is Georgia.

Speaker 20 (01:42:06):
Hey, Darren, Hopefully you'll get Biggie back.

Speaker 16 (01:42:10):
I don't know Vicky is back with the.

Speaker 20 (01:42:13):
Oh okay, I don't know what's going on with the
six hundred and seventeen seventy sixth number, but it answers
and then everything goes silent. Now, I was on the
queue earlier, but it just hung up on me, and
for some reason there's been a connection.

Speaker 16 (01:42:29):
He Well, the reason why it went silent went on
with that number. Actually, the reason why it went silent
is because I was disconnected from the bridge. So the
way this works, Okay, I have a Tello's box here
which connects to the mixer, and the other side of

(01:42:49):
it connects is connects to a voice you know, a
voice line, and that connects to the phone bridge where
I'm able to stack calls. And if my connection from
the the phone bridge disconnects, then I am not able
to uh send audio to the bridge. Yes, so you
guys were connected to the bridge apparently, But.

Speaker 10 (01:43:11):
That makes sense.

Speaker 20 (01:43:12):
Maybe some I thought maybe somebody was toying around with
your system, because again you're over the target, so I
thought maybe you might have been taking some flat there.

Speaker 16 (01:43:22):
Well, I can't. I can't rule that out, but I'm
going to chalk it up to the problem is a
lot of this stuff. Even if somebody was messing with us,
it's plausible deniability. How are you going to prove it,
you know, modern communications being what they are, right, So okay, anyway.

Speaker 20 (01:43:37):
Anyway, I wanted to go back to Donald Trump you
were talking about earlier, but before I get to that.
You know, when I hear about people like this Ruben guy,
this here is a perfect example why I say we
need to bring back public execution. And you know, in
the case of this Ruben guy, maybe death by crucifixion

(01:43:58):
is not a bad idea. I'm just saying, you know, hey,
pay per view. I would pay for that. Well, you know,
as these people suffer. I would pay for it.

Speaker 17 (01:44:09):
I would.

Speaker 20 (01:44:09):
I would pay twenty dollars for one hour of you
in time. I'm just saying, you know, but I guarantee
you that.

Speaker 16 (01:44:17):
Would probably fit under the Constitutional Cruel and Unusual Punishment clause.
I'm just guessing, yeah, I know, but.

Speaker 20 (01:44:24):
I guarantee you if we brought back like with respect
to these terrorists and he's killing law enforcement, all this
kind of stuff, execute, assassinating Charlie Kirk and and this
continuous barrage that we got going on, if we brought
back mandatory immediate death penalties and we publicly you know,

(01:44:45):
on TV public execution, I guarantee you'd see a dramatic
drop in crime.

Speaker 16 (01:44:51):
But anyway, yeah, I agree, going back.

Speaker 20 (01:44:53):
To Trump, don't going back to Trump. I posted it
in the chat room. I don't know if you saw it,
but quote, at the request of Homeland Security Christy Nome,
I am directing Secretary of War Pete. He says, to
provide all necessary troops to protect war ravaged Portland and

(01:45:13):
any of our ICE facilities under siege from attack by
Antifa and other domestic terrorists. I'm also authorizing full force
if necessary. Thank you for your attention to this matter,
President Donald J.

Speaker 13 (01:45:27):
Trump.

Speaker 20 (01:45:27):
Now Trump says he's authorizing full force. Now we have
to ask ourselves what does this actually mean. What does
full force actually mean? Does this mean that troops and
ICE agents are now going to be allowed to use
real bullets and actually shoot and potentially kill Antifa terrorists

(01:45:47):
or any other potential threats?

Speaker 16 (01:45:49):
Now I believe so.

Speaker 20 (01:45:50):
If this is the case, I have to wonder if
the result will be one, a dramatic decrease in.

Speaker 10 (01:46:00):
These attacks or two.

Speaker 20 (01:46:04):
And this is what this is what I worry about.
If they start shooting and killing these people, if this
would result in an escalation in violence from the radical left,
which will inevitably, I guarantee you lead to massive bloodshed
in the streets as the common citizen, especially those of

(01:46:26):
us on the right, will be forced into a position
of having to heavily arm ourselves potentially where body armor
just for the added protection, and go on the defense
against the radical left.

Speaker 16 (01:46:40):
Yeah, and this is the problem. Yeah, what you're outlining
is exactly.

Speaker 20 (01:46:45):
Authorizing when when I when I hear things like authorizing
full force, you know, my mind goes in all different directions.

Speaker 16 (01:46:55):
Well, they're attacking ice agents and and see this is
what Donald Trump is getting. He was elected to deport
the illegal aliens that Joe Biden let in. Now the
whole thing, and you're outletting, And I'm glad you brought
up the concern, because this is the concern I have.
I want I want these terrorists arrested. They need to

(01:47:15):
be arrested. Antifa needs to be arrested, all these radical, extreme,
violent people. And I don't care if they're left or right,
doesn't matter to me if they're violent.

Speaker 20 (01:47:25):
Numbers of Congress who are promoting this question.

Speaker 16 (01:47:27):
Yeah them too, Okay, But the problem is, as we know,
everything is a dialectic. Everything is a dialectic.

Speaker 10 (01:47:35):
And so if it.

Speaker 16 (01:47:38):
Comes down to a point where federal agents will end
up having to shoot to kill violent radicals that are
attacking ice, attacking the police stations, you know, attacking whatever
they're attacking, because you know, there are a lot of
people and that I think I was one of them,

(01:47:58):
that's advocate. I think, you know, when all the writers
were burning the buildings down in twenty twenty, the Summer
of Love, It's like, we should be able to you know,
they should they should end up shoot shooting these people.
They should shoot them. This isn't a protest anymore. These
people are violent. They're killing people, They're looting, they're stealing,

(01:48:18):
they're setting fires. This can't go on.

Speaker 20 (01:48:23):
Meanwhile, we have people and meanwhile we have people like
Maxine Waters and eleon Omar and Arianna Presley and AOC
and all these others on the left could basically condoning
this crap because they continue to push the violent rhetoric. Yeah,
and I was watching a video earlier today. I was

(01:48:46):
watching a video earlier this morning where this woman was
talking about when you project this kind of crap, when
these leftist senators congresswomen, congressmen, senators, whatever they may be,
when they continue to push this kind of rhetoric over
a two decade period, especially more so in the past

(01:49:12):
decade and in the past five years, dramatically increased pushing
of the violent rhetoric, saying things like, we need to
be more aggressive. Wat you're already burning down buildings and
stuff like that. The only thing you could do that
would be more aggressive would be killing people. That's the

(01:49:34):
only way you get more aggressive.

Speaker 5 (01:49:35):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (01:49:36):
They've already done that too, though.

Speaker 20 (01:49:37):
Torching cars. So you know she was talking about. When
you have this going on for so long, the young,
we and weak minded and older weak minded individuals fall
into this paradigm of thinking that violence is all they
have left. You start talking about Nazi Nazi, the Nazi Nazi, Nazi,

(01:50:01):
Nazi Nazi, and all people think about is Hitler, evil
Hitler evil, Hitler evil. And well, now we get into this,
if you could go back into history, would you kill
Davy Hitler? And this mentality starts to flow. These idiots
start thinking that, well, okay, they're justifying violence. Well, what
do you expect is going to happen when you continue

(01:50:22):
to push this crap on weak minded individuals on the
left who can't think for themselves because they've been so
thoroughly indoctrinated to the education system. If you want to
call it education system, I call it an induction indoctrination
program absolutely for twelve years and into college. You know,

(01:50:44):
so when you push and in this video she's talking
about when you push this for so long, eventually this
is what you end up with. And the only question
you have left for those who think rationally, how do
you stop it? Well, I contend, and this is only
my personal opinion. The only thing these people understand is violence.

Speaker 16 (01:51:12):
Yeah, well I can tell you. I think you know,
you have to address.

Speaker 20 (01:51:18):
Them in a way that they understand. And if that
means that their side starts getting shot and killed in
order for them to understand what you're doing is unacceptable.
And here is the consequence. Maybe that will finally get
through to them.

Speaker 16 (01:51:34):
You can't have let me just let me just interject here.
First of all, I want to be clear, there is
a big difference between peaceful First Amendment protected protests and
violent attacking of federal agents or federal police. Yes, and

(01:51:58):
that's very important, a very import and distinction to make
because I don't. I think it's a fine line between uh,
disbanding somebody who's actually attacking a federal operation in terms
of enforcing immigration law, which is what I'm talking about here.

(01:52:18):
You can't have people being able to attack and burn
down or otherwise harm federal agents, federal police when they
go in to enforce federal immigration law. Okay, that is
that is a criminal act, if not a terrorist act
number one, that has to be stopped. That being said, yes,

(01:52:42):
I don't want to see federal the federal government shooting
or harming or stopping First Amendment protected free speech in
the form of protests. That's an entirely different story. So
that's that's it. I think an important distinction to make.
And uh, and I'm not comfortable with the federal government
shooting people either. But you can't allow this stuff to

(01:53:07):
go on.

Speaker 50 (01:53:10):
You have to end I am I am in favor
of ice and the police giving these radical demonstrators will
give you three minutes to disperse, otherwise we're going to
start shooting.

Speaker 17 (01:53:30):
And mean, the problem is.

Speaker 51 (01:53:35):
That we give warnings, warnings, warnings, warnings. Well, you know,
you keep warning, warning them, but you don't do anything
about it.

Speaker 17 (01:53:46):
You don't back it up. The kid ignores you. And
that's how these demonstrators are.

Speaker 20 (01:53:52):
They ignore them.

Speaker 17 (01:53:56):
The both of our own government, not a litur law
enforcement people. To be serious, you may not warning first,
otherwise your lives are at risk.

Speaker 16 (01:54:13):
All right, I'm a well almost up against the clock.
You get any five final thoughts there, art.

Speaker 20 (01:54:19):
Uh no, just this has not to come to an
end one way or the other. And at this point
I'm at the point now that I don't care what
they have to do. If they have to start shooting
and killing these idiots, so be it. I will support
those actions because one way or another, this must end.

Speaker 16 (01:54:40):
Yeah, you can't have you can't have lawlessness in the streets,
and especially when they're violent, you're not expected to meet
violent with violence with violence. That's the issue. If they
weren't violent, you know, if it really was a peaceful situation,
that'd be a different story. I think that's really the
line that has to be drawn. Hey, thanks for the call.
I appreciate it. Mark in Texas. If you want to

(01:55:02):
hang on, I think I'm just about up to the break.
If you want to hang on for a moment, I'll
take your call. Here in a few minutes after the
top of the hour. Break. Okay, stay with us, ladies
and gentlemen. We are at the top of the hour.
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American Family News almost depe Congress nears a government funding deadline.

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Florida Republican Congressman Greg Stuby on the Fox Business Networks
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vote threshold needed to break the filibuster on a Republican
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Speaker 43 (01:59:24):
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants certain healthcare provisions attached
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Speaker 42 (01:59:40):
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted by a federal
grand jury in Virginia charges of making a false statement
and obstruction of justice as part of an effort to
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of collusion with Russia to win the twenty sixteen election.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham says this case represents much
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Speaker 45 (02:00:01):
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Speaker 42 (02:00:12):
Federal Immigration Enforcement continues operations in Chicago and Operation Midway Blitz.

Speaker 4 (02:00:17):
Mike Tobin is there the latest.

Speaker 23 (02:00:19):
Border Patrol agents targeted at residents in Cicero at Chicago suburb.

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The target Everardo.

Speaker 23 (02:00:25):
Vil Aalvo Vasquez from Mexico. Court record show he pleaded
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Speaker 4 (02:00:31):
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Speaker 23 (02:00:32):
Border Patrol found him back in Chicago Land. Their next stop,
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Speaker 4 (02:00:46):
Boats up the Chicago River.

Speaker 23 (02:00:47):
A processing facility set up by Immigration and Customs enforcement
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Speaker 4 (02:00:54):
To push back.

Speaker 23 (02:00:55):
Last Friday, they slashed tires through rocks and shot firework.

Speaker 42 (02:01:00):
Charlie Kirk that's the new focus of the Center for
Christian Virtues annual gala in Cleveland.

Speaker 37 (02:01:05):
The Center for Christian Virtue movie ahead with one of
its largest annual events that draws faith in political leaders
from across the country during its annual Gallop in Cleveland,
with its new focus on honoring the legacy of Charlie Kirk,
who was scheduled to deliver the keynote address prior to
his assassination earlier this month, organizers say they hope the

(02:01:25):
event will inspire guests to continue carrying Charlie Kirk's mission
forward to inspire young conservatives with Charlie's work, Charlie's message,
and Charlie's fearlessness. Jeff monosso Fox News.

Speaker 42 (02:01:38):
Hillary Clinton is pining for what she considered to be
the good old days, when boys could be girls, American
cities were on fire because of a race war, and
white men could be blamed for everything.

Speaker 4 (02:01:49):
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Speaker 36 (02:01:51):
Reflecting on the upcoming two hundred and fiftieth birthday of
our country, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told MSNBC's
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brazinski the progress of our journey
to a more perfect union was on pause. Although she
didn't mention him by name, the inference was that Donald
Trump has reversed the progress Democrats were making, under Barack
Obama and Joe.

Speaker 46 (02:02:12):
Biden, the idea that you could turn the clock back
and try to recreate a world dominated by you know,
let's say it, white men of a certain religion.

Speaker 4 (02:02:23):
Is just doing such damage to what we should be
aiming for.

Speaker 36 (02:02:29):
She incorrectly blamed the right for erasing certain parts of
American history, ignoring the so called progress that was being
made before and since Trump's first term.

Speaker 46 (02:02:38):
We were on the path toward that. I mean imperfectly,
but we were on the right trajectory.

Speaker 36 (02:02:43):
You remember that path right Obama introduced the country to
identity politics, from which we got BLM riots, cancel culture,
and the transgender contagion. Washington Times columnist Robert Knight says
the Mega movement ruined everything for Clinton and the left.

Speaker 30 (02:02:59):
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Speaker 30 (02:03:14):
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Speaker 16 (02:05:36):
Govern welcome back to the broadcast. This is Governor America.
As we continue on here in full WARS reports, Attorney
General Pam Bondi has instructed joint Terrorism task forces across
the nation to take immediate action against the radical left.
In a post on X on Friday night, that's just
last night, Attorney General Bondy said the Department of Justice

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would not stand idly by as criminal mobs criminal mobs
quote unquote, obstruct and endanger Immigration and Customs enforcement agents.
The move comes after a week of which was fraught
with protests and violence at ICE facilities, including an attack
on ICE agents in Dallas which killed one detainee and

(02:06:20):
injured others. Here's where my concern was and is, and
I'm always mindful of precedents and things that are happening.
On the one hand, you can't allow federal agents when
they're trying to do their job and enforcing the borders
is the job of the federal government. Trump was elected

(02:06:42):
with a mandate to get rid of the illegal alien
invaders that were coming into the country, to put a
stop to it, and to deport those who are inside
the country. Now these federal ice people are trying to
do that, trying to do what Trump was elected to do.
You can't. We have people attacking them, and when they

(02:07:03):
become violent, you have to meet violence with violence. Here's
the problem, and this is where I'm concerned about. You
have having the president of federal agents shooting people. I'm
not saying it doesn't need to be done. Perhaps it does.
The problem is are we going to end up with

(02:07:23):
our own ti anum and square here at some point
in the future when you have constitution loving people in
the streets you have federal agents shooting them. I don't
know what do you think of that, folks. Six ten,
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six governed let's go to Mark and Texas. Hello, you're
on the air. Good please, I sure hope it doesn't
come to that. I hope it doesn't either. But I
know that a lot of things that are happening, a
lot of things that take place, as I said in
the last hour, there these are dialectics, and I wouldn't

(02:08:07):
even be a bit surprised if they're if the Left
doesn't do this to invoke such a heavy handed you know,
in other words, could this be some sort of a
dialectic that's being set up to force a response for
the federal from the federal government so that they can

(02:08:27):
turn around and make it into a f t am
and square type of situation you think, I'm am? I
am I way out there, Mark.

Speaker 10 (02:08:36):
Yeah, Oh, Vicky was trying to get in. Let her
go first.

Speaker 17 (02:08:40):
What I was gonna say is that if you tell
people that this is this is the law, they're following
the law, and now we're telling you to disperse and
you don't do it. I mean when I was growing

(02:09:00):
up that the law was looters would be shot on site.
If you know, there was a hurricane or whatever and
people started looting, they could be shot on site, no warning.

Speaker 20 (02:09:17):
No, nothing.

Speaker 17 (02:09:19):
And if you if you that laws or policy or whatever,
but you don't really mean it and you ignore it
when people are violating the law, then you're going to
get more people violating the law.

Speaker 10 (02:09:37):
Yeah.

Speaker 17 (02:09:38):
And so I'm a big believer in you tell them
and maybe you tell them again, but on the third time,
that's that your warnings are over.

Speaker 16 (02:09:50):
Yeah, I agree. And then that's exactly the way I
looked at it. With the border invasion, I I advocated
and letting them know, go ahead of time, make sure
you spread the word. Contact even the Mexican government if
you have to to let them know, put it on
TV that if you come here and you violate our border,

(02:10:10):
you will be shot. And we don't care who it is.
We don't care who it is. If you you cross
the border and you're not supposed to, if you will
be shot, I guarantee you. And I said this at
the time the high amount of people coming here, and
we go down to about zero very quickly, and you

(02:10:33):
may end up having to shoot a few, but it
would stop because nothing is a bigger deterrent unless somebody
is just absolutely suicidal. Most people don't want to feel
a high velocity a bullet coming at them, entering into
their flesh.

Speaker 17 (02:10:52):
Yeah. Well, the the open borders, you know, where our
country is being invaded by people, you know, from South America,
Central America in through Mexico. That that was an intentional
dissolving of borders for the America's project, which the America's

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project was to create a continental governing structure, which means
overriding American law. So, you know, people just face the
reality of what it really really is. You see that
you have to be able to say what you're going

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to do and then by God to do it. Yeah,
you know, and if if that means that you shoot
people that come across the border, so be it.

Speaker 10 (02:11:51):
So you know, what do you think, Mark, I'm thinking
we call them activists, we call them terrorists, we call
them I don't antifa what we call them protesters. From
everything I've been able to gather through the Internet and
from officials, elected officials, these folks are employees.

Speaker 16 (02:12:13):
They're employees you mean, hired rent the mob, yes, sir.

Speaker 10 (02:12:19):
Hard employees.

Speaker 5 (02:12:20):
Yes.

Speaker 16 (02:12:21):
Yeah.

Speaker 10 (02:12:22):
Now it might just be the influencers that are making
the bucks, but somebody's get paid to rouse these people up. Yeah.

Speaker 16 (02:12:29):
Well that's exactly right, And that explains why many people
independent journalists or journalists on the right will go up
to these people and ask them to kind of articulate
why they're there, why they're protesting, and they don't even know.
They can't really make a good argument.

Speaker 10 (02:12:48):
Oh, I don't know, I don't know. Yeah, exactly, they're employees. Look,
you just brought up the thing about two hundred some
of the FBI agents that that could have been considered influencers,
could have been considered and God even hates saying this,
instigators in the riots in January. M What aren't the

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FBI people paid employees?

Speaker 16 (02:13:13):
I would think, so, yeah, yeah, exactly.

Speaker 10 (02:13:17):
There's there's a pattern developing here. There's a pattern. And
plus on top of that, let's face it, there's a
paper trail that people don't. These people know wherever well,
they used to know wherever Penny went, but they're gonna
do They're gonna know wherever Nickel goes. So let's get
down to it. Find out who's funding these people. If

(02:13:39):
it's I mean, we could all name names. Well, got
a pretty good idea, but whoever's doing this, let's put
a stop to it.

Speaker 3 (02:13:46):
Yeah.

Speaker 20 (02:13:47):
I don't think these are.

Speaker 17 (02:13:47):
Just the agreement, that multinational investment agreement. You know, they're
always looking for foreign direct investment. That part of that
foreign direct investment is that they can bring in their
own workforce. And that's why you have tyson Chicken. You

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know that bring in people from foreign countries to work
in our country. If I could find that out, sure
as hell. You know, people in the government, people in Congress,
they know about it. So why haven't they fixed that?
Why haven't they changed that? Why haven't they recovered our

(02:14:35):
borders from the multinational corporation.

Speaker 10 (02:14:39):
I suggest to you, I suggest to you that all
the people that come across the border illegally, they're protesters.
They're protesting against our laws, and they end up being employees.

Speaker 16 (02:14:52):
Yeah, yeah, that's a good point.

Speaker 17 (02:14:55):
Well, I think they're I think there are employees when
they cr the border. They're coming up here for They're
coming up here for work, whatever kind of work it is.
Doesn't necessarily mean that they're going to work in a
Tyson's Chicken factory. It could be that their work is
to protest or to belong to one of these nonprofits.

Speaker 16 (02:15:20):
But hey, guys, uh, they have a solution for that.
What's Vicky's just describing there. Uh UK Prime Minister Starmer
Uh oh No, he's got a solution to that. And
believe me, this is a global solution. Listen to what
he's doing. Hold on, that was a big build up

(02:15:42):
for nothing home. Here's the clip and to remain here illegally.
Let me start this over.

Speaker 43 (02:15:50):
But too many years it's been too easy for people
to come here, slip into the shadow economy and to
remain here illegally.

Speaker 52 (02:15:58):
That's Prime Minister Keirstar unveiling a new plan to require
a digital ID for the right to work in the UK.
Government says the credential will be free, live on your
mobile phone. It's to act as authoritative proof of identity
and residency status. Won't be asked to carry it everywhere,
but employers will need to check it before hiring. Downing

(02:16:19):
Street frames this as closing off illegal work and shrinking
this shadow economy while simplifying access to services like drivers, licenses,
childcare and benefits. Officials say a digital check should also
cut forged documents and improve compliance. Critics, including conservatives and
civil liberties groups, warn about privacy and surveillance and question

(02:16:42):
whether it will deter dangerous channel crossings. Starmar casts the
plan as a pragmatic measure rather than rhetoric.

Speaker 9 (02:16:50):
You will not be able to work in the United
Kingdom if you do not have digital ID.

Speaker 4 (02:16:57):
It's as simple as that.

Speaker 52 (02:17:00):
A public consultation on delivery inclusion for people without smartphones
and security features like encryption and fast ravocation if a
phone is lost. The government says this is part of
a broader plan for change on borders and illegal Oh.

Speaker 16 (02:17:15):
Baby, it is a part of a broader plan. You
can bet this is a forerunner to the Mark of
the Beast.

Speaker 17 (02:17:22):
You know what he described it, that you verify system.

Speaker 16 (02:17:25):
Yeah, that's what it sounds like. That's the beginning stages.
You won't be able to buy or sell eventually without
you know, they'll they'll put it on your phone to
begin with, but then eventually it'll be on your under
your skin. Just like you remember when Claus Schwabs associate
what's that lunatics name, you remember his name? He said

(02:17:47):
he was fond of saying under the skin, under the skin.
The next step is under the skin.

Speaker 17 (02:17:54):
Yeah, yeah, don't I don't remember who that was, but yeah,
the World Economic Forum, that's where the real decisions are made,
and they're basically trying to eliminate the concept of citizenship
and redefining people to be just workers. Yeah, you're a worker.

(02:18:16):
Doesn't matter whether you're an American worker or a Mexican
worker or a Brazilian worker. You know, as long as
you've checked in with the system. Well, that's exactly what
I was saying about eliminating our borders, eliminating our basically
deconstructing our country and going to a global system of

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governance under the UN system.

Speaker 16 (02:18:47):
Yeah, hey, Mark, did you have anything else?

Speaker 10 (02:18:50):
Real quick thinking? There was something that I've kind of
got wind of. The Charlotte Turk visited South Korea shortly
before he gave his dissertation there in Utah, and there's
been a couple of talk show hosts that brought this up,
and they're trying to mesh how since twenty twenty two

(02:19:15):
South Korea has felled to the communists and how they
did it and the tempplate exactly is going on with
what's happening right here in this country.

Speaker 17 (02:19:27):
To a tea to tea, I remember seeing an article
about that, and it does seem so and a bad
part about that for us is, of course that a
lot of American manufacturers are over in South Korea.

Speaker 10 (02:19:50):
And where would you go to push that? But the
big cities in this country. Yeah, because they had they
had the most congressional votes. I mean, let's just keep going.
They get most of the the federal money. So here's
where we stand. And why do we have a problem
with the big cities? But is it all fit or what? Yeah?

Speaker 17 (02:20:10):
Well, it all goes along with the plan implemented during
the Clinton administration called glocalization. Do you remember that term
global to local and what they've done with our cities?
And I watched it happening in Boise, Idaho, where they

(02:20:36):
established a metropolitan governing structure, and I'm sure you've seen
that map Metro twenty fifty or something like that, effectively
breaking up the United States as a nation state. The

(02:20:56):
concept of breaking up nation states and going to a
system of global to local.

Speaker 10 (02:21:05):
M Well, we're off and running. You say, prayer for
this country because it and I don't know what to
think right now. I really don't love the callers, but
I don't know what to think. It's I'll tell you what,
it changes week by week. Yeah, And I'm getting really

(02:21:25):
sick and tired, and I don't. I hate to borrow
that phrase from art, but when you have constant news
footage about Epstein, constant news and nothing ever comes out
of it? Right, we still don't know anything about the
guy really or what he was really involved in. The
only thing I could think of is he basically took
the place of Hugh Hefner.

Speaker 16 (02:21:48):
Well, I don't know what, but I don't even know
if Hugh Hefner was doing what Epstein was doing. This
was a blatant intelligence operation. Now I'm sure that he
there was probably had you know, how do we know?
How do we don't know?

Speaker 10 (02:22:04):
See that was earlier in the news media's How can
I put this? You can get away with things back
in the sixties and seventies that you can never get
away with now, supposedly suppose because of the Internet. I mean,
we're out here, we're paying attention. Well, we might be

(02:22:25):
called conspiracy theorists, but it's for a good reason. We
have exspiracy. It needs to be investigated, and nobody.

Speaker 16 (02:22:31):
Will do it.

Speaker 10 (02:22:32):
Yeah, yeah, can I guarantee you? I'm sorry, go ahead.

Speaker 20 (02:22:38):
At this point, I.

Speaker 17 (02:22:39):
Think the Epstein story is a distraction. It is to
keep people focused on that. Well, there's a whole hell
of a lot going on in our country that needs attention.

Speaker 16 (02:22:54):
Well, I have to push back on that a little bit.
I think Epstein, the Epstein story is very important. And
I think that the fact that we don't know, we
don't have the client. We know of some of them,
like Prince Andrew and stuff like that, Bill Clinton was
on the flight, stuff like that, but we still don't

(02:23:16):
know who all was involved in that. You know, we
have all these victims, over one hundred victims, and they
were trafficked to nobody. And why is the Trump administration
covering up for this?

Speaker 10 (02:23:30):
And how did Mike his money?

Speaker 16 (02:23:33):
See this was It's very very obvious that this is
how they control politicians. They control them with money, and
they control them with sex, black mail, blackmail exactly. And
so this is one one means by which they're being controlled.

(02:23:55):
My question is how many other Epsteins are there that
we don't even know about?

Speaker 10 (02:23:59):
Well, you ain't kidding there, you.

Speaker 16 (02:24:01):
Know, we were just talking about sorrows and we were
just talking about this monster that finally is supposedly being prosecuted.
How many more are there? What kind of dark mess
is going up? Going on in the highest echelons of
power for something like that to even be able to

(02:24:23):
go on for that many years.

Speaker 17 (02:24:25):
I suspect there is a black mail network in every
city in this country. I'm sure. I'm sure there's one
in Voisy. And because when I started looking at what
was going on in voice, there were strange things that

(02:24:47):
were happening along those lines. But I really did not
pursue that angle of anything. But you know, who knows
how many men have been captured in in this kind
of sex blackmail kind of thing.

Speaker 10 (02:25:08):
And the easiest way to blackmail somebody is with all
the data you could possibly collect on the individual. Yeah,
and what and what are we moving into? It's been
going on for a while. It's like when when you
when you when you get a telecom company, you used
to get a benefit if you bundled, if you put

(02:25:31):
your phone and you put this and you put that
all with one provider. Well, doesn't that make life simple?
Doesn't that make it? Said Paul? Do you find anything
you said anywhere you said it, anything you watched anything
anywhere you watched it on your phone, on your internet
on you see, but you got to go to the

(02:25:52):
cheapest way, because you can't afford to keep it separate.
The only way you do is, like Art, just get
off the grid for a while. But he's back. So
I don't know what the answer is, and there's nothing
most of us have to hide because but then again,
what is not acceptable anymore? That changes week by week. Yeah,
we're just we're just out here trying to rub two

(02:26:14):
Nichols together best we can. I don't know. I just
don't know. But then we can't get the people that
we got. We got them straight to right ought being
absolute derelics, and we can't prose because say, why don't
they just tell the truth when they get up there
in front of a select committee, when they get up

(02:26:38):
in front of them and just say, you know, and
you had the senator whatever asked the question, and he responds,
and the person being interrogat and it says, well, on
advice from my lawyer, I've been told to say, I
don't remember, just just be honest.

Speaker 16 (02:26:54):
Hey, we got the break. Hey, thank you, Mark, I
appreciate it.

Speaker 10 (02:26:58):
Thanks for letting me rather.

Speaker 16 (02:26:59):
Yeah, absolutely, we'll be back.

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A love language minute. Here's doctor Gary Chapman on arm
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Speaker 53 (02:28:07):
Ours is an age in the Church of arm length Christianity.
Can you imagine what would happen in this generation in
the Christian Church if everybody in the church had a
prayer partner, and they met every day for prayer and
sharing of the Word. Every man in the church, every
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He met him either in the morning or at lunch,

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or in the afternoon or in the evening, and they
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the scriptures, they shared and they prayed together. Every woman
in the church had a prayer park and every day
they met together in one of their houses or somewhere
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shared the Word and they prayed together. Every teenager had
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not just a place people go on Sunday.

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Speaker 24 (02:29:00):
Moms, you can't imagine how important it is for your
children to know that you spend time with the Lord.

Speaker 54 (02:29:06):
I remember the mornings and even now I'll wake up
to hear someone weeping in our front room. Always walk
in and find my mother on her knees praying for them.

Speaker 24 (02:29:15):
To know that when you wake them up, you've already
prayed for them.

Speaker 54 (02:29:18):
Children just go through me and I would start crying.

Speaker 24 (02:29:21):
Even now, whenever I'm tempted to skip my time with
the Lord, I have the image of a mom and
dad who spent time with God first thing in the morning.

Speaker 54 (02:29:29):
But how comforting it was to hear her and see
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I will always hide that.

Speaker 54 (02:29:36):
In my mind.

Speaker 24 (02:29:37):
Your children need to know that the words of Isaiah
fifty are true for you. He wakens me morning by morning,
wakens me like one.

Speaker 54 (02:29:46):
Being taught watching her from my childhood, I have learned
to make my own prayer time with just me and God.
I love you, Mom, thank you so very much.

Speaker 24 (02:29:55):
With seeking Him, I'm Nancy Demas Walkmouth.

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Speaker 11 (02:31:00):
Where a spoof go to find out what's really going on.
This is Governed America.

Speaker 16 (02:31:21):
Welcome back to the broadcast. This is Governor America. Final
half hour of the show today. As we continue on here,
lots more to do this half hour, but I want
to knock out a couple of phone calls. Hello, you're
on the air. This is Massachusetts. Go ahead, please, yeah, hi, yell.

Speaker 38 (02:31:38):
Why do you call your show govern America.

Speaker 16 (02:31:41):
Because it's a call for people to govern America.

Speaker 38 (02:31:47):
That's why it's your call for It's your call for
people to govern America.

Speaker 10 (02:31:51):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (02:31:52):
Absolutely, it's a call for people to get involved and
especially at the local level. Because somebody is going to govern,
and if we don't fill that void, somebody else will.
So that's it.

Speaker 38 (02:32:06):
Well, well, why should we trust you to govern America?
Give us a few reasons why you ought to be
trusted to govern America.

Speaker 16 (02:32:15):
Well, I'm not governing America. I'm governing my own part
of America. What are you doing? I'm running, I am
a precinct delegate. I've been involved in years trying to
wake people up, trying to get people active and involved.
Let me ask you, what are you doing?

Speaker 10 (02:32:35):
No?

Speaker 38 (02:32:35):
But why?

Speaker 5 (02:32:36):
Why? Why do you?

Speaker 17 (02:32:37):
Uh?

Speaker 38 (02:32:37):
Why should we switch to your brand of taranties.

Speaker 16 (02:32:40):
My brand of tyranny? Yeah, I'm not I don't understand
what you're talking about. You know, you used to be
a good caller. What happened to you? Man? What why
the sudden adversarial swing in your calls?

Speaker 13 (02:32:59):
Here?

Speaker 16 (02:32:59):
All of a sudden? For years you've called my show.
Why are you all of a sudden so adversarial?

Speaker 10 (02:33:10):
I'm ad.

Speaker 38 (02:33:12):
Because I wanted to. I wanted to republic flawgcasting. But
you don't want to talk about republic flawgcasting.

Speaker 16 (02:33:19):
Well, I'm not going to trash the affiliates of my
show and there's nothing to trash here. They're they're a
platform that they're getting the message out, and uh, if
you don't like it, you don't have to listen. But
I don't understand what why why are you shooting? You know,

(02:33:40):
why do friendly fire at people who are trying to
get the message out of the truth?

Speaker 10 (02:33:47):
Why do that? M M M K Sets's message MK
ultra feta MK ultra fetsa his message?

Speaker 16 (02:33:58):
All right?

Speaker 17 (02:33:59):
Man?

Speaker 16 (02:34:00):
You know, I guess I'm just gonna have to quit
taking your calls because honestly, I don't have anything to
do with Fetzer. I don't listen. I don't have anything
to do with him. You know, you've got a one
track mine and you should, really, you should actually do
something to save the country. Maybe you should join a group,
get involved at a local level. You discuss your issues

(02:34:24):
and bring them to the public officials and try to
get something done on a local level, rather than trashing
everybody who's trying to do the work. All right, Phoenix Arizona,
you're on the air Guard.

Speaker 13 (02:34:37):
Please Darren Vicki, this is Mike an Arizona. Hi, Mike, Yes,
good morning. If you bear with me for a minute,
you've covered a tremendous amount of ground today, ken Lay.
As I recall, he was found guilty and he appealed
his conviction, and then he passed away before the appeal

(02:35:02):
process was carried out, and that was one of the
reasons why it was found not guilty, because he was
denied the appeal process. And as I also recall, he
had like two hundred and fifty million dollars in his
bank account, and being that he was denied his appeal,

(02:35:23):
his wife got to keep that two hundred and fifty
million dollars that they got from all their employees at
en run okay number two. All during the Biden administration,
if you would go to your search engine and type
in Antifa dot com and hit enter, it took you

(02:35:46):
to white House dot gov.

Speaker 16 (02:35:48):
Oh really, well that was I That doesn't really prove anything, though,
because what it really boils down to is whoever registers
a domain, you can forward that domain anywhere. Like if
I was able to register Bill Clinton dot com, I
could I could forward it wherever I wanted to forward it.

(02:36:09):
So the question would be who actually registered it and
why they chose to redirect it to white House dot gov.
But a lot of times you can't even figure out
anymore who actually owns a domain because the details are masked.

Speaker 17 (02:36:26):
Uh.

Speaker 16 (02:36:26):
They even if you do a who is look up
a lot of times, well I guess you can go
to the registrar. But even then all you can really
find you can find basic information. So it's it's right.

Speaker 13 (02:36:38):
Well, you know, the thing is is, I've heard this before,
and you know, at the beginning of the Biden administration,
if you would type in antifa dot com there there
would be a list. Well after it went to white
House dot gov. But then there was a whole bunch
of these other things going, well, it could be this group,
and it could be you know, and somebody's directing it.

(02:37:00):
And my question is is don't they have it people
that work at the White House, because if they did,
as soon as President Trump got elected, now antifa dot
Com goes to a Wikipedia page and it doesn't go
till white House dot gov. So if the Biden administration
was so concerned about implications of why is it going
to their website white house dot gov, they could have

(02:37:23):
just redirected it from there. Yeah.

Speaker 16 (02:37:25):
I don't even know that they were concerned about it.
I don't even know that they even knew that, did they.
I'm not even aware of it. Yeah.

Speaker 13 (02:37:35):
No, there was the news people that had found out
about okay, that questioned them and they gave the old
oh well, we're not really sure and let's move on
up in the air, folks. The next thing is is
I've here on like the local AM radio talk shows,
a whole lot of shared lexicon. They used the word

(02:37:57):
violent rhetoric the left definitely Lee loves that word rhetoric.
And they also now they're talking about ice. They talked
about masked individuals, unmarked cars, disappearing people, whether it's Gavin Newsome,
AOC jazzy ratchet. And just as a sidebar, there's a
new one, Representative Graholva. Griholva has been down in the

(02:38:22):
Tucson area and he finally succumbed to cancer. And now
his daughter, just like two days ago, I think it
was Tuesday, three days ago, got elected into the House
of Representatives to fill in for her father for the
next fifteen months to finish out is and she's already
making statements about you know, masked individual stuff and people

(02:38:46):
in unmarked cars and all that stuff. What we I
think of what we need to do is we have
to realize that the people that use this type of
phraseology and rhetoric or lexicon or communists recall in the
BLM Patricia Kuleurs, she came out and admitted that she

(02:39:11):
was a trained Marxist because another word they love to
use this fascist, because communists love the word fascist because
it rolls off the tongue and they really don't even
know the difference between a Nazi or a fascist. I
also noticed that they frequently call President Trump a fascist,

(02:39:34):
a Nazi or Hitler, but they never bother to call
President Trump. There are heroes like Stalin or Mao and
this other last thing that you were touching on about
shooting people, and I'm kind of both ways on that.

(02:39:54):
It's a phrase. It's called agitation propaganda, agit prop. And
so what you're is a common tactic by the communist
is to go in to provoke a reaction. And so
then you can hold that up and go you see,
these people are doing this, they're repressing us. Whether and
you had made a comment about well, and this is

(02:40:15):
what we need, is our tenement square or that's the
last thing that we need, or if that's what the
people are trying to provoke. Yeah, but I'll also throw
in here. We've already had our Tenement Square. It was
called tent State back in the nineteen sixties.

Speaker 16 (02:40:32):
Well, I think our yeah, our tanem And Square was
also Waco. You know, those people weren't doing anything, and
that's that's the concern that I have. Yeah, Hey, good call,
Thank you, Thank you for that. Appreciate it. Yeah, absolutely,
we don't need you know, you could talk about Ruby Ridge,

(02:40:54):
you can talk about Waco. Yeah. We've had a lot
of tiananm and squares in this country, haven't we a
lot of situations with the government murdered people who didn't deserve,
didn't call for it, wasn't they were just trying to
live their lives. I don't want to see any more
of that.

Speaker 20 (02:41:14):
You know.

Speaker 17 (02:41:15):
What is never talked about. Something that I discovered kind
of accidentally is the G seven and their decision on
global systems. There was a report produced by the German
Telecommunications chairman director whatever his name was, Martin Bangman and

(02:41:46):
his group produced a list of global systems. There are
eleven of them, and these the list of eleven are
broad categories under which there are you know, you can
define anything like the Transportation Initiative, Well, that was to

(02:42:15):
build the global transportation system. There's also global health. That's
what Bill Clinton's foundation is working on as global health.

Speaker 16 (02:42:27):
Yeah.

Speaker 17 (02:42:27):
And when they tried to use the COVID as the
dialectic for a public health takeover of our healthcare system,
that was to globalize our healthcare system under the United Nations.

Speaker 16 (02:42:46):
Yeah, and we had the World Health Organization Pandemic Treaty
being pushed in a massive way. It's an interesting you know,
we had Benjamin and Yahoo and Donald Trump both speaking
at the United Nations this week, and Trump was trashing
the United Nations. Well, for one thing, they stopped the

(02:43:09):
escalator on him, so they almost fell forward because he
lurched it shut stop to a halt very quickly. And
then he got up to speak and they turned the
teleprompter off.

Speaker 17 (02:43:22):
So that was a mistake on their part. I loved
what he said. Did you listen to that part?

Speaker 16 (02:43:31):
Well, not only did I listen to it, I actually
clipped it. But I wasn't planning on playing that right now.
But let's go ahead and do that since we're talking
about it. This is Donald Donald Trump at the UN
this week.

Speaker 11 (02:43:42):
Thank you very much, very.

Speaker 25 (02:43:44):
Much appreciated, and I don't mind making this speech without
a teleprompter, because the telepropter is not working.

Speaker 37 (02:43:56):
I feel very happy to be up here with you. Nevertheless,
and that way you speak more from the heart.

Speaker 25 (02:44:02):
I can only say that whoever's operating this teleprompter is
in big trouble. Likewise, in a period of just seven months,
I have ended seven unendable wars they said they were unendable.
This includes Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, the Congo

(02:44:23):
and Rwanda, Pakistan and India, Israel and Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia,
and Armenia and Azerbaijan. It included all of them, no
president or a prime minister, and for that matter, no
other country has ever done anything close to that.

Speaker 16 (02:44:40):
And I did it in just seven months.

Speaker 25 (02:44:43):
It's too bad that I had to do these things
instead of the United Nations doing them, And sadly, in
all cases, the United Nations did not even try to
help in any of them. I ended seven wars, dealt
with the leaders of and every one of these countries,
and never even received a phone call from the United

(02:45:04):
Nations offering to help in finalizing the deal. All I
got from the United Nations was an escalator that on
the way up stopped right in the middle. If the
first lady wasn't in great shape, she would have fallen.
But she's in great shape. We're both in good shape.

Speaker 16 (02:45:21):
We both.

Speaker 25 (02:45:25):
And then a teleprompter that didn't work. This is These
are the two things I got from the United Nations.
A bad escalator and a bad teleprompter, Thank you very much.
I didn't think of it at the time because I
was too busy working to save millions of lives, that
is the saving and stopping of these wars. But later

(02:45:45):
I realized that the United Nations wasn't there for us.
That being the case, what is the purpose of the
United Nations? The UN has such tremendous potential. All they
seemed to do is write a really strongly worded letter
and then never follow that letter up. It's empty words,
and empty words don't solve war. The only thing that

(02:46:05):
solves war and wars is action.

Speaker 16 (02:46:08):
Yeah. The only problem with that is, you know, the
United Nations that the other side could say, well, then
that's why the United Nations needs more power, and I
don't want to see that.

Speaker 17 (02:46:21):
Well, they're going for it because there is another reorganization
of the United Nations underway, and I can't remember the
exact title of it. It's United One World or something
like that. So they're moving for total global governance under

(02:46:45):
the United Nations system. Yeah, but that's one thing that
has never ever talked about in our country.

Speaker 16 (02:46:56):
Yeah. One other thing, let me just finish up. He
said something in this about a minute long. He said
something about how and I didn't realize this. He had
actually bid it on the property when they were evidently
remodeling or something, and he was a little irt by
the fact that they didn't choose his bid.

Speaker 25 (02:47:15):
Many years ago, a very successful real estate developer in
New York known as Donald J.

Speaker 16 (02:47:20):
Trump I bid on.

Speaker 25 (02:47:22):
The renovation and rebuilding of this very United Nations complex.

Speaker 16 (02:47:27):
I remembered so well.

Speaker 25 (02:47:29):
I said at the time that I would do it
for five hundred million dollars. Rebuilding everything would be beautiful.
I used to talk about, I'm going to give you
marble floors, they're going to give you to Raza, I'm
going to give you a best of everything.

Speaker 16 (02:47:43):
You're going to have mahogany walls. They're going to give
you plastic.

Speaker 25 (02:47:47):
But they decided to go in another direction, which was
much more expensive at the time, which actually produced a
far inferior product. And I realized that they did not
know what they were doing when it came to construction,
and that they're building concepts were so wrong, and the
product that they were.

Speaker 16 (02:48:03):
Proposing to build was so bad and so costly. It
was going to cost them a fortune. And I said,
and wait till you see the overruns.

Speaker 4 (02:48:11):
Well I turned out to be right.

Speaker 25 (02:48:13):
They had massive cost overruns and spent between two and
four billion dollars on the building and did not even
get the marble floors that I promised them. You walk
into Raza, do you notice that, as far as I'm concerned, frankly,
looking at the building and getting stuck in the escalator,
they still haven't finished the job.

Speaker 16 (02:48:34):
I thought that was kind of humorous. Yeah, well, we
don't want the United Nations to finish any job. That's
the whole point, you know. I wish to god the
whole building would just fall down and then the UN
would just go away, because we know they're not there
for any good purpose. They're there for world government. That's

(02:48:54):
the bottom line. Oh, that's a conspiracy. Theorist talking. No, no,
it's not. All you have to do is look at
Agenda twenty one, look at the plan for implementation. Look
at what's going on everywhere. Every city that you have
all across this country is all Agenda twenty one being implemented.
Think globally, act locally, that's what they say. And look

(02:49:15):
at what's happening. It's being done everywhere.

Speaker 17 (02:49:18):
Look at the Millennium Summit too, because that's when the
big decision was made. The Millennium Summit was in the
year two thousand and the purpose of the Millennium Summit
global governance.

Speaker 16 (02:49:35):
YEP. So we just about we got about a few
minutes left of the broadcast. Tell you what, let me
go ahead. I might push my dearborn stuff off till
next week. I don't know. Got a couple of calls
on the line. Let me just go ahead and take
those real quick. California, please be quick.

Speaker 55 (02:49:51):
You're on the air, Hientia to California.

Speaker 17 (02:49:57):
I heard this one.

Speaker 55 (02:49:58):
We had a convention of the Estates on maybe this
week in or this week. We've never enforced the actual constitution,
so we need to push for constitutional compliance committees at
every county level, working with the county supervisors. And that

(02:50:18):
is something that man that was calling in who was
being objectional could do. Is And I know the Constitution
is not perfect and it does need to have some
amendments made, but first we need to get it back
into and being enforced.

Speaker 16 (02:50:33):
Yeah, we don't, we don't want the Convention of States
though that's a that's a con con. It's just another
name for a con con. So the amendments, the way
the Constitution has always been amendment been amended hasn't been
from the states doing it. It's it's been the federal
government doing it and ratified by the states, at least

(02:50:56):
in most cases. You can well some of them have
not really been ratified, but that's a different story.

Speaker 17 (02:51:03):
What's that There are some mission there are some issues
that the federal government can't implement. And in our state law,
Idaho's law, there is a section that references the Hague
Convention on International Child Support and Recovery. And that's the

(02:51:28):
way they're bringing in international law into our state governments.
On my website, I have a whole section devoted to
a piece of legislation in Idaho called S. Ten sixty seven,
s Dot ten sixty seven and It was kind of

(02:51:53):
like an emergency research project because this piece of legislation
was going through the legend legislature referencing this Hague convention, yep.
And that's how they've breached our external borders, coming directly

(02:52:14):
into the interior of the United States. And I don't
know how many other pieces of legislation have gone through
that are in state law referencing and international convention. But
that's what they tried to do with COVID, you know,

(02:52:35):
bringing in the WHO basically to under the guise of
public health to take over our healthcare system.

Speaker 16 (02:52:48):
Yeah, exactly. Yeah, they're still trying to do it. Hey, Cynthia,
I'm sorry, it was just about out of time. Thank
you for the call. Call back again next week. Okay,
I'm gonna squeeze one more call in here. Let's go
to Sherry in Kansas. Hello, you're on the air. Got
to be quick. Unfortunately, we're almost out of time.

Speaker 20 (02:53:04):
Hi, Darren Hicky.

Speaker 56 (02:53:07):
I thought Trump's speech was the part I saw on
Press TV, and maybe they were just showing the bad parts,
but I thought it was an embarrassment. You know, Donald Trump, Uh,
he probably threw a lot of his contractors into bankruptcies
when he bank went bankrupt and how many I think

(02:53:27):
I've heard he went bankruptcy times?

Speaker 16 (02:53:30):
Yeah, I heard.

Speaker 56 (02:53:31):
And also he did not stop the war between Israel
and Iran. He aided Israel.

Speaker 16 (02:53:38):
Yeah, that's true.

Speaker 56 (02:53:39):
Have those faces that we've been asked to leave in
the rock? They never would have let them fly over
a rock. And I understand they had to be refueled,
and that our government plane refueled.

Speaker 10 (02:53:54):
Yep.

Speaker 16 (02:53:55):
So yeah, I agree, And thank you for pointing that out.
All right, siate you saying that.

Speaker 17 (02:54:00):
All right, I have to say one thing. You didn't
play the part of Trump's speech.

Speaker 16 (02:54:08):
Whoops, go ahead, what were you saying? Say that again?

Speaker 17 (02:54:12):
I said, I said, you didn't play the part of
Trump's speech where he went total scorched earth on the UN.
I loved it. I absolutely loved it. And I'm sure
the only reason it was because he was ad and living.
But he let him have it right between the eyes.

Speaker 16 (02:54:33):
Yeah, you know, And and Sherry's got some good points
about that. The problem is is that you don't know
what really Trump. He'll say one thing one day and
the next day he'll say something entirely different. And the
problem is you can't trust the guy. And that's the
difficulty I have with all of this stuff. You know,
I certainly don't want to see a police state in

(02:54:55):
the streets. I don't want to see UN troops restoring order.
I don't want to see American citizens shot. But I
do want to see law and order. So I mean,
we have dialectics everywhere, and we try to sort through
them the best we can.

Speaker 17 (02:55:12):
And so I consider anybody that wants to dismantle the
United States as a nation state, I consider them the enemy.

Speaker 16 (02:55:22):
I agreed, totally. Absolutely. Well, we're out of time, so
God bless you folks. We appreciate you joining us every week.
We ask that you pray for this republic, pray do
what you can to restore it. God bless each you
and every one of you. Thank you, Vicky as always
appreciate everything you do as well.

Speaker 13 (02:55:42):
Thank you.

Speaker 17 (02:55:43):
Thank you Darren.

Speaker 16 (02:55:44):
Right, join us back here next week, bring a friend,
and we'll do it all over again. I hopefully can
get to some Dearborn stuff, because we have some bad
stuff going on in Dearborn and we'll cover it here soon.
I bless you, folks. Talk to you later.

Speaker 5 (02:56:01):
Oh bye.

Speaker 35 (02:56:14):
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Speaker 11 (02:56:24):
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