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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's that time time, time, time, luck and load. The
Michael Arry Show is on the air. So we're focused
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on new developments that are emerging from within our deep
state organizations that reveal there was a coordinated conspiracy to
destroy Donald Trump's candidacy and then his presidency, and that
the people who were involved, John Brennan, Barack Obama, Jim Comey,
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Susan Rice, that those individuals are now running very scared
because none of this was ever supposed to see the
light of day. These are people who are never expected
to be revealed. The Emperor has no clothes, They're evil
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has been shown. I used to watch a TV show
called American Greed. CNBC did it. I don't know if
they still make new episodes or not, but that Stacy
Keach would narrate it, and it was the narrative arc
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of the show was it would start with this person
who was driving. It was always the same. They're driving
a Lamborghini or a Ferrari, they wear a different Rolex
or protect Philip or whatever. Every day they travel to
exotic locations, they spend lavishly by houses everywhere, and then boof,
(02:01):
what do you know? It was all a Ponzi's game,
and you sort of grow accustomed to this hole. You know,
this is the way things are, and it's amazing how
these people go from You'll see them like if they
have a company, they'll hire, you know, the Rolling Stones
or somebody to come and play their their event, and
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they'll get up on stage they look at me, I'm great,
and you know I'm a rock star, and champagne everywhere,
and they're making statements like, you know, I'm the greatest
there's ever been, Muhammad Ali or something, and then they're
busted and all of a sudden they can't believe it
because in Alan Stanford's mind, he's smarter than everyone else.
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No one will ever stop him. He's the greatest. In
Bernie Madoff's mind, he's more clever than everyone else, and
he can look you eye in the eye line and
no one will ever They'll never be a run, No
one will ever want to be paid out the money,
So the fact that it doesn't exist, just keep sending
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them paper and telling them you got it. And you know,
you just see scheme after scheme after scheme of these
people and you think to yourself, what level of hutzpod
do you have? To think you will always be able
to get away with it. In One of the patterns
you notice that comes through again and again and again
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is that the longer people get away with a fraud,
the more they believe it's impossible to be caught. The
fraud of Brennan Komy, the CIA McCabe, strasick page of
Hillary Obama. The problem is they've gotten away with this
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for so long that they never believed this day could happen.
I don't think they even believed one hundred percent that
Trump would do what he's doing now and that he
would put the former vice chair of the Democrat Party
in the position to make this happen. But put somebody
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in a position where they have an incentive, a motivation
to do more than the bare minimum. Remember when Tulsey
Gabbart said she was being followed on the planes. Remember
when they were putting the sky marshals on every plane
she was on. Remember when they were digging into her life.
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Oh hell, hath no fury like a woman's corned, or
in this case, like a woman's spied upon, Like a
woman you tried to destroy. They even worked to try
to separate her from the Trump administration. Just a couple
of months ago, do you remember the news that Toolsey's out,
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Trump's firing her. She's not out, she's very in. She
said that the CI director at the time, John Brennan,
who is the devil himself, and the intelligence community took
the intelligence that they had gathered and mischaracterized it on purpose.
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It's not accidental to create a false narrative. And that
false narrative which they gave to the media and the
media kept running with, was Putin wants Trump now. The
way this work says Putin bad, Russia bad. Remember the
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Cold War. It's still the Cold War is still for
folks fifty and sixty plus, it's still top of mind. Him.
Damn Rooskies. They're liable to bomb us at any minute.
So you got the proper boogeyman the Ruskies. Rooskies will
do it. And so you say the Ruskies have put
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Trump in. Wow, Wolverine avenge my death. I saw red Dawn.
I didn't know it ended like this.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
Putin has picked Trump, and Putin has picked Trump, and
Trump will be the president, but he'll give America over
to Putin.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
Oh, I had no idea.
Speaker 3 (06:29):
You know.
Speaker 1 (06:29):
The amazing thing about all this is that Hillary was
actually close to Putin. Hillary, I don't know this for sure,
so I will put the word allegation that Hillary was
on Putin's peril. I'm not the only person who believes that,
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which would be further to Russia's genius.
Speaker 4 (06:54):
Point.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
When Rush always said, if you want to know what
they're up to, look at what they accuse you of.
That's what TOOLSA.
Speaker 3 (07:00):
Gabbett said, Then CIA Director Brennan and the intelligence community
mischaracterized intelligence and relied on dubious, substandard sources to create
a contrived, false narrative that Putin developed a quote unquote clear.
Speaker 1 (07:13):
Preference for Trump.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
Brennan and the ICE misled lawmakers by referencing the debunked
Steele dossier to assess quote unquote Russia's plans and intentions,
falsely suggesting that this dossier had intelligence value when he
knew that it was discredited. The intelligence community excluded significant
intelligence and ignored or selectively quoted reliable intelligence that contradicted
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the intelligence community assessment's key findings on Putin's alleged support
for Trump. Including this intelligence reporting would have exposed the
ICA's claim as implausible.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
If not ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
The Intelligence community assessment omitted reliably sourced information such as
how some Russian intelligence officials were quote unquote planning for
candidate Hillary Clinton's victory, while others assess neither Trump nor
Clinton would respect Russia's interests, as was reflected in the
ODNI documents that we released on Friday. Multiple intelligence community
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assessments released in the months leading up to the November
twenty sixteen election concluded that Russia had neither the intent
nor capability to impact the outcome of the US election.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
The Michael Berry Show Michael Berry Show, Chuck Mangeoni has passed.
Born Charles Frank Mangioni, most noted as a flugelhorn player,
he was just a few months shy of eighty five
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years old. Came to prominence as a member of Art
Blakey's band in the sixties and later he would lead
the Jazz Brothers with his brother, and that would be
his brother, Gaspare Charles Mangioni, who was known as Gap.
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Both very talented brass instrumentalists. You just heard his nineteen
seventy eight jazz pop single Feels So Good. He would
go on to release thirty albums. Actually, I think it
was thirty three. I wrote thirty, but I think it
was thirty three albums from nineteen sixty to the present.
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He was born in Rochester, New York, to Italian parents
and had a most impressive career for an instrumentalist like this.
You know, I think of folks that in the realm
of instrumentalists who achieved such fame, Herb Alpert of course
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being one, but Satchmo would belt out some tunes, so
can't really put him one hundred percent in that category.
So let's go back to Tulsey Gabbard, former vice chair
of the Democrat National Committee, now Director of National Intelligence,
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and her job. Her task was to go in and
find out what the hell happened, and I think the
President has said, go in and seek the truth, be
a seeker of truth, and be fearless, which she has
proven to be in revealing what you find. She highlighted
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some of the intelligence that the Russians had gathered on Hillary.
So the tables are turned now, and that Putin did
not really did not release the information about Hillary because
he thought, as did ninety two percent of what's the
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five cent, what's the whatever the polling that Nate Silver
the guy who was supposed to be the expert. Over
ninety percent of the experts believed that Clinton would win
the election, and so did Putin, and he didn't want
to release things about her and have a negative relationship
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with her. He figured, if she's gonna win, this is
how you play ball when you're when you're when you're
a guy that's with his background KGB background. He wanted
her to win, and once she won, he'd have the
goods on her. So he'd be able to use those
goods on her. If he destroyed her career before she
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got in, he's got no leverage if he holds onto
the infrom till she wins. He says, hey, I got
this out here about you, and she gives him what
he wants. Listen to this.
Speaker 3 (12:08):
I'm going to go over the key findings from the
House Intelligence Report, which investigated the claims that were made
by an intelligence community assessment ordered by President Obama and
published in January.
Speaker 1 (12:20):
Of twenty seventeen.
Speaker 3 (12:23):
First, Putin's principal interests relating to the twenty sixteen election
were to undermine faith in the US democratic process, not
show any preference of a certain candidate. In fact, this
report shows Putin held back leaking, held back from leaking
compromising material on Hillary Clinton prior to the election, instead
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planning to release it after the election to weaken what
Moscow viewed as an inevitable Clinton presidency. In the January
twenty seventeen Intelligence Community assessment that President Obama ordered John Brennan,
who was CIA Director at the time, and the Intelligence Community,
intentionally suppressed intelligence that showed Putin was saving the most
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damaging material that he had in his possession about Hillary
Clinton until after her potential and likely victory. The report
goes into great detail about the information that Russia and
Putin had which on Hillary Clinton, which included possible criminal
acts like secret meetings with multiple named US religious organizations
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in which State Department officials offered in exchange for supporting
Secretary Clinton's campaign for the presidency, significant increases in financing
from the State Department.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
We'd save the best for last on Hillary. Hope we
didn't bury the lead here. This doesn't come from the Russians,
This doesn't come from the deep State. This comes from
high ranking members of her own Democrat party. They allege
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that as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton was on a
daily regimen of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 3 (14:13):
There were high level DNC emails that detailed evidence of
Hillary's quote psycho emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression,
and cheerfulness, and that then Secretary Clinton was allegedly on
a daily regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 1 (14:31):
Ramon as a king of ding It is your prerogative,
but would you mind playing that again please?
Speaker 3 (14:37):
There were high level DNC emails that detailed evidence of
Hillary's quote psycho emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression,
and cheerfulness, and that then Secretary Clinton was allegedly on
a daily regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
That sounds to me like a bipolar personality, which many
people around her have described her as being a bipolar
personality who was under extreme medical sedation. Think about this
for a second. Hillary Clinton was a Democrat nominee in
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twenty sixteen. She was on a daily regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Remember when she fell out and was like a cold fish,
a dead fish, and they had to throw her like
a bag of potatoes, a sack of potatoes in the
back of the van. We all caught that, We all
saw it on TV. Remember the various times she looked
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either dead or zombie state. We just learned that Joe
Biden was on ambion. Hunter told us that Kamala Harris
was rumored to be drunk most of the time. We've
got footage of that. Is this se best and bright
as the Democrat Party has to offer or are they
being kept drugged up so they can be easily controlled
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the Michael Berrys Show. Even Hunter Bryden, part of Joe
Biden's cabinet perhaps running portion of the government, said that
you couldn't blame his dad for a poor debate performance
because his dad was on ambient and a very old man,
and being on ambient, he didn't really know where he
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was and a very old man. You couldn't blame him
for not performing. Well, how could he perform, Well, he's
an old man and he's on a sleeping bill. Oh, well,
what happens if he gets a call at two o'clock
in the morning and Benghazzi's in full swing and he
has to make a snap decision. Well, you can't exactly
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expect him to make a big decision. He's an old
man on ambien. Okay, But we're not stuck with having
an old man on ambient be the president. We can
have somebody be president who has his full faculties who's
not on ambient. You act like, well, y'all are being unfair.
He's an old man, he has dementia and he's on ambien,
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and y'all are saying, oh, you didn't have such a
great debate performance. Well, he's barely alive. Okay, that's the point.
That's why he didn't get four more years. That's not
a defense. So we got Joe Biden who's on ambien
and demented and old. His son had been sat then
his vice president, who's drunk, I mean, sloppy drunk all
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the time. We've got footage after footage. She's a complete drunk,
a sloppy drunk. She had the build of a woman
that drinks too much. It's all carried in the gut.
And then we got Hillary Clinton, who was the Secretary
of State, who we now know was on tranquilizers, which
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kind of makes sense. You know what else we learn
about her mood swings like that. Play that clip if
you would, the fifteen second clip by Toilsy Gabbertt about
Hillary Clinton of what they discovered there are.
Speaker 3 (18:04):
High level DNC emails that detailed evidence of Hillary's quote
psycho emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression, and cheerfulness,
and that then Secretary Clinton was allegedly on a daily
regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
Some women, not all. Some are emotionally not inclined to
be in powerful positions that require long hours, tough decisions,
high stress. There are men who have their weaknesses that
are more common to their sex, sexual harassment being one
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of them. There are women who are prone to these
outbursts is anger, these moodswings. I've witnessed it. I worked
for a woman who was like that through a book
one time. I was gone within a week. I've seen
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it happen where there are women who do not have
the disposition to be in a leadership position. Now, I'm
sure there are lots of women who are going to
send me emails and say you're a misogynist, and no,
I just tell you what I see. I do not
believe that every woman is Maggie Thatcher. I do not
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believe that every woman, because they are a woman, is
beyond criticism. Because I fear that you'll think I'm a misogynist.
I don't care. I'll tell you what we don't do.
We don't put women as quarterback of our favorite NFL
team or our favorite college team. We could, we could
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be the team that really, you know, makes history. An
unprecedented move in college football. Today, the University of ten
Lexus has decided to bench arch Manning in favor of
some woman. Yay, let's have a parade. It's girl power.
You don't do that, do you, because the donors wouldn't
stand for it, the fans wouldn't stand for it, even
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the fans who think that you ought to put a
woman in a position even if she's not qualified. Her
lack of qualification is not her sex. But it does
happen that there are some women who are not meant
for leadership and the pattern of emotional breakdowns, bipolar or
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polar behaviors, manic behaviors, extraordinarily dramatic behaviors. And I really
don't care that you don't like me for saying that,
because it's true. I'm very fortunate. I've been with my
wife for thirty six year. I am the far more
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emotional of the two. She is song freud, she is
cool in the pocket. I've almost never seen her cry,
and that was the death of a loved one. And
that was thirty five years ago when her father passed.
She woke me up in the middle of the night
to tell me her father had died, with whom I
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was very close, and I cried, and she said he
had a great life. She is strong, she is tough,
tougher than I am. She was a Secretary of State
of the Great State of Texas, and she got rave
reviews for her work implementing the voter ID law, despite
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the law being described as racist and voter suppression. And
she's tough, she's smart, all of them. So you're welcome
to say that I don't like women or I don't
think women this right, because that's what people do to
avoid to prevent the same standards being applied across the board.
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If you criticize a black person, you're a racist. If
you criticize a woman, you're a misogynist. If you criticize
a transgender, if you criticize a Muslim, you're islamophobic. And
if you care what people think about you, then you
simply keep your mouth shut and you let people get
away with crimes or incompetence because you don't want to
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be criticized. A very wise man once said, imagine how
much good you could do in the world if you
stopped caring what people think about you. He wasn't that wise.
That's not a quote, and it's true. Imagine how much
good you could do in the world if you stopped
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caring what people think about you. It's like that movie, yes, man,
But imagine if imagine if you went through life. Imagine
if you were at the grocery store and this black
woman cut in line in front of everybody, and you said, hey, hey, lady,
back of the line, and she said, oh, you racism.
He said, no, it has nothing to do with the
fact that you're black. It has everything to do with
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the fact that you're late to the line and you
belong in the back. But your willingness to blame my
criticism on racism has everything to do with the fact
that you're black, because you have been taught by white
liberals and other blacks that you can break the rules
and simply claim that anyone who enforces those rules that
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are universally applied is a racist, and that has put
you in the position of entitlement that has made you
an irrational person. You simply use racism as an excuse
for your failures, as an excuse for your bad behaviors. Well,
it's not going to work for me. And by the way,
chop chop back of the line. You're just in here
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listening to my erry. What the guitarist for Golden ear
Ring has passed and I was not aware of that fact.
George Koyman's has passed at seventy seven. Ramon, Is Golden
(24:27):
Earring our favorite Dutch rock band by default? Or do
we have another one? Where is AHA from? I like
Golden Earring better than AHA because other than take on me, well,
it's got to be Golden ear I mean, I can't
think of another. No, wait, wait, wait, wait wait, what
(24:49):
are we gonna call Van Halen? Are we gonna call
them an American band? They're an American Okay, we're not
gonna okay, but they're man. They might make a claim
for Dutch royalty, and our creative director Jim Mudd is
really really what is the term? You don't say queer
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for them anymore? Homosexual? For Van Helen? He loves I
mean loves Van Helen absolutely well, it's very rare for
us to stay focused on a single topic for an
entire day. And the reason is this is the most
important news story in a very very long time in
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this and development, and this needs to be amplified. Toolsey
Gabbard was asked if she believes any of this new
information she is revealing as Director of National Intelligence d
and I director implicates President Obama the.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
Manufacture of this intelligence assessment. There are multiple pieces of
evidence and intelligence that confirm that fact.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
Anything we've played from tools d Gabbard is these things
she said at press briefings that were open to all
the press. It's not that she's just gone on friendly
media and said these things. The following is on friendly media.
She's on Jesse Waters Show on Fox News, and she
explains that she'd put together a team to investigate this
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specific task, specific the Russian collusion hoax, and that it
was a whistleblower who came forward with details on how
it all led back to Obama. Folks, when you go
into an organization that has operated as a criminal enterprise
and they understand that some people are going to get
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hung out to dry. If you hang around long enough,
somebody's going to pull you aside and say Hey, Susie
in accounting, she's the one that was running this whole thing. Well,
in this case, they said, hey, Barack Obama, he's the
one was involved.
Speaker 3 (26:58):
Shortly after coming in to this position as Director of
National Intelligence, I formed a special team to investigate this issue.
I got to tell you, it wasn't easy. There were
a lot of deep state obstacles that exist still within
the intelligence community. But ultimately we had a whistleblower who
came forward that brought some critical pieces to this story,
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and we were able to discover these documents and find
these documents that really pointed to President Obama directing his
national security leaders in James Clapper and John Brennan to
manufacture this January twenty seventeen intelligence community assessment. The investigation
that I led at OD and I that we released
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last week Friday provided a lot of those foundational building
blocks and proof for what we know happened. The report
that we released today, the House Intelligence Committee Oversite Majority
Staff report that investigated that January twenty seventeen assessment that
President Obama had manufactured with fake intelligence in order to
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achieve knowingly using false intelligence in order to get to
the conclusion that he wanted to promote to the American
people that Putin had acted in favor of President Trump
winning that election.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
In twenty sixteen, CNN was carrying Tulsey Gabbard's statement live,
this is the Director of National Intelligence. This is an
important person with the revelations of an important development from
the deep state. And as she was making clear that
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Obama was implicated in all of this, the host cut away,
we can't let you know what's going on. We will
simply not air what you have to say, and we
will hide it, just like we hid the news of
Hunter Biden's laptop.
Speaker 3 (28:52):
Multiple intelligence community assessments released in the months leading up
to the November twenty sixteen election concluded that Russia had
neither the intent nor capability to impact the outcome of.
Speaker 1 (29:02):
The US election.
Speaker 5 (29:04):
On December fifth, we've been listening there to the Director
of National Intelligence, Tulca Gabbard, continuing on what has now
been a multi day effort not only with public statements
like this, but release of documents to attempt to back
up the quite extreme allegation that President Obama is guilty
of treason and that he worked in some sort of
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conspiracy with Hillary Clinton, etc. In the assessment by the
intelligence community at the time that Russia interfered in the
twenty sixteen election.
Speaker 1 (29:35):
So the host of CNN, as CNN was carrying Tulsea
Gabberd's statements, chose to cut away. And who was that host?
Jim Shudo, And who was he during the Obama administration.
He was the chief of staff and senior advisor to
US Ambassador Gary Locke at the US Embassy in Beijing
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from twenty eleven twenty thirteen. I'm sure that has nothing
to do with why he was silencing what Toolsey Gabbard
was saying. CNN's Jeff Zelini doesn't think this is information
that the network should be repeating. You don't deserve to
get to see the news and decide for yourself. It's
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their job to hide you from it.
Speaker 4 (30:19):
I mean, this is hardly information that we should even
be repeating, never mind that it's you know, some some
years after the fact, eight years more than that after
the fact, but also just to look at the source.
But look, this is what this White House wants to
talk about, and I'm not sure that we should spend
that much more time on it.
Speaker 1 (30:39):
Frankly, no, why would we want to talk about this.
Former FBI Director Andrew McCabe was on CNN where he
called the idea that this was this is just absurd.
Speaker 6 (30:51):
The idea that she would use this discussion around sourcing
and intensive Russians as some sort of springboard for charges
against Barack Obama or John Brennan, for Jim Comey or
anyone else is absurd.
Speaker 1 (31:17):
Hey, the gentleman Elvis has let good body, thank you,
and goodnight
It's that time time, time, time, luck and load. The
Michael Arry Show is on the air. So we're focused
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on new developments that are emerging from within our deep
state organizations that reveal there was a coordinated conspiracy to
destroy Donald Trump's candidacy and then his presidency, and that
the people who were involved, John Brennan, Barack Obama, Jim Comey,
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Susan Rice, that those individuals are now running very scared
because none of this was ever supposed to see the
light of day. These are people who are never expected
to be revealed. The Emperor has no clothes, They're evil
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has been shown. I used to watch a TV show
called American Greed. CNBC did it. I don't know if
they still make new episodes or not, but that Stacy
Keach would narrate it, and it was the narrative arc
(01:41):
of the show was it would start with this person
who was driving. It was always the same. They're driving
a Lamborghini or a Ferrari, they wear a different Rolex
or protect Philip or whatever. Every day they travel to
exotic locations, they spend lavishly by houses everywhere, and then boof,
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what do you know? It was all a Ponzi's game,
and you sort of grow accustomed to this hole. You know,
this is the way things are, and it's amazing how
these people go from You'll see them like if they
have a company, they'll hire, you know, the Rolling Stones
or somebody to come and play their their event, and
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they'll get up on stage they look at me, I'm great,
and you know I'm a rock star, and champagne everywhere,
and they're making statements like, you know, I'm the greatest
there's ever been, Muhammad Ali or something, and then they're
busted and all of a sudden they can't believe it
because in Alan Stanford's mind, he's smarter than everyone else.
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No one will ever stop him. He's the greatest. In
Bernie Madoff's mind, he's more clever than everyone else, and
he can look you eye in the eye line and
no one will ever They'll never be a run, No
one will ever want to be paid out the money,
So the fact that it doesn't exist, just keep sending
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them paper and telling them you got it. And you know,
you just see scheme after scheme after scheme of these
people and you think to yourself, what level of hutzpod
do you have? To think you will always be able
to get away with it. In One of the patterns
you notice that comes through again and again and again
(03:25):
is that the longer people get away with a fraud,
the more they believe it's impossible to be caught. The
fraud of Brennan Komy, the CIA McCabe, strasick page of
Hillary Obama. The problem is they've gotten away with this
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for so long that they never believed this day could happen.
I don't think they even believed one hundred percent that
Trump would do what he's doing now and that he
would put the former vice chair of the Democrat Party
in the position to make this happen. But put somebody
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in a position where they have an incentive, a motivation
to do more than the bare minimum. Remember when Tulsey
Gabbart said she was being followed on the planes. Remember
when they were putting the sky marshals on every plane
she was on. Remember when they were digging into her life.
(04:33):
Oh hell, hath no fury like a woman's corned, or
in this case, like a woman's spied upon, Like a
woman you tried to destroy. They even worked to try
to separate her from the Trump administration. Just a couple
of months ago, do you remember the news that Toolsey's out,
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Trump's firing her. She's not out, she's very in. She
said that the CI director at the time, John Brennan,
who is the devil himself, and the intelligence community took
the intelligence that they had gathered and mischaracterized it on purpose.
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It's not accidental to create a false narrative. And that
false narrative which they gave to the media and the
media kept running with, was Putin wants Trump now. The
way this work says Putin bad, Russia bad. Remember the
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Cold War. It's still the Cold War is still for
folks fifty and sixty plus, it's still top of mind. Him.
Damn Rooskies. They're liable to bomb us at any minute.
So you got the proper boogeyman the Ruskies. Rooskies will
do it. And so you say the Ruskies have put
(06:00):
Trump in. Wow, Wolverine avenge my death. I saw red Dawn.
I didn't know it ended like this.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
Putin has picked Trump, and Putin has picked Trump, and
Trump will be the president, but he'll give America over
to Putin.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
Oh, I had no idea.
Speaker 3 (06:29):
You know.
Speaker 1 (06:29):
The amazing thing about all this is that Hillary was
actually close to Putin. Hillary, I don't know this for sure,
so I will put the word allegation that Hillary was
on Putin's peril. I'm not the only person who believes that,
(06:52):
which would be further to Russia's genius.
Speaker 4 (06:54):
Point.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
When Rush always said, if you want to know what
they're up to, look at what they accuse you of.
That's what TOOLSA.
Speaker 3 (07:00):
Gabbett said, Then CIA Director Brennan and the intelligence community
mischaracterized intelligence and relied on dubious, substandard sources to create
a contrived, false narrative that Putin developed a quote unquote clear.
Speaker 1 (07:13):
Preference for Trump.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
Brennan and the ICE misled lawmakers by referencing the debunked
Steele dossier to assess quote unquote Russia's plans and intentions,
falsely suggesting that this dossier had intelligence value when he
knew that it was discredited. The intelligence community excluded significant
intelligence and ignored or selectively quoted reliable intelligence that contradicted
(07:37):
the intelligence community assessment's key findings on Putin's alleged support
for Trump. Including this intelligence reporting would have exposed the
ICA's claim as implausible.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
If not ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
The Intelligence community assessment omitted reliably sourced information such as
how some Russian intelligence officials were quote unquote planning for
candidate Hillary Clinton's victory, while others assess neither Trump nor
Clinton would respect Russia's interests, as was reflected in the
ODNI documents that we released on Friday. Multiple intelligence community
(08:13):
assessments released in the months leading up to the November
twenty sixteen election concluded that Russia had neither the intent
nor capability to impact the outcome of the US election.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
The Michael Berry Show Michael Berry Show, Chuck Mangeoni has passed.
Born Charles Frank Mangioni, most noted as a flugelhorn player,
he was just a few months shy of eighty five
(08:45):
years old. Came to prominence as a member of Art
Blakey's band in the sixties and later he would lead
the Jazz Brothers with his brother, and that would be
his brother, Gaspare Charles Mangioni, who was known as Gap.
(09:09):
Both very talented brass instrumentalists. You just heard his nineteen
seventy eight jazz pop single Feels So Good. He would
go on to release thirty albums. Actually, I think it
was thirty three. I wrote thirty, but I think it
was thirty three albums from nineteen sixty to the present.
(09:32):
He was born in Rochester, New York, to Italian parents
and had a most impressive career for an instrumentalist like this.
You know, I think of folks that in the realm
of instrumentalists who achieved such fame, Herb Alpert of course
(09:58):
being one, but Satchmo would belt out some tunes, so
can't really put him one hundred percent in that category.
So let's go back to Tulsey Gabbard, former vice chair
of the Democrat National Committee, now Director of National Intelligence,
(10:22):
and her job. Her task was to go in and
find out what the hell happened, and I think the
President has said, go in and seek the truth, be
a seeker of truth, and be fearless, which she has
proven to be in revealing what you find. She highlighted
(10:43):
some of the intelligence that the Russians had gathered on Hillary.
So the tables are turned now, and that Putin did
not really did not release the information about Hillary because
he thought, as did ninety two percent of what's the
(11:06):
five cent, what's the whatever the polling that Nate Silver
the guy who was supposed to be the expert. Over
ninety percent of the experts believed that Clinton would win
the election, and so did Putin, and he didn't want
to release things about her and have a negative relationship
(11:31):
with her. He figured, if she's gonna win, this is
how you play ball when you're when you're when you're
a guy that's with his background KGB background. He wanted
her to win, and once she won, he'd have the
goods on her. So he'd be able to use those
goods on her. If he destroyed her career before she
(11:55):
got in, he's got no leverage if he holds onto
the infrom till she wins. He says, hey, I got
this out here about you, and she gives him what
he wants. Listen to this.
Speaker 3 (12:08):
I'm going to go over the key findings from the
House Intelligence Report, which investigated the claims that were made
by an intelligence community assessment ordered by President Obama and
published in January.
Speaker 1 (12:20):
Of twenty seventeen.
Speaker 3 (12:23):
First, Putin's principal interests relating to the twenty sixteen election
were to undermine faith in the US democratic process, not
show any preference of a certain candidate. In fact, this
report shows Putin held back leaking, held back from leaking
compromising material on Hillary Clinton prior to the election, instead
(12:44):
planning to release it after the election to weaken what
Moscow viewed as an inevitable Clinton presidency. In the January
twenty seventeen Intelligence Community assessment that President Obama ordered John Brennan,
who was CIA Director at the time, and the Intelligence Community,
intentionally suppressed intelligence that showed Putin was saving the most
(13:06):
damaging material that he had in his possession about Hillary
Clinton until after her potential and likely victory. The report
goes into great detail about the information that Russia and
Putin had which on Hillary Clinton, which included possible criminal
acts like secret meetings with multiple named US religious organizations
(13:27):
in which State Department officials offered in exchange for supporting
Secretary Clinton's campaign for the presidency, significant increases in financing
from the State Department.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
We'd save the best for last on Hillary. Hope we
didn't bury the lead here. This doesn't come from the Russians,
This doesn't come from the deep State. This comes from
high ranking members of her own Democrat party. They allege
(14:00):
that as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton was on a
daily regimen of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 3 (14:13):
There were high level DNC emails that detailed evidence of
Hillary's quote psycho emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression,
and cheerfulness, and that then Secretary Clinton was allegedly on
a daily regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 1 (14:31):
Ramon as a king of ding It is your prerogative,
but would you mind playing that again please?
Speaker 3 (14:37):
There were high level DNC emails that detailed evidence of
Hillary's quote psycho emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression,
and cheerfulness, and that then Secretary Clinton was allegedly on
a daily regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
That sounds to me like a bipolar personality, which many
people around her have described her as being a bipolar
personality who was under extreme medical sedation. Think about this
for a second. Hillary Clinton was a Democrat nominee in
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twenty sixteen. She was on a daily regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Remember when she fell out and was like a cold fish,
a dead fish, and they had to throw her like
a bag of potatoes, a sack of potatoes in the
back of the van. We all caught that, We all
saw it on TV. Remember the various times she looked
(15:36):
either dead or zombie state. We just learned that Joe
Biden was on ambion. Hunter told us that Kamala Harris
was rumored to be drunk most of the time. We've
got footage of that. Is this se best and bright
as the Democrat Party has to offer or are they
being kept drugged up so they can be easily controlled
(15:58):
the Michael Berrys Show. Even Hunter Bryden, part of Joe
Biden's cabinet perhaps running portion of the government, said that
you couldn't blame his dad for a poor debate performance
because his dad was on ambient and a very old man,
and being on ambient, he didn't really know where he
(16:20):
was and a very old man. You couldn't blame him
for not performing. Well, how could he perform, Well, he's
an old man and he's on a sleeping bill. Oh, well,
what happens if he gets a call at two o'clock
in the morning and Benghazzi's in full swing and he
has to make a snap decision. Well, you can't exactly
(16:40):
expect him to make a big decision. He's an old
man on ambien. Okay, But we're not stuck with having
an old man on ambient be the president. We can
have somebody be president who has his full faculties who's
not on ambient. You act like, well, y'all are being unfair.
He's an old man, he has dementia and he's on ambien,
(17:03):
and y'all are saying, oh, you didn't have such a
great debate performance. Well, he's barely alive. Okay, that's the point.
That's why he didn't get four more years. That's not
a defense. So we got Joe Biden who's on ambien
and demented and old. His son had been sat then
his vice president, who's drunk, I mean, sloppy drunk all
(17:28):
the time. We've got footage after footage. She's a complete drunk,
a sloppy drunk. She had the build of a woman
that drinks too much. It's all carried in the gut.
And then we got Hillary Clinton, who was the Secretary
of State, who we now know was on tranquilizers, which
(17:52):
kind of makes sense. You know what else we learn
about her mood swings like that. Play that clip if
you would, the fifteen second clip by Toilsy Gabbertt about
Hillary Clinton of what they discovered there are.
Speaker 3 (18:04):
High level DNC emails that detailed evidence of Hillary's quote
psycho emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression, and cheerfulness,
and that then Secretary Clinton was allegedly on a daily
regiment of heavy tranquilizers.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
Some women, not all. Some are emotionally not inclined to
be in powerful positions that require long hours, tough decisions,
high stress. There are men who have their weaknesses that
are more common to their sex, sexual harassment being one
(18:43):
of them. There are women who are prone to these
outbursts is anger, these moodswings. I've witnessed it. I worked
for a woman who was like that through a book
one time. I was gone within a week. I've seen
(19:06):
it happen where there are women who do not have
the disposition to be in a leadership position. Now, I'm
sure there are lots of women who are going to
send me emails and say you're a misogynist, and no,
I just tell you what I see. I do not
believe that every woman is Maggie Thatcher. I do not
(19:29):
believe that every woman, because they are a woman, is
beyond criticism. Because I fear that you'll think I'm a misogynist.
I don't care. I'll tell you what we don't do.
We don't put women as quarterback of our favorite NFL
team or our favorite college team. We could, we could
(19:52):
be the team that really, you know, makes history. An
unprecedented move in college football. Today, the University of ten
Lexus has decided to bench arch Manning in favor of
some woman. Yay, let's have a parade. It's girl power.
You don't do that, do you, because the donors wouldn't
stand for it, the fans wouldn't stand for it, even
(20:16):
the fans who think that you ought to put a
woman in a position even if she's not qualified. Her
lack of qualification is not her sex. But it does
happen that there are some women who are not meant
for leadership and the pattern of emotional breakdowns, bipolar or
(20:39):
polar behaviors, manic behaviors, extraordinarily dramatic behaviors. And I really
don't care that you don't like me for saying that,
because it's true. I'm very fortunate. I've been with my
wife for thirty six year. I am the far more
(21:02):
emotional of the two. She is song freud, she is
cool in the pocket. I've almost never seen her cry,
and that was the death of a loved one. And
that was thirty five years ago when her father passed.
She woke me up in the middle of the night
to tell me her father had died, with whom I
(21:23):
was very close, and I cried, and she said he
had a great life. She is strong, she is tough,
tougher than I am. She was a Secretary of State
of the Great State of Texas, and she got rave
reviews for her work implementing the voter ID law, despite
(21:43):
the law being described as racist and voter suppression. And
she's tough, she's smart, all of them. So you're welcome
to say that I don't like women or I don't
think women this right, because that's what people do to
avoid to prevent the same standards being applied across the board.
(22:06):
If you criticize a black person, you're a racist. If
you criticize a woman, you're a misogynist. If you criticize
a transgender, if you criticize a Muslim, you're islamophobic. And
if you care what people think about you, then you
simply keep your mouth shut and you let people get
away with crimes or incompetence because you don't want to
(22:28):
be criticized. A very wise man once said, imagine how
much good you could do in the world if you
stopped caring what people think about you. He wasn't that wise.
That's not a quote, and it's true. Imagine how much
good you could do in the world if you stopped
(22:49):
caring what people think about you. It's like that movie, yes, man,
But imagine if imagine if you went through life. Imagine
if you were at the grocery store and this black
woman cut in line in front of everybody, and you said, hey, hey, lady,
back of the line, and she said, oh, you racism.
He said, no, it has nothing to do with the
fact that you're black. It has everything to do with
(23:11):
the fact that you're late to the line and you
belong in the back. But your willingness to blame my
criticism on racism has everything to do with the fact
that you're black, because you have been taught by white
liberals and other blacks that you can break the rules
and simply claim that anyone who enforces those rules that
(23:32):
are universally applied is a racist, and that has put
you in the position of entitlement that has made you
an irrational person. You simply use racism as an excuse
for your failures, as an excuse for your bad behaviors. Well,
it's not going to work for me. And by the way,
chop chop back of the line. You're just in here
(24:06):
listening to my erry. What the guitarist for Golden ear
Ring has passed and I was not aware of that fact.
George Koyman's has passed at seventy seven. Ramon, Is Golden
(24:27):
Earring our favorite Dutch rock band by default? Or do
we have another one? Where is AHA from? I like
Golden Earring better than AHA because other than take on me, well,
it's got to be Golden ear I mean, I can't
think of another. No, wait, wait, wait, wait wait, what
(24:49):
are we gonna call Van Halen? Are we gonna call
them an American band? They're an American Okay, we're not
gonna okay, but they're man. They might make a claim
for Dutch royalty, and our creative director Jim Mudd is
really really what is the term? You don't say queer
(25:13):
for them anymore? Homosexual? For Van Helen? He loves I
mean loves Van Helen absolutely well, it's very rare for
us to stay focused on a single topic for an
entire day. And the reason is this is the most
important news story in a very very long time in
(25:34):
this and development, and this needs to be amplified. Toolsey
Gabbard was asked if she believes any of this new
information she is revealing as Director of National Intelligence d
and I director implicates President Obama the.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
Manufacture of this intelligence assessment. There are multiple pieces of
evidence and intelligence that confirm that fact.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
Anything we've played from tools d Gabbard is these things
she said at press briefings that were open to all
the press. It's not that she's just gone on friendly
media and said these things. The following is on friendly media.
She's on Jesse Waters Show on Fox News, and she
explains that she'd put together a team to investigate this
(26:22):
specific task, specific the Russian collusion hoax, and that it
was a whistleblower who came forward with details on how
it all led back to Obama. Folks, when you go
into an organization that has operated as a criminal enterprise
and they understand that some people are going to get
(26:43):
hung out to dry. If you hang around long enough,
somebody's going to pull you aside and say Hey, Susie
in accounting, she's the one that was running this whole thing. Well,
in this case, they said, hey, Barack Obama, he's the
one was involved.
Speaker 3 (26:58):
Shortly after coming in to this position as Director of
National Intelligence, I formed a special team to investigate this issue.
I got to tell you, it wasn't easy. There were
a lot of deep state obstacles that exist still within
the intelligence community. But ultimately we had a whistleblower who
came forward that brought some critical pieces to this story,
(27:20):
and we were able to discover these documents and find
these documents that really pointed to President Obama directing his
national security leaders in James Clapper and John Brennan to
manufacture this January twenty seventeen intelligence community assessment. The investigation
that I led at OD and I that we released
(27:41):
last week Friday provided a lot of those foundational building
blocks and proof for what we know happened. The report
that we released today, the House Intelligence Committee Oversite Majority
Staff report that investigated that January twenty seventeen assessment that
President Obama had manufactured with fake intelligence in order to
(28:04):
achieve knowingly using false intelligence in order to get to
the conclusion that he wanted to promote to the American
people that Putin had acted in favor of President Trump
winning that election.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
In twenty sixteen, CNN was carrying Tulsey Gabbard's statement live,
this is the Director of National Intelligence. This is an
important person with the revelations of an important development from
the deep state. And as she was making clear that
(28:36):
Obama was implicated in all of this, the host cut away,
we can't let you know what's going on. We will
simply not air what you have to say, and we
will hide it, just like we hid the news of
Hunter Biden's laptop.
Speaker 3 (28:52):
Multiple intelligence community assessments released in the months leading up
to the November twenty sixteen election concluded that Russia had
neither the intent nor capability to impact the outcome of.
Speaker 1 (29:02):
The US election.
Speaker 5 (29:04):
On December fifth, we've been listening there to the Director
of National Intelligence, Tulca Gabbard, continuing on what has now
been a multi day effort not only with public statements
like this, but release of documents to attempt to back
up the quite extreme allegation that President Obama is guilty
of treason and that he worked in some sort of
(29:25):
conspiracy with Hillary Clinton, etc. In the assessment by the
intelligence community at the time that Russia interfered in the
twenty sixteen election.
Speaker 1 (29:35):
So the host of CNN, as CNN was carrying Tulsea
Gabberd's statements, chose to cut away. And who was that host?
Jim Shudo, And who was he during the Obama administration.
He was the chief of staff and senior advisor to
US Ambassador Gary Locke at the US Embassy in Beijing
(29:56):
from twenty eleven twenty thirteen. I'm sure that has nothing
to do with why he was silencing what Toolsey Gabbard
was saying. CNN's Jeff Zelini doesn't think this is information
that the network should be repeating. You don't deserve to
get to see the news and decide for yourself. It's
(30:16):
their job to hide you from it.
Speaker 4 (30:19):
I mean, this is hardly information that we should even
be repeating, never mind that it's you know, some some
years after the fact, eight years more than that after
the fact, but also just to look at the source.
But look, this is what this White House wants to
talk about, and I'm not sure that we should spend
that much more time on it.
Speaker 1 (30:39):
Frankly, no, why would we want to talk about this.
Former FBI Director Andrew McCabe was on CNN where he
called the idea that this was this is just absurd.
Speaker 6 (30:51):
The idea that she would use this discussion around sourcing
and intensive Russians as some sort of springboard for charges
against Barack Obama or John Brennan, for Jim Comey or
anyone else is absurd.
Speaker 1 (31:17):
Hey, the gentleman Elvis has let good body, thank you,
and goodnight
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