August 2, 2024 • 55 mins
Friday recap show with Commander Melanie!
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Kamala DEI Hire
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Act Blue is finally investigated
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New J6 info you have to hear
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USSS Press Conference was…unimpressive
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Russian prisoner exchange
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Recording. You're ape about to enter the arena and join
the battle to save America with your host, Sean Parnell.
Good evening, America. Welcome patriots. You're watching Battleground Live. I'm
your host, Sean Parnell, combat veteran New York Times bestselling author,
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humble servant of America from sea to Shining Sea and
everybody in between. Welcome Patriots. It's great to have you
here on a Friday. You know who else I have here?
I've got Commander Melanie's here. She did she had the
dragger kicking and screaming, not literally, not literally down here
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to be a dowt you to be on the show.
And I'm super excited to have her here. You know,
we did a show a couple of weeks ago and
I said, might you be interested in coming on the show,
you know, every couple weeks to just talk about the news.
She's got really really solid takes. So she agreed as
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long as she's not on camera, although I think she
is great on she's great on camera, You do great
on camera. You got a face for the TV. But well, hey,
you know, baby steps here right right, So she's here. Listen, folks,
make sure you smash that like button, that little green
thumb beneath the video. It's really really important. You all
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have been crushing that lately. But hey, right off the
top rope and into the news. I was a little
worried this morning, having hosted three hours of radio on
Wendy Bell, that there wouldn't be a whole lot of
news to talk about tonight. Well, the truth is, there
was a lot of news that broke tonight. And the
interesting thing about that is that news that breaks on
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a Friday is news that people want to fly under
the radar. So Friday is largely considered a news dump day.
You know, ratings are down across the board. It's why
you see guest hosts on Fox News and stuff on Fridays,
because Friday's is not a busy news day. So for yesterday,
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for the show, for Wendy's Show, it was tough to plan,
at least for me as a novice, as somebody new
to the industry, it was tough to plan a three
hour radio show going into a Friday in a news
dump day where so much has happened over the last
couple of weeks, but there's been very little change in
the story. So what tends to happen is you talk
about the same stuff, but a lot of stuff happened today,
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which tells me that the stuff that happened today is
stuff that the regime does not want you to know
about or they want you to pay minimal attention to.
And so Kamala Harris secured enough delegates to secure the
Democrat nomination all of this despite never having won or
received a single vote in a Democrat So I don't
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want to hear one single damn thing ever again from
the Democrat Party about how Republicans or Trump or anybody
else or a threat to democracy tm U. That's the
most absurd thing in the world. And what's worrisome about
this for the Democrats is they typically means test their
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election rigging within their own party. First, twenty sixteen, they
did to Bernie Sanders. Twenty twenty, they did to Bernie
Sanders again. Now, both of those situations were egregious because
they used super delegate system on the Democrat side of
the House to rig actual primaries. But they could at
least say that members of their party voted in the
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base of their party voted in the primary, so they
didn't have to worry about what we call base fracture.
But you notice how they move the ball down the
field ten yards at a time. So they got away
with that in twenty sixteen, they got away that again
in twenty twenty, and they added a layer to it
in twenty twenty, and that, of course was COVID and
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no excuse, mail in ballots and actually rigging a general
election on a large scale, hyper focused in swing states
all around the country and specific counties within those swing
states all around the country. So when the news media,
here's the interesting thing about this, when the news media said, well,
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there's no widespread proof of fraud or no widespread fraud,
technically that's not untrue because it was very surgical and
focused fraud. Right Fulton County, Georgia, Allegheny County in western Pennsylvania.
Most of the people thought that the rigging happened in Philadelphia,
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and yeah, there's definitely a certain amount of it happening there,
but it was very, very bad in Pittsburgh Allegheny County
area in Pennsylvania. And then of course you have areas
in Wisconsin, like Milwaukee where it was very bad, places
in Michigan where it was very bad hyper focused on
certain counties. So it's actually kind of true that there
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was no widespread fraud, it was just hyper Americopa County
is another good example. And so my fear is that
if the Democrats move the ball down the field, if
we believe that philosophy, you know, they they you give
them an inch and they take a mile. What's their
plan this go around? You know? I had after I
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finished up the Wendy Bell Radio show today Wendybell Radio Program,
I had some polling calls with some really great organizations
that represent all manner of Senate candidates across the country,
because I try to help campaigns all across the country,
not just here in Western Pennsylvania or in Pennsylvania in general.
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And I have to tell you Republicans, the move food
on that call, on most of these calls was panic.
And the question was is this going to be a
temporary bump for Kamala Harris, given you know, the NonStop
ten days news cycle that she was you know, black
Indian woman Jesus and that she's the second coming of
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the Messiah. Was this a temporary blip or was she
going to be able to reshape the electorate like Barack
Obama did in two thousand and eight. People thought back
then that Barack Obama was just going to be a
blip on the radar, and it turned out he wasn't. Now,
I've said many many times over the past couple of days,
comparing Kamala Harris to Barack Obama is folly. It's not smart.
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Barack Obama is not Kamala Harris. The more Barack Obama spoke,
I mean, he's a fake moderate. He rallies people to
his cause. He governed like an insane, crazy radical when
it is largely responsible for the divisive nature of our
country today. But he faked it. Now, the strategy with
Kamala Harris's is going to be just to hide her
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and then what I think the Democrats are going to
do is use whoever she picks as the vice presidential candidate.
Now what's interesting about this is that the Philadelphia mayor
meant to schedule a post on Twitter slash x but
accidentally published it, and in the publishing it was this
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big long promo video of basically like the people of
Pennsylvania are rallying around Kamala Harris and her VP Josh Shapiro.
That was an accidental post on on X today. I mean,
I'm not exaggerating, folks, It's a real thing. I see
if I'm gonna actually see if I can pull this
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up for you. Now you didn't see that. What's been
you've been? It's been crazy busy here getting ready for
or you know, the family and everything else. Right, So
I want to see if I can show this to
people because I think it's that important, don't you. So
what do you think about my Kamala Harris analysis so far?
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Commander Melanie about keeping her hidden put her in a
double basement? Can you all hear tell me in the
live chat? Can you all hear Commander Melanie? Or she
needed to actually get to get closer to the mic,
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to the microphone or some squirrel. Good lord, let me
know in the live chat if you can hear Commander Melanie. Okay,
let me see if I can show you this. This
video screen sharing is tough. My computers just like lags
and is super super slow. But I'll see if okay, cool,
check this out? See if I see if you can
hear watch this, Philandolpha, we got work to do. I'm
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Mayor Charrelle Parker here with leaders from across our region.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
Kamala Harris is on the road.
Speaker 3 (09:08):
To victory, and the road goes through Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
And we are united behind the woman that's tough and
can lead. Are we ready to fight for you? She
is the right person for this job.
Speaker 4 (09:23):
Is gonna do right by Labor's gonna do right by
working people. And I can't think.
Speaker 5 (09:29):
The better partner than our.
Speaker 1 (09:33):
Uh oh, how many messed up are supported the working class?
Speaker 2 (09:37):
But I set standards for progressive leadership that benefits all citizens.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
Builadelphia building Trade.
Speaker 4 (09:42):
Ive w for Kamala Harris's Montgomery County, Bucks delco Chester.
Speaker 2 (09:52):
We're getting behind Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris for
president and Josh Shapiro Jos Shapiro, Josh Shapiro a vice president.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
Now we need you and Kamala Harris Noff you stand
see now listen see I have to say, I keep
my ear to the ground for the people on the show.
That was a good debt. Right now, this could just
be an ad that they filmed in prep for a
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potential Josh Shapiro pick, But then why would you schedule
it on Twitter or X So clearly you know, I
told you a long time ago that Kamali's people, and
this was while Biden was still president, that Kamalist people
had reached out to Josh Shapiro. Again, I've also told
you that Kamala was intimately involved in the plan to
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depose Joe Biden, partnered with Barack Obama to do it.
Barack Obama delivered the message. But it would be negligent
to believe that she wasn't involved because the twenty fifth
Amendment process as intimately involves the vice President, who is
Kamala Harris. She's got her fingerprints all over this. Okay,
So Kamala Harris, Okay, just showed you that video that
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the Philadelphia mayor accidentally posted that celebrates Josh Shapiro as
the running mate. Although very recently I've been hearing whispers
within Democrat circles that progressives are completely up in arms
about a potential Josh Shapiro pick i e. The pro
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Hamas wing of the Democrat Party doesn't like Josh Shapiro
because he's a Jew, and progressives are up in arms.
So the choice that the Democrats are gonna have to
make moving forward is decide whether or not picking Shapiro
is worth it. And will their progressive base still show
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up to vote even if Shapiro is the vice president.
I don't know that's the decision that they're going to
have to make. I've been hearing that Waltz uh a
governor of Minnesota. I think his name is Tim Waltz
is actually on the short list as well for Kamala's
vice presidential slot because he's the highest ranking enlisted member
ever to serve in Congress. He's the governor of Minnesota.
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Kamala also needs Minnesota, and Waltz is well liked in
the Pentagon, allegedly on both sides of the aisle. But
if I'm a betting man, odds are it's Shapiro. And
because the Democrats look, they've already shown that they don't
give a damn about their base, like they don't care
about their base. They rig primaries, and their base is
still right there with them. Is Jewish and her husband
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is Jewish? Correct correct with him?
Speaker 4 (12:43):
And would Josh Shapiro really hurt her anymore?
Speaker 1 (12:46):
I don't think so. I don't think so. And and
I think that Pennsylvania is so important to the Democrats,
like it's it's a zero sum game for them, folks.
I mean it, the Democrats have to win all of
this states that they're supposed to win, and they absolutely
positively have to win Pennsylvania. If Republicans managed to pick
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off Pennsylvania for the Democrats, the path through through seventy
is done. It's over now with Trump on the ballot.
I would have said a couple of weeks ago, now, look,
we look at polling in the moment that we're in
in this on this specific day. But Trump had multiple
paths to two seventy. He could get to two seventy
if he didn't have Pennsylvania. If he won Nevada, he
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won Georgia, he won Arizona, he won North Carolina, lost Pennsylvania,
but still managed to win Michigan or Wisconsin. Yeah, he
could still get to two seventy. But it's going to
come down to Pennsylvania, folks, So buckle up. I mean
it is going to be a sprint to the finish.
Also of paramount importance, and I don't think you're going
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to see this broadcast on any of the cable news networks,
but Iranian Tate tv H is putting out urgent broadcasts
that say two things. One, the world will witness him
important events in the coming hours, okay. And two, Iranian
media and television is broadcasting Iran Iraq war anthem in
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reference to the state of alert Iran is witnessing. So
clearly Iran is gearing up for something. What that is
is yet to be seen. But the Ayatola has made
it clear that he that he's authorized strikes within the
border of Israel. If they escalate things within the border
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of Israel, Israel will undoubtedly strike back, and that escalation
could lead to a full scale war. And Lindsey Graham
introduced a Senate resolution today to authorize the use of
military force against Iran should they attack Israel or threaten
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the United States national security interests. Now, I don't want
the US anywhere near another war in the Middle East,
but you should be concerned about this, and so should we.
I mean, people are saying that they can barely hear you,
but but I can they not hear you? You want to
slide in? You slide in? She doesn't if she didn't
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have to, am I gonna here?
Speaker 3 (15:19):
Look?
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Well? Oh can you see can you hear?
Speaker 4 (15:22):
Now? Hello?
Speaker 1 (15:25):
Can you hear? Okay, I'm sure you can probably hear. So, look,
she's on TV. Now, let's see if I can scoot over,
hang on, just watch the wires kind of got a
little kind of like Jerry Riggan things here. Okay, good, good, good, Okay. Yeah, well,
well I knew it. I knew it was a well
could people here, let's hear in the live chat? Can
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you hear? I want to make sure you can hear? Yes,
we can hear. Okay, all right, got it? Okay, So
clearly Iran is gearing up for something, right, and it's worrisome,
and it should be something that you and I worry about,
right Melanie, because we you know, our oldest daughter is seventeen.
He going to be a senior, and now eighteen year
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old girls have to register for Selective service, and our
oldest son is fifteen, going on sixteen. And if war
escalates in the Middle East, and you got people like
in the Senate like Lindsay Graham authorizing the use of
military force against Iran for threatening US national security interest,
then our kids could find themselves on a battlefield fairly quickly. Right,
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So this pertains to us, And again I'm not sure
how much of this you're going to see on actual
television media at this point it's it's in Iran right now,
but we shall see. Okay, now the Olympics, let's kind
of go doing a lightning round of stuff here. Remember
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this boxing.
Speaker 6 (16:49):
Man solids straight right hands.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
From police. So there's that. But look at how devastating this. Okay,
so this is like for those of you all don't know,
but I think many of you do. A dude, a
man fighting a woman in the Olympics and boxing. Like,
watch how devastating this overhand right was replays. It's a
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very short affection in the women's words.
Speaker 4 (17:25):
Wait about there between Andela Kreni and Mancoli.
Speaker 1 (17:30):
I mean, it is this devastating. And for all those
people out there talking about him being a born a woman,
he wasn't. He has X Y chromosomes. X Y chromosomes
make you man a man? A dude? Okay, this is
a dude. He dresses like a dude.
Speaker 4 (17:43):
He actually says chromos and I can just look at
him and tell that, you know what I mean, Like
the way he looks, the way he actually just tell
like the way he moves he's a man.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
And so the news, yes, it's so yes, correct and
So the news now that's breaking out of this store
is Angela Karini, who's the Italian woman who backed out
of the fight, is now apologizing to Aman Khalif, the
biological male. So not only are we authorizing dudes to
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punch women in the face in the Olympics and then
giving them medals for it, now the women are forced
to apologize. Now, keep in mind, these are women who
train and dedicate their entire life to a craft only
to get vested by a weak pansy mail. It's absolutely sickening,
and her apologizing and bending the knee like this will
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just lead the way to more women getting hurt in
situations like this at some point. Again, you know I
talk about not being the silent majority, This is what
being the silent majority leads to. We have these weak
ass Republicans who do nothing and have done nothing in
Congress for the better part of two decades. I'm eating
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all of these cultural issues to the radical left, this
is the natural end state, the reason why things feel
like they're so upside down right now, because look, we
all acknowledge, folks who are listening and watching to this program,
to this program, radical leftists are legitimately insane like these.
This ain't your grandfather's Democrat Party, right, They're insane. But
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also these insane people control all the levers of power,
and Republicans, I'm just sorry to say it. The vast
majority of them in Congress, there are some good ones,
the vast majority of them in Congress aren't getting the
job done. In the Senate, you have senators from deep
red states that the biggest freaking pansies in the world.
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They would be afraid to say a dude should not
punch a woman in the face. Yet this is the
world that we live in. The spineless GOP is just
as much as an as a threat to this country
as the Democrats that run over them on a day
to day basis. It absolutely is sickening to me as
a father of three daughters who work their asses off
every day, Like, if something like this happened to my daughter,
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it would take every it would take. They would need
a hell of a lot more security than they have
there at the Olympics right now to keep me out
of that ring. Let's just say that. And if this
asshole dude that's punching women in the face and getting
metals for it, if he had even an ounce of courage,
even this a shred of courage like box Mike Tyson,
sixty five year old Mike Tyson. See how that goes
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for you, asshole? You like punching women in the face.
It's absolutely ridiculous, is it?
Speaker 4 (20:33):
Not?
Speaker 1 (20:33):
Absolutely anything of that?
Speaker 4 (20:36):
Well, So I would not, like our daughters, would not apologize.
I would not apologize. I can't believe. I hate to
beat up on her, you know, after she's been.
Speaker 1 (20:44):
Through this, But my god, you don't apologize to me?
Speaker 4 (20:47):
Yes I do.
Speaker 1 (20:53):
Oh, she special's special? Okay, So act blue I've said,
do you all know what act blue is? We're looking
at the live chat right now. But yeah, look at Boston.
I'll beat the shit out of any male who hurts
my girls. Amen, I'm sorry. You know. I tell you
all be hard, be hard to kill, right, And that
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actually is a fairly broad statement. Right. What what are
things that we can do in our life to make
us harder to kill? Be in good shape, lift weights,
do cardiovascular fitness, eat right, have your own livestock, have
your own food, have your own power source, have your
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own energy source. Do everything you can to be independent
from the government. Be well read, you know, like, understand
things that are happening around you. Try to get a
little bit better every day, right, you know, you're just
competing against yourself, not against other people. Just be better
than you were yesterday. Right, and and and so it's
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our job as men to protect and provide for our fans.
It's our job. It's our job. And boys need to
hear this more. It's our job to be dangerous. It
is our job to have a capacity for violence completely
under control. We use it in the right way. We
should all aspire to be protectors. And you know, that's
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something that's very very important to me. But it breaks
my heart that these young boys, I feel like so
many young men in our country today are kind of
aimlessly meandering through life because people this whole concept of
toxic masculinity and what the you know, they're being taught
in schools that, oh, hey, you know, since you're active,
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Oh that's not normal, Like we should just give you riddling.
Nothing could be further than than the truth. Boys are
supposed to be active. They just need to teach them
to use their power in the service of protecting and
serving other people. And so I don't even know how
I got off. Oh Boston, saying that he would beat
the shit out of people that is the girls. So Boston,
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I'm there with you, brother, Yeah, I get it. I'm
right there, Okay. So Act Blue. Act Blue is the
Democrat digital fundraising platform. Now listen, I've said to you
all before that fundraising is in politics are like bullets
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in your gun. In combat, you run out of fundraising dollars.
While you're running a political campaign, you're dead. Run out
of bullets in combat, where you're surrounded and outmanned and
out gunned, you're dead. Fundraising is one of the hardest
things about running a campaign. I've done it twice. The
vast majority of people in this country, and especially on
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our side of the aisle, have no idea how political
fundraising works, especially it pertains to running for federal offices.
And because of that, the Democrats are so much better
than us. And I mean people, man, if I asked
you all, what the limit the campaign contribution limit for
a federal campaign is, I mean, back in my day
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when I was running, it was twenty eight hundred bucks,
and then twenty nine hundred bucks. I think it's thirty
three hundred dollars. So if I were going to contribute
to a political campaign to a candidate that I loved
and agreed with. The max that I could give, there's
three thousand, three hundred dollars I think in the primary. Right,
Just here's three thousand, three hundred bucks for the primary
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and then three thousand, three hundred bucks for the general.
Sixty six hundred bucks total. Right, I mean, that's in
the grand scheme of things.
Speaker 4 (24:34):
A lot of money.
Speaker 1 (24:35):
It's a lot in a campaign, it's a lot of money.
It's a lot of money, but it doesn't go far.
To run in the state of Pennsylvania, you need to
raise upwards of one hundred million dollars to run statewide.
For a federal office, how many sixty six hundred dollars
what they call max out contributions does that add up to.
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I'm not the math person she is, but I can
tell you that is a hell of a lot. It's
a lot. The Democrats have figured out a way with
Act Blue to rig the system. Act blue has been
suspect for a very long time, has it not. We've
known about Act Blue for a long time. It's one
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big slush fund. They use straw donors to give thousands
of what they call small dollar unitemized contribution. So a
small dollar contribution is anything under what is it, like
a hundred bucks or something like that, two hundred bucks,
so like those are So what they do is they
find people or straw donors keep their contribution under two
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hundred bucks, but they have that person donate several times
up to the max contribution. Half the time, the person
that's contributing doesn't even know they're contributing. Someone's just contributing
in their name. So what happens is this this this
paves the way for foreign countries to invest in our
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federal elections. Think of Act Blue as like the digit
it's a digital fundraising platform, but it's similar to Netflix.
So if I'm giving a contribution to, say Alexandria Cossio Cortes,
it'll prompt you. The website will prompt you and say,
if you like Alexandria Cossio Cortez, you might get a
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load of this moron. You might like them too. Yes, well, yes, exactly.
And so but what happens is is once you click
that button, ActBlue automatically opts you in. And that's for
legal donors. So there are legal donors out there that
will just have like every month given like five six
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bucks to these Democrat candidates. But on the other side
of things, ActBlue also has a significant amount of money
laundering that happens, and James O'Keefe, to his great credit,
a couple of months ago, busted this wide open Listen Hello.
Speaker 3 (27:05):
Everyone, James O'Keefe. Here we even update into the FEC
investigation into money apparently laundered from various addresses through Act Blue.
Election Watch will be founding a complaint with the FEC
and DC over the discrepancies and apparent fraud that has
taking place with all these donations, many of which are
done through the home addresses of the elderly. Election Watch
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will file the complaint with the FEC wait that required
one hundred and twenty days, and then file a lawsuit
in the Northern District of Virginia. Now included in that
lawsuit will be evidence that over sixty percent of the
money involved in this is apparently coming from China. ActBlue
is feeding a lot of money to other packs like
Emily's List Color of Change pack, just to name a few.
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Much of this information through Election Watch came from internet
tracing internet traffic patterns looking at where the transactions are
coming from and where they're going to. Based upon these
traffic float patterns, you can actually see what's happening. There's
also receipts of large amount of moneys on the FDC
website to financial processors like Amalgamated Bank, particularly the Washington.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
D C branch of Amalgamated Bank.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
One of the institutions making many of these transactions, DIBBI
is also named. They're a debit card processor out of Utah.
Speaker 1 (28:20):
There's large you get the point right, sixty percent of
the funds. James O'Keeffe contends with his investigation and they're
filing a lawsuit in federal court over this is money
from China. Now, do you think that China wants Donald
Trump to be president again? Do you think that China
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has an incentive to help the Democrats, you know, cheating
elections maybe like they did in the twenty twenty election.
Donald Trump was very hard on China. Donald Trump imposed
very strict tariffs on China. Before Joe Biden took office,
China's economy was on the brink of collapse. China was
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what was in the grips of what you call a
terminal demographic collapse as well. Their economy was in shambles
and that was leading to people not having enough babies
to sustain their population. And when you add to the
fact that the Chinese are crazy with how people have babies,
it doesn't end well and it wouldn't have ended well
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for G. So President G of China needed to change
the calculus. And it looks like allegedly they're doing that
with Act Blue. Listen to this video of James O'Keefe
going to an Act Blue donor's house and saying, Hey,
it looks like you contributed on Act blue like a
zillion times. Did you do this? Watch what this person says.
Speaker 3 (29:46):
FEC data shows that some senior citizens across the US
have been donating thousands of times per year. Some of
these individuals' names and addresses are attached to over two
hundred thousand dollars in contributions. We went and knocked on
a few of their doors to corroborate the data that
we received. We're wondering if these donors are victims of
what appears to be a money laundering scheme. Cindy know
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of Annapolis, Maryland, who in the year twenty twenty two
allegedly contributed over one thousand times to Act Blue, totaling
eighteen thousand, eight hundred and forty nine dollars and seventy
seven cents. That means Cindy would have had to donate
three times a day, every day for the whole year.
My name is James O'Keefe and we're doing a story
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on about number of people that have donated.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
You did donate to Act blue, right once in a while?
Speaker 4 (30:33):
What about eighteen.
Speaker 1 (30:34):
Thousand, eight hundred and fifty dollars. No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
No people are using your address.
Speaker 4 (30:40):
I don't think so.
Speaker 1 (30:47):
I mean three times a day, every day for a year.
So do you see the game. They find people, they
use their name, They contribute with a credit card. And
by the way, the interesting thing about act blue, it
doesn't it doesn't require the security code on the back
of your card, the CVC code. You know what the
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CVC code is used for. It's used to verify your identity.
So what the Democrats do or find Democrat donors, They
use their name, they use their address. That's all published
in the electronic voter file. Every single campaign has access
to that. They find a person, they find an address,
they use a credit card, they make a donation in
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their name, they don't use the CBC. When you don't
use the CVC, you can't verify an identification. Did I
do a good job of explaining how the Democrats even
rig digital fundraising? These Democrats are big efing cheaters. The
real question is when are Republicans going to step up
and do something about it? Well. ActBlue is hit with
(31:48):
a demand letter from Jason Mriez, who is the ag
in the state of Virginia, regarding accusations of campaign money
laundering that is interfering in the US Election Office has
become aware of multiple serious allegations that ActBlue has engaged
in fraudulent, deceptive, and or otherwise illegal activities in the
(32:10):
Commonwealth of Virginia, and or have aided and abedded others
in doing so. This includes hundreds of thousands of dollars
of contributions through individual donors in the Commonwealth and volumes
that are facially implausible and appear suspicious. Taken together, these
circumstances appear to indicate that contributions via ActBlue are being
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made from fictional donors or dummy accounts, or that information
reported by or through Act Blue may be fraudulent for
the foregoing reasons, it's imperative that you provide my office
with a detailed description of Act Blues processes and procedures
for verifying the legitimacy and accuracy of donor contribution information,
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as well as the process and procedures used in verifying
information reported in regular to bodies. Given the seriousness of
these allegations, I expect to receive your substantive report by
August twelfth, twenty twenty four. So listen, this isn't like
Sean Parnell. Of course, speaking about myself and the third
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person is not necessarily an attractive quality, and I recognize that.
But this isn't just me saying this is this is
a real thing. These Democrats absolutely cheat in almost every way.
They are some of the most dishonest people on the planet.
Speaker 4 (33:29):
Why did it take James O'Keefe to bring it to
some attention.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
That's a very good question.
Speaker 4 (33:35):
Why now you know that the Republicans aren't really doing it?
Because if what is it? What is the site for Republicans?
Speaker 1 (33:42):
It's win Read Win Red. Republicans have a similar platform
called win Read.
Speaker 4 (33:48):
You know, if there was a problem with Win Red,
this would have been investigated like.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
A long time ago, all over years ago.
Speaker 4 (33:54):
That's how you know that it's not happening on the
Republican side and it's just an active problem.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
Right exactly. You Yeah, we're a Republican attorney generals. James
O'Keeffe had to bust them out, right. This is my
point about weak ass Republicans being, you know, a threat
to the Republic through their own inaction. They're all such
a joke. But kudos to the Attorney General of Virginia
for actually doing something about it. My hope is is
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that it's just not too late. Okay, January sixth, see
what I'm saying, These damn you get these damn bugs
in the studio and I'm like Walter White and breaking
badly Chase chasing the fly. This is weird. Those like
in your eyeball when you're doing a kid exactly exactly.
(34:44):
Uh So, okay, there's something that happened with January sixth,
and you've got to see it. And again, this happens
on a Friday because people don't want you to see it. Now,
what you're gonna see is in exchange between Thomas Massey
Thomas Massey and a guy named Benny Thompson. Benny Thompson
(35:09):
was the chair of the January sixth Unselect Committee. Thomas
Massey is digging into the details of the pipe bombs
on January sixth and the text messages from the United
States Secret Service that were all magically deleted on January
sixth because of a software my grace, and imagine that.
(35:30):
Remember remember I showed you the video of the former
director of the United States Secret Service, Cheetles, saying, Wow,
it's a shame that Americans would think that because we
have integrity. Oh yeah, right, sure you do. But listen
to this exchange that again, no one else is going
to show you Between Massey and Thompson.
Speaker 2 (35:48):
I believe that your committee and the other committees of
which there were four who asked for these records were
within their rights and obligations to the American people to
get those Secret Service cell phone texts. But they apparently
don't exist anymore, and they disappeared when when may Orcus
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was Secretary of Department of Homeland Security. I've got a
real problem with that. Do you want to say anything
for I conclude, mister Thompson.
Speaker 6 (36:22):
Well, I put it to you like that. Chairman Green
has subpoena power with our committee. If he wants to
look into that, Uh, I'll support it.
Speaker 2 (36:33):
Are you Are you concerned about the lackadaisical attitude or
the secret or maybe you haven't seen the video. Have
you seen the video of this discovery the second pipe on?
Speaker 6 (36:42):
No, No, let me just say a lot of what
you said here to day I have not been privy to.
But I am of the opinion that if the chairman
wants to look into that, uh, you convince him the
issued a subpoena.
Speaker 3 (37:02):
I'll go with him if.
Speaker 2 (37:08):
I would like to show you that video at some point,
I'm surprised your committee did not find it. I mean,
there were two bombs that day, and according to FBI
and ATF and Capitol Police, they were operable, viable bombs.
One of them was just feet from Kamala Harris, who
was going to become the vice President of the United States,
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and the Secret Service sat there in a patrol car.
It looks to me like they finished sheeting their lunch
before they got out to look at it.
Speaker 1 (37:40):
And then it was.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
Ten minutes this is all on video, ten minutes before
they got Kamala Harris out of there.
Speaker 1 (37:46):
And again it is.
Speaker 2 (37:47):
Secretary of may Orcus who oversaw the production of these documents.
These texts wish were never produced.
Speaker 1 (37:58):
And that's a real problem for me. Listen to me.
Thompson was the chair of the January sixth committee. What
he just told you in that SoundBite is he had
no idea that the United States Secret Service had deleted
all of their text messages on January sixth. More importantly,
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as if that's not concerning enough, he had no idea
about the pipe bombs. He had not, according to him,
he had not heard of that. Now, if the pipe
bombs were real, if they were a real thing, do
you think he would have reacted like that? I mean,
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what warrants a reaction like that? I mean, now, Kamala
Harris was there. If the pipe bombs were real outside
the DNC and the RNC, that would be classified as
an assassination attempt. Don't you think you would want to
have the text messages from the United States Secret Service
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to figure out like what maybe happened with this assassination attempt.
So what this tells me is that the pipe bones
were not real, and now we had suspected this for
a very long time, but this is just one more
piece of evidence in proof that January six was one
big fing setup. It was one big, fing fed surrection.
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The Democrats used January sixth to try to tarnish Donald
Trump's legacy to make sure he could never run for
president again. And then when they established this bullshit committee
and they did it unlawfully, they hired a producer from
ABC to write the damn story. And if you don't
believe me, go google it and fact check it yourself.
It's exactly what happened. January six was one big setup.
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And I'm telling you that video. To me, it's just
more proof of that. And it's just like, well, what
do you think, am I? Do you think? You agree? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (40:07):
But you weve been saying that since January sixth. I'm
not surprised to hear as he said that, sitting on
the couch watching it unfold.
Speaker 1 (40:18):
This felt like a one big CIA regime chase that
we usually do in foreign countries, but they were just
executing it here on American soil. Okay, speaking of uh,
of course, I've talked on the Wendy Bell radio show
this morning Wendybell radio program rather about the Russian prisoner swap.
What left out of the Russian prisoner swap is a
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guy named Mark Fogel. Mark Fogel is a teacher from
western Pennsylvania that has a disease and was prescribed, legitimately
prescribed medical marijuana to help deal with the pain of
that disease. Now, he was over in Russia, traveling over there,
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and the Russians caught him with this marijuana he teach,
He was.
Speaker 4 (41:05):
Teaching, he was teaching, He.
Speaker 1 (41:07):
Was teaching over there. Yes, I was teaching English over there.
They arrested him for having medical marijuana prescribed to him
by a US doctor and they sentenced him to fourteen
years in prison. Mark Fogel has been languishing in a
Russian prison with no help from the Biden administration at
all since he's been there. The Fogels I can tell
you because I know his mom and I met his
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mom on July thirteenth at the Trump rally where they
tried to assassinate Trump. They blame the Biden administration for
not taking strong enough action. They blamed the United States
State Department in Blincoln for not declaring that Mark Fogel
was what classified is what's called an unlawful detention. If
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he's classified as an unlawful detention, then the then the
United States States can leverage every resource that we have
to get him back. For whatever reason, the Biden administration
is not doing that, and the family can just they
just can't understand it. So thankfully I was able to
put him in contact with the Trump campaign, and President
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Trump agreed to meet Missus Fogel, who's Mark's mom. And
she was amazing, right, she was so sweet and ninety
five years old. You should have seen her. Once the
gunfire rang out, like everybody's on the ground and I'm like,
missus Fogel, you gotta get down. She's sitting in the chair,
sitting there. She's just sitting there just like this, like
with her a little purse on her lap. She's like, oh,
(42:34):
just leave me. I'm like missus Fogel. I'm like, Missus Foggo,
I'm not leaving you. Come on, let's get down. She's
like I'm just fine. Like I was like. She comes out,
she's ninety five years old. Trump tells her, you know,
when I win, I'm gonna get your son back, and
she comes out like dancing to kid Rock American Badass
or something, and it's like, but it kills me that
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here you have and I'm glad that the Americans were.
Really the question is what did we get give up
to get them back. None of the details about that
prisoner exchange have been released yet, and that's concerning to me,
especially considering what you told me about Paul Whalan this morning. Now, look,
I don't know this for sure, and I asked Brian
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Dean Wright, like, what are the chances that these are,
you know, one CIA operators or two just working with
the CIA cover And Brian, if you haven't watched it,
go back and watched the episode yesterday, because he does
a great job explaining this. But it's certainly it's more
than plausible, especially when you consider the background of Whaleen.
You want to you want to give the rundown, Not.
Speaker 4 (43:36):
Really because I'm just I'm glad that he got out,
so but yeah, I mean they have chosen him over
the teacher. You can see why.
Speaker 1 (43:45):
Yeah, Melanie's point is is that if he was working
for the CIA, then the stands the reason that they
would want to get so now we don't want our
we want our spies to be effective. We don't want
them to get captured. If they get captured, we should
do everything they can to get them back. Right, and
we're happy that the people are back. But the point is,
you can see why the Biden administration would be incentivized
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to try to get this guy back.
Speaker 4 (44:08):
But it doesn't explain why they got Britney Griner.
Speaker 1 (44:11):
Britney Griner, the basketball player. Well, I kind of think.
Speaker 4 (44:15):
She was marijuana, so hers wasn't medical.
Speaker 1 (44:17):
She was just I think that that was ideological. I
think that the Biden administration saw her as a hardcore leftist,
as a pseudo celebrity, and he thought that I'm going
to get political points for bringing her back. I think
that was the catalyst why. But here's the thing about
Mark Fogel. He's a teacher. What's in it for the
Biden administration to really leverage all the assets that they
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have to get him back. It would be very very easy.
They could do this with a stroke of a pen.
Just declare Mark Fogel unlawfully detained. He's clearly unlawfully detained.
And when Bob Casey are useless senator punks, A tawny
Casey who pops his head up, you know once every
six years to run for reelection, doesn't do it damn
thing for the people of the state. When he was
(45:02):
asked about it, he said, well, you know, I'm not
a diplomat, so I don't know anything about unlawful attention.
I'm like, what are you what are you a moron?
Like you're a sitting United States senator, Like it's the
easiest thing in the world, unlawfully detained. Then you can
the State Department, the CIA, they can start leveraging US
assets to get him back. But they haven't done it. Okay,
So okay, let's shameful. The rob dog with with really
(45:28):
shrewd commentary, Britney Grinder is a dude. I have to
say you might be right, might be right. Oh look,
sorry to know Britney Grinder is a dude. So it
is to peas the alphabet community. Well, okay, so let's
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move on to the Trump assassination. So again, keep in mind,
it is Friday. What do they what do the news
try to do? What do the deep state try to do?
They try to do news dumps on Friday in the
hopes that not a lot of people pay not a
lot of people are paying attention. Bill Fred just said,
you insulted punksatani Phil.
Speaker 4 (46:12):
Same thing. He comes out once a year, right, yes.
Speaker 1 (46:16):
So he actually punks atani Phil comes out more than
Bob Casey.
Speaker 4 (46:19):
Six times the.
Speaker 1 (46:22):
Right. A groundhog in the state of Pennsylvania does six
times the amount of work than Bob Casey.
Speaker 4 (46:30):
And in fact, if Punk, if.
Speaker 1 (46:34):
Punk Satani Phil had a voting card, he would be
less devastating for our country in Pennsylvania. If the groundhog
was voted, he just votes president on everything, he would
do less damage than Bob Casey. Are we spending so
much time on that?
Speaker 4 (46:49):
I appreciate.
Speaker 1 (46:54):
Bill well played, Sir well played? Okay, So again it's
Friday news dump daye state blob bureaucrats. They put stuff
out today that they want people not to cover. Well.
The Acting Director of the United States Secret Service Roe
did his very first press conference today and this is
what he had to say.
Speaker 5 (47:14):
The Secret Service takes full responsibility for the tragic events
July thirteenth. This was a mission failure. The sole responsibility
of our agency is to make sure our protectees are
never put in danger. We fell short of that. In
Butler and I'm working to make sure that this failure
(47:35):
does not happen again. I'm focused on ensuring that the
full resources of the Secret Service are utilized to safeguard
are protectees, and I've implemented and will continue to implement
changes to ensure that that happens. We are and we
will continue to cooperate with pending oversight investigations of the
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July thirteenth failure being done now by cong the Department
of Homeland Securities, Office of the Inspector General, and the
independent review directed by President Biden. Additionally, the Secret Services
Office of Professional Responsibility and is currently conducting a mission
assurance review. As I stated, I am not willing for
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the I am not waiting for the completion of those reports,
and I've directed the Secret Service to take immediate steps
to ensure our protectees are indeed safe, and I will
summarize those steps in a moment. I am committed to
pursuing accountability for the Secret Services failure in Butler, Pennsylvania,
but let me be clear, if policy violations by Secret
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Service personnel are identified by the agency's Mission assurance review,
those individuals will be held accountable, and they will be
held accountable to our fare and thorough disciplinary process. The
first part of that process is an investigation to identify
whether Paul violations occurred.
Speaker 1 (49:02):
But okay, now, my question for you all, and we're
looking here at the live chat and there's like a
little bit of a delay, but do you trust what
Roe is saying with regards to accountability and a full investigation?
Do you think the United States Secret Service should be
investigating itself on this we're watching the live chat, let
(49:22):
me know what you think. You know, he said lots
of things during this press conference that have me scratching
my head. One of them was this listen.
Speaker 5 (49:34):
At six pm, former President Trump took the stage to
begin remarks, and based on what I know right now,
neither the Secret Service counter sniper teams nor members of
the former president's security detail had any knowledge that there
was a man on the roof of the AGR building
with a firearm.
Speaker 1 (49:51):
It is my.
Speaker 5 (49:52):
Understanding that personnel were not aware they sail and had
a firearm until they heard gunshots.
Speaker 1 (49:59):
So a lot, Commander Melanie is whispering in my ear
a lot of f nos. Oh, you all are the
best audience in the world. YEP, we completely agree. So
here is Roe saying that they did not know that
Crooks had a rifle until he shot. He was carrying
(50:23):
a range finder. Local swat teams saw him on the
ground and thought he was a threat enough for one
of them to leave their post and actually chase him down. Now,
he evaded that officer, but the law enforcement at least
ninety seconds before shots rang out, were calling the United
States Secret Service to report that he was a threat.
(50:45):
Yet here you have the acting Director Roe say that
they didn't even know the dude had a rifle. How
does any of this make sense to any of you? Yes, what, well.
Speaker 4 (51:03):
If they are trying to let something happen to Trumpet,
makes perfect sense, right, Yeah, all of that makes sense
if every one of his answers makes sense.
Speaker 1 (51:12):
My thesis is it was willful negligence and they just
wanted to be able to throw their hands up and say, well,
hey that so bad things happen sometimes, but it wasn't us,
like we didn't do it, you know, Okay, So lots
of inexplicable things. That was one, and this is this,
this is the other. Like listen to this, just a
(51:35):
quick question.
Speaker 7 (51:35):
There there's a report that a whistleblower has alleged that
you personally directed cuts to the Counter Surveillance Division, which
led to the Threat Assessments Team failing to performance duties
that it typically would before the before the Butler rally.
Is that accurate? Is that allegation accurate?
Speaker 5 (51:53):
So I've recently I've become aware of this. We got
a congressional letter on it. What I can tell you
is that the Counter Surveillance Division, they do a fantastic job.
They have a very specific mission set. A lot of
that mission set is here in the National Capital Region,
focused on permanent protective sites. But they do go out
(52:16):
and they support when requested, they go out and support
former details. I know that there's been allegations that that
I personally cut or that I, let's see that I
denied requests. The Counter Surveillance Division has been out there
supporting the former President's detail at some very high profile events.
(52:39):
They continue to provide that support, and they're out there
providing support right now. So we're going to respond to
the letter that we received, and we'll be sure to
make that I'm sure they will will be able to
share that response when the Committee says it's okay to respond.
Speaker 1 (52:58):
That is what you call all America a non answer
to the question, did you direct the cuts to the
Trump campaign's security detail? Well, let me answer this Bill,
thank you for the question. By the way, our counter
surveillance team does a real good job. Oh yeah, he
(53:20):
did a great effing job on July thirteenth. Dude, I just.
Speaker 4 (53:23):
Imagine with some sign in his office today, like twenty
days without an assassination.
Speaker 1 (53:28):
Yeah, they did an amazing job. Our counter our counter
our counter surveillance team does a great job. Come on, like,
come on, none of this should fly. He should know
whether or not he directed cuts to Trump's security detail.
(53:48):
He completely just did not answer the question.
Speaker 4 (53:53):
Well, he answered the question by not answering the question, right,
because if he if it was not true, he would
have said, no, it's not true.
Speaker 1 (53:59):
That's exactly answer the question. That's actually a good point.
He answered through a non answer exactly. Okay, So you
all have been with me for four hours today and
I'm very grateful for that. So if you're still watching
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So anyway, anyways, thank you all for watching. Ken, thank
you so much, he says, get a cocktail. Sean and
Melanie don't have to tell us twice. We're in. Thank
you all so much for watching. We will be or
I will be in studio Monday through Friday for the
Great Wendy Bell next week and doing the show every
single day. So it's gonna be a little bit of
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a hectic week, but I'm getting better at it every
single day. Isn't it awesome to have Commander Melanie on camera.
I know that she's gonna she's not gonna be happy
about this later, but look how it doesn't She looks
so look at her. She's so little, so little, but
you handled yourself really good under fire, really good under fire.
We as a for once, for once, she did what
(55:33):
I told her to do, and she did really well
as a married couple. We've been shot at before. So anyways,
thank you all for watching. God bless you all, and
God bless this amazing country. Have a great weekend, Have
a great weekend. I'll see a Monday Morning with Wendy
Bell and then again Monday evening here on Battleground Live.
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humble servant of America from sea to Shining Sea and
everybody in between. Welcome Patriots. It's great to have you
here on a Friday. You know who else I have here?
I've got Commander Melanie's here. She did she had the
dragger kicking and screaming, not literally, not literally down here
(00:47):
to be a dowt you to be on the show.
And I'm super excited to have her here. You know,
we did a show a couple of weeks ago and
I said, might you be interested in coming on the show,
you know, every couple weeks to just talk about the news.
She's got really really solid takes. So she agreed as
(01:09):
long as she's not on camera, although I think she
is great on she's great on camera, You do great
on camera. You got a face for the TV. But well, hey,
you know, baby steps here right right, So she's here. Listen, folks,
make sure you smash that like button, that little green
thumb beneath the video. It's really really important. You all
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have been crushing that lately. But hey, right off the
top rope and into the news. I was a little
worried this morning, having hosted three hours of radio on
Wendy Bell, that there wouldn't be a whole lot of
news to talk about tonight. Well, the truth is, there
was a lot of news that broke tonight. And the
interesting thing about that is that news that breaks on
(01:55):
a Friday is news that people want to fly under
the radar. So Friday is largely considered a news dump day.
You know, ratings are down across the board. It's why
you see guest hosts on Fox News and stuff on Fridays,
because Friday's is not a busy news day. So for yesterday,
(02:15):
for the show, for Wendy's Show, it was tough to plan,
at least for me as a novice, as somebody new
to the industry, it was tough to plan a three
hour radio show going into a Friday in a news
dump day where so much has happened over the last
couple of weeks, but there's been very little change in
the story. So what tends to happen is you talk
about the same stuff, but a lot of stuff happened today,
(02:39):
which tells me that the stuff that happened today is
stuff that the regime does not want you to know
about or they want you to pay minimal attention to.
And so Kamala Harris secured enough delegates to secure the
Democrat nomination all of this despite never having won or
received a single vote in a Democrat So I don't
(03:02):
want to hear one single damn thing ever again from
the Democrat Party about how Republicans or Trump or anybody
else or a threat to democracy tm U. That's the
most absurd thing in the world. And what's worrisome about
this for the Democrats is they typically means test their
(03:24):
election rigging within their own party. First, twenty sixteen, they
did to Bernie Sanders. Twenty twenty, they did to Bernie
Sanders again. Now, both of those situations were egregious because
they used super delegate system on the Democrat side of
the House to rig actual primaries. But they could at
least say that members of their party voted in the
(03:44):
base of their party voted in the primary, so they
didn't have to worry about what we call base fracture.
But you notice how they move the ball down the
field ten yards at a time. So they got away
with that in twenty sixteen, they got away that again
in twenty twenty, and they added a layer to it
in twenty twenty, and that, of course was COVID and
(04:07):
no excuse, mail in ballots and actually rigging a general
election on a large scale, hyper focused in swing states
all around the country and specific counties within those swing
states all around the country. So when the news media,
here's the interesting thing about this, when the news media said, well,
(04:29):
there's no widespread proof of fraud or no widespread fraud,
technically that's not untrue because it was very surgical and
focused fraud. Right Fulton County, Georgia, Allegheny County in western Pennsylvania.
Most of the people thought that the rigging happened in Philadelphia,
(04:51):
and yeah, there's definitely a certain amount of it happening there,
but it was very, very bad in Pittsburgh Allegheny County
area in Pennsylvania. And then of course you have areas
in Wisconsin, like Milwaukee where it was very bad, places
in Michigan where it was very bad hyper focused on
certain counties. So it's actually kind of true that there
(05:12):
was no widespread fraud, it was just hyper Americopa County
is another good example. And so my fear is that
if the Democrats move the ball down the field, if
we believe that philosophy, you know, they they you give
them an inch and they take a mile. What's their
plan this go around? You know? I had after I
(05:34):
finished up the Wendy Bell Radio show today Wendybell Radio Program,
I had some polling calls with some really great organizations
that represent all manner of Senate candidates across the country,
because I try to help campaigns all across the country,
not just here in Western Pennsylvania or in Pennsylvania in general.
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And I have to tell you Republicans, the move food
on that call, on most of these calls was panic.
And the question was is this going to be a
temporary bump for Kamala Harris, given you know, the NonStop
ten days news cycle that she was you know, black
Indian woman Jesus and that she's the second coming of
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the Messiah. Was this a temporary blip or was she
going to be able to reshape the electorate like Barack
Obama did in two thousand and eight. People thought back
then that Barack Obama was just going to be a
blip on the radar, and it turned out he wasn't. Now,
I've said many many times over the past couple of days,
comparing Kamala Harris to Barack Obama is folly. It's not smart.
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Barack Obama is not Kamala Harris. The more Barack Obama spoke,
I mean, he's a fake moderate. He rallies people to
his cause. He governed like an insane, crazy radical when
it is largely responsible for the divisive nature of our
country today. But he faked it. Now, the strategy with
Kamala Harris's is going to be just to hide her
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and then what I think the Democrats are going to
do is use whoever she picks as the vice presidential candidate.
Now what's interesting about this is that the Philadelphia mayor
meant to schedule a post on Twitter slash x but
accidentally published it, and in the publishing it was this
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big long promo video of basically like the people of
Pennsylvania are rallying around Kamala Harris and her VP Josh Shapiro.
That was an accidental post on on X today. I mean,
I'm not exaggerating, folks, It's a real thing. I see
if I'm gonna actually see if I can pull this
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up for you. Now you didn't see that. What's been
you've been? It's been crazy busy here getting ready for
or you know, the family and everything else. Right, So
I want to see if I can show this to
people because I think it's that important, don't you. So
what do you think about my Kamala Harris analysis so far?
(08:13):
Commander Melanie about keeping her hidden put her in a
double basement? Can you all hear tell me in the
live chat? Can you all hear Commander Melanie? Or she
needed to actually get to get closer to the mic,
(08:35):
to the microphone or some squirrel. Good lord, let me
know in the live chat if you can hear Commander Melanie. Okay,
let me see if I can show you this. This
video screen sharing is tough. My computers just like lags
and is super super slow. But I'll see if okay, cool,
check this out? See if I see if you can
hear watch this, Philandolpha, we got work to do. I'm
(09:02):
Mayor Charrelle Parker here with leaders from across our region.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
Kamala Harris is on the road.
Speaker 3 (09:08):
To victory, and the road goes through Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
And we are united behind the woman that's tough and
can lead. Are we ready to fight for you? She
is the right person for this job.
Speaker 4 (09:23):
Is gonna do right by Labor's gonna do right by
working people. And I can't think.
Speaker 5 (09:29):
The better partner than our.
Speaker 1 (09:33):
Uh oh, how many messed up are supported the working class?
Speaker 2 (09:37):
But I set standards for progressive leadership that benefits all citizens.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
Builadelphia building Trade.
Speaker 4 (09:42):
Ive w for Kamala Harris's Montgomery County, Bucks delco Chester.
Speaker 2 (09:52):
We're getting behind Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris for
president and Josh Shapiro Jos Shapiro, Josh Shapiro a vice president.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
Now we need you and Kamala Harris Noff you stand
see now listen see I have to say, I keep
my ear to the ground for the people on the show.
That was a good debt. Right now, this could just
be an ad that they filmed in prep for a
(10:25):
potential Josh Shapiro pick, But then why would you schedule
it on Twitter or X So clearly you know, I
told you a long time ago that Kamali's people, and
this was while Biden was still president, that Kamalist people
had reached out to Josh Shapiro. Again, I've also told
you that Kamala was intimately involved in the plan to
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depose Joe Biden, partnered with Barack Obama to do it.
Barack Obama delivered the message. But it would be negligent
to believe that she wasn't involved because the twenty fifth
Amendment process as intimately involves the vice President, who is
Kamala Harris. She's got her fingerprints all over this. Okay,
So Kamala Harris, Okay, just showed you that video that
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the Philadelphia mayor accidentally posted that celebrates Josh Shapiro as
the running mate. Although very recently I've been hearing whispers
within Democrat circles that progressives are completely up in arms
about a potential Josh Shapiro pick i e. The pro
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Hamas wing of the Democrat Party doesn't like Josh Shapiro
because he's a Jew, and progressives are up in arms.
So the choice that the Democrats are gonna have to
make moving forward is decide whether or not picking Shapiro
is worth it. And will their progressive base still show
(11:53):
up to vote even if Shapiro is the vice president.
I don't know that's the decision that they're going to
have to make. I've been hearing that Waltz uh a
governor of Minnesota. I think his name is Tim Waltz
is actually on the short list as well for Kamala's
vice presidential slot because he's the highest ranking enlisted member
ever to serve in Congress. He's the governor of Minnesota.
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Kamala also needs Minnesota, and Waltz is well liked in
the Pentagon, allegedly on both sides of the aisle. But
if I'm a betting man, odds are it's Shapiro. And
because the Democrats look, they've already shown that they don't
give a damn about their base, like they don't care
about their base. They rig primaries, and their base is
still right there with them. Is Jewish and her husband
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is Jewish? Correct correct with him?
Speaker 4 (12:43):
And would Josh Shapiro really hurt her anymore?
Speaker 1 (12:46):
I don't think so. I don't think so. And and
I think that Pennsylvania is so important to the Democrats,
like it's it's a zero sum game for them, folks.
I mean it, the Democrats have to win all of
this states that they're supposed to win, and they absolutely
positively have to win Pennsylvania. If Republicans managed to pick
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off Pennsylvania for the Democrats, the path through through seventy
is done. It's over now with Trump on the ballot.
I would have said a couple of weeks ago, now, look,
we look at polling in the moment that we're in
in this on this specific day. But Trump had multiple
paths to two seventy. He could get to two seventy
if he didn't have Pennsylvania. If he won Nevada, he
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won Georgia, he won Arizona, he won North Carolina, lost Pennsylvania,
but still managed to win Michigan or Wisconsin. Yeah, he
could still get to two seventy. But it's going to
come down to Pennsylvania, folks, So buckle up. I mean
it is going to be a sprint to the finish.
Also of paramount importance, and I don't think you're going
(13:47):
to see this broadcast on any of the cable news networks,
but Iranian Tate tv H is putting out urgent broadcasts
that say two things. One, the world will witness him
important events in the coming hours, okay. And two, Iranian
media and television is broadcasting Iran Iraq war anthem in
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reference to the state of alert Iran is witnessing. So
clearly Iran is gearing up for something. What that is
is yet to be seen. But the Ayatola has made
it clear that he that he's authorized strikes within the
border of Israel. If they escalate things within the border
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of Israel, Israel will undoubtedly strike back, and that escalation
could lead to a full scale war. And Lindsey Graham
introduced a Senate resolution today to authorize the use of
military force against Iran should they attack Israel or threaten
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the United States national security interests. Now, I don't want
the US anywhere near another war in the Middle East,
but you should be concerned about this, and so should we.
I mean, people are saying that they can barely hear you,
but but I can they not hear you? You want to
slide in? You slide in? She doesn't if she didn't
(15:17):
have to, am I gonna here?
Speaker 3 (15:19):
Look?
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Well? Oh can you see can you hear?
Speaker 4 (15:22):
Now? Hello?
Speaker 1 (15:25):
Can you hear? Okay, I'm sure you can probably hear. So, look,
she's on TV. Now, let's see if I can scoot over,
hang on, just watch the wires kind of got a
little kind of like Jerry Riggan things here. Okay, good, good, good, Okay. Yeah, well,
well I knew it. I knew it was a well
could people here, let's hear in the live chat? Can
(15:47):
you hear? I want to make sure you can hear? Yes,
we can hear. Okay, all right, got it? Okay, So
clearly Iran is gearing up for something, right, and it's worrisome,
and it should be something that you and I worry about,
right Melanie, because we you know, our oldest daughter is seventeen.
He going to be a senior, and now eighteen year
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old girls have to register for Selective service, and our
oldest son is fifteen, going on sixteen. And if war
escalates in the Middle East, and you got people like
in the Senate like Lindsay Graham authorizing the use of
military force against Iran for threatening US national security interest,
then our kids could find themselves on a battlefield fairly quickly. Right,
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So this pertains to us, And again I'm not sure
how much of this you're going to see on actual
television media at this point it's it's in Iran right now,
but we shall see. Okay, now the Olympics, let's kind
of go doing a lightning round of stuff here. Remember
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this boxing.
Speaker 6 (16:49):
Man solids straight right hands.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
From police. So there's that. But look at how devastating this. Okay,
so this is like for those of you all don't know,
but I think many of you do. A dude, a
man fighting a woman in the Olympics and boxing. Like,
watch how devastating this overhand right was replays. It's a
(17:22):
very short affection in the women's words.
Speaker 4 (17:25):
Wait about there between Andela Kreni and Mancoli.
Speaker 1 (17:30):
I mean, it is this devastating. And for all those
people out there talking about him being a born a woman,
he wasn't. He has X Y chromosomes. X Y chromosomes
make you man a man? A dude? Okay, this is
a dude. He dresses like a dude.
Speaker 4 (17:43):
He actually says chromos and I can just look at
him and tell that, you know what I mean, Like
the way he looks, the way he actually just tell
like the way he moves he's a man.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
And so the news, yes, it's so yes, correct and
So the news now that's breaking out of this store
is Angela Karini, who's the Italian woman who backed out
of the fight, is now apologizing to Aman Khalif, the
biological male. So not only are we authorizing dudes to
(18:15):
punch women in the face in the Olympics and then
giving them medals for it, now the women are forced
to apologize. Now, keep in mind, these are women who
train and dedicate their entire life to a craft only
to get vested by a weak pansy mail. It's absolutely sickening,
and her apologizing and bending the knee like this will
(18:38):
just lead the way to more women getting hurt in
situations like this at some point. Again, you know I
talk about not being the silent majority, This is what
being the silent majority leads to. We have these weak
ass Republicans who do nothing and have done nothing in
Congress for the better part of two decades. I'm eating
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all of these cultural issues to the radical left, this
is the natural end state, the reason why things feel
like they're so upside down right now, because look, we
all acknowledge, folks who are listening and watching to this program,
to this program, radical leftists are legitimately insane like these.
This ain't your grandfather's Democrat Party, right, They're insane. But
(19:23):
also these insane people control all the levers of power,
and Republicans, I'm just sorry to say it. The vast
majority of them in Congress, there are some good ones,
the vast majority of them in Congress aren't getting the
job done. In the Senate, you have senators from deep
red states that the biggest freaking pansies in the world.
(19:44):
They would be afraid to say a dude should not
punch a woman in the face. Yet this is the
world that we live in. The spineless GOP is just
as much as an as a threat to this country
as the Democrats that run over them on a day
to day basis. It absolutely is sickening to me as
a father of three daughters who work their asses off
every day, Like, if something like this happened to my daughter,
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it would take every it would take. They would need
a hell of a lot more security than they have
there at the Olympics right now to keep me out
of that ring. Let's just say that. And if this
asshole dude that's punching women in the face and getting
metals for it, if he had even an ounce of courage,
even this a shred of courage like box Mike Tyson,
sixty five year old Mike Tyson. See how that goes
(20:29):
for you, asshole? You like punching women in the face.
It's absolutely ridiculous, is it?
Speaker 4 (20:33):
Not?
Speaker 1 (20:33):
Absolutely anything of that?
Speaker 4 (20:36):
Well, So I would not, like our daughters, would not apologize.
I would not apologize. I can't believe. I hate to
beat up on her, you know, after she's been.
Speaker 1 (20:44):
Through this, But my god, you don't apologize to me?
Speaker 4 (20:47):
Yes I do.
Speaker 1 (20:53):
Oh, she special's special? Okay, So act blue I've said,
do you all know what act blue is? We're looking
at the live chat right now. But yeah, look at Boston.
I'll beat the shit out of any male who hurts
my girls. Amen, I'm sorry. You know. I tell you
all be hard, be hard to kill, right, And that
(21:16):
actually is a fairly broad statement. Right. What what are
things that we can do in our life to make
us harder to kill? Be in good shape, lift weights,
do cardiovascular fitness, eat right, have your own livestock, have
your own food, have your own power source, have your
(21:36):
own energy source. Do everything you can to be independent
from the government. Be well read, you know, like, understand
things that are happening around you. Try to get a
little bit better every day, right, you know, you're just
competing against yourself, not against other people. Just be better
than you were yesterday. Right, and and and so it's
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our job as men to protect and provide for our fans.
It's our job. It's our job. And boys need to
hear this more. It's our job to be dangerous. It
is our job to have a capacity for violence completely
under control. We use it in the right way. We
should all aspire to be protectors. And you know, that's
(22:19):
something that's very very important to me. But it breaks
my heart that these young boys, I feel like so
many young men in our country today are kind of
aimlessly meandering through life because people this whole concept of
toxic masculinity and what the you know, they're being taught
in schools that, oh, hey, you know, since you're active,
(22:42):
Oh that's not normal, Like we should just give you riddling.
Nothing could be further than than the truth. Boys are
supposed to be active. They just need to teach them
to use their power in the service of protecting and
serving other people. And so I don't even know how
I got off. Oh Boston, saying that he would beat
the shit out of people that is the girls. So Boston,
(23:03):
I'm there with you, brother, Yeah, I get it. I'm
right there, Okay. So Act Blue. Act Blue is the
Democrat digital fundraising platform. Now listen, I've said to you
all before that fundraising is in politics are like bullets
(23:23):
in your gun. In combat, you run out of fundraising dollars.
While you're running a political campaign, you're dead. Run out
of bullets in combat, where you're surrounded and outmanned and
out gunned, you're dead. Fundraising is one of the hardest
things about running a campaign. I've done it twice. The
vast majority of people in this country, and especially on
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our side of the aisle, have no idea how political
fundraising works, especially it pertains to running for federal offices.
And because of that, the Democrats are so much better
than us. And I mean people, man, if I asked
you all, what the limit the campaign contribution limit for
a federal campaign is, I mean, back in my day
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when I was running, it was twenty eight hundred bucks,
and then twenty nine hundred bucks. I think it's thirty
three hundred dollars. So if I were going to contribute
to a political campaign to a candidate that I loved
and agreed with. The max that I could give, there's
three thousand, three hundred dollars I think in the primary. Right,
Just here's three thousand, three hundred bucks for the primary
(24:27):
and then three thousand, three hundred bucks for the general.
Sixty six hundred bucks total. Right, I mean, that's in
the grand scheme of things.
Speaker 4 (24:34):
A lot of money.
Speaker 1 (24:35):
It's a lot in a campaign, it's a lot of money.
It's a lot of money, but it doesn't go far.
To run in the state of Pennsylvania, you need to
raise upwards of one hundred million dollars to run statewide.
For a federal office, how many sixty six hundred dollars
what they call max out contributions does that add up to.
(24:56):
I'm not the math person she is, but I can
tell you that is a hell of a lot. It's
a lot. The Democrats have figured out a way with
Act Blue to rig the system. Act blue has been
suspect for a very long time, has it not. We've
known about Act Blue for a long time. It's one
(25:18):
big slush fund. They use straw donors to give thousands
of what they call small dollar unitemized contribution. So a
small dollar contribution is anything under what is it, like
a hundred bucks or something like that, two hundred bucks,
so like those are So what they do is they
find people or straw donors keep their contribution under two
(25:42):
hundred bucks, but they have that person donate several times
up to the max contribution. Half the time, the person
that's contributing doesn't even know they're contributing. Someone's just contributing
in their name. So what happens is this this this
paves the way for foreign countries to invest in our
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federal elections. Think of Act Blue as like the digit
it's a digital fundraising platform, but it's similar to Netflix.
So if I'm giving a contribution to, say Alexandria Cossio Cortes,
it'll prompt you. The website will prompt you and say,
if you like Alexandria Cossio Cortez, you might get a
(26:27):
load of this moron. You might like them too. Yes, well, yes, exactly.
And so but what happens is is once you click
that button, ActBlue automatically opts you in. And that's for
legal donors. So there are legal donors out there that
will just have like every month given like five six
(26:48):
bucks to these Democrat candidates. But on the other side
of things, ActBlue also has a significant amount of money
laundering that happens, and James O'Keefe, to his great credit,
a couple of months ago, busted this wide open Listen Hello.
Speaker 3 (27:05):
Everyone, James O'Keefe. Here we even update into the FEC
investigation into money apparently laundered from various addresses through Act Blue.
Election Watch will be founding a complaint with the FEC
and DC over the discrepancies and apparent fraud that has
taking place with all these donations, many of which are
done through the home addresses of the elderly. Election Watch
(27:26):
will file the complaint with the FEC wait that required
one hundred and twenty days, and then file a lawsuit
in the Northern District of Virginia. Now included in that
lawsuit will be evidence that over sixty percent of the
money involved in this is apparently coming from China. ActBlue
is feeding a lot of money to other packs like
Emily's List Color of Change pack, just to name a few.
(27:47):
Much of this information through Election Watch came from internet
tracing internet traffic patterns looking at where the transactions are
coming from and where they're going to. Based upon these
traffic float patterns, you can actually see what's happening. There's
also receipts of large amount of moneys on the FDC
website to financial processors like Amalgamated Bank, particularly the Washington.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
D C branch of Amalgamated Bank.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
One of the institutions making many of these transactions, DIBBI
is also named. They're a debit card processor out of Utah.
Speaker 1 (28:20):
There's large you get the point right, sixty percent of
the funds. James O'Keeffe contends with his investigation and they're
filing a lawsuit in federal court over this is money
from China. Now, do you think that China wants Donald
Trump to be president again? Do you think that China
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has an incentive to help the Democrats, you know, cheating
elections maybe like they did in the twenty twenty election.
Donald Trump was very hard on China. Donald Trump imposed
very strict tariffs on China. Before Joe Biden took office,
China's economy was on the brink of collapse. China was
(29:03):
what was in the grips of what you call a
terminal demographic collapse as well. Their economy was in shambles
and that was leading to people not having enough babies
to sustain their population. And when you add to the
fact that the Chinese are crazy with how people have babies,
it doesn't end well and it wouldn't have ended well
(29:24):
for G. So President G of China needed to change
the calculus. And it looks like allegedly they're doing that
with Act Blue. Listen to this video of James O'Keefe
going to an Act Blue donor's house and saying, Hey,
it looks like you contributed on Act blue like a
zillion times. Did you do this? Watch what this person says.
Speaker 3 (29:46):
FEC data shows that some senior citizens across the US
have been donating thousands of times per year. Some of
these individuals' names and addresses are attached to over two
hundred thousand dollars in contributions. We went and knocked on
a few of their doors to corroborate the data that
we received. We're wondering if these donors are victims of
what appears to be a money laundering scheme. Cindy know
(30:07):
of Annapolis, Maryland, who in the year twenty twenty two
allegedly contributed over one thousand times to Act Blue, totaling
eighteen thousand, eight hundred and forty nine dollars and seventy
seven cents. That means Cindy would have had to donate
three times a day, every day for the whole year.
My name is James O'Keefe and we're doing a story
(30:28):
on about number of people that have donated.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
You did donate to Act blue, right once in a while?
Speaker 4 (30:33):
What about eighteen.
Speaker 1 (30:34):
Thousand, eight hundred and fifty dollars. No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
No people are using your address.
Speaker 4 (30:40):
I don't think so.
Speaker 1 (30:47):
I mean three times a day, every day for a year.
So do you see the game. They find people, they
use their name, They contribute with a credit card. And
by the way, the interesting thing about act blue, it
doesn't it doesn't require the security code on the back
of your card, the CVC code. You know what the
(31:07):
CVC code is used for. It's used to verify your identity.
So what the Democrats do or find Democrat donors, They
use their name, they use their address. That's all published
in the electronic voter file. Every single campaign has access
to that. They find a person, they find an address,
they use a credit card, they make a donation in
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their name, they don't use the CBC. When you don't
use the CVC, you can't verify an identification. Did I
do a good job of explaining how the Democrats even
rig digital fundraising? These Democrats are big efing cheaters. The
real question is when are Republicans going to step up
and do something about it? Well. ActBlue is hit with
(31:48):
a demand letter from Jason Mriez, who is the ag
in the state of Virginia, regarding accusations of campaign money
laundering that is interfering in the US Election Office has
become aware of multiple serious allegations that ActBlue has engaged
in fraudulent, deceptive, and or otherwise illegal activities in the
(32:10):
Commonwealth of Virginia, and or have aided and abedded others
in doing so. This includes hundreds of thousands of dollars
of contributions through individual donors in the Commonwealth and volumes
that are facially implausible and appear suspicious. Taken together, these
circumstances appear to indicate that contributions via ActBlue are being
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made from fictional donors or dummy accounts, or that information
reported by or through Act Blue may be fraudulent for
the foregoing reasons, it's imperative that you provide my office
with a detailed description of Act Blues processes and procedures
for verifying the legitimacy and accuracy of donor contribution information,
(32:54):
as well as the process and procedures used in verifying
information reported in regular to bodies. Given the seriousness of
these allegations, I expect to receive your substantive report by
August twelfth, twenty twenty four. So listen, this isn't like
Sean Parnell. Of course, speaking about myself and the third
(33:14):
person is not necessarily an attractive quality, and I recognize that.
But this isn't just me saying this is this is
a real thing. These Democrats absolutely cheat in almost every way.
They are some of the most dishonest people on the planet.
Speaker 4 (33:29):
Why did it take James O'Keefe to bring it to
some attention.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
That's a very good question.
Speaker 4 (33:35):
Why now you know that the Republicans aren't really doing it?
Because if what is it? What is the site for Republicans?
Speaker 1 (33:42):
It's win Read Win Red. Republicans have a similar platform
called win Read.
Speaker 4 (33:48):
You know, if there was a problem with Win Red,
this would have been investigated like.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
A long time ago, all over years ago.
Speaker 4 (33:54):
That's how you know that it's not happening on the
Republican side and it's just an active problem.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
Right exactly. You Yeah, we're a Republican attorney generals. James
O'Keeffe had to bust them out, right. This is my
point about weak ass Republicans being, you know, a threat
to the Republic through their own inaction. They're all such
a joke. But kudos to the Attorney General of Virginia
for actually doing something about it. My hope is is
(34:20):
that it's just not too late. Okay, January sixth, see
what I'm saying, These damn you get these damn bugs
in the studio and I'm like Walter White and breaking
badly Chase chasing the fly. This is weird. Those like
in your eyeball when you're doing a kid exactly exactly.
(34:44):
Uh So, okay, there's something that happened with January sixth,
and you've got to see it. And again, this happens
on a Friday because people don't want you to see it. Now,
what you're gonna see is in exchange between Thomas Massey
Thomas Massey and a guy named Benny Thompson. Benny Thompson
(35:09):
was the chair of the January sixth Unselect Committee. Thomas
Massey is digging into the details of the pipe bombs
on January sixth and the text messages from the United
States Secret Service that were all magically deleted on January
sixth because of a software my grace, and imagine that.
(35:30):
Remember remember I showed you the video of the former
director of the United States Secret Service, Cheetles, saying, Wow,
it's a shame that Americans would think that because we
have integrity. Oh yeah, right, sure you do. But listen
to this exchange that again, no one else is going
to show you Between Massey and Thompson.
Speaker 2 (35:48):
I believe that your committee and the other committees of
which there were four who asked for these records were
within their rights and obligations to the American people to
get those Secret Service cell phone texts. But they apparently
don't exist anymore, and they disappeared when when may Orcus
(36:13):
was Secretary of Department of Homeland Security. I've got a
real problem with that. Do you want to say anything
for I conclude, mister Thompson.
Speaker 6 (36:22):
Well, I put it to you like that. Chairman Green
has subpoena power with our committee. If he wants to
look into that, Uh, I'll support it.
Speaker 2 (36:33):
Are you Are you concerned about the lackadaisical attitude or
the secret or maybe you haven't seen the video. Have
you seen the video of this discovery the second pipe on?
Speaker 6 (36:42):
No, No, let me just say a lot of what
you said here to day I have not been privy to.
But I am of the opinion that if the chairman
wants to look into that, uh, you convince him the
issued a subpoena.
Speaker 3 (37:02):
I'll go with him if.
Speaker 2 (37:08):
I would like to show you that video at some point,
I'm surprised your committee did not find it. I mean,
there were two bombs that day, and according to FBI
and ATF and Capitol Police, they were operable, viable bombs.
One of them was just feet from Kamala Harris, who
was going to become the vice President of the United States,
(37:31):
and the Secret Service sat there in a patrol car.
It looks to me like they finished sheeting their lunch
before they got out to look at it.
Speaker 1 (37:40):
And then it was.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
Ten minutes this is all on video, ten minutes before
they got Kamala Harris out of there.
Speaker 1 (37:46):
And again it is.
Speaker 2 (37:47):
Secretary of may Orcus who oversaw the production of these documents.
These texts wish were never produced.
Speaker 1 (37:58):
And that's a real problem for me. Listen to me.
Thompson was the chair of the January sixth committee. What
he just told you in that SoundBite is he had
no idea that the United States Secret Service had deleted
all of their text messages on January sixth. More importantly,
(38:22):
as if that's not concerning enough, he had no idea
about the pipe bombs. He had not, according to him,
he had not heard of that. Now, if the pipe
bombs were real, if they were a real thing, do
you think he would have reacted like that? I mean,
(38:47):
what warrants a reaction like that? I mean, now, Kamala
Harris was there. If the pipe bombs were real outside
the DNC and the RNC, that would be classified as
an assassination attempt. Don't you think you would want to
have the text messages from the United States Secret Service
(39:07):
to figure out like what maybe happened with this assassination attempt.
So what this tells me is that the pipe bones
were not real, and now we had suspected this for
a very long time, but this is just one more
piece of evidence in proof that January six was one
big fing setup. It was one big, fing fed surrection.
(39:33):
The Democrats used January sixth to try to tarnish Donald
Trump's legacy to make sure he could never run for
president again. And then when they established this bullshit committee
and they did it unlawfully, they hired a producer from
ABC to write the damn story. And if you don't
believe me, go google it and fact check it yourself.
It's exactly what happened. January six was one big setup.
(39:56):
And I'm telling you that video. To me, it's just
more proof of that. And it's just like, well, what
do you think, am I? Do you think? You agree? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (40:07):
But you weve been saying that since January sixth. I'm
not surprised to hear as he said that, sitting on
the couch watching it unfold.
Speaker 1 (40:18):
This felt like a one big CIA regime chase that
we usually do in foreign countries, but they were just
executing it here on American soil. Okay, speaking of uh,
of course, I've talked on the Wendy Bell radio show
this morning Wendybell radio program rather about the Russian prisoner swap.
What left out of the Russian prisoner swap is a
(40:39):
guy named Mark Fogel. Mark Fogel is a teacher from
western Pennsylvania that has a disease and was prescribed, legitimately
prescribed medical marijuana to help deal with the pain of
that disease. Now, he was over in Russia, traveling over there,
(41:00):
and the Russians caught him with this marijuana he teach,
He was.
Speaker 4 (41:05):
Teaching, he was teaching, He.
Speaker 1 (41:07):
Was teaching over there. Yes, I was teaching English over there.
They arrested him for having medical marijuana prescribed to him
by a US doctor and they sentenced him to fourteen
years in prison. Mark Fogel has been languishing in a
Russian prison with no help from the Biden administration at
all since he's been there. The Fogels I can tell
you because I know his mom and I met his
(41:28):
mom on July thirteenth at the Trump rally where they
tried to assassinate Trump. They blame the Biden administration for
not taking strong enough action. They blamed the United States
State Department in Blincoln for not declaring that Mark Fogel
was what classified is what's called an unlawful detention. If
(41:51):
he's classified as an unlawful detention, then the then the
United States States can leverage every resource that we have
to get him back. For whatever reason, the Biden administration
is not doing that, and the family can just they
just can't understand it. So thankfully I was able to
put him in contact with the Trump campaign, and President
(42:12):
Trump agreed to meet Missus Fogel, who's Mark's mom. And
she was amazing, right, she was so sweet and ninety
five years old. You should have seen her. Once the
gunfire rang out, like everybody's on the ground and I'm like,
missus Fogel, you gotta get down. She's sitting in the chair,
sitting there. She's just sitting there just like this, like
with her a little purse on her lap. She's like, oh,
(42:34):
just leave me. I'm like missus Fogel. I'm like, Missus Foggo,
I'm not leaving you. Come on, let's get down. She's
like I'm just fine. Like I was like. She comes out,
she's ninety five years old. Trump tells her, you know,
when I win, I'm gonna get your son back, and
she comes out like dancing to kid Rock American Badass
or something, and it's like, but it kills me that
(42:56):
here you have and I'm glad that the Americans were.
Really the question is what did we get give up
to get them back. None of the details about that
prisoner exchange have been released yet, and that's concerning to me,
especially considering what you told me about Paul Whalan this morning. Now, look,
I don't know this for sure, and I asked Brian
(43:17):
Dean Wright, like, what are the chances that these are,
you know, one CIA operators or two just working with
the CIA cover And Brian, if you haven't watched it,
go back and watched the episode yesterday, because he does
a great job explaining this. But it's certainly it's more
than plausible, especially when you consider the background of Whaleen.
You want to you want to give the rundown, Not.
Speaker 4 (43:36):
Really because I'm just I'm glad that he got out,
so but yeah, I mean they have chosen him over
the teacher. You can see why.
Speaker 1 (43:45):
Yeah, Melanie's point is is that if he was working
for the CIA, then the stands the reason that they
would want to get so now we don't want our
we want our spies to be effective. We don't want
them to get captured. If they get captured, we should
do everything they can to get them back. Right, and
we're happy that the people are back. But the point is,
you can see why the Biden administration would be incentivized
(44:06):
to try to get this guy back.
Speaker 4 (44:08):
But it doesn't explain why they got Britney Griner.
Speaker 1 (44:11):
Britney Griner, the basketball player. Well, I kind of think.
Speaker 4 (44:15):
She was marijuana, so hers wasn't medical.
Speaker 1 (44:17):
She was just I think that that was ideological. I
think that the Biden administration saw her as a hardcore leftist,
as a pseudo celebrity, and he thought that I'm going
to get political points for bringing her back. I think
that was the catalyst why. But here's the thing about
Mark Fogel. He's a teacher. What's in it for the
Biden administration to really leverage all the assets that they
(44:40):
have to get him back. It would be very very easy.
They could do this with a stroke of a pen.
Just declare Mark Fogel unlawfully detained. He's clearly unlawfully detained.
And when Bob Casey are useless senator punks, A tawny
Casey who pops his head up, you know once every
six years to run for reelection, doesn't do it damn
thing for the people of the state. When he was
(45:02):
asked about it, he said, well, you know, I'm not
a diplomat, so I don't know anything about unlawful attention.
I'm like, what are you what are you a moron?
Like you're a sitting United States senator, Like it's the
easiest thing in the world, unlawfully detained. Then you can
the State Department, the CIA, they can start leveraging US
assets to get him back. But they haven't done it. Okay,
So okay, let's shameful. The rob dog with with really
(45:28):
shrewd commentary, Britney Grinder is a dude. I have to
say you might be right, might be right. Oh look,
sorry to know Britney Grinder is a dude. So it
is to peas the alphabet community. Well, okay, so let's
(45:50):
move on to the Trump assassination. So again, keep in mind,
it is Friday. What do they what do the news
try to do? What do the deep state try to do?
They try to do news dumps on Friday in the
hopes that not a lot of people pay not a
lot of people are paying attention. Bill Fred just said,
you insulted punksatani Phil.
Speaker 4 (46:12):
Same thing. He comes out once a year, right, yes.
Speaker 1 (46:16):
So he actually punks atani Phil comes out more than
Bob Casey.
Speaker 4 (46:19):
Six times the.
Speaker 1 (46:22):
Right. A groundhog in the state of Pennsylvania does six
times the amount of work than Bob Casey.
Speaker 4 (46:30):
And in fact, if Punk, if.
Speaker 1 (46:34):
Punk Satani Phil had a voting card, he would be
less devastating for our country in Pennsylvania. If the groundhog
was voted, he just votes president on everything, he would
do less damage than Bob Casey. Are we spending so
much time on that?
Speaker 4 (46:49):
I appreciate.
Speaker 1 (46:54):
Bill well played, Sir well played? Okay, So again it's
Friday news dump daye state blob bureaucrats. They put stuff
out today that they want people not to cover. Well.
The Acting Director of the United States Secret Service Roe
did his very first press conference today and this is
what he had to say.
Speaker 5 (47:14):
The Secret Service takes full responsibility for the tragic events
July thirteenth. This was a mission failure. The sole responsibility
of our agency is to make sure our protectees are
never put in danger. We fell short of that. In
Butler and I'm working to make sure that this failure
(47:35):
does not happen again. I'm focused on ensuring that the
full resources of the Secret Service are utilized to safeguard
are protectees, and I've implemented and will continue to implement
changes to ensure that that happens. We are and we
will continue to cooperate with pending oversight investigations of the
(47:56):
July thirteenth failure being done now by cong the Department
of Homeland Securities, Office of the Inspector General, and the
independent review directed by President Biden. Additionally, the Secret Services
Office of Professional Responsibility and is currently conducting a mission
assurance review. As I stated, I am not willing for
(48:19):
the I am not waiting for the completion of those reports,
and I've directed the Secret Service to take immediate steps
to ensure our protectees are indeed safe, and I will
summarize those steps in a moment. I am committed to
pursuing accountability for the Secret Services failure in Butler, Pennsylvania,
but let me be clear, if policy violations by Secret
(48:42):
Service personnel are identified by the agency's Mission assurance review,
those individuals will be held accountable, and they will be
held accountable to our fare and thorough disciplinary process. The
first part of that process is an investigation to identify
whether Paul violations occurred.
Speaker 1 (49:02):
But okay, now, my question for you all, and we're
looking here at the live chat and there's like a
little bit of a delay, but do you trust what
Roe is saying with regards to accountability and a full investigation?
Do you think the United States Secret Service should be
investigating itself on this we're watching the live chat, let
(49:22):
me know what you think. You know, he said lots
of things during this press conference that have me scratching
my head. One of them was this listen.
Speaker 5 (49:34):
At six pm, former President Trump took the stage to
begin remarks, and based on what I know right now,
neither the Secret Service counter sniper teams nor members of
the former president's security detail had any knowledge that there
was a man on the roof of the AGR building
with a firearm.
Speaker 1 (49:51):
It is my.
Speaker 5 (49:52):
Understanding that personnel were not aware they sail and had
a firearm until they heard gunshots.
Speaker 1 (49:59):
So a lot, Commander Melanie is whispering in my ear
a lot of f nos. Oh, you all are the
best audience in the world. YEP, we completely agree. So
here is Roe saying that they did not know that
Crooks had a rifle until he shot. He was carrying
(50:23):
a range finder. Local swat teams saw him on the
ground and thought he was a threat enough for one
of them to leave their post and actually chase him down. Now,
he evaded that officer, but the law enforcement at least
ninety seconds before shots rang out, were calling the United
States Secret Service to report that he was a threat.
(50:45):
Yet here you have the acting Director Roe say that
they didn't even know the dude had a rifle. How
does any of this make sense to any of you? Yes, what, well.
Speaker 4 (51:03):
If they are trying to let something happen to Trumpet,
makes perfect sense, right, Yeah, all of that makes sense
if every one of his answers makes sense.
Speaker 1 (51:12):
My thesis is it was willful negligence and they just
wanted to be able to throw their hands up and say, well,
hey that so bad things happen sometimes, but it wasn't us,
like we didn't do it, you know, Okay, So lots
of inexplicable things. That was one, and this is this,
this is the other. Like listen to this, just a
(51:35):
quick question.
Speaker 7 (51:35):
There there's a report that a whistleblower has alleged that
you personally directed cuts to the Counter Surveillance Division, which
led to the Threat Assessments Team failing to performance duties
that it typically would before the before the Butler rally.
Is that accurate? Is that allegation accurate?
Speaker 5 (51:53):
So I've recently I've become aware of this. We got
a congressional letter on it. What I can tell you
is that the Counter Surveillance Division, they do a fantastic job.
They have a very specific mission set. A lot of
that mission set is here in the National Capital Region,
focused on permanent protective sites. But they do go out
(52:16):
and they support when requested, they go out and support
former details. I know that there's been allegations that that
I personally cut or that I, let's see that I
denied requests. The Counter Surveillance Division has been out there
supporting the former President's detail at some very high profile events.
(52:39):
They continue to provide that support, and they're out there
providing support right now. So we're going to respond to
the letter that we received, and we'll be sure to
make that I'm sure they will will be able to
share that response when the Committee says it's okay to respond.
Speaker 1 (52:58):
That is what you call all America a non answer
to the question, did you direct the cuts to the
Trump campaign's security detail? Well, let me answer this Bill,
thank you for the question. By the way, our counter
surveillance team does a real good job. Oh yeah, he
(53:20):
did a great effing job on July thirteenth. Dude, I just.
Speaker 4 (53:23):
Imagine with some sign in his office today, like twenty
days without an assassination.
Speaker 1 (53:28):
Yeah, they did an amazing job. Our counter our counter
our counter surveillance team does a great job. Come on, like,
come on, none of this should fly. He should know
whether or not he directed cuts to Trump's security detail.
(53:48):
He completely just did not answer the question.
Speaker 4 (53:53):
Well, he answered the question by not answering the question, right,
because if he if it was not true, he would
have said, no, it's not true.
Speaker 1 (53:59):
That's exactly answer the question. That's actually a good point.
He answered through a non answer exactly. Okay, So you
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So anyway, anyways, thank you all for watching. Ken, thank
you so much, he says, get a cocktail. Sean and
Melanie don't have to tell us twice. We're in. Thank
you all so much for watching. We will be or
I will be in studio Monday through Friday for the
Great Wendy Bell next week and doing the show every
single day. So it's gonna be a little bit of
(55:03):
a hectic week, but I'm getting better at it every
single day. Isn't it awesome to have Commander Melanie on camera.
I know that she's gonna she's not gonna be happy
about this later, but look how it doesn't She looks
so look at her. She's so little, so little, but
you handled yourself really good under fire, really good under fire.
We as a for once, for once, she did what
(55:33):
I told her to do, and she did really well
as a married couple. We've been shot at before. So anyways,
thank you all for watching. God bless you all, and
God bless this amazing country. Have a great weekend, Have
a great weekend. I'll see a Monday Morning with Wendy
Bell and then again Monday evening here on Battleground Live.
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