D.C. Crash and Lying Eyes

Newly released footage of the Washington, D.C. crash is raising serious questions. Christopher Markowski breaks down the shocking video, Trump’s reaction, and why the official narrative isn’t adding up. With concerns over air traffic control staffing, outdated technology, and flight restrictions, is there more to this story than we’re being told? www.watchdogonwallstreet.com

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Watchdog on Wall Street podcast explaining the news coming
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investment banker, consumer advocate, analyst, and trader Chris Markowski.

Speaker 2 (00:16):
Washington, d C. Crash in Uh your lying eyes. Let
me tell you something, people, if you've seen the latest video,
which you have to, it's from a different angle. It's
now made its way onto social media and some of
the networks are playing it as well. The best way
I can describe it is it looks like the two

(00:37):
aircraft we're playing chicken. Now we know that the plane
was trying to land. Let's just go by what we know.
Because again, you don't want to speculate, right, they don't
want you to speculate. Again, you gotta you want to
allow the uh. You gotta allow the media to come
up with their narrative first. Anyway, crystal clear night, Chris.

(01:00):
It's still clear. And I know they're talking about staffing
issues right now. That's all over. The staffing issues in
the tower. It's a major issue. Okay. I get that
we discussed here the technology issues that have been around
for a very long period of time. The screens look

(01:20):
like something out of like I said, the video game
Asteroids from the early nineteen eighties. Thomas Massey was making
fun of it as well. It's just ridiculous. But anyway,
you watch this video, and I'm not a helicopter pilot,
but I can assure you. I can assure you that
I wouldn't have hit that airplane from my old school knowledge.

(01:45):
You're playing with a joystick on my Calco vision back
in the early nineteen eighties, I would have been able
to avoid that airplane. It is it to watch. It
is insane and in Donald Trump put out a post
this morning then he said the Blackhawk helicopter was flying

(02:05):
too high by a lot. It was far above the
two hundred foot limit. That's not really too complicated to understand,
is it? Question mark? Question mark? Question mark? This is
coming from the President of the United States. I can
you disagree. You're flying near a damn airport and you

(02:30):
have to fly below a certain ceiling in one of
America's busiest airports there in Washington, DC, so to avoid crashes.
You can't tell on your how high you are. And
then to watch this video where again it looks I'm sorry.

(02:51):
It has to be intentional either, even the the the
aircraft was taken over remotely, I don't get it as
playing as day in a crystal clear night and direct crash.
I mean sorry, people again, I'm hoping under this presidency

(03:15):
that we might be and I think it's going to
be the case afforded the truth when all is said
and done. But like I said, you know, don't insult
my intelligence, don't. We can see exactly what happened. Watchdog
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