CS282 MIS silverscript

CS282 L1 Transcript  MIS Information Department https://youtu.be/NWWPAeEjhus July 29 2017
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I love George we are live okay there we
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go
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now we're live boy that was last minute
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how are you George I am always amazed at
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how everything comes together and it's
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this like symphonic concerto of actions
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that Jason does before we go live oh hey
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Mike how are you down in Panama Panama
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Mike good morning hey excellent good
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morning everybody so I'm gonna take a
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little bit of poetic license here this
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morning and we're gonna make Mike in
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Panama and he has no warning about this
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so you're gonna get on honest immediate
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reaction he's gonna become our Mis
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Department and we're gonna be D&C
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executives okay so he's gonna be our
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helpdesk as well so he's gonna be our
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administrator for our NGP van system at
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the DNC and I mean you have to not
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answer the phone after 8:00 call so
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Jason and I are gonna play the roles of
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DNC executives I'm gonna be Mike kempner
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the deputy at the DNC deputy director
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and I'm not going to make you debbie
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Wasserman Schultz but I'll make you
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Terry McAuliffe a previous DNC executive
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but imagine the roles the reason why
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we're all playing this is so you can
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imagine the roles of what's actually
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happening between the executives and the
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Mis department okay and what would have
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to happen in any situation so that you
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can then map that on to the DNC
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situation fair enough
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if for everybody okay so that's the role
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play now you're probably all saying but
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wait a minute the del Jana 65 gigabytes
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and Mike's doing all this great work on
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exposing the black weapons right and
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this admins this admins
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Oh an assistant lot of people working
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with Michael how many sysadmin czar
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there Mike we may as well say that right
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now well right now we have two and
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they're working overtime they've got
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really they're really doing the brunt of
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the work they're they're coordinating
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together and kind of I'm trying to do
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give the overview and you have to
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understand I mean again there's a bit of
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technical stuff that I do understand and
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that
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I've learned from the web and servers
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and Apache and my sequel these are kind
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of languages that interact with the web
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pages that we see these guys are at the
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level of tech support concerned about
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file architecture design they're really
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doing again the brunt of the work and
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I'm trying to catch up and learn the
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language that they're speaking so that I
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can translate it into something that's
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easy for everyone who's not computer
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savvy to kind of understand so that
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would be exactly the role you just
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described would be exactly the role an
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executive would play like a CIO would
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play in an organization you would have
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to be a translator between these very
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technical people that work for you
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running these systems and the executives
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correct that's right I just got to raise
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excellence yes so we have to now map so
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we got the roles now in our little role
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play established now we have to map
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names all right so we've mapped names on
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the executive executives over here you
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can think of Debbie wasserman-schultz
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and Mike kempner at at mww we're kind of
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running the show calling the shots as it
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were but there's a very key piece in the
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CIO and that person is going to be that
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Mike's gonna play is going to be a guy
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named Rajiv Chopra CH o PR a like Deepak
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Chopra only Rajiv Chopra okay now why
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why do I mention Rajiv Chopra well he
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for a background on him this genius guy
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he's an Mis expert very much like Mike
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down in Panama who also can tell you
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real estate in Panama so I mean these
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guys are triple threats and why don't we
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do that like let people know how they
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can get in touch with you if they need
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web design or real estate in Panama
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excellent thank you very much yes web
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design and multimedia production you can
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check out Mike Remo calm and for
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everything real estate-related
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real estate - in the middle Panama com
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I'm a licensed bilingual broker and
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some of you may be thinking about maybe
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exploring Panama much like the
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translator I could serve as a bridge
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between people who would be coming here
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and look forward to it
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so thank you it's certainly if anybody
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has any dark money that they need the
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Hmong second phone Seco to take care
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that's not what Mike no no but you could
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get a house from Mike and then you can
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hear them as your law firm now everybody
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knows Mike that you were the person who
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deposed through your Panama leaks here
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you deposed Sharif in in Pakistan
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yesterday any other topples that you're
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going to do with information today
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you're sitting on the largest for today
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you're sitting on the largest trove of
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information in these Panama papers if
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you had access let's just play that role
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for just to say let's suppose Mike down
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in Panama did have access or we could
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somehow get leaks from the Panama papers
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before the press does and before other
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intelligence agencies do that would be
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very powerful because you could just
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leak a few things like for instance the
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premier or the Prime Minister of
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Pakistan having four luxury apartments
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in London through the king of Qatar
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right yeah I think the first thing that
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I would do if I was that person I would
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I would get whoever I considered to be
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my enemies list yes and I write I think
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that I would I would either start
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leaking their information as soon as
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possible yes okay well let's all keep
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that thought in mind about leaking
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information that would hurt your enemies
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right keep in the enemies list
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yeah the enemies list excellent and now
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and keep that idea of a bridge in mind a
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bridge between the technical people who
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don't know anything about because not
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only a bridge it's also a wall because
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they don't know the technical people on
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Mike's side of the the fence all the way
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down there in Panama in this case in our
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story it's going to be in Chicago don't
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know anything at all about the inner
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seen Internet I know how you say that
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word internecine subterfuge that we're
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doing here
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in at the DNC okay so the key person I
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think is going to be the Mis director
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but I'm not saying that it is but
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somebody in this chain between the
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executives and the CIO and the Mis
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department has to know who is doing the
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hack of the DNC now this is Watergate
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too it's it's not a physical break in
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like 1973 or wasn't 73 this isn't 70s
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you started before the before the
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election right it this is the physical
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this is the virtual break-in so we've
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gone forward here 45 years or some earth
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it was 45 years but it's the same exact
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thing it's a break-in it's a physical
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break in to collect information about my
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enemies and George do the people
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watching know all about Watergate I
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think we've got people of all ages and
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maybe you know certainly people who
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might not have even been alive in 1972
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who could be watching if we want to talk
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about that at all or just leave it at
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Watergate and let people Google that
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yeah I think maybe leave it at Watergate
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I think Jason may be saying that I think
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we covered it with trying to get
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information on your enemies Richard
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Nixon was trying to get information
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about McGovern well I know you want to
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take it to the other Richard Nixon was
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trying to get leverage over the CIA the
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reason I want to bring it up is because
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what was going on with Richard Nixon
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versus the CIA is very similar in
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certain regards to what's going on with
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Donald Trump versus the CIA it was a
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deep state that's been challenging a
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presidency and what a lot of people
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don't know is that Richard Nixon as the
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vice president under Eisenhower was in
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charge of a CIA operation called
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Operation 40 whereby the 40 top
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assassins in the CIA went around the
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world toppling governments Salvador
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Allende and various individuals and when
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JFK was the president this operation 40
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had turned its attention towards Fidel
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Castro our friend Justin Trudeau's
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possible father and
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FK a lot of people believe part of the
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reason for his elimination was that he
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was so shocked by the notion that the
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CIA wanted to declare war in Cuba and
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carry out this Bay of Pigs operation
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that he vowed to smash the CIA into a
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thousand pieces and shatter it and blow
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it into the wind and when he failed to
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support the operation that is known as
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the Bay of Pigs many of these guys in
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operation of 40 were killed and then
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they played a role in assassinating JFK
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and a lot of people feel that Nixon knew
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about this Nixon knew that the CIA had
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the ability to eliminate the president
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if they didn't like him and that the
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real nature of the Watergate break-in
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and nixon's plumbers was to try to get
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dirt on the individuals in the CIA so
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that he could have leverage over them in
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case they tried to shove him out but
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Nixon got outsmarted by the CIA because
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his own plumbers G gordon Liddy Howard
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hunt Frank Sturgis those guys themselves
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were CIA loyalists and they botched that
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robbery these were professional spooks
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who left a lipoma door look I left his
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driver's license there he Howard hunt
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mailed the letter from the hotel and
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then they were blackmailing me fix me to
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this location now yeah right yeah right
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so you know we have a letter from the
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place I did the rubber let's get back to
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that today I like this sort there's
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background that was very good because it
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does show the president completely
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surrounded by the deep state right and
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trying to figure out Nixon trying to
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figure out how do I get a leverage point
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against these people that are completely
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surround me and this is exactly the same
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position Trump is in right that's right
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so that's the reason for the break-in so
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I think you're gonna see the same thing
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kind of being repeated 45 years later
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now with the DNC
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virtual break-in same exact DNC that's
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the amazing part about this the only
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thing you do is you move from the
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Watergate Hotel which is over by Dupont
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Circle and all the fun yes like you know
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Sean Lukas dying not too far from Dupont
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Circle and all that shenanigans and you
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just move it a little bit across town
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down Massachusetts Avenue I think to
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near Ivy Street and suddenly everything
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old is new
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again oh gosh I wish I had a Shakespeare
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all past this prologue I guess this be
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the Shakespeare so that sets it up okay
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that's that sets up our little play here
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that sets the stage the where we're
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going with this now is now remember Mike
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is is a guy named Rajiv Chopra right
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he's yep he's not what did Chopra write
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didn't he taught of touchy feely books
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Deepak Chopra wrote a lot of touchy
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feely books I do remember it's being
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something really spiritual a little bit
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more about yeah spiritual stuff yeah so
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let's use that to mean kind of like
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high-mindedness and doing things for the
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right reason because Rajiv Chopra the
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guy who runs this mis department that's
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worth running for the DNC in our little
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play here is a very high-minded guy he
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is he seems like he's beyond reproach
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he's worked for Obama and so forth and
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he wants to do the right thing he's
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running all these incredible
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applications to get out the vote and so
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forth okay great now he also has a
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brother I think oh really
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yeah oh they love getting the family
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involved yeah yeah so he also has a
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brother and I think who will who will be
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the guy who who who will be the guy that
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that actually fingers the person that
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did the DNC break-in that we're talking
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about me but he's getting be great it
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would be great if it was a raw cool
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uh-huh Rahul yes be great if Rahul
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Chopra you got that image in your mind
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if like who will somebody yelling who
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will be the person that saves us or who
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will be the who will be the person that
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rids me of this troublesome king or no
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noise some priests yeah I can't remember
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the line from Shakespeare but who will
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be that guy Rahul
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well Rahu will be that guy so we're
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doing now is we're we're zooming in on
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this night of May 4th at the DNC when
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this the the break-in happens okay and
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we're looking at all the characters on
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the stage we're bringing them all in and
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work slowly zooming in sort of like I
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compared it this morning in my piece to
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Citizen Kane with Orson Welles zooming
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in slowly well was it Dali yes well I
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know but he built 17 different
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miniatures big difference between is
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Ollie dolly and a zoom sorry
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oh that's it well yeah you hear mr.
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director with the tracking shots well I
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mean a dollying shot changes your
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perspective as you move a zoom would
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just magnify the image so if we want to
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get real into you know literary subtext
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and everything the changing perspective
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is so something you'd be interested in I
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like that I've learned something this
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morning now if you that shot I'm talking
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about that Orson Welles did is this the
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the way we're slowly zooming in on the
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night of May 4th to look at and just
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peel away everything between the fourth
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and the fifth that's gonna be at the
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center of this whole thing right Orson
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Welles talks about it he starts in the
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back of this empty Hall which is this
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the Citizen Kane is giving this speech
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and this is after he's had this dirt
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exposed about him being in this love
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nest with this young girl again for all
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the pizza gate and pedophile folks out
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there they're gonna love that part the
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and now he's ruined and normally he
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would fill this hall he's very rich he's
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again like a Donald Trump or someone
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like that and no one's in the hall and
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what Orson Welles is trying to show is
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how vacuous the arguments now are
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because he's been exposed for the real
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person that he is the Citizen Kane right
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so he starts way in the back of this
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hall that's rented as a tremendous
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20,000 seat arena and I guess they had
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to build like 17 miniatures you would
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know how to do this but successively
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bigger and bigger miniatures as this
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tracking shot comes in there was a lot
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of technology that was pioneered for
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Citizen Kane because it it employed a
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technique called deep focus whereby it
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used very small lens openings so that
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everything from things very close to the
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lens to things very far away from the
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lens would be in focus utilizing a
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technique called
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depth of field and that was difficult to
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do in those days
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because film stocks were not very
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sensitive so you need a lot of lights
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and unlike today where you know when
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we're at New York HQ we have these very
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inexpensive very small LED light boxes
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that give us kind of a lot of light for
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a battery power you know $50 thing back
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in 1951 when did Citizen Kane come out
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they needed a lot of like Oh earlier
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than that in the 30 1939 it should have
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one of the instead of what one that year
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gung ho I don't know we're going to did
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got to get to Google to dust be my best
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to Dior and find that shot so people can
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see it there yeah or anyway so let's
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call our instead of in the Watergate
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situation the person who underwhelmed
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the whole conspiracy right that was
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inside the hole all the mash Nations was
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deep throat let's call our person that
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we have inside this inside the DNC deep
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focus because they are expanding our
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depth of field oh I like it
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they're not just seeing the New York
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Times article saying oh you know George
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Webb says that Imran one was using
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information for Democrats we're going to
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change that word that one word of that
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headline we're gonna say using it
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against Democrats against so both for
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and then add a slash and against okay so
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that person we don't know him yet 1941
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citizen 1941 excellent thank you that
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was before the war started that was
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before the war I believe before at Pearl
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Harbor
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so that person just so you know we're
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gonna just put him out there on the
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stage or her out there on the stage I'm
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not saying it's Rahul I'm not saying
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it's Rahul Rajiv but now who is Rahul
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Rajiv is he the brother of Rahul
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I'm sorry Rahul Chopra who is Rahul
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Chopra is he the brother of rush Rajiv
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Chopra don't know choppers are pretty
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common very common names so that could
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be just a wild speculation from
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conspiracy
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theorist you're prolific prolific
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conspiracy theorist could say that
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easily yes you know Chopra Chopra I got
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it I got it Rahul Rahul did it No
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so Rahul I believe works at the
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d-triple-c now what is the d-triple-c
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that's the funding mechanism that's
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where you get the funding that's where
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you get the funding that's where act
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Blues are gonna come into the picture
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right mm-hmm so he's going to be a
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charge of the MIS systems of act blue
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right mm-hmm and then add an S right and
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his brother so I'm gonna be let's say
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that person @ DCC I don't know what
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position Rahul played at d-triple-c
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but Rajiv the part Mike explained is the
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person running the MIS department taking
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the help desk calls from the FBI or not
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taking them as the case may be
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well if you listen to the Boston Globe
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and on New York Times he did they called
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eight times over an eight month period
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but he didn't take the calls
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well they said yeah yeah dear Tommy took
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those calls oh but I thought you said he
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ignored them for a long long time
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no no hey oh well he didn't think they
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were serious you thought they were prank
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calls you're being hacked
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you're being hacked you're being hacked
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okay so we set our play here well enough
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okay so now we're gonna move a little
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bit closer in and we're going to have I
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missed the mark or do we want to just
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real quickly show this so yeah oh this
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that yes some people know what you were
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talking about there so yeah go ahead
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okay so this is this is the the shot
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from Citizen Kane where our use that
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plane yeah it's giving his speech and
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everything
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I'm not going to play the sound from it
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there's orson welles oh no that's not oh
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yeah it is that source and Welles was
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very young at the time obviously the
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long long opening shot you were talking
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about with all the miniatures that's
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pulling up to his to his mansion there I
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don't know if that's the same no I think
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in that shot that that's just the end of
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it you you start way way at the back I
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don't know if it's cut out of the movie
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or not but I saw Orson Welles talking
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about it it was way at the back of the
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hall and comes in and finally ends up
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right under Citizen Kane is this the
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scene that you're talking about though
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yeah go there it was there it was you
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talk about this yeah this is a kind of
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this a group of Milosh of Citizen well
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rather than go through that well sorry I
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didn't mean to destroy I think I think
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you hit it very well with deep focus
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yeah there's going to be a deep focus
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okay
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inside the dnc and that will emerge okay
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so now here's what I have to bring in
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brainy blonde yes
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great call from brainy blonde okay now
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that you have all this in your mind the
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whole stage set up and I'm sorry it
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takes a little bit of setup because this
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gets a little bit complicated but it's
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easier if you can imagine the people go
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ahead I know I just think my camera's
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frozen I'm just yeah I seem to seem to
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be sorry keep going so now Brady blonde
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brings up all the people that have
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access so we're zooming in now brainy
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blonde it's just the camera operator as
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she zooming in right she's getting
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closer and closer to the seven people
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that had access to that system uh-huh
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right now we know we know
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Imran Awad has the password right right
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we know in Rana one has the password to
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the top executive Debbie
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wasserman-schultz computer mm-hmm so
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that person certainly certainly would
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have authorization we know that from
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WikiLeaks of course know that from
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WikiLeaks that very famous May fourth
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letter email yeah so but there's
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unauthorized
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access right some so known so you you
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have you certainly would have the power
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right you would have the rights
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administrative rights to information but
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the reason why you're on unauthorized or
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at least not on the list is they have
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what they call these control lists or
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access control lists or ACL Mike could
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you tell everybody what an ACL is sorry
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Mike I can't hear ya you're mute oh
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that's me I muted it sorry about that
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ACL as far as I know is is about
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permissions you have to synced it in
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different systems including servers and
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things like that different you have a
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base level which would be your user then
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above him you have maybe a moderator
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then above him you have an admin then
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above him so it's a hierarchy an ACL is
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more about a hierarchy of users and what
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each user can do or not do at each
23:33
different interval right so now if you
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had two different applications running
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let's say you had NGP van running okay
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which is your voter access database
23:46
let's say you had a applicator other
23:50
applications to find different voting
23:52
application of voting locations you had
23:54
other applications for spinning out
23:56
management reports right could you have
24:00
different access control lists for
24:01
different programs yeah of course of
24:06
course you can set you can set things
24:09
like that okay programs applications
24:13
right so let's say let's just say
24:16
there's a basket of ten applications
24:19
there's gonna be more than that there's
24:21
gonna be a basket of ten applications at
24:22
the DNC okay would you give as far as
24:27
the top-level rights okay
24:30
rights are different than access right
24:33
you would first second you would first
24:35
set up rights for all the executives to
24:38
get all the information at those top ten
24:41
applications would you not yes yes they
24:45
would all have different abilities to be
24:48
able to monitor and see different things
24:50
depending on their position right so as
24:55
top executives me as mike kemper at the
24:57
deputy DNC see and Debbie
25:00
wasserman-schultz or even Terry
25:02
McAuliffe before that the easiest way
25:04
that administrators would do this was
25:06
they would go ahead and give everyone
25:07
the authorization right the rights to
25:11
all the top applications and then they
25:13
would control access through the access
25:16
control lists as far as the and that in
25:20
that way if people leave a company or
25:22
move positions within the DNC you could
25:26
just simply change the list rather than
25:28
changing their rights which would affect
25:29
a whole bunch of different other
25:31
programs it's a way of atomizing it or
25:33
compartmentalizing it application by
25:35
application correct that's correct okay
25:38
so now if someone changed the access
25:43
control lists for NGP van would that be
25:48
recorded in a log file yes that would be
25:52
something that definitely the system
25:54
should log that a change was made
25:56
administrative lead to a permission to
25:59
allow to grant or deny access okay so
26:03
all these permission changes to these
26:05
access control lists are gonna be
26:06
recorded and there's gonna be a log file
26:08
right correct all right and you could
26:11
you could print that information out on
26:14
a piece of paper or you could take a
26:17
screenshot of a computer that had these
26:19
changes that were made to these access
26:21
control is that true yeah that's
26:24
definitely true it'd be a very plain
26:26
text document something like what we've
26:29
been posting on hashtagged ileana 65 you
26:33
know the updates could be something like
26:35
that so if you were deep focus if you
26:39
were deep focus and you wanted to prove
26:42
beyond a shadow of a doubt for whatever
26:44
your motivations were maybe you're a
26:46
bernie person maybe you just hate just
26:50
people go ahead not to interrupt you but
26:52
it also could be
26:54
it was configured not to log that's also
26:57
an administrative option that depending
26:59
on my hierarchy someone higher above me
27:02
could have set that to not log oh okay
27:06
good point so but but the idea of there
27:10
being a trail and audit trail to these
27:13
things correct there's an audit Yale
27:16
when I log in when the let's say now
27:18
we're focusing on the Magnificent Seven
27:20
I'm going to call them okay for right
27:22
now let's call in the deep focus seven
27:24
that that actually is closer time the
27:27
deep focus seven these seven people that
27:29
have administrative not only
27:32
administrative rights but they're on
27:34
that access control list okay the deep
27:38
focus seven their logins and log outs
27:41
would be recorded in a log file
27:45
correct correct
27:47
okay so we if we knew who the seven were
27:51
the deep focus seven then it would be a
27:54
fairly easy thing for the FBI or Sean
27:57
Henry a CrowdStrike
27:59
or Hawkins Adrian Hawkins at the FBI the
28:03
special agent assigned to this for over
28:05
a nine month period of time couldn't he
28:07
just walk in to the administrator's
28:10
office and say let me see those ACLs let
28:13
me see those access control lists for
28:15
the NGP van and see exactly where a leak
28:18
might have occurred since they ruled out
28:20
a hack they couldn't prove a hack they
28:24
couldn't the the the FBI goes in when
28:27
they this hack is detected on the 29th
28:30
of April curiously the same day that
28:32
Bernie drops his lawsuit at the DNC and
28:34
says oh in 10 minutes we knew it was the
28:37
Russians but there's no way we can prove
28:38
it we can't show any packets leaving we
28:42
already know that it can't be because of
28:44
forensic forensic inator
28:47
forensic inator has already shown us it
28:50
couldn't have been an external hack
28:51
right so we've already ruled that out
28:53
we've already ruled out that CrowdStrike
28:55
can't prove that packets leaving right
28:58
there's no of course they would have
29:00
that information right when routers have
29:02
information how many bytes transferred
29:04
wouldn't you see a
29:06
transfer they would have that
29:09
information
29:09
definitely okay so what why wouldn't a
29:13
drian Hawkins being the incredible
29:16
special agent that he is going in in
29:17
September 2015
29:19
why wouldn't he just ask for the law
29:20
clouds wouldn't that would be one of the
29:21
first things that you would do it would
29:25
be and it's interesting I mean not to
29:26
not to digress of your but not
29:28
interesting because the DNC is its own
29:30
entity so it's a private entity so if
29:33
the FBI was coming to my door I would
29:35
say well can I see your warrant
29:37
is there someone suing me what is the
29:39
reason that you're asking to look at
29:41
proprietary information of a
29:43
non-government organization and and so
29:48
that's something I think that also has
29:49
to be considered okay so let's let's
29:54
move you Mike from Panama now to Chicago
29:59
yours you're standing at the Trump Hotel
30:02
right there on the Chicago River you're
30:04
looking down at the green water right as
30:07
it goes by that's something on st.
30:09
Patrick's Day right it's always safe
30:10
Patrick's Day actually there's a crazy
30:12
thing that they do that I love that of
30:14
course being from Chicago but hey it's
30:17
finally when the river is it brown you
30:18
know no I'm sorry there that's not truth
30:20
Chicago Rivers is very beautiful
30:22
there's a blue river take the cruise
30:24
take that cruise the architectural
30:26
cruise that goes through Chicago learn
30:28
all about the great architecture of
30:30
Chicago right right so see you there
30:32
you're you're at the Trump Hotel the
30:35
everybody remembers The Apprentice and
30:36
when they tore down the sun-times
30:38
building and built the Trump Hotel there
30:40
okay now you're gonna walk a little bit
30:42
by the Wrigley building right people
30:46
it's right there on the beautiful
30:48
Miracle Mile they call it that goes that
30:51
crosses the Michigan Avenue that crosses
30:54
the Chicago River and you're gonna wave
30:56
up right you're gonna wave up to a
31:00
person that you know there that's a
31:01
media personality or media I guess some
31:05
people call him a media operative okay
31:08
and that's gonna be Peter Smith he's up
31:11
there at the Wrigley building members
31:13
he's the one that they killed right well
31:15
no I don't know a piece of one that they
31:16
killed I don't I'm not saying he's the
31:18
one that they killed
31:19
I'm just saying Peter Smith worked at
31:21
the Wrigley building I didn't okay sorry
31:23
sorry sorry about yes thank you though I
31:30
love the instant audience reaction well
31:32
I mean it does seem very possible that
31:34
he was killed and that's certainly
31:36
something that we so we've got some
31:38
people complaining that we're not
31:40
focusing on Florida enough maybe to get
31:42
there this is all leading up to we've
31:45
also only been here what two days today
31:46
well Thursday so let me connect the dots
31:48
there we are going to be interviewing
31:50
the backs here in about an hour or two
31:52
okay so we got a heart out in 30 minutes
31:55
okay and all the discussion and
31:58
questions that we're gonna be asking or
31:59
gonna be about the DNC and about the
32:02
mechanics inside the DNC so it's very
32:05
important right now we come in and focus
32:07
in on the actors yes who are the
32:10
executives and who is in the Mis
32:12
Department okay that's why we're doing
32:14
this process so I'm sorry I didn't
32:16
connect those dots a little bit quicker
32:18
that's why we're doing this process
32:19
right so so we're gonna wave to Peter
32:22
Smith how far are we going to walk on
32:25
Michigan Avenue before we get to the MIS
32:27
Department two feet let somebody look
32:31
that up how far you yeah how far do we
32:33
have to walk to get to the MIS
32:35
Department now remember this is the
32:38
company that's taking all the calls
32:40
right whoring mostly from the FBI for I
32:44
don't know eight months ignoring them
32:46
eight or nine months maybe nine months
32:48
and you know Comey came in front of the
32:52
Senate Judiciary Committee and said if
32:54
he had ever heard that the DNC was
32:57
hacked it would be such an attack on our
32:58
democracy he would have just sent over a
33:02
fleet of FBI agents why didn't he do
33:04
that well apparently for nine months
33:06
calling the MAS Department right there
33:08
under the shadow of the Wrigley building
33:10
does anybody had the address venom Mis
33:12
Department well that's the thing I
33:14
wanted to talk about because this came
33:15
up in the conversation with brainy
33:17
blonde she was talking about the MIS
33:19
Department and just the term Mis
33:21
Department is as generic as something
33:24
like the mailroom right so it's sort of
33:27
like naming your company the mailroom
33:28
and you handle mail
33:31
so it's mis department and even this
33:33
morning when I was putting together that
33:34
graphic which used an image from gates
33:36
Minh photography of Chicago do you have
33:40
permission ah Jeff can call me we've got
33:43
a good understanding I know the he use
33:45
your photos from Dubai no he took his
33:47
own photos in Dubai but don't worry
33:49
about that we what I'm going to come
33:51
clean under by now Dubai there he was he
33:56
was doing time-lapse work for me in
33:57
Dubai the point is by naming the company
34:02
Mis Department they're sort of hiding in
34:05
plain sight in terms of how do you find
34:07
that I tried googling that and there was
34:09
so much stuff that came up before their
34:12
company came up and even when I asked
34:14
you what's the website you said it's mis
34:16
Department com I put an mi s de PT comm
34:21
didn't get it you had to be right on mi
34:24
s department spelled out comm I found
34:29
that a little bit obfuscating while
34:32
being kind of like hiding in plain sight
34:34
mm-hmm I agree because if I said hey
34:37
call the Mis Department that's something
34:40
that you would say generically Mike
34:42
right in almost any organization in the
34:43
world called the Mis Department see yep
34:47
we got his volume we do Mike have you
34:51
heard that expression before it's like
34:52
oh we have a problem we need to reset a
34:54
password call the MIS department super
34:56
generic every every business has that
35:00
department and I agree with with with
35:02
Jason that is very generic name yeah
35:04
strange that they would do that so now
35:07
you are familiar Mike in MIS departments
35:10
where if calls are made right there's
35:13
usually some type of helpdesk
35:15
application where software where calls
35:17
would be logged yeah that would help
35:20
that would help the system you would you
35:23
know somebody would place a call or
35:25
there'd be system if it was email those
35:28
those systems also sometimes have a chat
35:30
function where you can chat and talk
35:32
with the with the net it was an operator
35:34
or something like that so let me play
35:36
Adrian Hawkins of the FBI for a second
35:38
and it's September 2015 and we've just
35:42
noticed this system phoning home
35:44
right and we are gonna warn you now
35:49
you're gonna be dear to me okay yeah
35:52
dear to mean is the guy running that
35:54
system that helped us system at the Mis
35:56
Department under the Trump Hotel under
35:58
the Wrigley building there
35:59
Peter Smith's building now I'm gonna I'm
36:02
gonna call you but I've noticed actually
36:05
I'm not saying nine six six seven Hawks
36:08
head drive is where the server is for
36:12
the Awan brother so I'm not saying that
36:13
I am saying that I did go to that
36:16
location and found hard drives and
36:18
laptops and blackberries we didn't
36:22
exactly find them you were told by Andre
36:24
tagger but he is now he's now confirmed
36:26
that and he's credible I feel that his
36:28
description was quite deep do you can go
36:30
to crowdsource the truth and hear that
36:31
interview right we've posted that as a
36:33
standalone interview for right to
36:34
evaluate yes so I'm not saying that the
36:37
server that was phoning home now
36:39
remember in Lorton Virginia not very far
36:42
at all from downtown DC okay maybe ten
36:45
months five miles at the most right I'm
36:48
not saying that was phoning home but
36:50
let's say you were Adrian Hopkins I'm
36:52
gonna play the role of Adrian Hawkins
36:53
and I'm gonna go okay ring ring ring
36:56
ring hello
36:57
yeah dear if I had you dear that's you
37:01
Mike that you know hello this is generic
37:05
Department is this the MIS department at
37:10
BNC it is how may I direct your call
37:14
well my name is Adrian Hawkins I'm a
37:16
special agent here in the Washington DC
37:18
area from the Washington field office I
37:20
used to work with Shawn Shawn Henry over
37:24
at CrowdStrike
37:25
that he used to be my boss mm-hmm
37:28
you know Shawn Henry a CrowdStrike yes I
37:32
do I could put you through to his
37:34
secretary are you looking for that
37:36
information no no no I just wanted to
37:39
tell you that I had ties deep ties is
37:42
good deep ties I just want to tell you
37:44
how deep ties with Shawn Henry over at
37:46
third strike who's in it's gonna be in
37:48
charge of this investigation nine months
37:50
from now I just wanted to let you know I
37:52
have deep ties they used to work with
37:53
him but anyway you don't need to know
37:54
about those deep ties right now I just
37:57
wanted to tell you you've been
37:58
hat what what you've been hacked you can
38:02
hack your the DNC information has been
38:05
compromised we have a computer that's on
38:08
your network that seems to be phoning
38:10
home you know like et used to phone home
38:13
this there's a computer that's phoning
38:15
home to a location at a home somewhere
38:18
in the DC area okay well I to protocol
38:23
and a call like this I need to report
38:26
that to my boss so is it possible you
38:29
repeat your information while I write it
38:31
down or something like that would you be
38:33
logging that into some kind of system
38:35
some kind of helpdesk system the fact
38:37
that the FBI is calling you right now
38:40
well we do record our calls but I would
38:45
need to create a ticket for what we've
38:47
just discussed oh so you're saying that
38:49
there would be a recording of me calling
38:53
and as well as a log file entry in your
38:56
helpdesk ticket system that is correct
38:59
oh okay so it's September 2015 okay you
39:02
know what I I just
39:04
let's go ahead and just leave it at that
39:06
I realize I'm only a couple of blocks
39:08
away from you here you're you're over at
39:12
ID Street right in Washington DC at the
39:14
Mis Department that's correct you will
39:17
what what what um is departments over at
39:20
the DNC Chicago yeah where are you again
39:25
where's the Chicago's all right what
39:30
your Chi cago that's like making that's
39:35
like making barbecue sauce in New York
39:37
City
39:37
yeah Chi cago oh are you at the pre oh I
39:41
know why you guys ready cago you're at
39:43
the previous headquarter of Obama for
39:45
America in 2008 in 2011 when you come
39:48
out with stuff during the show that I
39:50
didn't know about before yeah I didn't
39:52
know that Chicago Chicago okay
39:54
well somebody that is sense of course
39:57
somebody will have somebody will it be
39:59
able to give us that address here in a
40:01
minute I want to know I still want to
40:02
know how far I have to walk down
40:04
Michigan Avenue out of the Wrigley
40:05
building after if I went and visited
40:07
Peter Smith I want to know how far I
40:09
have to walk
40:10
so wait a minute back up Peter Smith is
40:12
in the Wrigley building what's going on
40:14
in that building gum no is that
40:16
publishing Empire that was the Chicago
40:18
Tribune was based in that building and
40:20
Peter Smith was a writer working for the
40:23
Chicago don't know that much about Peter
40:24
Smith and he died with he was a
40:26
political operative
40:27
okay so there's WGN is across the street
40:30
and he's a Republican political
40:33
operative yeah and I think the Tribune
40:35
is I don't know if the tribute is on one
40:37
side of the Miracle Mile or the other
40:38
but the point I'm trying to make here is
40:40
there would be a recording potentially
40:43
right so we need to know if there's a
40:45
recording system at Mis Department we
40:47
need to know if there's a help desk
40:49
application at the at the department now
40:51
let's do this really quickly out October
40:53
hey Mike or hey yeah dear how you doing
40:56
hi there
40:58
hey I just you know Adrian Hawkins
41:00
calling again you've been hacked again
41:02
but did you try I remember you you we
41:04
talked last month right you yeah well
41:10
did you talk to anybody did you did you
41:12
inform any of your bosses like you said
41:13
you were gonna do well you know I really
41:16
didn't believe you to be honest but I
41:18
you know like I said the recordings I
41:20
went ahead and logged it we probably get
41:23
three or four of these a month but yours
41:26
was special because you said FBI and so
41:28
I mean I realized that that sounded
41:30
pretty deep so yeah I guess way more
41:32
diligent than your beard to me yeah so
41:36
well I was just I just got out of lunch
41:38
with my good friend Sean Henry over at
41:40
cuts right and I felt like I'd make
41:43
another prank call to you today so I'll
41:46
talk to you next month
41:47
okay ring ring it's November hey hey
41:51
how's it going yeah dear I know you by
41:52
first name now oh good good how are you
41:57
again
41:58
did you realize you've been hacked again
42:00
we got to do this eight time if you've
42:02
been half again okay
42:03
listen III really this is the third time
42:06
that you call now I have to tell you
42:08
I've elevated this to our system three
42:11
super mega as high up as our it goes in
42:15
our organization because now it's three
42:17
times that you called so I'm just
42:19
letting you know that I have no new
42:20
information for you but that's where it
42:22
lies in our system
42:24
them now so so SEIU ami day see the the
42:27
your president you haven't let SEIU ami
42:30
desi know yet that you've been habit
42:33
well personally yes I I have lunch with
42:37
her once a month and and I have to give
42:40
her these updates she does know but you
42:43
had so it's November now you haven't
42:45
mentioned it yet to her though it's a
42:47
doesn't sound like I mean well you might
42:49
have mentioned it in passing maybe at
42:51
the coffee machine
42:52
well again sir the system and the phones
42:56
I've elevated this as far up as I can
42:59
take it it would you be willing to come
43:02
in person and can I set up an
43:04
appointment for you with one of our
43:06
managers it's a long way and and I don't
43:09
really want to go to Chicago can't I
43:11
just go over to the Ivy Street building
43:14
and just meet with somebody there I mean
43:19
I'm here in DC I'm here do you see I
43:21
really don't want to fly to Chicago
43:22
could you fly to DC to kind of give
43:26
people a brief hey can i no i my only
43:33
good well because I think somebody's
43:35
just sent us the address in my apartment
43:38
great let's find out what I believe this
43:41
is it and I mean again we've got this
43:43
strange situation if I've got this
43:45
correct from the crowd
43:46
this is two one one five North
43:50
California Avenue in Chicago and it
43:53
looks mighty residential is this another
43:56
one of these companies that's inside
43:58
somebody's apartment or condo or
44:00
whatever it is could we just confirm
44:02
that that's the actual address let's
44:04
please confirm because it came up in the
44:06
comments and I want to make sure I've
44:07
got this correctly represented here and
44:12
that I haven't made a mistake but that
44:15
would be a mighty big coincidence big G
44:18
well let's let's confirm that address
44:20
what give the address out one more time
44:22
it was two one one five north California
44:26
Avenue two one one five that beat may
44:30
become a very famous address in about
44:33
one week - why the question sure
44:37
the FBI I mean how low on the totem pole
44:41
does the FBI what was his name Sean no
44:45
Adrian Adrian hawkins is the person
44:47
calling Adrian Hawkins I mean is he like
44:51
secret agent level one secret agent
44:54
level two because one of the things that
44:58
I'm seeing here from from one of my sis
44:59
admins is and again this may or may not
45:02
be true but these FBI investigators
45:04
aren't very smart themselves he sends me
45:06
the Emraan Awan complaint an affidavit
45:08
where that there's misspelling every
45:11
other third word there's a misspelling
45:13
so you know he's his comment is who
45:16
would write something like this if there
45:17
were so many errors that they knew that
45:19
it was going to public as far as the
45:21
helpdesk he says to one one he would
45:25
have reported on to his superior his
45:27
superior would have told him don't mess
45:29
with it and then potentially it could
45:31
have been deleted from the logs but that
45:34
doesn't mean that the third fifth
45:36
seventh and eighth time that you called
45:39
me you know I mean how many times do I
45:42
go to my boss yeah I'm assuming that the
45:45
special agent they call them special
45:47
agents and I believe that adrian hawkins
45:50
is no spring chicken he worked with Sean
45:55
Henry at CrowdStrike in the DC office
45:57
he's obviously very well trained in in
45:59
intrusions and and cyber attacks and
46:02
intrusions so Shawn Shawn Shawn Henry
46:05
certainly at CrowdStrike would have
46:07
trained him well before he left the FBI
46:09
to go to CrowdStrike did I mention Shawn
46:11
Henry on strike but okay so anyway no
46:16
spring chicken if I knew as an FBI agent
46:19
and actually I think the FBI agents
46:20
pretty damn smart if I knew that you
46:23
didn't follow up the second time I
46:24
called you on the helpdesk if that
46:26
really is what happened I would I
46:28
wouldn't bother with a low-level
46:30
helpdesk person or even a high-level
46:33
I'll help desk person I would drive
46:35
straight over I would go to the sit in
46:37
the CEOs office I'd show my badge and
46:39
I'd say hey look you've been hacked and
46:42
I've been trying to get through to your
46:43
Mis Department obviously they aren't
46:45
doing anything about it
46:46
and I wouldn't wait I wouldn't wait nine
46:48
months to do it until April 29th when
46:50
ADA when Bernie drops his lawsuit
46:51
against the DNC door right you'd be more
46:54
proactive right I and we're really
46:56
talking about a place you can walk to in
46:58
five minutes he wouldn't go over there
47:01
and show his badge and say hey nobody
47:03
leaves till forget everybody in this
47:05
room right now I want to find out
47:08
everybody's name and who had access to
47:10
this system we have a machine phoning
47:13
home we have a machine in here phoning
47:16
home we see packets going out like crazy
47:18
to this I'm not saying it's nine six six
47:21
seven hawks head drive but it's going
47:24
somewhere and the FBI knows where it's
47:27
going okay yeah you cannot any FBI agent
47:31
would do that immediately especially
47:33
somebody trained by Shawn Henry okay let
47:35
me let me just get in here for a moment
47:37
so people are saying 2 1 1 1 3 2 1 1 5
47:41
what I did was I went to Google Maps and
47:43
I put in two one one five North
47:47
California Avenue which was an address
47:49
that somebody sent me that I believe is
47:52
the yes we know two one one five not two
47:55
and three but here's the thing I put
47:57
that in and this is how Google Maps
47:59
operates so if this is 2 1 1 1 3 this is
48:03
2 1 1 5 okay and when I come down the
48:06
street 1 click here this thing in the
48:09
upper left-hand corner changes to 2 1 1
48:11
9 so somewhere in here is 2 1 1 5 and
48:19
all I'm saying is I would expect a big
48:22
fancy management information systems
48:25
computer company that would be so
48:27
prestigious that it would be hired by
48:29
the DNC to be in an office building
48:32
somewhere in the middle of Chicago this
48:34
looks very much like a residential
48:35
neighborhood so whatever we're looking
48:36
at 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 9 or 2 1 1 5 these are
48:40
all residential homes now let's suppose
48:41
let you suppose that you now these are
48:44
the darker angels of our nature let's
48:46
just suppose that you didn't want
48:48
anybody to do this process that we've
48:50
done this morning but suppose you did
48:52
something that wasn't so on the
48:54
up-and-up laid out late in the night
48:56
about this server phoning home
48:59
to 1967 Hawk said drive right let's say
49:02
that you wanted to misdirect would you
49:05
maybe give a residence of one of your
49:08
employees to throw the office sent to
49:11
the real place where the real helpdesk
49:13
was potentially so that if anybody is
49:17
trying to do the investigation that be
49:19
thrown off let's just find out where
49:21
Obama for America was located can
49:23
somebody do a look-up on where Obama for
49:25
America now remember I met I just met
49:28
with Peter Smith I've just in the
49:29
Wrigley building I've been talking to
49:30
this political operative okay now I'm
49:33
not saying your name is my Kempner I'm
49:36
not saying my camera was meeting with
49:37
Peter Smith at the Wrigley building
49:39
where's my cup of coffee we have a cup
49:42
of coffee because I should be drinking
49:44
coffee now with Peter Smith at the
49:45
Wrigley building and now I'm Mike
49:47
kempner and I want to know how far after
49:49
I've met with my political operative
49:50
Peter Smith I want to know how far I
49:52
have to walk to Obama for America
49:54
because I'm not walking over to 21:1 v
49:57
California how far do I have to go as
49:59
I'm drinking my coffee with Peter Smith
50:02
how far do I have to go to Obama for
50:04
America I'm drinking my coffee with
50:08
Peter Smith Wrigley building looking
50:11
looking at the Trump Hotel looking down
50:13
at the chaga River I just want to go
50:16
over meet with my friends at a bottle
50:17
for American I don't know
50:20
yeah I'm confirmed someone just sent me
50:23
the official office of the Illinois
50:27
Secretary of State the register address
50:29
for the Mis Department Inc is two one
50:32
one five north California am not asking
50:35
for that anymore I'm just confirming
50:36
that what we were looking at previously
50:38
was correct and when you put that in to
50:41
Google Maps the street level view of
50:44
Google Maps just shows you 2 1 1 1 9 and
50:47
then 203 and obviously in between those
50:49
two addresses is where two one one foot
50:52
on my kempner now so what do you want
50:54
now on my calendar I'm just handling
50:56
another Wrigley building and I want to
50:58
know where Obama for America is in
51:00
Chicago so I'm drinking my coffee with
51:03
my Kempner my political operative you
51:06
know while we're looking for where Obama
51:08
for America is
51:10
you suppose if I wanted Donald Trump to
51:13
be the candidate well it go ahead I put
51:16
that into Google Maps and it brings up
51:18
organizing for action and it gives me a
51:21
P o box okay
51:22
so there's also gonna be Obama for
51:24
America let's find a street address
51:26
oh well Oh somebody got at 2:33 north
51:29
gate Avenue okay let's let's put that in
51:32
there that's the radioactive banana I
51:34
like that name two three three North
51:35
Michigan Avenue no where is that going
51:37
to be let's put it in so we want to go
51:39
first from two one one five north count
51:42
California have no no go from the
51:46
Wrigley building where where where my
51:49
Kettner's having coffee with Peter with
51:53
Peter Smith Michigan Avenue in Chicago
51:55
go Wrigley building I see two to three
51:59
threes how long is my walk gonna be done
52:01
let's let's bring somebody says 400
52:03
North Michigan Avenue so I have to go
52:05
from 400 North Michigan Avenue all the
52:06
way to 233 yes I put in the Wrigley
52:09
building it says 400 to 410 let's walk
52:12
that let's just map it first let's
52:16
figure out my campers getting older now
52:17
my counter being the deputy deals in
52:20
five minute walk Jean well let's let's
52:23
go down on the ground level I want to
52:24
see what we see on the way of going
52:26
there
52:26
Oh ground level you turn down your Mike
52:28
Mike I'm sure we have to do with clarity
52:34
or what do you want there I want to
52:36
start at the bottom of the Wrigley
52:37
building so everybody knows where I had
52:38
coffee with with Peter Smith I think
52:42
we've got that right here okay I love
52:45
the 3d view that's always exciting can
52:48
we do well okay okay that is kind of
52:50
cool right can we do the ground views
52:53
yeah just drop this little dude and if
52:56
Charles wants to call in and tell us
52:58
what floor we go we can handle two calls
53:01
on this intern okay okay I mean on the
53:03
comment he wants to say what level he
53:05
also is not necessarily watching live so
53:08
I'm just saying he's watching life
53:09
that's all two three three North
53:12
Michigan Avenue I mean so now here
53:16
here's gonna be and as we're doing this
53:18
just go ahead and do the walk and I'll
53:20
do the bass sound on that area
53:22
hard to do in real-time because I don't
53:23
know which way we're going and you're
53:25
good you're just put in the directions
53:26
to go from one to the other and then do
53:27
the walk right let's do it like that or
53:31
just look around yeah just look around
53:33
yeah
53:34
so it's basically says it's a five
53:36
minute walk here here's where we get
53:39
into the play here's where this becomes
53:41
a fellow right we've got this I know
53:45
people are gonna hate me for saying this
53:46
but just play along with me for a minute
53:48
and this is why your mother and your
53:50
grandmother told you to read Shakespeare
53:52
okay
53:53
hello is this figurehead okay this this
53:57
king that wants to do the right thing
53:59
okay but just let's put a bomb into
54:02
place of a fellow king who wants to do
54:04
the right thing I think it's in Venice
54:05
I'm pretty sure I went to Venice I saw
54:07
these banks he wants to do the right
54:09
thing but he didn't get the power
54:11
through being a nice guy right and he's
54:15
got two factions underneath him right
54:17
but he's got this kind of SEIU faction
54:20
that wants him to do these nasty things
54:22
right now the heart and soul of the
54:25
Democratic Party is this Desdemona that
54:28
he's in love with right the heart and
54:30
soul of the Democratic Party is my heart
54:32
soul it's the heart and soul of all
54:33
Democrats that want to do the right
54:35
thing they want to see people of color
54:36
advance and have a chance in America
54:39
they want all these things they want
54:40
rights they want equality all these
54:42
things that's the Desdemona right but
54:45
the problem with that is that you've
54:48
always got these lurkers these lurkers
54:51
right you've got the Iago's who are the
54:54
little political manipulators so I'm not
54:55
saying my Kendra did I say my camera I
54:57
didn't say my counter and then you've
54:59
got the assassins or the people who are
55:01
willing to operate with the masa nations
55:05
of the Iago's and I'm gonna just say
55:07
Cassio even though that's not the role
55:09
Cassio played Cassio is a guy who knife
55:11
caesar you know in the play Julius
55:14
Caesar you've got people willing to do
55:17
things that are below the board to
55:22
accomplish the goals of the Iago's okay
55:25
I'm not saying john podesta
55:27
i didn't wear this Podesta thing two
55:29
days in a row just because I like
55:30
wearing clothes two days in a row
55:31
although I have done
55:32
I'm wearing it because that's what I'm
55:35
trying to show is the pod father is is
55:39
sort of like the Iago character also you
55:41
could put McCabe in that role and then
55:44
the the Cassio are the knife ER trying
55:47
to five minutes I know
55:49
wait this is Vicki the whole thing this
55:51
is the final summation before we go to
55:53
the backs because this whole thing lays
55:55
out they're the ones they're the Amana
55:58
wands that are lured into saying we've
56:02
got to do all these mash nations though
56:04
Desdemona really doesn't love Obama you
56:09
know the heart and soul of the
56:10
Democratic Party they really don't know
56:12
what they're doing they need to be
56:13
guided over in this way we need to do
56:15
these machination we need to use this
56:17
influence and political blackmail we
56:21
need to blackmail members of Congress we
56:23
need to blackmail people in the State
56:24
Department
56:25
we need to blackmail people at the DoD
56:27
we need to use all these phones and we
56:30
need to have the DNC phoning home so
56:33
that's why we're gonna that's why we
56:35
need to put this back door into the DNC
56:38
to phone home over to Hawks head that's
56:40
why I'm Ron we need to do all the all
56:42
these mass Nations so I know I'm
56:44
painting Obama as an innocent victim in
56:46
this and I know I'm probably idealizing
56:49
the Democratic Party a little bit too
56:51
much with Desdemona as this kind of
56:52
femme fatale but I really believe that's
56:55
what's happening here is these SEIU
56:56
henchmen are using people of color
57:00
almost as human shields okay
57:03
putting people of color like is that way
57:06
if you say anything they're like oh
57:07
you're racist
57:08
yeah and they and SEIU will throw them
57:10
throw them under the bus call them a
57:12
conspiracy theorist what all I'm trying
57:14
to do is saying there's these eee-yaw
57:17
goes behind the curtains whispering
57:18
these McCain's but came literally was
57:20
whispering behind the curtain at the
57:22
White House to I can't remember what
57:25
rights previous okay I'm sorry to
57:26
interrupt you but we got to keep the
57:28
show on schedule if we're gonna make it
57:29
to our next thing and we want Mike to
57:31
tell everybody about the deal Jana 65
57:33
and we want to wrap up in three minutes
57:36
to keep our schedule going okay but we
57:38
can we do a stream did you did you find
57:39
233 North Michigan did you show
57:41
everybody we did it's a five-minute walk
57:43
it's very close did you show what the
57:44
building look like so everybody in
57:46
and Chicago can now go down there well
57:48
people are gonna have to go and Google
57:49
that because we did show it but I mean
57:51
again we've got to keep it moving and
57:53
Mike's got stuff to tell us so Mike
57:54
what can you tell us about the updates
57:57
to truth leaks and how people can get at
57:59
the 65 gigabyte gigantic trove of dill
58:03
Jana files from Bulgaria from anonymous
58:05
Bulgaria Dan sixty-five gigabytes is
58:11
quite a bit of data so some of you maybe
58:16
have already downloaded it and started
58:18
looking through it
58:20
our sysadmin have done the same thing
58:22
and are trying to analyse the data that
58:28
they're finding to make it presentable
58:31
in such a way that the average person
58:35
who knows how to use their gmail Lexx
58:37
let's say would be able to to browse
58:40
these things so it's a little bit of a
58:43
slow process because it's trial and
58:46
error but there's a there's a few proof
58:48
of concepts that are being worked out
58:50
and for now what we have is the link
58:54
right when you get to the page it says
58:56
updates that's a that's a link that you
58:59
can click on and kind of browse or
59:02
download specific files that's one big
59:04
file that was unzipped the file itself
59:07
was placed inside of it and in there you
59:10
can kind of get a little bit of a jump
59:12
start but again the data is just so
59:14
large that we need to really think about
59:18
how we get this out to the to the sorts
59:21
to the majority of the crowd sources
59:24
because we don't understand and we don't
59:26
know everyone's technical level so we
59:29
have to assume making it for the most
59:31
simple user and also Mike what about the
59:34
issue that we don't really know what's
59:35
in there obviously we're concerned about
59:37
the safety of people's computers we
59:38
don't want another situation where
59:40
people are getting into viruses or
59:42
macros that are possibly contained in
59:45
Microsoft Word files things like
59:47
scribbles and all of that it's very true
59:50
those are things that we also try to be
59:52
conscious of what we did was when we
59:54
first downloaded them all we ran them
59:57
through now
59:58
and different programs that will have
60:00
detected the ones that were questionable
60:03
and some of those may have been in email
60:06
files but you're right Microsoft Word
60:08
Microsoft Excel they have these macro
60:10
buttons some of the PDFs may also have a
60:13
link like a phishing link that you know
60:15
you click on it and it opens up your
60:17
browser and nothing happens so these are
60:19
the kind of things that we really want
60:20
to try to avoid and I think that we
60:22
would be you know we don't want to be
60:25
responsible for that kind of thing so we
60:28
really um it's been two episodes that I
60:30
haven't come on to kind of give an
60:32
updated on I appreciate the opportunity
60:34
because I want people to know that there
60:37
is action going on behind the scenes we
60:39
don't want you to lose interest and if
60:41
you happen to be that user who was a
60:43
little bit more advanced well excellent
60:45
you know you can paste some of what
60:46
you're finding hash tag do Liana 65
60:50
we're gonna see how we work out a system
60:52
also to to really the goal is to see if
60:56
we can find something that you can check
60:58
in check out it's it's a little bit of
61:03
aggressive what we're trying to do but
61:06
not at all impossible with the brains
61:08
that we've got working on it definitely
61:10
an ambitious project and you've got a
61:12
lot of smart guys working on it working
61:13
really really hard we definitely don't
61:15
want people to think that there's been
61:17
any lack of progress it's just you know
61:19
just as we are here whether we're in New
61:22
York or Florida or London or wherever we
61:24
might go watch it in DC it's a very very
61:27
small crew of people you're in Panama
61:29
the rest of your sis admin's are spread
61:32
throughout the world utilizing resources
61:34
that we basically have you know very
61:37
very limited resources and and as you
61:40
said 65 gigabytes
61:42
it's an astounding amount of data of
61:44
this type we're not talking about you
61:46
know uncompressed video which sixty five
61:49
gigabytes would be just a few minutes of
61:51
content that you could browse and look
61:53
at rather quickly we're talking about
61:55
small files very very numerous number of
61:58
files PDF documents Microsoft Word
62:01
documents and we just have you know JPEG
62:03
images PowerPoint documents etc we just
62:07
have no idea what's in there could be a
62:08
lot of very valuable information
62:11
I want to thank you and your team
62:12
tremendously Mike let people know just
62:15
once again how they can reach you if
62:17
people separate from this deal Jana
62:19
files project if people need web work if
62:21
people need multimedia work if people
62:23
need real estate in Panama they should
62:25
be contacting Mike and how can they do
62:27
that
62:29
the easiest way would be via the web
62:32
Mike Remo comm that would be for
62:35
multimedia and also real estate - Panama
62:40
comm will be for the real estate stuff
62:42
and Jason I'll get with you and maybe
62:44
send you just some of my logo or artwork
62:47
that you can put up there that's great
62:49
I'd appreciate that and if you want to
62:51
put any links to your email or anything
62:52
into the comments we've got a lot of
62:55
people joining us today on YouTube live
62:57
we've got 1000 140 people watching there
63:00
of course we have our friends on
63:04
periscope I always have a difficult time
63:06
seeing how many people are on periscope
63:08
we've got our friends in Russia on the
63:11
VK Network we're on Twitch
63:13
we're on Facebook live and again to keep
63:15
our schedule going we're about three
63:17
minutes behind right now we're gonna
63:18
sign off right now I just need to
63:20
explain one thing please do now you know
63:22
why do fango and why the rabbit put so
63:27
much resistance up against you why
63:29
because they work for organizing for
63:31
America I hope you're not rekindling
63:33
that War no no no I was trying to
63:35
explain how they very much her in this
63:38
desdemona part of the party as well they
63:41
didn't know what you were doing they
63:42
didn't know what we were doing now like
63:44
they did know what we were I know but
63:46
they thought that we were attacking
63:48
Obama and they thought we were there
63:50
we're attacking the heart soul of the
63:51
party they've been talking about the
63:53
data they didn't say no no no no you
63:55
don't understand this is what they were
63:57
attacking they thought we were coming
63:59
after them we want them now to turn and
64:03
work with us because there's one deep
64:06
focus yeah two or three deep focuses
64:10
would be better I don't want to see
64:12
everybody I don't want to see all the
64:14
conspirators go to jail that's not what
64:16
I want what I want is the light of day
64:18
to come out see the 650 thousand emails
64:21
from humi see the 60 thousand emails
64:24
preyus emails especially to Hillary for
64:27
all these overthrows around the world so
64:29
we can clean up the CIA because Macduff
64:32
Macduff is here he's the guy that you we
64:36
led this thing with with breaking the
64:38
FBI into a thousand pieces
64:39
Oh Macduff it's this I got in
64:41
communication with them it's Banquo's
64:42
ghost that's coming back to haunt the
64:45
greed of the Democratic Party well Syd I
64:48
think with that we're gonna have to
64:50
continue this conversation later tonight
64:52
and tonight's broadcast Mike I want to
64:54
thank you for calling in from Panama all
64:56
the great work you're doing on truth
64:57
leaks toward all the crowd sources that
65:00
are going there your assisted min's who
65:02
are helping with that huge project and
65:04
will thank everybody for tuning in we'll
65:06
catch you later today with the Beck's
65:07
big interview coming up what an
65:10
Elizabeth Lee Beck or or two bye
65:12
everybody thank you