CS284 V1 Rice silverscript

CS284 V1 silverscript Rice a Roni https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urzhQiEtgH4 0300 July 31 2017

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hello rice-a-roni it's Jason how are you
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oh my god man how are you I'm doing well
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I got your text and wanted to follow up
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and see what's what well I'm just I'm
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learning like everybody else's but
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apparently I don't know if you're
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familiar with that user sonic Twitter
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yes okay I don't know it's track record
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is or she I don't know who that may be
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the I saw the actual contract um the
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renewal for the whore that affirms base
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or something some office space yeah well
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I mean we're talking about the company
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contract it appears that when you read
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over that contract and what they're
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doing and then he apparently happened to
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cider he he couldn't believe how easy it
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was this year to see the company all its
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members all their contact information
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yeah just don't know you're me in a
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little bit because I'm not directly
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familiar with this particular tweet and
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I'm sure I'm going to obviously play
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this and a lot of people aren't going to
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have seen it so what is it that
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zero-hours claiming and what have you
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found
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okay there are saying that he has found
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taking one of the yuan brothers
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addresses boom I think it's the 1920 I'm
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gonna pull it up here chin drive yeah
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Imran along the 1820 Association drives
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right in Virginia right so he started
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digging into that and trying to figure
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out what is located in that office
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building and he pulled up a number of
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different companies one of which uh is a
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contractor that does all of the cyber
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security for the Navy the army the UH
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time together ones hold on a second see
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when I saw the language that said he was
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hacking the mainframes I sort of
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dismissed this tweet because does anyone
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use mainframes does the army still use
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Maine
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frame computers isn't that old yeah
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going out in the 80s type stuff right I
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don't know exactly what he would be
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referring to in terms of if he had
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access to their Intel but it said that
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the company was established in 2008
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called global Infotech and their annual
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revenues over ten million dollars they
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have been providing cyber security to
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the Air Force Army Navy Homeland
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Security US Special Operations Command
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office of policy management budget
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defense Contract Management Agency and a
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I guess this is where Enron was in that
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office : ok so the question would be is
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number one why would he set up in that
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building and was he able to gain access
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to any of those networks
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the bigger question I guess the one that
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has been kind of hanging out there and
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it's been asked by a few people but
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nobody's been able to answer is how did
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special access program intelligence
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which is the highest of your eyes secure
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yeah Hillary click it on Hillary a lens
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or a bad private server right I mean
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you're talking about if you go to
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Wikipedia you look up special access
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programs
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it pretty much names these apartments
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that had access to it and only the
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highest authority in those departments
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and only the only exceptions are is the
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President himself
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signs for a personnel clearance yeah I'm
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just looking on Wikipedia here and it
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does say that yes a homegrown IBM is its
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own large research and development
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organization designing new homegrown
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CPUs including mainframe processors such
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as 2012's 5.5 gigahertz six core ze c12
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mainframe microprocessor I guess
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mainframes are still in use I haven't
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heard that term in a long time now
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it's forget Eastern yeah all right so
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all right so go on so we're saying that
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Imran took office space here in this
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building so he could hack mainframe
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computers utilized by the army the Navy
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etc I don't even know if he had a happen
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but there's been suggestions that he's
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had uh well let me get these are
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unverified claims that suggests that
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some of the US operations abroad were
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known ahead of time by people that
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didn't need to know them well that could
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be where we have a counter-intel going
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out to people in the field this was
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suggested last year when they were found
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out Hillary Clinton email server her
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private server and I can't read on the
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side of the website wasn't in mainstream
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media but there was an individual who
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had claimed that their concerns were
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rooted in the fact that Intel on the
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ground overseas uh with covert
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operations have been compromised
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yeah well George told Anthony about how
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you know the the SEAL team that was
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killed in the Chinook in Afghanistan
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right so I think we're - so this is at
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the beginning of learning and a
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zero-hour continues to dig which he
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seems to have done he's he's posting
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pictures of all of these people who are
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have contact over in Iraq and he's
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showing the American companies or the
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American founders of these companies
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meeting with people from Iran right uh
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so it's all circumstantial at this point
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but it's something that needs to be
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further investigated and routinized
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I agree because you know what I'm
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looking here in an article from 2015
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from Wired magazine
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called why on earth is IBM still making
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mainframes and it does show an
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incredibly large I mean it looks like a
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big refrigerator but it's IBM's new z13
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mainframe so there's still mail out and
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people must still be buying them and
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using them for something it's
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interesting yeah I saw that word
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mainframe and I thought it was a joke I
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didn't realize that was still again hey
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Georgia servicer owner
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hayri Cerrone uh this is George hey I I
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worked for IBM a couple years ago and
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they sold the Z series I don't know if
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that's yeah ZZ 13 right yeah and you
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know I there's a couple of you know
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customers like the old fidelity or any
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of the old mutual funds 401k type that's
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where in place can go in and check their
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401 K that run on right old applications
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like 43 81 you know why do they have
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this and not just a bank of servers
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well because it's all it can be run in
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such smaller space now but that does
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that's a 20 million dollar gear right
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there what does it do I mean it just
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runs that old operating system and
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they're so afraid to rewrite the code I
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see because if you look at like all the
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401 K programs through all the different
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hump country let's just say for fidelity
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so this is a 1950 computer that's just
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been upgraded and upgraded operating
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systems that'll holy crap and it's they
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just afraid to rewrite it wow it's such
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a big program that they could never cut
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over because so many people get a
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statement every month Wow and mostly
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that thing just runs statements
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boy that's a shocking image yeah it runs
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statements every month or every day of
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every month in order to complete the
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business cycle well so I'm going to
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check into this 1920 Association yeah we
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got a look at zero hours so what else do
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you think rice-a-roni I mean what do you
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will should we be looking at with this I
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think they need to figure out what
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relationships are I think if you're
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going to look at the people and he's
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posted some of the members of these
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companies
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what relationships and they had with
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members of Congress what kind of
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contract they had gotten in the last few
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years there's the gentleman that's up
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lifted up their names shit block he's
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the vice president of the vulgar and he
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has managed over 1 billion contract the
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government in all levels of the
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government being program offices up to
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congressional support so I think I mean
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I'm not saying that this is the only way
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to look at this but is it FBI FBI and
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law is to be believed from last year in
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fortunes before Comey came out and
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gonorrhea Clinton he basically said that
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all of this with the Clinton Foundation
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it all comes back to the Clinton
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Foundation and it implicates about half
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of the government well I mean the thing
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that I that I looked at this and I go
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okay you promoted 10,000 fuck you what
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is the scene uh regardless of who's
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involved let's start with every awesome
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show yes if again welcome to shows has
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had Lea Juan on her staff for several
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years working with multiple members of
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Congress and all of this with Artie yeah
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the deep state knows everything that
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they've done right but there's no way
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they can the NSA alone tracks all data
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globally right and so but the only way
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that you get you get approval from them
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is if you not only subscribe to their
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financial strategies but you also have
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to prove to them that you're disciplined
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and worthy of bringing something that
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increases their power in other words
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there are people within the higher
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levels of government that know exactly
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what's going on and it has been going on
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right a very long time and
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I think this is part of the reason why
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you're trying to keep it out of the
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mainstream or mitigated as much as
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possible because once the investigations
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began is drinks again and more begin to
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be leaked out um I can see where the
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mainstream is going to play this is a
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wish shot right so I was like the exact
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opposite or the exact same things to
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doing with Trump in Russia right so
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they'll be able to say that this is
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Trump doing political retribution
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against whatever it doesn't matter
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most of the people online are just
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trying to catch up there's so much stuff
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that's coming out every day on new
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reports Daily Caller new details that
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are learned and what the only thing that
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was there's people I've been talking a
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lot of people on Facebook today is that
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most important thing that people can
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understand is that the work that you all
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have been doing for months and the
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independent media has been doing for
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months the mainstream press is just now
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starting to catch up and so this is
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we're actually outpacing all of the
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mainstream and our leaders in Congress
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well I don't even call them leaders at
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this point but all the members of
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Congress the people that are the point
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of authority that has been established
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for many years so this is going to be a
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much slower process probably than the
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internet would like or the Internet the
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US and other people occu who are trying
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to find the truth right but in the court
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of public opinion uh everybody is pretty
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much you know taking different-sized I
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think we still need to be skeptical or
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dumping me to jump out with every single
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thing that we find right but we need to
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scrutinize that evidence we need to look
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at different perspectives we need here
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uh you know I remember al just get an
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example on things because they go to the
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YouTube video that came out out in Raw
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on YouTube subscriptions right yeah that
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was there not that that was totally fake
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yeah I mean we have to go through it
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and even if it's something that in other
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words our critical problem-solving
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skills cannot be that the answer is
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definitive in other words I can tell you
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that the answer is 27 right you go what
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the hell is that mean you know how did
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you get 27 what is what is the question
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that I'm trying to answer
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well you're right by that matter all I
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shouldn't have said that it was fake but
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the reason why I did is because that
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immediately struck me is see here's the
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problem for us at least and I'm glad we
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brought this to my attention because
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like we're getting so much info coming
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at us and so much of it is dis info
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coming from there's a lot of trusted
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members of the community like you and
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obviously you connected with us early
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and you've given us a lot of good
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information and that's why you know you
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have my attention and when you tell me
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something's important I pay attention to
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it I'm glad you showed me this was a
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first saw that thing I saw the word
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mainframe and I was like fake with him
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Ronald Wallace subscriptions on YouTube
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to pedophilia channels it's like well
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you know what George has been looking at
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this guy under a microscope for almost a
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year and nothing nothing related to
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pedophilia or pizza gate or any of that
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has come up in association with him so
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as soon as I saw that my immediate
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response is okay you know what this is
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someone trying to discredit what we're
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doing trying to tie it to you know
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something and I'm not saying that
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pedophilia isn't real I'm not saying
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there aren't valid claims within
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whatever it is that people think Pizza
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Gate is obviously you say that word and
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it's you know radioactive it said you
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know one person thinks it means one
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thing another person thinks it means
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another thing but you know even that
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lawyers letter in Ron's lawyer put out a
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press release where he was like all this
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is xenophobia and racism and pizza gate
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I was like what I mean that's like
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blaming it on yeah you know it rained
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yesterday that's why you think this guy
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committed to thank fraud it's like wait
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a minute
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it just didn't make sense so I'm glad
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you brought this to my attention and you
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know George and I will definitely look
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at it and definitely look at the the
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details related to that 1920 Association
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dress yeah yeah we're going to leave
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we run stuff down as many different
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angles as we can before we see a word
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about it and we I mean zero hours fine
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pushing that out as unconfirmed as we do
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that stuff - we do that occasionally and
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we invite criticism that's what he's
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doing
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and that's what he's doing so that's how
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I treated until it could be cross front
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I think we got to connect with this guy
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if you don't like to do that and just
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sort of share information and see he's
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like a very smart guy definitely
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rice-a-roni are you happy non-tech he's
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mentioned I'm not personally I just
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started getting more into this today
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because we came across my Twitter feed
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right someone else that retweeted it and
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he's actually mentioned both of you
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before and in particular there's been a
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lot of people yet I don't know where the
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tweet was in the last 12 hours or so
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because a lot of people were hitting him
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up about this tie-in to set bridge how
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to tie this beverage and he said uh he
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said there's a reason why I'm not
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looking at George Webb State a lot of
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kids work because I like it work but
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this is another route I'm heading so
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he's he's going off in another route I
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think more from the Intel part of it
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rather than to try to connect all the
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players when he's trying to dig and see
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where does all of this go and I think
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there needs to be more eyes on it I I
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mean I just I saw the document of the
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there's a PDF it's a multiple page PDF
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it's got signatures and based on it was
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refined earlier this year in March now
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this has nothing to do with Imran but
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the people in that building are legit
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yeah and they are doing cybersecurity
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yeah for those departments I mentioned
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yeah so that's the happen office in that
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building uh yeah pretty good I mean it's
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worth looking at you know I looked at
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the invoices and I looked at the tenants
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and I looked at all of his files and it
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looked really good I mean SOCOM is in
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there Special Forces Command is in there
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they are contracting with all these
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different agents
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they are doing the shipping they are
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doing these blah blah blah the only
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thing I couldn't do is connect it to em
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rod because I had gone through all of em
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ron's 12 houses and and 22 businesses
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and I didn't have I as soon as I saw
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1922 Association I wasn't in one of my
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addresses 19 20 19 20
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so that didn't that doesn't mean I
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didn't miss something but I just didn't
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see it so that's why I said this is
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going to do here I can't come here with
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our endorsement of something I haven't
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looked at and been to and knocked on the
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door yeah how did it come out all of a
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sudden that's the thing kind of came out
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oh yeah so here's the thing I don't know
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the source of the website he posted a
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screenshot up I gotta find it sweet for
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you all these steps I think it would
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look at that 56 hours ago I'll send a
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link when we get off here but it is we
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did it you know the Google yeah um maps
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and we got a picture right next to it of
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a screenshot if this Enron Enron diwan's
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addresses and it's got a list of 1920
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delineation projects yeah and they've
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got other ones below now I don't know
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about the other ones but there's a
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accomplished there is a data online
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source that he went to in order to
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obtain that information start digging in
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that direction I'm pretty sure I follow
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him I'm going to take a look at it yeah
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yeah we'll drill down on it tonight
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there's several different ways we can do
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that all right well okay we really
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appreciated rice-a-roni how's everything
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else going you feeling all right
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everything else is great I just wanted
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to tell you one thing and open at least
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a month or two since we last talked but
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there's a great group of people that I
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met a few weeks ago it's called
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democracy count
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it's run by a gentleman by the name of
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Daniel Wolff he the executive director
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and your people probably should go on
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Facebook and look at their their page
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that'll be too expensive at this point
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but basically what I wanted to say is as
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a follow-up to what we talked about
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before the election fraud the prior
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yeah what these guys are doing and it's
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really important they totally get that
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this is a hacking vote suppression uh
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effort and you're going to redouble
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their efforts and they're going to
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change their tactics
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this guy's bringing coders programmers
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and developers who have high level and
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high IQ oet backgrounds so what he's
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going to do they have an entire program
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it goes a little bit beyond election
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integrity what they're doing is they're
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doing a process in which you validate
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and find all the notes that show where
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election fraud takes place how they
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actually have an election how they
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change the results how they suppress the
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results what keys to look for and then
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compile all that data in a report run it
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through algorithms and be able to
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present eagle challenges six months down
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the road but immediately after the
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results are published yeah so I'm
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starting to work with them to give them
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some a body data and by information it's
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in the early stages but they seem to be
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pretty legit and very serious about this
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and they're starting to work with other
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potential candidates for 2018 all right
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well that's that's very positive and
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very hopeful because I've worked with
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cliff arterback and and Bob Petraeus on
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different elections and it's too late
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three months later you know you could be
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right accurate but it's too late and
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we're working with the backs as well
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same thing it's it's great but it's too
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late you know the candidates been
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nominated and that you know the election
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is over you know absolutely this is
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about mounting legal challenges and
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being able to show in the court the the
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evidence that suggests that there's
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something severely wrong here and that
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they can't what they're doing this is
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the smart part they're reaching out for
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the candidate ahead of time to say we're
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here we want to work with you this is
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what we're doing so that we're not
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having to contact people a month or two
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later and say oh when you're eight we
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saw something they're actually able to
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do it in the real
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that night but they're getting involved
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with candidates who are going to run
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we're going to run against incumbent
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they're going to run a different party
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they're wanting to go out and get
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involved in the process with everyone
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who wants to run and I think that's a
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really smart thing to get ahead of the
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curve because the problem statistical
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analysis and I think it's a very good
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good measurement it's the only one we
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really have had in order to detect
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election fraud but a problem statistical
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analysis that you're measuring fraud off
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of fraudulent results to good boys and
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what you need to know how to do is you
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need to know how they worked how you get
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those fraudulent results so that you're
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not doing some kind of lend or sort of
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looking at the periphery of all the
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possibilities that these results are off
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but odds are after you get to the second
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equation and you block a purely so what
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you got to do you got to say this is how
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we're doing right this is having to do
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it in deed to the sign and now we have
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we're going to court we're going to stop
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the certification so that's what they're
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under circle like a known distorter
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before you do it yeah so right turn that
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very great huh well that was good listen
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all right let me let me do this let me
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push this call out so everybody can
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listen to it and start thinking about
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some of that stuff and we're going to
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look into zero hour
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I really appreciate hearing from you and
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we'll speak to you soon okay all right
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guys thanks so much take care thank you
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to Roni take care bye