Day 295 Leggo SilverScript Aug 13 2017

Day 295 Leggo SilverScript Aug 13 2017

Leggo My Depleted Uranium

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTNzjbFK0Ao

Transcript
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okay good morning everyone already
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sweating on my morning walk already done
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with my coffee
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walking to train station here Broncos
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like we call it half way between the
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Bronx and Yonkers so a couple of things
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first of all yesterday I talked about a
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case I even got one of the names wrong
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today we've got all the case law in
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hundreds of legal opinions from around
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the world
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really beautiful summaries of those
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three cases and we're due to get to
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those in just a second you're gonna say
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oh yeah I know I know
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Jones Graham carpenter you know you're
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gonna get - Jones - Graham - carpenter
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it sounds remember the Cubs tinkers
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Davidge the chance tinker's to Evers to
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chance was a DoublePlay combination the
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world just little children I can see
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little children singing you know Jones -
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Graham - carpenter Jones - Graham the
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carpenter Jones Graham - carpenter it's
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it's almost it's almost lyrical Jones -
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Graham - carpenter those are gonna be
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the cases we're gonna review but first
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we're gonna talk about the importance of
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this case we're gonna talk about the
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importance of this case - the Boston
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bombing case and and the whole Whitey
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Bulger case as well as the Walton triple
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murder case
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and if we're successful the really cool
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thing will be anyone who is FOIA at the
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FBI for their own personal records
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wanting to know if they're on the
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terrorism watch list because the car
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dealer across the street doesn't like
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them and they call them in for something
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they'll be able to remove that 7e
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restriction from the FOIA request and
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they'll be able to know for the first
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time am I on this terrorist watch list
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which you know now that we've got this
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fake white supremacy thing going on in
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Charlottesville where everybody drives
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in from mommy Ohio we can we can start
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dealing with the facts rather than these
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kind of school plays so anyway you know
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I know songs are being written there's
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you know
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Broadway cavalcades being worked now
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that I've said it around the world I'm
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just kidding with this with this Jones
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to Graham to carpenter
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I don't know what the mnemonic would be
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for that Jones would be I think of like
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Casey Jones because the train was going
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by right as I said that so Casey Jones
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you can be imagine him in the in the cab
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of a train and he's eating a graham
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cracker right he's eating a graham
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cracker and all of a sudden he doesn't
2:32
like the taste of it because he realizes
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the graham cases is crap and he takes a
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hammer out and he hits it with a hammer
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because we need to get rid of that dang
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graham case and that's the carpenter now
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I'm not necessarily saying carpenters a
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great guy but the law is the law in the
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Constitution is the Constitution so we
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can't have one set of rules for one
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people and one set of rules for somebody
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else so and I'll get to that in a second
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but it's really this the Purple Reign
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the Purple Haze Purple Reign Purple Haze
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you can't use JTTF oh I think I just
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missed my train you can't use JTTF to
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support your Purple Reign habit you were
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I'm not talking about the FBI directors
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the Forex FBI directors I just miss my
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trainer I'm not talking about those four
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FBI directors being somewhat
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tangentially getting a bribe from the
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depleted uranium or somehow sharing in
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the depleted uranium isness they are the
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principals of the depleted uranium
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business now and I'll explain how it
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happened you have this Senate armed self
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Services Committee right and what you do
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is you approach the what an emirate of
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some type so you go to let's say UAE
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where there's seven emirates right this
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is kind of a nice train station here i
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walked up here so rockers rockers miss
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my damn train
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anyway the what you do is you go to one
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of the Emirates you got seven to choose
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from you've already gone and done deals
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with UAE and you've done deals with
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Dubai other other presidents have done
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that George Bush let's say so you picked
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the third one which is let's say the guy
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let's just call it the rack because
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everybody calls it to R at R ACK
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which is like the third emirate okay
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Hillary Clinton met with that guy you
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say hey we're closing down Adi you plan
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in New York right what we'll do is you
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know health whatever will bring up the
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health aspects well write a few stories
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close that down instead of putting in
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the health restrictions or safeguards
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for the workers we'll just close it down
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well publicize a couple of cases we'll
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get Brad Baumann to come in to get a
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whole bunch of money on the Victor on
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the legal fund for the victims rather
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than the victims and then we're good to
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go
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right what we'll do then is hey David
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Petraeus will use your spy ring that
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you've already got going in Congress and
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will ship D you Evans in indeed do you a
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mo will get the depleted uranium from
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Iran that's there under embargo they
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can't trade it anywhere else will get it
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for a song
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matter of fact will charge them probably
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or maybe not who knows what the deal was
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cuz it was all done on BlackBerry's
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outside of the US Congress anyway we'll
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get the D you will send it over on
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Maersk ships
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I believe that Maersk Memphis is gonna
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be involved as well as mayor Stanton and
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others that's why all the radioactive
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ships get dumped when they're done in
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Bangladesh even though they come up with
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a cockamamie oil mining excuse so then
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we'll use the old ordnance factory from
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the British Raj up in the upper reaches
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because it has to be Punjab right
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because we control Punjab that's for
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sure we have to oppress Sint where the
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port of crassius but we control Pooja we
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control the Pakistani ordnance factory
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we a wands we of the 111 it's also my
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double use I'll get to the double use
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and how quick
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how quick the W's worked in the three
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case law cases but we'll ship this D you
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and then we'll bomb the port of Karachi
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every once in a while if those damn sent
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oh yeah I'm insane why don't you read
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your wiki leaks or look at pictures from
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Google Google Hillary Clinton and the
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third prince of UAE now if you want to
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tell me that Hillary never does
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pay-for-play and you want to call me
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insane yeah fine I think I know who you
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are I'm not taking your opinion too
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seriously
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so the a ship that do you on the Maersk
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Line why also the ship's radioactive did
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I put the radioactive material on the
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ships no I don't think I did they go
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over to Charleston Harbor and they go in
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there and they store the store the
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material at Savannah River Site which is
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got a lot of nuclear waste problems
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already nobody's gonna notice a little
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extra D you going into Charleston now
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Petraeus through his network of small
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arms dealers like purple shovel like
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skybridge tactical like gosh Cameron all
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these other small dealers like Yankee
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Foxtrot mark turi and tree whatever all
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these little arms dealers you used the
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small arms dealers to send your arms in
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to different points that no no Jason I
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was I was responding to somebody who
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said who was questioning my sanity and
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I'm just explaining the ratline for the
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D you what I mean by the D you rat line
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is the actual directors the directors of
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the FBI Mueller call me McCabe
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let's see ray now and then also the one
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who lost his soul with what's his name
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again at CrowdStrike
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the would be director Sean Henry they
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have a what I'm saying today is they
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have a direct financial interest in
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maintaining this uranium trade okay so
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it's storehouse its warehouse in South
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Carolina
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now skybridge tactical can fly it
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anywhere if you really need
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fast most of the time we're gonna put it
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on a slow Maersk boat right this is why
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they got so pissed this is what I got so
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pissed at me I think we are we are
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marked men on June 8th really with with
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the Lionel interview because we're
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starting to gain momentum they didn't
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know when that was gonna air and we'll
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get back to that but anyway that's the
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de rat line those do you weapons look
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we're finding them in Syria all over the
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place right we're finding the weapons in
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the radiation radioactive testing all
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over the place the same thing for the
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white phosphorus so there's metadata all
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over the place ok so if you don't
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believe in the UN reports you don't
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believe in New York Times all these
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other independent reporting that's fine
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you could throw all that out and believe
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that whatever CNN saying today I don't
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know what they're saying but that is
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what I'm saying the Purple Reign Purple
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Haze that's that's McCabe
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that's McCabe this is Virginia this is
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the Port of Norfolk this is Terry
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McAuliffe this is the enriched Minh gang
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this is Comey from Richmond the in
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Richmond uranium gang enriching their
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cell and themselves if you don't believe
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Bob Mueller climbed that climbed the
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stairway on the tarmac to try to show
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HEU to the whatever some commissar of
9:43
uranium and at the state in the state of
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Georgia then switch to CNN so either you
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have a choice but that's the game now
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you want to protect this game because
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it's man it's good money
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here you paint you're getting from the
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US Department of Energy right you're
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getting two hundred thousand dollars a
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ton to dispose of this stuff this
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depleted uranium and it's and we're so
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we're gonna take that we're gonna have a
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little cut out to take that money then
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we're gonna ship it and then we're gonna
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make to Pakistan or wherever I believe
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Pakistan is where most of the stuff is
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made and then you're going to store it
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in Savannah River Site now I think
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there's other places like near Tampa
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just north of Tampa where they're
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storing the WP so as I said it's not all
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in one place and the orders are
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configured the kind of the Amazon
10:33
configuration house is going to be a
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port of
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Naval Navy Yard where everything kind of
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gets put together or I I think actually
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it's a little bit further down from the
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Navy Yard near the United States naval
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labs so that's kind of the pic I don't
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know if anybody's ever worked in
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warehouse type work I've never had but I
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did a lot of systems and in anyway the
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picki system is you go pick a little bit
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of this for an order then you go pick
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out of this bin for that and then you
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pick then you complete the order into
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what - into a tub then it goes down the
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line for packing so pick and pack
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whatever they call it so pick and pack
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is definitely going to happen at the
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Navy Yard Washington Navy area
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g4s is right on top of hill looking
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directly down on that operation running
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that operation they're also watching
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what's coming up stream from on the
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Anacostia and the Potomac for picking
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and packing I think a lot of the stuff
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comes there by a by boat but some of the
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stuff like the wp and the white
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phosphorus I believe comes by air I
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don't know if it's Andrews Air Force
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Base yet or or I think it's actually Air
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Force Base there's one in Anacostia I
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believe join Air Force Base Anacostia I
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believe that's where the actual and the
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reason for that is there's just too many
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chances for interdiction of the white
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phosphorus or the wp when you when you
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put it on the boat anybody with a wand
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can read the anybody want can read the
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radiation for the D you for instance and
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that's a long slow boat trip these are
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like 30 or less than that I think 20
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knots so it takes a while to get up even
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from Charleston up to Washington DC and
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I do think joint an Air Force Base
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Anacostia I'm guessing is where that sky
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bridge is gonna be flying that stuff in
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like an Air America kind of operation so
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got the wp out of the way from Florida
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we got the D you South Carolina
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that's the operation now if you want to
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protect that business and you're using
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blackberries you're using these
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blackberries that emraan has to run the
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whole thing and oh by the way they
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negotiated the whole deal for all the
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supply here we're talking about on
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blackberries right with again with the
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ax wands and
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now somebody comes along some reporter
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comes along and says hey I figured this
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thing out along with the help of like
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10,000 people that are smarter than him
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on the Internet and that's this this is
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this is what we're doing here so I
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figured it out now I didn't know I which
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is very fortuitous that the mayor SCAD
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Mayor Smith has had to be happen to be
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eight minutes out of Charleston I did
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not set up the FBI I did not set up the
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FBI but I did expose the FBI and through
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this process through this legal process
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I will show that the people running this
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business used their powers of the FBI to
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make sure that they can keep running
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this business we literally have a
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situation where it's it's almost like
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the Old West days where the people
13:34
running and where the people running the
13:36
gold mines you know and ran the
13:38
assayer's office the assayer's office
13:39
they'd come in and say oh I got a bag of
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gold next day he'd be dead then they'd
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be out there having some Chinese guy
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digging the gold and then they would be
13:48
the sheriff as well they'd hired all the
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Pinkertons as well I mean that's the
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this situation exactly the people in
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charge of the Purple Reign and the
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Purple Haze people in charge of that
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business and if can if you don't believe
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me just read WikiLeaks are the ones
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using JTTF as the sheriff to knock down
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any journalist that comes near that
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business that's why a special agent
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Pettijohn
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told me he was from Cincinnati because
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he's from Lynchburg Virginia he's part
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of the enriched uranium gang now
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I don't believe a special agent
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Pettijohn is a bad person I think he's
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doing what he's supposed to do as a
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special agent he doesn't call the shots
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of the FBI the cave calls his shots
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now ray is gonna be calling the shots so
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I'm gonna move down here a little bit
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farther for you oh they turned them just
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turn the music I thought we're gonna
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have get boom boxed sometimes I get boom
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box so
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now let's get to the League of cases so
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this is a clear case of not just wanting
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to hide their methods so the key thing
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about the case in Boston the key thing
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about the case in Boston the JTTF case
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in Boston was they wanted to get three
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things one what is the structure of JTTF
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to funding three methods those are the
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three those are the big three the FBI
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actually answered a little tiny bit
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after years and years and years of
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prodding not years and years but a
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couple of years they answered the
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general structure not really the
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detailed structure and then they also
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laid out a little bit of the funding
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again not not the detail funding which
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which they should but the methods is
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what they wanted to hide that's 7 e @ 7
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e 7/11 they wanted to they wanted to
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hide the 7/11 exemption why do they want
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to hide it because if you remember if
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you can use electronic surveillance to
15:43
hunt somebody down with the new stingray
15:45
technology I can also see who you've
15:48
talked to I can also see the contacts on
15:50
your phone so just by using the excuse
15:55
of hunting me down electronically in
15:57
Zanesville they could also see who I had
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spoken to in West Virginia and that and
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then by invading that person's phone see
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who the people he had talked to over the
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the previous few days I'm talking about
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too deep uranium and uranium 5 these are
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Patriots these are people who've been
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involved in homeland security for
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decades but even before DHS was formed
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all they want is the safety for the
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United States people and they don't
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think the FBI should directors should be
16:28
trading and depleted uranium or heu
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highly enriched uranium or any other
16:32
type of uranium it should be an open
16:34
market like Obama proposed at the world
16:37
conference or summit I can't remember
16:39
the iatc or whatever it's called
16:41
I don't remember right now but anyway
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I'm trying to remember the enforcement
16:46
arm PNAC see all these acronyms sometime
16:49
but anyway that's the key to the Boston
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JTTF case because they would have to
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expose their methods which is we're not
16:58
only pinging pinging sounds kind of like
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oh yeah we're pinging we're like ping
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pong we're pinging with you there it's
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not that at all it's Hunger Games
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they're hunting you down
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electronically it's hunger games it's
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electronic Hunger Games right electronic
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Hunger Games but it's more than that
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it's invasion as well it's like
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conducting a house-to-house room-to-room
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top floor to bottoms search
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electronically in your phone exactly
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what they did just think of exactly what
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they did in Boston physically which is
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they went from house to house room to
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room top-to-bottom turned over every
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everything went house to house to find
17:35
those find those kids the kids that they
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brought in the terrorists kids that they
17:39
trained that they brought in the United
17:41
States to make a kill team all right the
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thing they really didn't want to give up
17:46
the thing that really JTTF didn't want
17:48
to give up in Boston was the fact that
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they brought in a kill team from
17:52
Chechnya and that they killed a kill
17:54
team in Waltham that came before them
17:57
and that was all to support an operation
18:00
a drug operation run by Whitey Bulger
18:02
for the last 40 years
18:04
in Boston and through the ports of
18:06
Boston that's what they really didn't
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want you to know right that's what 7he
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is all about now they're gonna go ahead
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and deny me the simple phone calls
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between the JTTF officer Chris Whitaker
18:19
and the duty officer I think you said
18:22
JTTF liaison officer and say no but
18:24
maybe maybe isn't maybe it's just a duty
18:26
officer officer Comstock Comstock so
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they don't want you to even see and hear
18:31
those calls and I don't even have
18:33
metadata I don't even have duration of
18:35
those calls I don't even have a
18:36
timestamp of when officer Whitaker
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called
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okay they want to deny me that right
18:42
just that even the metadata they want to
18:45
deny me there's that train there's that
18:49
justice train you hear it Comey you hear
18:51
it McCabe train of Justice
18:59
coming from tossed
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- train - justice is a train of justice
19:04
McCabe coming from Charleston coming
19:07
from jobs coming from Charleston all the
19:14
people of Florida as well justice is
19:16
coming mr. mckay of justice is coming so
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anyway but it's just great props you
19:24
know just thank you God for these
19:25
problems anyway so getting back to
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methods they don't want anyone to know
19:32
that they don't need to go into your
19:35
house and get all your papers and turn
19:38
everything over like they did in the old
19:40
days when they when they crush the
19:41
Seminole I mean 7-eleven the NSA leakers
19:45
the original NSA leakers Tom wavy and
19:48
Curt wavy excuse me and all those guys
19:52
bill Binney they they went and raided
19:54
their houses they don't need to do that
19:55
anymore with stingray boom I got
19:57
everything I get contacts I get I even
19:59
believe I get your geolocation
20:01
for a time your pings I even get you
20:05
geolocation I'm not sure about that how
20:07
far back that goes but if you have
20:08
something like uber on your phone
20:11
uber goes all the way back to the time
20:13
you installed it now if I have your uber
20:16
ID I can immediately then mosaic that
20:19
thing to get your geo all the way back
20:22
in time and I believe you're gonna see
20:24
parallel construction around uber uber
20:25
is gonna be a cutout for out the I CIA
20:28
they don't even need to get off your
20:30
phone anymore all they need your Hoover
20:31
ID they're done because they've got an
20:33
agreement of Omir uber so anyway yeah
20:36
we're left both of them and they throw
20:38
this kind of mockery of competition but
20:42
anyway here's the this is why the JTTF
20:44
case in Boston so important and really
20:46
my case is just to open up the 7.e
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opening up the 70 based around the fact
20:53
that journalists should not have to give
20:55
up their sources now Holder almost put
20:58
James Rison of the New York Times in
21:00
jail over not getting up his sources
21:02
because he was the one who was the first
21:04
person to write about these this use of
21:08
the NSA first collected all right so
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that is the case here that's the case
21:13
precedent that I'm also going to say
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is that you cannot use the powers of
21:18
JTTF for a journalist to give up his
21:21
sources that's gonna be the first
21:22
challenge ok so now we know the backdrop
21:25
now we know some of the kind of prose
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that's gonna be in the lawsuit let me
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review the case law really briefly so we
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started yesterday with three cases you
21:34
remember the you remember the DoublePlay
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combination here Jones to Graham to
21:41
carpenter okay the Jones case was a
21:44
tracking device what they ruled was if
21:46
you put a tracking device into
21:47
somebody's car that constitutes an
21:50
illegal search okay easy
21:52
Jones is easy tracking device Graham is
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hey phones are really third-party data
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once you make the phone call
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you don't really assume that your data
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about your life anymore it's really the
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phone company's data the only problem
22:05
was it was made before cell phones so
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they upheld Graham to say well now that
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phones have turned into cell phones we
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can have all the cell phone data as
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third party data what they didn't say
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was all the cell phone data contains
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this CL CSL I which is the cell tower
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data geo-locating you write geolocator
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with you which is way different than the
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old days when you used to make a cell
22:29
phone call and I remember that old days
22:31
with the dial of telephone my dad
22:32
invented the cordless phone for exactly
22:34
that reason you had this court always
22:36
pulling you you're always getting pulled
22:39
so Graham was a great ruling for the
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state because it's like hey we can use
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all the cell phone data and the app
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health it as far as recently as 2016
22:50
which makes which brings us to carpenter
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now carpenters not a great guy he's
22:53
doing all these alleged robberies I
22:57
think eight or something like that in
22:58
Michigan and Ohio and the state really
23:01
wants carpenter thrown out because what
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they want to do is say if we don't have
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uber on the phone if somebody has a
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burner phone or whatever we want to be
23:10
able to go back 127 days and see where
23:12
he's been
23:12
during his crime spree right well what
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they're not saying is we already have a
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rule I believe of seven days or you can
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use up to seven days if you can't find a
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guy with all this nano SATs that Sariah
23:26
bingum has
23:28
has brought us through through her
23:30
daughter you know I'll be through him
23:32
Ron want all of our Nana set technology
23:35
the natural technology now we now have
23:37
the we can geolocate everybody if that
23:39
isn't enough for you after seven days
23:41
after somebody's committed a crime
23:43
robbery where there's cameras everywhere
23:45
right with all the technology we have
23:48
with cameras all over the streets and so
23:50
forth is really 127 days gonna help that
23:53
much
23:54
now it may help you link the person from
23:56
crime to crime to crime and we may have
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a doctrine of hot pursuit that is our
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let's say electronic pursuit that this
24:04
isn't case law that's been established
24:06
yet in the Supreme Court but I could see
24:08
a doctrine of hot pursuit being
24:10
established saying the doctrine of hot
24:12
pursuit is if I'm in one jurisdiction
24:14
here in the Bronx and then I want to go
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into Yonkers okay and I'm in hot pursuit
24:20
of the suspect I don't have to stop
24:22
right at the city line I can chase the
24:25
suspect into if they go into a house in
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Yonkers I can go into that house which
24:29
is I believe may have what happened then
24:30
happened the other night so there may be
24:36
an electronic doctor of hot pursuit that
24:38
develops out of this where if I do a
24:39
robbery in Michigan eight days ago
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then the I can then look back more than
24:45
eight days for a violent for a violent
24:49
crime but in but that's not gonna be the
24:52
logic that allows you now to go into
24:54
every journalist phone and then get all
24:56
their get all their contacts now
24:59
remember I don't have just one they're
25:02
the people it's not just the D you
25:04
Purple Rain and Purple Haze business
25:06
that the ex FBI directors were trying to
25:08
defend it was also the spiring I was
25:11
also investigating the spy ring in
25:12
Congress okay so they had that ring to
25:15
have to protect okay so there's a second
25:18
ring there I have deep blackberry in the
25:21
Congress and I also have deep blown deep
25:23
bad loan I should call it who has given
25:26
me information about loans to the
25:28
and family for all the fun that they're
25:33
doing at the Congressional Credit Union
25:35
okay so there's there's three at least
25:38
three sources right there
25:41
that could potentially be exposed so the
25:45
key rolling forward now is to clearly
25:48
establish with clear logic that these
25:51
are fundamental rights the First
25:52
Amendment and the Fourth Amendment
25:54
especially our fundamental rights the
25:55
standard is strict scrutiny the standard
25:59
that every individual has in the state's
26:01
responsibility the judicial systems
26:02
responsibility is to strictly scrutinize
26:05
any activities that impinge on that
26:08
first and fourth actually it's gonna be
26:10
first fourth fifth and probably maybe
26:12
even night than ten for those playing
26:14
bingo at home constitutional bingo at
26:16
home so don't feel bad if you're at home
26:18
and you said oh I put money down on nine
26:21
and ten and Georgia's really start to
26:23
push one in and for now and I'm gonna
26:25
lose congressional bingo we may go
26:28
paramutual we may go paramutual on this
26:30
congressional on the congressional JTTF
26:33
bingo constitutional bingo and you may
26:36
get you may we might give you better
26:38
odds if it gets down to nine and ten
26:39
where there's arguments over we're just
26:42
relaxed if you just bet on nine and ten
26:44
their train of justice isn't it great to
26:47
have the train of justice here it comes
26:56
[Music]
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you think that once for Komi or do you
27:05
think it's from a cave or do you think
27:06
it's for Mueller how much do you you
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think you can get on that train
27:10
I wouldn't how much do you you can get
27:14
on that train
27:17
I wonder if they're bringing it in from
27:18
Yucca Mountain oops
27:20
did I blow another rat line sorry so
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while we're doing this I just want to
27:29
say that thank you for all the people
27:32
that looked up all the case law it's
27:34
been a fantastic day yesterday we did
27:36
about six things yesterday where it was
27:38
fantastic case law the
27:43
moving on to look at that chest trainer
27:46
justice go
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don't ever get in the way to train to
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justice that's crowd-sourced train of
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justice right there
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and I decided I don't like the term
27:57
crowdsource because I mean I know it's
27:59
crowd-sourced the truth and all that but
28:01
it's really much more than a crowd it's
28:03
really a group of very intelligent
28:05
people who care about their country it
28:08
should be called the very intelligent
28:11
group of people who care about their
28:12
country the truth but anyway it's kind
28:14
of wordy so so finally this is going
28:19
back to fundamental rights the cases
28:21
these rights are fundamental the
28:24
Constitution clearly states strict
28:27
scrutiny is involved the only remedy the
28:30
only remedy for strict scrutiny is
28:33
discovery all I'm asking for and I've
28:36
been 7.e has been put up in as a shield
28:39
as a barrier all I'm asking for us to
28:42
see the phone calls between JTTF Chris
28:45
Whitaker and officer Comstock I'm asking
28:50
to see the phone calls between the port
28:51
the coastguard and myself between
28:55
Customs and Border Patrol it's just the
28:57
second call to me and then DHS to me all
28:59
three of those recorded now remember
29:02
they want to suppress going from
29:05
bringing in kill teams they want to
29:07
suppress bringing in kill teams from
29:09
Chechnya to protect whitey Bulger's
29:12
there's a great article in The New
29:13
Yorker that about Whitey Bulger is
29:15
saying I Whitey Bulger was a great
29:18
informant for the FBI or was it the
29:21
opposite wasn't the opposite the FBI was
29:25
a great informant for Whitey Bulger is
29:27
really what the Kea that New Yorker
29:29
article was so that's that's where we're
29:35
going with this strict scrutiny means
29:37
equals strict scrutiny the SS equals
29:40
discovery discovery I get discovery so
29:43
and I also want the pinger because it's
29:46
not really pinging it's really hunting
29:47
somebody down electronically and I want
29:49
to know who wielded the Stingray was
29:51
that a third party was that g4s which I
29:54
believe it was a downstream derivative
29:57
of g4s and that
30:00
brings open or opens the door to a whole
30:03
other string of constitutional questions
30:05
which is the third amendment which is if
30:07
you are employing a private group this
30:09
is almost like the British bringing in
30:11
the Hessians right here right here right
30:14
right where we're sitting for bringing
30:15
in the Hesse ins as a third party to
30:18
oppress the people of the United States
30:20
right that's what you're really talking
30:22
about so that there's a whole
30:25
constitutional question there if that
30:27
isn't a standing army a third a standing
30:29
army the reason why the founders came up
30:33
with the third amendment was because of
30:35
the Hessians and the lobster backs I'm
30:38
sorry I didn't mean to say that to my
30:39
British friends they Grenadier send the
30:41
dragoons and the Marines those wonderful
30:44
guys I've been to the museum great
30:46
Museum right there at the Tower of
30:47
London go there and look learn all about
30:49
the Tower of London I learned about the
30:52
Magna Carta and all that stuff King John
30:54
and and all the heads that got chopped
30:57
off and then then go to the Grenadiers
30:58
music Grenadier Museum there I believe
31:01
maybe it's more than that so that's it
31:06
for the constitutional stuff today the
31:09
defamation cases are also great as well
31:11
because everybody said oh Sullivan
31:13
Sullivan Sullivan you know don't get
31:14
depressed about Sullivan
31:16
you know people the reason everybody's
31:19
so afraid to sue the New York Times for
31:21
defamation is because of Sullivan well
31:24
we're not going to be afraid of Sullivan
31:25
or Sullivan's ghosts we're going to move
31:29
ahead based on other cases and everyone
31:34
probably realizes that Sarah Palin is
31:37
suing the New York Times because of they
31:41
said that she inspired someone to shoot
31:45
Giffords congressman Giffords in Arizona
31:47
which is a little bit like saying I
31:50
don't know Trump caused Charlottesville
31:53
or something you know it's really
31:55
tenuous I mean did
31:56
there's proximate cause there's a
31:58
doctrine of proximate cause but that's a
32:02
real stretch right there anyway her
32:04
lawyer cited that code of ethics
32:06
her lawyer site of the code of ethics
32:08
for the New York Times which talked
32:11
about integrity fairness
32:14
and honesty guess who's gonna cite the
32:18
code of ethics and again I'm not trying
32:20
to win any financial awards of course
32:23
I'll have to probably see 400 million to
32:25
get their attention but all I want
32:27
really is to sit down
32:28
camera interview with Chris Chris in LA
32:33
and just explain my side of the story
32:35
that's all I really want to do and then
32:36
he can write about whatever he wants but
32:39
I just want to sit down right here like
32:40
this and just say hey Chris you know how
32:43
much you know about the case how much
32:45
you know about 7e and the seventy
32:47
exemption okay how much do you know
32:49
about the Boston bomber JTTF case okay
32:52
how much do you know about the other
32:54
cases that are involved in with tracking
32:56
devices are you familiar with a double
32:58
play combination of Jones to Graham to
33:00
carpenter
33:01
do you know anything about that okay
33:03
because we're gonna lose an opportunity
33:04
here if we don't engage the New York
33:08
Times and engaged CNN and engage Time
33:11
magazine I guess also wrote an article
33:12
about that I guess I have to go there
33:14
now too
33:15
and teach them because they didn't get
33:18
that in journalism school what they got
33:20
in journalism school was hey what are
33:23
you that's different that we can say oh
33:25
you once went to an Indian Reservation
33:27
and made a made a pot holder when you're
33:30
seven we'll say you're Cherokee you know
33:32
and now from now on and we're Cherokee
33:34
chip on your shoulder hey I'm 1/8
33:35
Cherokee by the way I could've got a
33:36
scholarship I didn't I got my own so
33:40
we're gonna make you Cherokee now and
33:41
we'll even get you a scholarship and
33:43
gets you a $300,000 a year job you only
33:44
have to teach one class that isn't how
33:48
it works that's not really journalism
33:50
that's called identity politics and you
33:53
know holding one Cherokee dinner a year
33:57
about the oppression of Cherokees and
33:59
bringing in some guy off you know how to
34:01
evoke Lahoma
34:01
to give a speech and then you give
34:03
yourself an award that's not journalism
34:07
journalism is actually sitting down
34:09
looking looking at the case law Hey hey
34:11
Chris and looking at the facts of the
34:13
case looking at the key things that the
34:15
state is trying to do you and the Fourth
34:17
Estate in journalism are supposed to be
34:19
the check against state power you are
34:22
the ones who are supposed to protect the
34:25
people of you know
34:26
States of America you're not supposed to
34:27
be part of the problem of the people
34:29
against the people you're not supposed
34:31
to side against the people of the United
34:33
States of America you are supposed to
34:35
show how the Constitution is being
34:37
trampled if it ever is you are the
34:40
defender of the Constitution for the
34:42
people of America and I think if you
34:43
just look at your own code of ethics
34:45
you'll learn that and you'll see that
34:47
and I want to sit down here using a
34:49
Socratic method with Chris right here if
34:52
you want to do it right here in the
34:53
Bronx right okay or bravas okay fine
34:56
we'll sit down and Socratic Allah I mean
34:58
didn't Socrates teach the Pythagoras
35:00
theorem to an eight-year-old just by
35:02
asking questions I will sit here and
35:04
teach him constitutional law just by
35:06
asking him questions hey Chris how about
35:08
this Chris how about that Chris and
35:11
he'll get it when he leaves he'll go oh
35:13
my god there's this whole thing out
35:14
there called the Constitution I just
35:16
talked to this one guy but I thought it
35:17
all myself you know people should have
35:19
the right to free speech and we should
35:21
actually be be fair here and we should
35:23
have integrity and we should lie and we
35:25
should tell the truth and there's a
35:28
whole new world out there you know and
35:29
you know everyone will think he's crazy
35:31
and call him a right-wing conspiracy
35:32
theorist but I really can see almost a
35:34
transition in him and and I want that
35:38
for everybody I want that epiphany
35:40
available for everyone and I'll fight to
35:42
the death for their opportunity to have
35:44
that epiphany that this constitution is
35:46
something worth fighting for it's
35:47
something worth learning about it
35:48
doesn't have to be dry and boring it's
35:50
it's people that's why I go to these
35:52
cases it's about the people finding out
35:54
who these people are sometimes they're
35:56
unsavory characters Carpenter is kind of
35:57
an unsavory character other times gonna
36:00
be Jones but what it is gonna do last
36:02
night I spoke with a mom whose daughter
36:06
had died of opiate poisoning and I
36:10
believe opiate targeting because she was
36:12
going to a methadone clinic and the
36:14
first day she decided to make the
36:16
decision to go to a methadone clinic she
36:19
died of a heroin overdose how's that
36:20
possible but anyway the this this isn't
36:26
really about any we have no idea if we
36:30
remove the 70 exemption and remove and
36:32
expose these methods we not only end
36:35
this the
36:36
you trade it's not only gonna make
36:37
America safer okay to put it into an
36:41
open forum and discuss trade and just
36:44
and disposal of these things in an open
36:45
forum in the UN like Obama proposed this
36:48
can be done okay we don't have to have
36:51
aspiring in Congress actually we can
36:53
have open debate like we used to have we
36:56
can talk about the issues to the other
36:57
day Chris come to come to the Bronx come
37:01
sit with me let's learn about the
37:02
Constitution together
37:03
I have no malice toward the New York
37:05
Times they have no malice toward Doni
37:07
Doni
37:07
it's just up that just get on the train
37:10
it's due in 30 minutes you'd be up in
37:11
the Bronx okay
37:12
the guy from time I don't know what your
37:14
name is there it is the train of truth
37:17
just jump on the train of truth you'd be
37:19
here in 30 minutes
37:19
okay so that's all for today for round
37:24
one of course we're gonna go to the
37:27
ratlines where they used to wear this
37:28
female Brooklyn excuse me female Bronx
37:31
police officer was murdered I believe to
37:34
protect the drug ratline I'm working on
37:36
the convenience cases here as drug
37:39
ratlines in the Bronx as you probably
37:42
know I'm also working on a car theft
37:45
ring here in the Bronx and we're making
37:47
good progress there alpha Jola all I can
37:51
say is VIN numbers are going to be your
37:52
worst friend so we're gonna wear keep
37:55
those VIN numbers coming if you want to
37:59
send me the street address
38:00
brainy blonde of the other suspected
38:03
warehouses that would be great and then
38:07
if you want to keep those VIN numbers
38:09
coming from the 90 different VIN numbers
38:11
that were recovered I would appreciate
38:13
that we'll run those down so wow I
38:16
missed that one train it's a whole hour
38:19
so you got to spent the whole hour with
38:21
me because the train never came I missed
38:23
it and it's an hour later so have a
38:25
happy Sunday everybody i'll keep
38:26
reporting throughout the day while what
38:28
agree every I can watch that Lionel
38:31
thing that Jason did three or four times
38:33
it is so funny every time I see it
38:35
Lionel is a scream and it's all about
38:37
the Constitution you made the
38:38
Constitution funny all right talk to you
38:41
soon I'll be either coming at you from a
38:43
it's toward a warehouse or a crime scene