CS284 L2 Imran silverscript

CS284 L2 Imran silverscript July 31 2017

Will the Real Alpha Jalloh Please Stand Up  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13Bk4zGO-Xw

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he's screwing it up the quick brown fox
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jumped over the lazy dog there we go I
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guess you got to plug the microphone
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actually into the mic transmitter not
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your headphones the quick brown fox
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can you talk to a Trish Hey well so I'll
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I'll start my day with a story yeah what
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is it again now let's say it's the
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heavens fall let the heavens follow
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justice first and let the heavens fall
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twice fit the justice be done let the
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heavens fall
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so it's fade justysia Rou act a rut
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Salem so no matter where this goes and
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we're getting down to the end here and
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even if it does implicate the president
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I will continue so that's my commitment
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to everyone as we get down here to the
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final strokes I'm talking about Obama
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and whoops got a little bit of a puzzle
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Trish there
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justysia just VCO just ECU I so I
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watched an interview with cheryl
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atkinson and she was on lars Larson
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talking about her book smear and I
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really would recommend the book and what
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she was talking about how they would
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actually be sending out journalists to
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say let's go get a like a like an old
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Jewish guy to say this let's go out and
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get a black guy to say that and then
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let's go get a mom with holding a baby
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or pushing a baby carriage to say this
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and let's talk about like the price of
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some commodity at the supermarket going
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up and that's go you know like they're
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finders almost for the media a fayette
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news i can't hear her quite yeah i don't
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know why Tricia's volume is low today oh
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sorry
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well we got you all the way up there
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Trish can you can you hear oh there you
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go that's I can hear you can you repeat
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what I can hear you now could you repeat
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what you just said I just said something
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about cheryl atkinson in the boot and
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the book smear and how these TV
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producers and local TV are saying go get
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these three perspectives and here are
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the three different kinds of people i
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want you to find and here's the story
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and i want to i want you to talk about
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the price of coffee or something and go
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get that story at the local supermarket
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right yeah and you said it was fake news
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but it's literally propaganda i mean
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that's what that is it's not just miss
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reporting or doing a half-assed job it's
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propaganda yeah i mean at the end that
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especially when you start doing this in
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the area of national news and you know
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she worked for CNN she worked for CBS
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and then she had the wrath of mccabe and
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co me come down on her and she gets into
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that and the later part of her book
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so it's nice to have someone saying
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who's it known that prominently saying
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the same thing I am about when you start
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getting out in front and start telling
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the truth that this thing starts coming
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your way and you guys have both seen
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this you know in a more compressed
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timeframe you know in the last maybe 60
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days but yeah this is but that's that's
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the backdrop I wanted it set so as we
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get closer and closer it's gonna get
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worse and worse I think about it saying
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the same thing you're saying what about
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Fox News
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well the where do we start I mean
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there's so many predictions coming true
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its Arctic go throw ball well first
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thing I said was what it's not just
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predictions because that makes it sounds
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like you're prognosticate no no no no no
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I'm just saying follow follow and now
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Brandi blonde was the one who turned us
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on to this one the MIS Department yes
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that was huge she called and she said
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hey you know we're a matter of fact we
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should just call her and she said hey
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I'll call her a couple minutes though
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everyone on this DNC link is not
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concentrating on the Mis Department
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that's where the leak is and it's not
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even a hack as a forensic ATAR proved
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it's a leak and they have it in the logs
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it's set right in the report it says
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that so why aren't we focusing on where
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the actual leak happened it's sort of
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like having a leak in your house and
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then running around your house yelling
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PP dossier until until you collapse
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thinking that's gonna fix the leak you
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know or or driving around the
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neighborhood in a Cadillac with a New
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York Times reporter trying to tun us
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yeah trying to have a ton of sex with
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different neighbors and that's gonna fix
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the leak it's not gonna fix the leak the
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leak is the leak yeah the leak is not
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gonna fix itself it's this very simple
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so I know that I've collected myself and
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all the technical stuff here I just want
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to apologize to everybody for that
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slightly discombobulated start now I
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don't even know if this got a chance to
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finish encoding I have to
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check but part of the reason I was going
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a little bit crazy there is that we just
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had a great phone call with our friend
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zero-hour yeah is that rainy no I don't
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think so it's a sweat bridge though this
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is George hello Tokyo came in Tokyo okay
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so the one is we had a great call with
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zero hour and that's gonna be going up
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right after this stream is done so that
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was you know sort of throwing our
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schedule off a little bit and our shot
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and my move Mahmood called me from
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Woodbridge Virginia we look literally
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what Virginia but is that our shot
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that's where he's from so how do you
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know that was him uh does he breathe the
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way he breathed heavy like our shot
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would like you are a car dealer to me
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now let's talk about that a little bit
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all the car dealers because of course
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today you know the image that we started
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with and hung on for a little while
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there while I was getting my deal
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together over here was our buddy
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Alfa giallo sitting there in his
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favorite you know Bentley I don't know
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if you got to see that picture but it's
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a nice thing well yeah that's breaking
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you what you want to just give the quick
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news there with Alfa in New Jersey Trish
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I let me see if I've got this now still
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in front of me there was reports that
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he's being he's listed as one of 22
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defendants in a racketeering case in
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Morristown and it lists him as being 26
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years of age and the offenses with which
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he's being charged are fencing and
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something else I can't remember record
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I'm sure
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so fencing you're not talking about a
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foil and parries and throw yes fencing
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stolen vehicles no and I posted to an
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article this morning saying that they
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were the cars were being stolen and then
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being transported to West African
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countries like Gabon some of the stuff
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was found in Gabon you're gonna see Cote
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degree you're gonna see
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Nigeria where giallo is from and you're
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gonna see this path go through
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Washington DC I'll just let everybody
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know that right now
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and there are a few reporters right now
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at DC motors on Massachusetts Avenue
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that are classic classic motors DC
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excuse me that are that haven't given up
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on the story even though that they've
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tried to make the reporters get tired
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out in them out in the van you know
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they've been there two days the last man
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standing is the guy who's gonna be very
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famous on this story I'll just let you
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know right now Evan Lambert Fox 5 DZ
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over there you are gonna be very famous
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because you did what no one else was
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willing to do which is get the story get
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the story you are going to be a pilot
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surprise winner keep following the story
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there's a big future for you in this
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story so with that I want to go back to
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the I want to go back to the MIS
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Department and we we talked about this
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and we had some great citizen reporting
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go there and say hey there's these
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apartments that the DNC is running out
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of right and this looks like if this is
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the VPN it looks like where the router
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would be but the router could go
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anywhere I think I might have said this
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over the last three or four days you
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don't know where the VPN starts and you
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don't know where it ends once you do -
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once you go to VPN route out side over
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the long lines right you keep it all in
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the building you have different ways of
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a lot of complicated IT stuff but
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there's different ways of making sure
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nobody's intruding on the network can
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you actually fill a pipe with gas and if
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somebody tries to punch or puncture the
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wire it'll it'll set off an alarm etc
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what the gas pressure goes down once you
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start going out over the long lines
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everything's up for grabs and I said
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it's either Mumbai and I'm still going
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to stay with this prediction that you're
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going to have offsite people in either
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Mumbai or I think I said Lahore Pakistan
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well and that's what Fox started
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reporting this morning no part of that
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this morning that Debbie
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wasserman-schultz now is reporting that
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there were off
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site people out of the country people
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now being paid this is why can you bring
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that up
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it's what uh where was that fathers just
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Debbie wasserman-schultz admits offshore
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employees the reason why they're
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spilling this now and the reason why
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they leaked it to Fox now is they don't
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want us to break it I mean we're on
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we're running down the IP addresses
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right now and people who think that's a
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ridiculous statement or we have to
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bloated up ahead DWS tweets does follow
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us on Twitter so she's obviously and for
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weeks or months why would they why well
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because we're on to what they're doing
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else let me ask this question
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who else has talked about the MIS
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company ever let alone in the last 24
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hours
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in the last 48 hours who anybody name
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anybody name anybody go out there mister
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doubters and and and try to find anyone
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talking about the MIS company why with
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Debbie wasserman-schultz come forward
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today of all days after Imran as it were
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arrested because she's about to cake her
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pants some people say that she had a
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thing but she probably had was crushing
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on Imran I'm thinking well that's every
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woman says the same thing you know
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because in roms good-looking and he's
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got kind of a slide before we go there
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let's talk about the intense pressure of
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incarceration that she there's this
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article about her admitting I see it
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says here that she's gonna testify in
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the aid probe do do fuck this link
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offshore just make sure you keep the
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word offshore meanwhile though I highly
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recommend the brainy blonde to interview
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she does a great job of explaining why
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the MIS Department is so mad so and here
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is where the brainy blonde really broke
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the story because I was on the
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management side of DNC I was on the
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d-triple-c side right
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and the DNC side of the management side
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and she was focused on hey nobody's
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talking about the Mis Department right
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so well having said that is this the
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Daily Caller where you're talking about
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where she admits house ID violations no
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no no FoxNews I was there Fox News
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offshore you got to use the word
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offshore you would be terrible to play
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charades with because you keep saying
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well we have a whole group of people
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right look at comments in Google at the
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same time I got two eyes all right we're
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finding it Fox News Washington Schultz
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asked sure I kept you bring that up just
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today night that's not it
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there was a Daily Caller or article that
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came out yesterday George I was in the
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comments that can find this thing that
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George is talking about
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important Jason Wow see kid Baker
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interview with Susan Whitmer so here's
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one thing we got to put out there George
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a lot of people send us comments like
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have you seen this look at this
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interview whatever and I I'm trying to
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find a very polite way to say this we
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just can't do that
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no no I mean here's here's what I do is
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it's it's a badminton match to have a
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conversation with us so send us ten
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words but it's like badminton with
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10,000 no I understand that I'm
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explaining so so so so ten words is you
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hitting the shuttlecock over nice and
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easy to us so we can understand what
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you're trying to say think of like
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you're writing a headline headline for
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and newspaper then we when we see it
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we'll add it back right and then you
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will write the sub headline which says
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blah blah blah blah blah which is a
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sentence and just to clarify that if you
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were walking by a news theme and the New
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York Times every day said check this out
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you'd never look at the thrift it said
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Debbie wasserman-schultz
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admits to employees in India
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we'd be like well what's that and we'd
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look at that and also if you say here's
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this nineteen minute video say hey at 14
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minutes and 30 seconds Debbie
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wasserman-schultz admits to hiring him
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more on a one sin does that please yeah
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that's so helpful 20 emails that say
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have you seen this check this out this
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is amazing you guys need to look at this
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person's Twitter feed and there's
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seventeen thousand tweets before I find
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what I even write yes at what you might
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be so just like headline first then
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subheading so let's let's do this story
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right here Debbie wasserman-schultz
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admits to hiring offshore employees for
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the management department because I
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can't find it right then the next one is
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thirty two employees hired at Mumbai
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office okay through em is to put down
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Mis depart right okay that's how it goes
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so so then you move down to here's the
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link you know okay when you receive the
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when we backed a little birdie back to
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you hey that's yeah that's interesting
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can you send me the link then you send a
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link okay and the same thing I try to do
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with the postings in my youtube and I've
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said this a long time if you read a
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whole article like Luke Rosie act put
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the part in there that says alpha giallo
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put the cars in the containers this is
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what I do and did my presentation this
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morning in the shipping containers and
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shipped them yeah to Western African
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countries now you know alpha jello you
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know with the record and everything he
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would be able to just go up to any port
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right and just say here's a Bentley you
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would think you remember you guys
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remember me I'm gonna drive the Bentley
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on the end of the container right no he
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needs help he needs somebody with a
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diplomatic passport to get that thing on
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to the boat kids so I told you Evan I
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told you Evan Lambert stay with this
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story you're on a big big story so that
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is how these things got on the boat
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again again again the diplomatic
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loophole if they have just run rampant
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with the crimes with the ratlines with
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this diplomatic loophole and also again
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the liaison loophole using foreign
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operatives and the United
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dates to get around the faisal laws so
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anyway
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Wow I had that up I should have just
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sent it to you yeah that's another thing
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you should email me things rather than
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shouting the same keywords that me
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article yeah well I should have been an
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advice for you yeah good advice for me
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so we will get that everyone made a very
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funny comment she's saying that Imran
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would not stoop so low as to get down
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with Captain Crunch are you mean Nancy
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Pelosi the captain scrunches debbie
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wasserman show Oh from oh my god
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I forgot my scrunchie I'll go get it
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later yeah oh it's so good
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Supermarket we got a scrunchie for g-dub
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where's the where is it is it I gotta go
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get it let me let me see if I can go
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yeah yeah I gotta have my scrunchie this
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is I've reward for all the scrunchies so
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anyway there's this shootout happen two
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days ago at classic motors DC Evan stay
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on the story Evan Lambert if you want to
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go - Evan Lambert fox5 stay on the story
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bro you're gonna be gonna be famous
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the we're gonna find out who that I if
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it's the nephew of a peacock the Robert
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peacock guy I will be so hasty runchy
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because I've been trying to get ahold of
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them and this is it like the scrunch the
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scratch is here we now the this is
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available at all your finer stores right
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yeah I guess now everybody's gonna make
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comments but they're just gonna say hey
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scrunchie this could also be a blindfold
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if you want to be adventurous with your
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partner okay sorry
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and look buck ninety-nine it's way
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cheaper than going to the store but who
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am I now Who am I now I'm the New York
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Times what a white what should I write
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about today what should I write about
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it's pretty good so sorry I had to use
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the stretchy in that and the yeah I
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should night on now nevermind you don't
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have enough hair to put in a scrunchie
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yeah maybe I should scrunch it up and go
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scrunch you can wrap it maybe around
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yeah I'll be getting weird like a
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headband yeah yeah I'm gonna do I'm
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gonna go wash bro okay how
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Taekwon show show do we yeah so so we're
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gonna be setting these cars all over the
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world now everybody's gonna say Oh
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George you're you're exploding yet
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another program the FBI is is doping all
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these cars are putting all these
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listening devices they're putting all
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these tracking devices that's why
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they're going to the diplomat you're
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blowing up a big surveillance program we
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have with the DoD well I don't care I'm
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making another offer to mr. McCabe right
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now we can call this whole thing oh no
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these guys will go ahead keep doing what
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they're doing but we can call the whole
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thing off at any point so who's gonna go
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ahead and keep doing what they're doing
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I'm gonna go ahead well you probably
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will keep going with crowdsource the
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truth what do you care what they call
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off his fun then I'll call off my fun so
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I'm just like this friend you would stop
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investigating the news you'd stop
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investigating I would stop investigating
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Andrew McCabe okay that's fine whatever
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okay so I'm just making an offer for him
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not only him nobody else was like
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president Trump and the Attorney General
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are going to stop Andrew McCabe pretty
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soon they've been tweeting about his
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$700,000 payment that came from the from
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Governor McAuliffe to his wife state
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Senate campaign in exchange for doing
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surveillance for maybe allegedly doing
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surveillance for Hillary Clinton and
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some of her friends you can't keep using
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foreign operatives for spying on
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Congress it's gonna be Weibull as I said
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this morning you know people have
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criticized me for saying 150 people
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being compromised and then you know
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stefan molyneux comes out and says oh it
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is 80 and three or four people now 80 in
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about a week or so it is actually up to
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150 I'm actually gonna increase that
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because I'm also gonna say right now the
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Republicans or also got these dope
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blackberries as well through that
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through the Verizon store and through
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the AT&T store and when you see if you
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only consider that there were House
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Democrats communicating with House
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Republicans and others throughout that
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time on those dope blackberries they're
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gonna have
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all of that correspondence - so by by
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definition others outside the Democratic
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Party are going to be compromised but
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there is some Republican caucus only and
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then meetings with donors the number one
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thing they actually wanted was meetings
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with donors the the back-and-forth with
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donors because they wanted to be able to
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call pay-to-play
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on the other guys and then the reason
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why they wanted to intercept Bernie
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donors was so they could intercept those
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for themselves right so but anyway now
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when you guys are talking about dope
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blackberries you don't mean these
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blackberries and dope you mean no I
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don't mean these blackberries or they
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have been hacked by Imran and they're
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syncing with the with the BlackBerry
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Enterprise Server for which he has a
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hidden master server and this is not us
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coming up with this this is the DC
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capital police right in their ranks in
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clients and an off-site server so they
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obviously know quite a bit about this
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and and also our friend
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zero-hour said that most high hey
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we would I
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talk to the person who broke the story
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and so just got crapped on I think oh
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whoa whoa whoa whoa that something went
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wrong they just cut us up hold on we're
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going to talk about Mis Department first
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okay just hold on and we go to alpha Joe
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line a second we're still on
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what's that not we're not
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all the cameras just got crapped out
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ever not hang on hang on hang on hang on
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mm-hmm Jesus yeah
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no it's it's it's all gonna it's all
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coming crashing down right now and so
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we'll have I don't know if people can
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hear us or see us no they can't yeah we
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can axis you you can see the straight
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there's no yeah I'm talking to Trish oh
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wait now it's gone yeah yeah that's all
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our streams down they hit our stream
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here pretty quick
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is it backers of frozen still give me a
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second excuse me that was my fault for
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not
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so let's just take it from the top for
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people who didn't hear that no one has
24:39
heard anything I know I'm just I'm
24:41
telling her so she she can go through it
24:44
uh hi can you hear me can you hear me
24:50
Laura Lauren can you hear me
24:53
don't don't say that now you can't okay
24:55
yeah yeah this is funny business going
24:58
on it's gonna come back and one saying
25:01
it so so we're gonna go through the Mis
25:05
Department and then there we don't know
25:07
where the remote offices if it's I think
25:09
it's in Mumbai but because I think Obama
25:13
had it in Mumbai with the Chopra's yeah
25:15
they can't hear and what they can't hear
25:18
they can hear and we can hear yeah okay
25:20
great so let's get her on speakerphone
25:22
okay here we go
25:25
okay oh shit yes hang on chill it's a
25:36
little bit of a technic okay hold on
25:38
yeah once I hear it here should be back
25:42
is it okay we're back videos back okay
25:46
so what we're gonna do now is talk with
25:48
brandy blonde and talk about the MIS
25:51
Department how Nolan was paying
25:52
attention to it so she brought it to our
25:54
attention
25:54
two days ago I was at looking at the
25:58
executive side of the DNC and the D
25:59
Triple C for the hacks and she said well
26:02
why don't you go where the leak is why
26:03
are you kind of like in the kitchen or
26:05
in the bedroom looking for the leak if
26:07
it's in the kitchen
26:07
so here's brandy blood Lauren are you
26:13
there I can't hear you George you can't
26:15
hear me now I like it okay
26:19
so we talked a little bit yesterday and
26:21
the day before about this situation with
26:24
Mis Department you just want to kind of
26:26
briefly summarize that I mean there's
26:31
seven people with access seven people
26:33
with access you have mute pushed No okay
26:41
go ahead you just talk then do you want
26:44
me to talk yes I want you to oh I wasn't
26:48
really gonna
26:49
talk about the mis department share
26:50
because and I think pretty much you've
26:54
summed it up but there's I the way that
26:56
I tend to look at stuff is
26:58
I'll read everything I possibly can and
27:00
then my mind always goes to like well
27:02
that doesn't make sense so I was going
27:05
to talk about just a bigger picture of
27:07
kind of like what's going on at the time
27:10
and I always separate things out into
27:13
columns of like well this is an
27:15
interesting person this person was
27:18
involved with this directly so I kind of
27:21
I just make notes in my head of to who
27:25
is doing what when in hell and people
27:27
tend to ignore key people and what
27:30
they've said
27:31
like for instance I mean you have like
27:33
William Binney who's NSA died and all of
27:36
those other people that are making all
27:38
these comments that no one seems to pay
27:41
attention to you also have Craig Murray
27:43
who's a very interesting character with
27:46
the comments that he made so I tend to
27:48
look at when people like this or making
27:51
comments when Craig Murray says it
27:53
wasn't the Russians it was American
27:55
whistleblowers I know who they are
27:57
blah blah blah people kind of put that
28:00
to the side and forget about it
28:02
um the same thing with what's WikiLeaks
28:04
I mean everyone knows that has 100%
28:06
accuracy whether you choose to believe
28:08
what they say or not it's fine but you
28:10
have to look at at what they are saying
28:12
so I was going to talk about interesting
28:15
character today um just because I think
28:19
George you could probably talk more
28:21
about this but I'm not sure that people
28:23
really understand how information can be
28:26
given to WikiLeaks
28:28
I think people assume that it's always
28:30
like the dark web or people are
28:32
uploading information there are
28:34
intermediaries that also do play a part
28:37
in how information is given to certain
28:40
people on whether it be like on the US
28:43
ducek and it goes from one person to
28:45
another person to another person but I
28:47
think in terms of the DNC leaks and the
28:51
Podesta leaks which I firmly believe are
28:53
tied together
28:55
um because do tell story but when Craig
28:58
Murray speaks he said there was two
29:00
factions going on you have
29:02
Podesta leaks which he says were legally
29:06
obtained through intelligence and then
29:10
you also have the DNC leaks which work
29:12
disgruntled Bernie people and then you
29:15
know the Podesta leaks results about the
29:16
Clinton Foundation so there's one
29:19
character Dennis Kucinich and I am not
29:23
accusing him with anything but I just
29:25
find that when you're listening to
29:27
comments that he makes and who he is
29:30
people always like to assume that that's
29:33
Hillary Clinton that everywhere in the
29:35
intelligence community and everyone
29:37
watching case she was the one who they
29:40
wanted to be a candidate on I mean yes
29:42
that's true in some cases but there was
29:44
also factions within the scene agencies
29:46
that did not want her to be and this can
29:50
go back to 2011 I I don't I don't know
29:54
if people really understand what was
29:56
actually going on within the agencies
29:58
surrounding her and the State Department
30:01
by Dennis Kucinich it is a interesting
30:03
character because in 2011 when the whole
30:06
thing with Libya was going on he was
30:08
working with top Pentagon officials top
30:11
top top top top who did not trust
30:14
Hillary Clinton's everyone can look it
30:16
up they had back channels into Libya
30:19
Dennis Kucinich was was a congressman at
30:22
that point on and he was working with
30:24
top intelligence officials from the
30:28
Pentagon to develop that channel it's
30:30
okay to say Mike Flynn it's okay to say
30:33
Mike Lynch Craig Murray
30:35
everyone knows Craig Murray he was
30:37
denied entrance into United States when
30:40
he was coming to speak in September um
30:42
and it was a kind of a big deal and I
30:44
know like the Oh Binney and all these
30:46
people wrote letters and he should be
30:48
able to come into United States you have
30:50
to look at the capabilities of the Intel
30:53
agencies when Wednesday um I'm going to
30:58
say why are taki but when they surveil
30:59
people there's legal ways that you can
31:02
do it if they're talking to any
31:04
foreigner
31:05
so when Craig Murray was allowed to come
31:07
into the United States if you look at
31:10
when he was speaking at American
31:12
University which is where she's actually
31:14
met an intermediary
31:15
who gave him information in September of
31:17
2015 she was on the same panel with
31:20
Dennis Kucinich Dennis Kucinich of his
31:24
aggressive
31:25
he has very oddly been speaking out kind
31:29
of a defense of Donald Trump um but he
31:32
was he's close with Craig Murray he's
31:34
also close to Julian Assange you can
31:36
look back at interviews he was with
31:38
Julian Assange before he went into the
31:41
embassy on Dennis Kucinich has had a
31:44
long relationship with but WikiLeaks and
31:46
Assange and Craig Murray um he defended
31:49
Bradley Manning Chelsea Manning um she's
31:51
always been involved in trying to get
31:54
people to pay attention to what is being
31:56
said in WikiLeaks I find it interesting
31:58
that she's the one that was at American
32:01
University on the same panel as Craig
32:04
Murray on the day that Craig marries
32:06
that he got the information from
32:08
WikiLeaks and if you looked at what
32:10
Craig Murray says is that the leaks they
32:15
were leaked they were not hacks that
32:16
they were legally obtained so to me that
32:19
is that's intelligence community being
32:22
able to legally obtain conversations
32:26
emails you have to look at at Podesta
32:29
Podesta is a foreign lobbyist his
32:32
brother has connections so I'm just
32:34
saying he's an interesting character if
32:36
you look at the events that were
32:40
happening around there everyone likes to
32:42
point the finger and say the CIA that
32:44
the FBI is bad everyone is is it's the
32:48
deep state well you have the DJ's and
32:51
then you have people in the same
32:52
agencies that are actually working to
32:54
expose the truth um and I think
32:58
surrounding everything that's going on I
33:00
mean to point the finger and say that
33:02
one person like seth rich she's
33:05
sophisticated like but so sophisticated
33:07
that he coordinated all these leaks i
33:09
would really think people should look
33:12
and see what agencies were were having
33:16
interagency problems at the time you
33:19
have
33:19
Loretta Lynch's Department of Justice
33:22
you have Kazakh you have all these
33:25
people you have to look at the contents
33:26
of the emails of
33:28
who was actually involved with shutting
33:31
down information from getting out and
33:33
who was trying to get information out
33:36
it's really important that people
33:38
understand the operations that that take
33:40
place that were taking place during that
33:42
time and to understand that it's not
33:45
everyone in these Intel agencies that
33:48
wanted Clinton's win and Dennis Kucinich
33:51
talks a lot about why the CIA or people
33:55
in these Intel agencies would want her
33:57
to be in power they make a lot of money
34:00
off of her a lot of people that retire
34:02
from Intel agencies they go to places
34:05
like Lockheed Martin and Booz Allen and
34:08
they start their own things and any
34:10
states they make a tremendous amount of
34:12
money so you do have those bat Jenny's
34:19
asking questions as to why and who would
34:24
have been surveilling one let me stop
34:31
you right there for a second and just
34:33
catch our audience up now this is why
34:36
I've continually hammered on September
34:39
that just just hold on one second Brady
34:41
blunt can you hear me the kid got bad
34:46
signal over it can you hear me okay this
34:51
is why I've hammered on the cover story
34:53
so much of the phone calls starting in
34:56
September 2015
34:58
you know what we could do to improve
34:59
your connection to her if she's just
35:06
just one second
35:07
so you know that I've made several
35:09
connections or several videos at
35:12
American University reenacting the the
35:15
drop the British Embassy right by the
35:17
Naval Observatory the role that
35:20
potentially Joe Biden might have played
35:22
in this so I'm just gonna say right now
35:27
that it's gonna be a journalist gonna be
35:30
a journalist going to you have to look
35:38
at who and why I understand
35:40
understand what's going on within the
35:42
intelligence community but they legally
35:45
illegally can surveil anyone they want
35:48
you have to understand every single
35:50
person connected to a biggie leaks have
35:52
been surveilled so and you have to look
35:54
at the lawyers who were also dead
35:57
but anyone who was talking to that would
36:01
be no to the intelligence community
36:04
okay so anyone who was talking to Craig
36:06
Murray Craig Craig married with children
36:08
who is anybody well I mean let's just be
36:11
honest she she's always been surveilled
36:14
she's a boring person who's in the
36:16
United States he was denied coming to
36:18
United States so whomever she was
36:20
talking to like Penn College community
36:22
knows who probably who was giving him
36:25
information the intelligence community
36:27
knows who was getting her speaking to
36:30
WikiLeaks attorneys so whoever was an
36:33
intermediary or whoever was passing
36:35
information like the intelligence
36:37
community is not stupid everything was
36:39
saying that we all talk about like they
36:41
know but you have like it's not us
36:44
against them or exam again us it's
36:46
really there's factions within these
36:48
agencies they're against each other and
36:51
if you read through what was going on
36:53
even starting in 2011 like even with the
36:57
Libya stuff you have top Pentagon Intel
37:00
officials that went behind Lauren's back
37:03
in the State Department and did not
37:05
trust her that said something so like
37:09
all of these years that this stuff is
37:10
going on and you have everything with
37:12
the Clinton Foundation investigations
37:13
you know the FBI you have two CIA you
37:16
have the NSA
37:16
there's people within those agencies
37:19
that are working against each other
37:22
ready ready but let me let me just cut
37:26
you're you're saying all the causal
37:29
reasons the whys and let me just say
37:31
exactly how okay now I think you might
37:34
remember Trish and Jason went to
37:38
WikiLeaks excuse me what to do em
37:41
besides interviewed Trish interviewed
37:44
Craig Murray outside the embassy
37:47
everyone
37:49
he couldn't say exactly what happened at
37:54
American University but Trish you want
37:56
to talk about your reporting of exactly
37:57
what he said happened regarding the the
37:59
thumb drive what the drop that occurred
38:02
do you remember yep so he said
38:05
specifically that it was not a thumb
38:07
drive and that he did meet over at the
38:13
school is my recollection right Jason no
38:17
thumb drive that he was aware of that he
38:19
was and that he was involved in a
38:21
bureaucratic fashion of something nice
38:23
traitor administrator and at but then he
38:26
also said he went down to the British
38:27
Embassy right okay and that's actually
38:30
where he had the meeting for the
38:31
approval should we play that interview
38:33
yeah why don't you cue that interview
38:35
I'll cue it up while you guys can get me
38:37
talking so the reason why I say this is
38:39
so important is because Craig Murray
38:40
does not want to be charged on the under
38:43
the Espionage Act and that would
38:46
definitely put him under if he is
38:49
actually when you can say I took a drive
38:53
with us secrets out of the United States
38:55
and gave it to WikiLeaks I've lived this
38:58
personally with thumb drives you are
39:00
putting yourselves at risk for the
39:02
Espionage Act right now if you can say
39:05
you encouraged certain people to come
39:09
forward if they had in information which
39:13
was helpful in outing a crime that's
39:18
that sort of thing that they should do
39:20
so and it's a journalist that happens to
39:23
be covering the event where Dennis
39:24
Kucinich and Craig Murray are at that's
39:27
a horse of a different color okay and
39:30
you'll see but you have to look at the
39:32
deep though so this is September so
39:34
Podesta we came out in October so I mean
39:37
railroad Explorer yeah whoa whoa whoa
39:39
different year September 2015 is Craig
39:42
Murray no
39:50
do I have that wrong I don't know I'm
39:52
working on the spinach was at American
39:55
University September I think it was 23rd
39:58
of 2016 this is before Podesta so you
40:03
when if people go back and actually
40:05
listen to what Janice is saying there
40:10
are there's there's two there's two
40:13
different factions
40:15
there's people within the Intel
40:17
community who legally had illegal access
40:20
he specifically said legal access to
40:23
this information there is no one other
40:27
than people in the Intel community that
40:29
would have legal access to be
40:31
surveilling someone like a John Podesta
40:34
John Podesta has foreign contacts she
40:37
specifically says it's what John Podesta
40:40
was doing lobbying and Podesta group for
40:42
Saudi Arabia so of course he legally can
40:46
be surveilled because it has foreign
40:48
interactions it's the same thing that
40:50
happened with that their Saint happens
40:52
with Flynn so if you have interactions
40:55
with foreign people your surveilled
40:58
legally so his emails could have banging
41:02
surveilled any any of that so she
41:04
specifically said that when he was at
41:06
American University that's when he said
41:08
he did not meet the person who was the
41:11
source of the information
41:13
it wasn't intermediary what she got or
41:16
what he received like he never has been
41:19
specific about but it's it's interesting
41:23
she was there with and the people that
41:25
actually kind of fought for him to come
41:28
over you can look it up but there's
41:29
people that wrote letters Bill beanie
41:32
for the letter a lot of intelligence
41:34
people wrote letters on behalf of Craig
41:36
Murray to allow him to come over to
41:38
United okay pause for just one second we
41:40
have the interview with met Craig Murray
41:42
queued up here yeah let's play that for
41:44
a moment
41:50
what so try to politely squeeze in their
41:54
instruments right there
41:59
mr. Murray can I introduce you to Trish
42:01
Negron have you really crowd-sourced the
42:14
truth you're watching it's really an
42:16
honor to meet you sir dirty bomb
42:37
firestorm and a time we came here to see
42:41
fun tonight our bravery who was CEO of
42:45
the Clinton Foundation in had gone
42:47
missing and yes and so George web series
42:51
of course and when we heard we were
42:57
wondering and he would be able to talk
42:59
to us about
43:01
the thumb drive or any of the details
43:03
that you share before
43:24
wasn't what I was doing whistleblowers
43:43
have administration so I was doing
43:48
something and the other thing I would
43:52
also say is that I didn't I never in my
43:57
life met Seth and he of course sadly
44:01
been murdered some months before the
44:04
occasion
44:07
so and I really the what's a great mess
44:15
until I heard he vanished I've never
44:17
heard of it
44:18
are you familiar with a set of files
44:21
that were released by gujja four to
44:23
about eight nine months ago that will
44:26
retweet
44:28
and container NGP van Kingdom as well as
44:34
duck which is a voter data in the United
44:37
States and Democratic Party gathers and
44:41
utilizes an election
44:43
and also Clinton Foundation
44:45
documentation we actually also submitted
44:51
resubmitted them to do things a few
44:53
weeks ago after they were provided to us
44:57
on a thumb drive because that link of
44:59
the future to website is gone and so I
45:03
wondered if you have any knowledge of
45:05
that or could comment on those documents
45:08
I know
45:12
ovince we submitted them to we were
45:20
wondering we met we don't know of anyone
45:22
else was done so
45:33
what how that information will be vetted
45:36
and because we haven't communicated any
45:38
further other than to provide the files
45:40
and are curious to know what the process
45:42
would be to authenticate them and when
45:46
we might know or would we get a response
45:49
or how obtained of associate and a
45:59
whistleblower myself would pick
46:01
suspected fictional organization which
46:03
is has died vectors there's full time
46:06
staff and it's very baby it's extremely
46:12
careful that defense occasion right
46:14
in fact I'll tell you how careful it was
46:17
when I left the Foreign Service and I
46:19
released a number five
46:23
tortures extraordinary renditions
46:26
WikiLeaks wouldn't actually take because
46:29
they didn't just know me then and I just
46:35
looked upon service and they they fought
46:37
facility and rather too-good-to-be-true
46:39
[Music]
46:42
healthy skepticism I'm not party to the
46:54
internal process when you said you were
46:58
an administrative sort of role I wasn't
47:00
sure if that maybe but we're familiar
47:02
with the process so mr. Murray our
47:07
audience is giving us comments as you
47:08
guys speak and everyone is very
47:10
interested to know if you saw the
47:12
episode where George read out the tweet
47:15
in which Julian was referencing the
47:17
nhadra email and all the Pakistani
47:19
officials okay well I'll I'll email it
47:25
to you after we're done and then you can
47:26
catch up on your crowdsource the truth
47:28
and what about the Guardian and the
47:30
Daily Mail George is asking about the
47:32
Guardian and the Daily Mail the gown
47:35
theorem tells the tooth decay sneeze
47:36
never ever believe anything you need in
47:38
the Daily Mail
47:41
now what about driving American
47:44
University we went to American
47:45
University where Georgia attempted to
47:47
retrace your steps and where was the
47:51
drop snooping around the back of
48:14
accommodation just away from university
48:22
university Dan Massachusetts Avenue on
48:26
the left hand side in the stretch of
48:28
woodland which shares a boundary with
48:30
Homeland Security that's amazing it's
48:35
really exciting to meet you sir and
48:36
we've got to thank you for all the
48:38
things that you've done to help
48:39
WikiLeaks and to try to help people who
48:40
are interested in democracy and
48:42
integrity and I just want to know if our
48:44
audience has any more questions for what
48:47
people can of course go on to the
48:49
YouTube channel and check out that whole
48:51
thing we played most of it right there
48:53
okay so I'm still glad I emphasized
48:57
September the 2015 as being a key date
49:01
because it's not going to be the FBI
49:04
calling the helpdesk to mis Department
49:07
which now we found find routes to either
49:10
India or Pakistan
49:11
yes apartment the MIS apartment yeah so
49:16
Lauren can you I already said her name
49:18
so I hope Miley I have threads on my
49:23
Twitter feed and I even have one poster
49:25
but it's important to see what was what
49:27
was actually going on in 2015 in 2015
49:30
and I know that you talked about it
49:32
before and everyone says follow the
49:34
money so I think people need to realize
49:35
like the stuff that the content is
49:37
actually in WikiLeaks I mean people can
49:40
talk about like John Podesta with speed
49:41
dating or whatever he was doing but
49:43
that's that's really not that's really
49:45
not what was important in order to like
49:48
prove something in just in the court of
49:50
law there has to be intent or whatever
49:52
the only way to do that is literal
49:54
but they're agreements that follow the
49:56
money and if you follow the money and
49:57
like whatever perform on the scene in
49:59
2015 that's what everything like then
50:01
the server curtain server started that's
50:04
where there was a lot of infighting in
50:06
2015 and 2016 between especially the FBI
50:09
New York um basically being told like
50:13
you you could have you're not allowed to
50:15
have access to emails to devices to
50:18
anything you can still investigate but
50:20
you have to find another way to get the
50:22
information that you want to get they
50:24
were investigating the Clinton
50:25
Foundation New York Miami la Arkansas
50:28
but basically the DOJ lynches DNZ shut
50:31
them down
50:32
the Brooklyn DA's office shut them down
50:34
you can't look at this stuff so if
50:36
you're I mean if you're from New York
50:39
you know but you just don't tell the FBI
50:41
New York no you don't do it I mean it's
50:44
the dirt they're gonna find a way to get
50:46
whatever information they want at the
50:47
same time you have on you have to look
50:50
at what Craig Murray saying about legal
50:52
access leave these people had legal
50:54
access to the information that was
50:56
released so you have factions going on
50:59
it was was someone an informant where
51:02
they were working with someone in the
51:03
DNC the follow of the money is not just
51:05
the Clinton Foundation but whoever is
51:08
funding the DNC also funds the Clinton
51:10
Foundation so you have to look at the
51:12
trails of money who funded the voter
51:16
expansion project who was running the
51:18
voter expansion projects who funded the
51:20
Hilary Victory Fund who was funding the
51:23
Clinton Foundation what benefits were
51:25
they getting off of it they all links
51:27
together it's always the same people
51:29
it's always the same tax like democracy
51:31
alliance you have to look at who their
51:33
biggest funders were and then you have
51:35
to look at how they're also connected to
51:37
the Clinton Foundation so everything is
51:39
tied together so with what's coming out
51:42
with the DN DN C leaks it's not just
51:45
stuff that was Oh Bernie is getting a
51:47
bad deal and he's getting screwed over
51:49
Bernie's was really talking about money
51:51
the Hilary Victory Fund and the
51:53
laundering and if you start looking at
51:54
that stuff and you start looking at the
51:56
key players who also whose bonds
51:59
CrowdStrike
51:59
they all work with the Clinton campaign
52:02
so it does all revolve around this this
52:05
trail of money
52:06
but it also involves who wanted this
52:08
information to get out and and it wasn't
52:12
being allowed to get out through it
52:16
through the DOJ in the investigation
52:17
we're actually going on and when you
52:19
look at the player I mean with Eric
52:23
Braverman an informant for the FBI if
52:26
you were to ask me I would say yes I
52:28
know you've talked about it before but I
52:30
mean he he could have gotten in a lot of
52:32
trouble I mean he just left there was
52:38
was reasons why he would have to protect
52:40
himself when you start getting into to
52:42
finances and documentation that's
52:45
forensic evidence that that can be
52:47
traced um he could have gotten in a lot
52:50
of trouble
52:50
and he specifically said in his
52:52
interview if you want to know where the
52:54
real Hillary Clinton scandal is follow
52:57
the money so to me I think you know
53:00
instead of looking I know you guys look
53:03
look into bits and pieces you're not to
53:05
look at the overall investigations that
53:07
were going on and absolutely actually
53:10
following the money from the DNC
53:12
the state campaigns what was actually
53:15
going on and and you have these puppet
53:18
masters I mean it's it's deputy
53:20
Wasserman Schultz's I mean she's an
53:22
awful person but she's not made of money
53:24
but she they basically do but their
53:26
funders want them to do and and who who
53:30
these people are is that actually fun
53:32
they have financial gains when a certain
53:36
candidate is elected and it also has
53:38
tied to those same people and what was
53:41
revealed is also the Clinton Foundation
53:44
and what the Cleary's we're doing an
53:46
example is energy pioneer solutions
53:48
I mean when you look at what actually
53:51
came out and what was in the news these
53:55
are people that are involved in the DNP
53:57
that also accept and did know um and
54:02
that's not just energy pioneer solutions
54:04
isn't just the only connections to set
54:06
that there is but that was stuff that
54:08
was brought out in the Podesta leaks but
54:11
it's the DNC people that were actually
54:14
investors in energy pioneer solutions
54:17
which is connected to the Clinton
54:18
Foundation there's
54:20
there's things that people need to start
54:22
connecting to see the overall arching
54:25
scope of this interagency battle between
54:28
the Department of Justice the NSA the
54:31
FBI and and what was being obstructed
54:34
everything that was being obstructed
54:36
from coming out actually came out in
54:39
glitchy leaves so anything that the FBI
54:41
New York would have been able to get
54:43
through the Brooklyn DA's office access
54:45
to devices access to emails that's the
54:48
information that we're seeing in the
54:51
WikiLeaks it's not about Podesta
54:54
speed-dating that memo
54:55
I think Chaerles Ortel talked about it
54:57
with Teneil and the Clinton Foundation
55:00
that's really important um and I think
55:03
it's always fun to look at the stuff of
55:05
you know Podesta is cheating on his wife
55:08
and going speed dating but that's
55:09
separate page six shit who the hell
55:11
would date John Podesta let me drop
55:14
something on you guys for a second here
55:16
okay because the comments are saying
55:18
that it's truth drugs truth shrugs who
55:22
often has good comments is letting Joe
55:25
know that he found or she found a Sahin Tamene
55:31
mean located at the Mis Department
55:33
address in Chicago that also went by
55:36
Stephanie Tamene and Stephanie Blakely
55:40
and Stephanie Blakely visited the White
55:42
House in 2012 what do we make of s well
55:47
would I make it Stephanie Stephanie to
55:51
mean looks like he may she may be living
55:54
in the same house as Yared Tamene in
55:58
that two one one five California address
56:02
in Chicago at the Mis Department is it
56:04
yarid or Eureka your read I I think it's
56:08
why Yared Tamene ta and II
56:12
and he he's the guy who was answering
56:13
all those helpdesk fault phone calls
56:15
from the FBI
56:17
so it's sherry sherry Blakely sherry
56:20
Tamim the Sherry's Lakeland Stephanie or
56:23
Stephanie's definitely is interesting
56:27
just because they it's just interesting
56:31
to me that that the DNC would use a firm
56:33
that blatantly was not Pro Hillary I
56:37
mean the owner is very anti Wall Street
56:44
well it's not that bad of an apartment I
56:47
think what I mean but it's an
56:48
unprofessional organization there's
56:50
three people in a residential location
56:52
running the IT department you can even
56:56
like but even skip those fast
56:58
who cares another think about if you are
57:01
a progressive and what Craig Murray is
57:03
saying is is that there was up for the
57:07
DNC leaks it was people that were pissed
57:08
off that Bernie was getting into I mean
57:10
the MIS Department had had access to to
57:13
all the stuff I'd like to know like who
57:15
was working with who um they have
57:19
information like if you're pissed off
57:21
they can see all these emails they can
57:23
see what's being done obviously
57:26
like are they involved somehow with
57:28
helping people get information or take
57:31
it from the system we talk about the
57:34
administrator level access again that's
57:36
really important if they can assign they
57:40
can assign administrator level access
57:42
who knows you didn't assigned
57:43
administrator level access to someone
57:45
within the FBI that could go home and
57:47
get off it you have to understand
57:49
CrowdStrike was in the system and a bulk
57:51
of these leaks and may came out you know
57:54
CrowdStrike is looking from russia okay
57:56
their system falcon is not gonna light
57:58
up if someone on the inside is still
58:01
kicking emails or looking at emails who
58:04
had administered a level access it would
58:06
never show up as a hack we've gotta find
58:16
out and and I doubt that I might have to
58:18
part more whatever talk about it is like
58:20
what contractors actually had access to this stuff
58:25
well my my what I want to say about this
58:29
in 2008 and 2012 I think the Obama
58:33
campaign may have gone for art with
58:35
offshore programmers in in India
58:38
somewhere I don't know if it's gonna be
58:39
Mumbai exactly it could be somewhere
58:41
else through the children which is fine
58:43
that's that's fine Chopra was the CTO at
58:46
1:00 Chopra is the CTO the other Chopra
58:48
ran why is it fine though it's use
58:50
foreign well I mean poor programming for
58:53
programming to write applications but
58:55
not to be administrators you can write
58:57
write applications but I think what
59:00
happened here the reason what what went
59:02
wrong in 2016 is it's very easy to hack
59:05
when you  start when you start sending stuff
59:07
overseas you know that puts it in the
59:09
CIA's purview and the NSA in
59:12
international and if you just even go to
59:15
Chicago you're opening it up to the NSA
59:17
if you go to India you've got a million
59:20
different places you can do a man in the
59:22
middle of it it attacked and that's
59:24
where the ax wands had the ability to
59:27
insert anything somewhere somebody
59:30
inserted the s on the end of act blue to
59:33
steal all the money somebody it's came
59:37
in and stole all the data during the
59:39
backups whether it was Josh Uretsky's  20
59:41
minute period or it was the for our
59:43
backup period that crossbow said that's
59:45
that's who stole the data and who stole
59:47
the money but let's take a step back
59:50
show the money but like when you look at
59:52
I mean you could just show the money but
59:54
uh when even like Andrew Ferrol?for all says
59:57
that the Hillary Victory Fund is important
60:00
because of the limits that were raised
60:02
with how how much funding certain people
60:05
and tax could get so that Hilary Victory
60:08
Fund which actually like Bernie is the
60:10
one that brought up on what was going on
60:13
and how much money was actually going to
60:15
the states and you've talked about it
60:17
before and a NADRA Bank and
60:18
Elizabeth Jones and all of these people
60:20
involved like I think certain people had
60:24
administrator access to certain systems
60:27
there's more than one system at the DNC
60:30
you have the main system you have the
60:32
financial system they all work you know
60:35
there's different systems they're so
60:37
different
60:38
people would have been given access to
60:39
the different systems and when you again
60:42
look at the emails whenever they were
60:45
doing maintenance they list specifically
60:47
what systems would be affected so you
60:51
have to I think that there's probably
60:53
only a few people a handful of people
60:55
that would have better had access to all
60:57
systems but then in the financial realm
60:59
I mean there had to be people locally in
61:02
DC that also would have had access to
61:05
these systems I mean if a server or
61:07
something goes down I I don't think it's
61:10
that easy to remotely from Chicago start
61:13
doing something to servers that are
61:15
on-site at the DNC I mean did Elizabeth
61:19
Jones have access to or any of the
61:21
people in her office have access to the
61:23
financial system at the DNC I mean
61:25
that's where the movement of funding is
61:27
really happening and I think that's what
61:29
I use for all he was saying the
61:31
laundering is if you're raising the max
61:33
level of funding I mean you basically
61:36
you can pump money into the Hillary
61:38
victory fund and Manny you know
61:41
Elizabeth Jones I think they said was
61:42
basically go through a mug lady think
61:44
they would put it into these state
61:46
campaigns and the DCCC and then it would
61:48
snap right back the same day to the
61:52
Hilary Victory Fund so it it's that's I
61:55
think where the where the movement of
61:56
money is it's really interesting and I
61:59
mean even with the act blues you know
62:00
one talked about people actually donate
62:03
money to the fake ActBlues site with
62:06
the s me just think did well I mean
62:08
where is it where did that money go
62:10
I mean they were live wisdom it went to
62:13
a joint account that Debbie
62:15
wasserman-schultz was a signatory to but
62:17
we're gonna we're gonna stop right there
62:20
brandy blonde we're going to have you
62:21
back on as this story develops because
62:24
there's more coming out we're doing a
62:25
lot of forensics on the traffic between
62:28
Asia and the the MIS Department so when
62:32
we have it would be really cool if
62:35
people can kind of look and look at the
62:37
different players the financial stuff
62:39
that that's where the WikiLeaks emails
62:41
came from the seven key players but if
62:44
anyone knows who would have
62:46
administrator access to these systems
62:49
whose credentials might have been
62:51
taken to gain access to these emails is
62:54
really important because until you know
62:57
who actually had what's allowed to have
63:00
access into these systems we're gonna
63:02
keep playing this game of like you know
63:04
guessing and you know people can look
63:07
and see you know Pratt Wiley and and McCabe
63:10
Sam  McCabe even Andrew Brown
63:12
and all of the different systems people
63:16
can go into the WikiLeaks and actually
63:18
look and see I'd like to start seeing a
63:20
list of what the different systems
63:22
actually were you're not brainy blood
63:26
you're not old enough to remember this
63:28
but there was a band called Herman's
63:29
Hermits and they had a hit called Mrs.
63:33
Brown you've got a lovely daughter and
63:36
so this is going to be Andrew Brown
63:39
you've got a lovely dote and meaning
63:42
Andrew was the leak but anyway I'm gonna
63:45
go ahead and predict that's my choice
63:47
out of the seven everyone else at home
63:49
handicapping picked your guy it could be
63:52
mccabe is there a relation what's
63:54
McCabe's first name Sam
63:58
relation could be a relation I'm not
64:00
saying it's it's legitimate Lead feel
64:07
that this entire thing with most of the
64:10
leaks connected and what was coming out
64:12
I think that this was an operation from
64:14
the inside of our Intel agencies
64:16
basically butting heads and working
64:18
against each other and I think that they
64:20
were working with people in the DNC to
64:22
get certain information I think that
64:24
there was probably I'm gonna say
64:26
informants I don't know if that's the
64:27
right word but talking to guys and Intel
64:30
agency who they may not have known were
64:31
in the intelligence date trying to get
64:33
certain information says J: that's what Steve Pichinick although
64:37
they started to get heated so when you
64:39
say like they're the ones that will
64:40
evening you have to look at motives that
64:42
there's you have to look at motive for
64:44
even wanting the information to get out
64:46
but you can't have just the DNC leaks
64:49
without thinking about the Podesta leaks
64:51
because everything is tied together it's
64:53
always the same people it's always the
64:56
money it's like that kind of thing so I
64:59
think if people start to look and see
65:01
and really really look at like the NSA
65:04
just like Hillary Clinton so much and
65:07
you can like even look it up I have it
65:09
in my thread see FBI New York you know
65:13
do you also have like the NYPD without
65:15
but the Weiner laptop these people are
65:17
all working with each other different
65:20
facets of the intelligence so keep that
65:24
in mind when you're thinking about who
65:26
would have leaked and who is involved
65:28
and you have to can't forget what Craig
65:30
Murray saying yep and Julian Assange I
65:34
think we've got the right people in the
65:36
train car thank you very much for your
65:39
time
65:40
Brainy Blonde thanks Brainy Blonde we'll
65:42
have you back again make sure everybody
65:44
follows drop the mic drop the mic score
65:47
mic Julie don't forget look at look at
65:51
the attorneys go on the DC Court job you
65:55
can see she's changed just defense
65:58
attorneys three times but one of his
65:59
attorney is was the defense attorney for
66:02
another driver who had diplomatic plates
66:07
or was saying that he was a diplomat and
66:09
he wasn't it's a very weird case it was
66:11
in 2009 it's just strange
66:13
that's an odd connection at the scene
66:15
it's actually to me it makes a lot of
66:18
sense because if alpha is going to be
66:20
driving cars down to DC is alpha gonna
66:23
be the one that drives or let's say
66:24
Baltimore is alpha gonna be the one that
66:26
drives them over to the dock knowing
66:28
that he's wanted and it's been arrested
66:30
before he's on different well would you
66:33
have somebody with I I look at people
66:35
and I think who is that and I just
66:37
looked him up but his attorney is
66:39
defense attorney but I think it was a
66:43
2009 case a very year case the guy like
66:45
jumped out of his car and off of a
66:47
bridge I mean he lived but it all had to
66:49
do with diplomatic plates and diplomatic
66:51
passes and it was a driver seen what's
66:54
here what's the name of the attorney
66:56
what's the name of the attorney now oh
66:58
all right I posted a link here if you
67:02
just go into DC court doc um stop you
67:05
can actually look at the entire case but
67:07
there was three attorneys
67:08
one way in the beginning and then they
67:11
just switched attorneys again but if you
67:14
look in the DC Court dock you can look
67:16
up the entire case of what's been going
67:17
on
67:18
you'll see his attorneys listed yeah and
67:22
then a 2009 it's a diplomatic plates
67:24
driver yeah so he's also linked to like
67:29
some murder cases and stuff like that
67:33
the diplomatic driver the diplomatic
67:36
driver would be linked to murder cases
67:38
is a wheelman in murder cases are you
67:40
kidding me
67:41
well well no also the one defense
67:44
attorney
67:45
it's the links of this diplomatic drive
67:47
it's a really fucked up case but then
67:50
his other attorney there was like a
67:51
bunch of murders that happened in DC's
67:53
if you look at both attorneys who has
67:55
been representing him um they're they're
67:59
interesting it's just interesting to see
68:01
like what they're involved in and what
68:03
their past cases have been I think we
68:05
had I think we had an Awan murdered
68:07
right outside the white house in
68:08
Pennsylvania Avenue if people want to
68:10
look up that 2009 case but anyway the
68:13
comments want to know on your on your on
68:20
on your Twitter thing with this live
68:23
video I posted the link that you just
68:25
literally just type in Alpha Jalloh's
68:28
name and then case will come up okay
68:31
great
68:32
well look it up thank you very much
68:33
we're gonna have you back I think we're
68:35
gonna get Alpha Jolla they call in just
68:37
because he's gonna be pissed off that
68:38
nobody can remember his name yeah well
68:41
in which ALPA Jolla which one you're
68:43
gonna get so the one and only so
68:45
everybody should definitely take a breath
68:47
follow drop the underscore Mike on
68:51
Twitter and that was the brainy blonde
68:55
right there big G yeah and since I said
69:01
her name on air of when I thought I was
69:04
off the air then I thought what the hell
69:06
it's a it's another deep undercover
69:09
contact blown but sometimes that could
69:12
be like you know no J: no it's not good
69:16
no brings people to the surface right
69:18
like I'm so like a pimple
69:22
[Laughter]
69:25
so we've been doing about an hour and 10
69:28
minutes what else do we want to talk
69:30
about here George well go ahead Trish I
69:34
wanted to I saw some people in the
69:37
comments pointing this out too that I
69:39
think you should know the name Mahmud
69:42
Amami
69:42
he lives in shiraz iran and zero-hour is
69:48
saying that he's an important figure in
69:52
the whole spying arena so we talked to zero
69:57
our this morning and he's talking about
70:00
Duluth Minnesota which kind of lines up
70:02
with the the I didn't have the city he
70:04
had the city we've got a great zero our
70:06
phone interview going up right after
70:08
this stream so as soon as this is over
70:10
you know everybody's gonna get fired
70:11
from their jobs because nobody's getting
70:13
anything done yeah watching all day but
70:15
zero or does have some good stuff and I
70:17
I don't know if this came out but anyway
70:21
they were trying to cover for the the
70:23
backbone Network if I'm on AT&T and I
70:25
called Jason on Verizon there's this
70:28
backbone network for you know handling
70:32
the calls in between call the ss7
70:33
Network and I think they might have
70:35
upgraded it it's called the SS8 but
70:36
when I worked on it it was the SS seven
70:38
what does that do it switches from if
70:40
I'm on AT&T to get to you on Verizon
70:43
internally in my own network I can get
70:45
text messages to everybody in AT&T but
70:48
if I need to get it over to Verizon I
70:49
need to go over the ss7 so the ss7 is
70:52
the backbone between all the cell phone
70:54
providers if I do a man-in-the-middle
70:56
attack on the ss7 I get all cell calls I
70:59
get also calls and I get all text
71:01
everything boom so now I'm gonna say
71:04
right now that Imran AWan and co and
71:07
brothers were involved in an SS7
71:09
hack in Washington DC surprising and the
71:14
and the 1900 Association Avenue that
71:17
mister zero hour brings
71:22
up could be that location because there
71:25
are it looks like a backbone location
71:28
I'm glad we had that call because both
71:30
you and I identified subtle things in
71:33
his presentation that initially caused
71:35
us to think it was possible disinfo I
71:38
saw this thing that was talking about
71:40
mainframes and I was
71:42
that sounds crazy but of course our call
71:44
last night with rice-a-roni if people
71:46
haven't heard that you go back and
71:48
listen he brought up the mainframes and
71:50
said hey listen that's still a thing
71:51
very obscure but IBM as recently as 2015
71:55
or 2016 introduced the latest in their
71:58
you know Z 13 whatever it was gigantic
72:01
refrigerator size mainframe and you
72:03
pointed out to me that a lot of times
72:05
companies that have real legacy systems
72:08
databases that have existed since the
72:10
1950s 1960s that are so vast and so
72:13
complex they can't be rewritten
72:15
they just keep need to be you know
72:18
upgrading this what do they call it
72:19
heavy iron these these mainframe
72:22
computers and just has old old a lot of
72:25
great systems that were written to do
72:27
batch processing once a month right have
72:30
the demand of customers like it fidelity
72:32
was one of the customers I had that that
72:35
used to see fifth or whatever they want
72:38
to do it right now they want to pull the
72:40
results right now I think I think they
72:41
were up in Boston Trish if I'm not
72:43
mistaken fidelity fidelity yeah and they
72:47
need the power they just need raw
72:48
horsepower so well you're gonna find the
72:51
same thing with Alan Smithy he's he's
72:54
legit and the work he's doing he's
72:57
really great with financial analysis and
73:00
document analysis and while I know his
73:02
name sounds suspicious he's I've been
73:05
following him for a while and his work
73:07
like on amalgamated Bank and the loan to
73:09
the DCCC that loan is is probably one of
73:15
their money laundering methods J: so I didn't mean
73:18
to discredit him or his information I
73:21
just was pointing out that's obviously a
73:23
code name because the name Alan's movie
73:26
he's a parody account I mean he that's
73:30
sort of his thing but he's legit no no
73:34
and again I just want people to
73:36
understand where these types of names
73:37
come from that's obviously a wink to
73:40
Hollywood this might be someone who's
73:42
been involved in filmmaking as I have
73:44
doesn't mean I'm releasing bunk
73:46
information but it's a code name that's
73:48
used for directors when they have a film
73:50
that the director says hey I don't want
73:51
to be associated this film is terrible
73:53
they put the fake name Alan
73:55
Smithy on there go to IMDB and look up
73:57
Alan Smithy you'll see a lot of movies
73:59
directed by no and there's no III want
74:02
to say that I I absolutely I stood in
74:05
front of Amalgamated Bank for two weeks
74:06
in a row making films you know saying
74:10
that there was money that went between
74:11
the DC's DNC and al-mal Gamay Bank so
74:15
I'm not I wouldn't have said that if I
74:17
didn't believe it you know all those
74:18
films were directed by Alan Smithy all
74:20
those films so what else do we want to
74:22
cover today guys Trish anything else not
74:25
getting to be well under time there was
74:27
more vindication here that I wanted to
74:29
go over which was Luke Rosiack Carl Luke Carlson
74:32
Louise yeah Rosie I came out with a
74:34
story last night late last night that
74:36
said that the in Ron's $300,000 transfer
74:40
to to buy solid bod yeah was it the
74:43
first transfer he it was a latest in a
74:45
series of a flurry of transfers that
74:47
have happened over time and Laurie one
74:52
of our best researchers also pulled the
74:56
Cynthia Martin congressional centures
75:00
from her different activities within the
75:03
u.s. congressional credit union and and
75:07
I had said that there was a lot of
75:08
activity between those two in terms of
75:12
loans right so and let's also just talk
75:15
real briefly George about the whole we
75:18
spoke last night
75:19
not about chop shops but the stealing of
75:22
these Bentley's and there's someone in
75:27
the comments right now is talking about
75:29
chop shops we've spoken quite a lot
75:31
about the different the different things
75:33
that are going on with these cars
75:35
now of course Alpha Jalloh is stealing
75:38
these Bentley's not to send them to a
75:39
Chop Shop but to put them in diplomatic
75:41
containers and ship them overseas so
75:45
that they can be enjoyed by the royalty
75:48
and the rulers of various countries and
75:50
we spoke about how different high-priced
75:54
items that are potentially subject to
75:56
theft like iPhones read cinema digital
75:59
cameras you know they have certain
76:01
mechanisms in the user experience the
76:04
software the upgrade process the
76:06
tracking of each serial
76:08
that prevent them from being stolen and
76:09
people have been sending me tons of
76:12
emails about Bentley turns out the sales
76:14
manager in Palm Beach was a little bit
76:16
ambitious with his reporting of the
76:18
annual sales of Bentley's at least in
76:19
the United States in 2016 that number
76:23
was it about 2,600 cars so we've been
76:26
far fewer than the 5,000 he quoted and
76:28
really a number it seems like the
76:31
company could be tracking customer for
76:34
customer where their car is and when you
76:36
take the fact that the car's got a GPS
76:38
in it I would imagine that company could
76:41
know at every moment of every day where
76:43
your car is could even have a valet that
76:46
would call you and tell you oh yeah that
76:48
in the parking garage it's on floor 7
76:50
and here it is text that to your phone
76:53
so it seems to me that the Bentley
76:57
company does not want to track thefts of cars let
77:00
me just explain why it's a state secrets
77:02
program because if we could go are you
77:04
kidding
77:04
why would Andrew McCabe have an ain't be
77:07
the angel on on Alpha Jalloh's wings
77:11
our shoulder getting them out of prison
77:13
switching prisoners and doing all this
77:15
stuff the reason is is that they they
77:18
talk to the diplomats they say you know
77:20
you need to protect yourself we're gonna
77:21
armor up this car we've got this safe
77:23
cage in UAE we're gonna armor it up what
77:26
they don't tell the diplomat is we're
77:28
gonna put all kinds of telemetry on it
77:29
we're gonna put all kinds of listening
77:30
devices in it so that we can monitor
77:32
your country just like we did with the
77:34
promise software and Palantir after that
77:36
so I'm sorry if I blew up a program
77:38
there but that is how you have state
77:42
secrets involved in a
77:44
car theft ring again this is a black
77:47
program it's an under-the-table program
77:49
and you can't go oh we're gonna procure
77:51
all of these cars in a public venue from
77:54
Bentley and we're gonna sell them to all
77:56
these African diplomats that we're gonna
77:58
put all this these listening devices and
77:59
telemetry in them you have to make it
78:02
seem like they're stolen and you've got
78:04
this inside contact in your diplomatic
78:06
circles and you got to be all internecine
78:08
seen and and all James Bond about it
78:11
like you know you're getting a great
78:12
deal in order to fool the sheiks and the
78:16
diplomats in Africa so or wherever
78:18
they're going all over the all over the
78:20
world so that
78:21
how Alfa jalloh gets out and gets a leg
78:24
brace and that's because that guy you
78:27
don't want to kill that program that guy
78:29
is stealing program cars right now well
78:32
and Bentley doesn't want to kill it
78:33
either cuz that he doesn't want to kill
78:34
I sure some of this stuff that you and I
78:36
were discussing earlier in the case of
78:38
say the red camera that's a much
78:40
different customer they know that if
78:42
21st century 3d has to $55,000 red
78:46
cameras stolen and something goes wrong
78:48
with the insurance we're going out of
78:50
business so we're never buying any more
78:51
red cameras right conversely if some
78:54
rich dude like Vince McMahon has his
78:56
Bentley stolen he's got insurance he's
78:58
getting it back and he's just going to
78:59
buy another Bentley send it to Africa
79:01
and do what you want with it right
79:02
they're gonna sell parts to Africa right
79:04
so that's that's how and even if they
79:06
take Jalloh
79:08
and let you know send jello up for the
79:10
arraignment make a show of it it's state
79:12
secrets its Smith month we can do
79:14
whatever we want in terms of school play
79:15
they're gonna show him for one day but
79:17
when the case originally occurred with
79:20
the shooting down there two days after
79:21
Seth Rich's murder around Capitol Hill
79:23
he was 18 they lied about that he was
79:26
actually 26 the 26 came out later when
79:29
you look at the way they rolled the
79:31
whole Alpha Jalloh story out they rolled
79:33
out jello they roll out 12 people then
79:36
they rolled out 16 and then they rolled
79:39
out a neat suspects yeah you know the
79:41
the they arrested them all at the same
79:43
time 26 DHS was involved FBI was
79:48
involved CIA was involved why would all
79:50
those agencies be involved right in in
79:53
the thing just for ninety cars is what
79:56
they recovered you know how many cars
79:58
are gonna be in this thing by the time
79:59
we get to the bottom of it a lot it's
80:01
gonna be at least 10 times the number of
80:03
cars were recovered everything that I've
80:06
said all along the way has been true the
80:09
diplomatic plates going into the
80:11
shipping containers diplomatic loophole
80:13
going to different diplomats in foreign
80:17
countries that is exactly how this whole
80:19
thing has occurred that's how McCabe
80:21
gotten away with it do we want to talk
80:23
about the Amtrak auto train and its
80:26
endpoint in Sanford Florida and there
80:30
woman that Trish has identified who kind
80:32
of runs the show who we sort of want to
80:34
get in touch with to maybe ask some
80:36
questions and figure out what she knows
80:38
about cars going down there I would
80:40
think Bentley's on the auto train would
80:42
be a big some suspicion I think it's the
80:45
stuff they don't sell it's gonna go down
80:46
but go ahead Trisha
80:48
well she apparently has been there for
80:51
ages and she knows all of the history
80:56
around the activities with the train and
80:59
she's apparently always there so
81:02
hopefully you you will run into her
81:05
though I don't have her name it's just
81:07
she's apparently something of an icon Oh
81:09
J: seems like she probably might not want
81:12
to tell us or I don't know that would be
81:14
some treacherous ground for her and
81:16
giallo I'll just say one thing jello is
81:18
gonna be a group of about seven or eight
81:20
or nine in an entourage around some
81:23
princely figure from that there they
81:26
want to overthrow Nigeria and there's
81:28
there a Prince of Nigeria yeah there is
81:30
toward the upper northern part away from
81:34
away from Lagos T:  are these the ones
81:37
 suing shell is he the one
81:39
or is it Shell Oil Nigeria the country
81:44
is suing one of the oil companies oh
81:46
well this is basically to take over the
81:50
democratic process in Nigeria and
81:52
there's this kind of Boko Haram is
81:55
basically the CIA's lever to get the
81:59
democratic government out they're gonna
82:01
do Boko Haram originally started Nigeria
82:03
just bombing in the areas where people
82:07
were resisting using USAID trucks for
82:10
giving food to Boko Haram and then
82:13
running different supply lines to them
82:16
and then they will they took over the
82:18
oil fields and they and minerals but now
82:21
the the next step after you divide the
82:23
country in half is to then topple the
82:25
rest of the country but in order to do
82:27
that you have to infiltrate first so
82:29
that's where you bring in the king and
82:31
then you get all these people to
82:32
secretly do their King oaths and all that
82:35
crap and that's what's coming and ALPA
82:37
Jalloh is gonna be one of those guys jabo
82:40
know either one of them
82:44
I mean they may have some they may have
82:47
some poor kid that dad murdered somebody
82:49
on a thirty-year rap doing the five
82:50
years for four Jalloh
82:52
whatever they sense and gently Joel Oh
82:55
Chris Joel oh I said Joel oh yeah but
82:58
but that kid that kid will be back in or
83:02
twenty six-year-old will be back in
83:04
Nigeria when Nigeria Falls when do you
83:06
watch the movie Holloman the remake of
83:09
The Invisible Man this is like jello man
83:12
are you this is like Hooked on Phonics
83:14
now just what we lose the pneumonic
83:17
devices to remember things and I figured
83:19
that's your trick yeah okay that Elmo
83:22
Joel oh so so so wait we got that story
83:25
you've got the Mis Department seven they
83:28
offshoring yeah done whereas where I
83:30
placed my bet on the one of the seven
83:33
the Magnificent mis department seven I
83:36
said it's gonna be Andrew Brown you've
83:38
got a lovely daughter who are you
83:39
putting your money on you're gonna put
83:41
it on the cave or who you got to learn
83:42
your seven we give us the seven again
83:45
because I'm often distracted by stuff
83:47
here and sometimes I'm faking it until I
83:49
make it and watch this later and know
83:51
what you're talking about
83:51
I'll add that there's seven people she
83:54
said there's or working for the Mis
83:55
Department no that seven people had
83:57
access to this leak that could have
83:58
gotten this information out oh I think
84:00
it's Braverman well the Braverman wasn't
84:03
one of the seven administrators who
84:05
access to which information that has
84:08
access to the NGP van system  right
84:11
seven people and the financial system
84:13
which I did they don't know cuz you said
84:15
it was coming out I like Pete well
84:17
listen the Steve pichenik narrative
84:19
has always been that it was NSA CIA FBI
84:23
people who didn't trust Hillary Clinton
84:26
and when brainy blonde was talking about
84:28
elements of the NSA hated and didn't
84:30
trust Hillary Clinton I was thinking
84:32
maybe the NSA isn't so bad but well
84:34
there was a lot of people here that said
84:36
clockwork orange' said in November 2015
84:38
but they didn't say specifically they
84:41
now dr. pichinik's clockwork orange'
84:43
that says well they're he's calling
84:45
himself clockwork or well on here what
84:50
he's calling himself clock or George or
84:52
intermediaries are calling them
84:54
for genic I mean I didn't really
84:56
understand what was going on when you
84:57
said all that but I always okay the
84:59
first Oh sir I understand it now okay a
85:02
leak in the house let's say this is the
85:04
DNC there's a leak upstairs bathroom
85:06
yeah yeah Joyce is a run around the
85:10
house and scream peepee dossier yeah yeah that
85:13
won't fix it Joyce to get in a Cadillac
85:15
get a person to drive around the
85:19
neighborhood and try to bed have a ton
85:21
of sex with the lawyer with men in the
85:24
neighborhood that are named Trump right
85:25
okay yeah the three is like me look all
85:30
around the house except the place that
85:32
there is a leak right four is the brandy
85:35
brainy blondes approach which is actually
85:37
go to the pipe that's actually leaking
85:40
and then test one of the seven different
85:42
spots where you may see a drip well what
85:45
are this said that's what you've got
85:47
who's the McCabe guy he's related to
85:48
Andrew McCabe we don't know if he's
85:50
related we don't know people don't
85:51
listen if I'm sitting here right next to
85:53
you and I don't immediately know who the
85:55
seven are let's go over it because
85:57
people probably don't I don't know the
85:58
seven either all I know is Andrew Brown
86:00
so who brought up the seven that was
86:02
brainy blond brainy both blonde blonde
86:03
we got a drill down on those I mean
86:07
every no no no he wasn't on the list
86:10
Seth rich is the biggest throw in the history
86:12
of throws I mean I I have talked to the
86:15
seven is fake news I'm gonna have brainy
86:18
blondes another attacks me the seven
86:20
later on next show let's do a phone
86:23
interview with brainy blah let's put out
86:25
a Twitter poll like drusen if it's in
86:27
seven well we'll do the interview we'll
86:30
have her enumerate who the seven are
86:32
okay what reason this is gonna be like
86:34
clue okay yeah we're down to the seven
86:37
down the DNC but with a blackberry but
86:40
that's what we're gonna do we're gonna
86:42
figure out how this all went down I do
86:43
not think it was Seth rich I think Seth
86:45
rich and the murder of Seth rich were
86:49
manufactured story to distract people
86:51
right I don't mean to offend the family
86:53
if I am wrong but beyond it being a
86:57
personal tragedy this is a
87:00
matter of national security and it's a
87:01
matter of national and importance and
87:03
for that reason the American
87:04
people deserve to know certain facts and
87:06
details that we have been you know G: I'll
87:09
throw a real wrench into this do it
87:11
speaking of a wrench in the bedroom yes
87:15
now knowing hype though well I guess we
87:19
could could be called lead pipe I guess
87:20
that could be called no no no no hang on
87:22
wrench in the game Clue its eye on that
87:24
pie I know but I thought I teaching the
87:27
Tahoe that okay now if you do if you do
87:30
the Brainy blonde exercise the mental
87:33
exercise of who the three power players
87:35
are yeah the three power players are
87:38
Michael Flint
87:40
yeah dennis Kucinich I like Flynn and
87:43
Craig Murray don't know much about
87:45
Kucinich and Craig Murray we looked at
87:47
him face to face those are the three
87:49
power players yeah now what she said was
87:51
what you would do is if you wanted to
87:54
infiltrate the seven mmm
87:56
you would send in an infiltrator okay
87:59
okay yeah now you want to take down
88:03
McCabe you don't like McCabe write
88:07
you don't like what's going on with
88:10
Hillary Clinton sounds like Mike Flint
88:11
to me I know but we're getting to the
88:14
infiltrator but I agree with Mike FLynn
88:16
is behind this now Dennis Kucinich some
88:18
people think that you know his brother
88:20
was killed because of that much about
88:23
his image Dennis Dennis considers his
88:25
brother was killed reading the heart
88:26
attacks I'm saying for two days we
88:28
should be looking at Dennis because
88:29
heart attack gun I'm not gonna say
88:30
Hillary Clinton did it so that he
88:32
wouldn't run in 2008 but I am gonna say
88:34
Dyer died at the old heart attack gun
88:36
check it so because I'm from Cleveland
88:39
and he was my mayor but anyway she owned
88:42
Apple he likes laying pipe yeah so grits
88:48
yeah she's been under the radar Ritz has
88:51
been under the radar
88:52
have you noticed grits has been under
88:53
the radar we had her in the bowl of
88:55
grits weeks ago with McCain now would
89:00
Flynn be smart enough he was dia she was
89:04
dia - yeah absolutely
89:06
he's the one who wrote that
89:07
recommendation for grits would he send
89:09
her in as the Mata Hari as the Valerie
89:12
Plame  there was there a
89:14
romantic relationship between not
89:16
between those two
89:17
okay it was a sexual harassment thing no
89:20
she McCabe's one who destroyed her
89:22
somebody else at the FBI we don't know
89:24
who the guy was that was sexually
89:26
harassing her ahaha but MCcabe was the guy
89:28
who destroyed her and said she was
89:30
mentally ill right so and Mike Flynn
89:34
was the guy who's stuck up for right and
89:37
that's why I make so the comments like
89:40
Kucinich right so so would you be smart
89:43
enough to send in grits as your Mata
89:47
Hari as your Valerie Plame's
89:49
I just see what I'm saying Murder on the
89:51
Orient Express moment where I think it
89:54
was all of them what I mean I mean she
89:58
is an operative she'd work for the FBI
89:59
it's not one person it's all of them
90:02
it's all coming together
90:03
yeah it's Murder on the Orient Express I
90:05
think because it maybe it is we just
90:07
figure it out are we ready to go on
90:09
vacation is it drunk we have to prove it
90:11
now but that's why Oh
90:12
grits people don't know grits well we
90:15
got to go back and you got to look at
90:16
the bowl of grits episode people don't
90:18
know grits grits was the woman who was
90:21
attacked by enemy cave well she was a
90:27
technician was destroyed our reputation
90:29
was destroyed and she worked for Michael
90:33
Flynn at DIA h-he there was one guy in
90:37
DIA that said if I was in a hostage
90:40
situation in like Iraq or something and
90:43
I had one person to lead the team to get
90:46
me out regrets it would be grits because
90:49
she's that good and that was the other
90:50
letter of recommendation there was some
90:52
Admiral or something I wasn't McMullen
90:54
but it was some Admiral who was all
90:56
grits was the name of the GRitz I think
90:59
he RIT RIT Leslie did her name's gritz
91:01
she's red new grits was our as rails
91:04
that we did let me see if I can find
91:06
that episode
91:08
well listen it's been 93 minutes here so
91:10
I think we should wrap it up yeah but I
91:12
like the way God I got to do this blue
91:15
water blue water blue water so we looked
91:17
into blue water and they make films and
91:19
and my kind of films money laundering
91:23
films what do you mean money laundering
91:25
well money laundering eb-5 film how to
91:27
launder money or how to launder money
91:29
yeah they do
91:31
EB 5 yeah what they're doing is so money
91:35
laundering they they actually make money
91:39
laundering films I'm not getting win
91:41
friends a lot of money no they do these
91:43
films blue water does these films that
91:47
if you put in under the you know take a
91:51
piece of the action basically color in
91:53
your cell for a million dollars or more
91:55
 then you become a part to invest
91:58
 in the film you get an eb-5
92:00
but wait these are entertainment films
92:02
yeah yeah yeah one of them is called
92:04
destination X so it's a it's not a
92:07
dramatic narrative film based on money
92:10
longer destination it you can look it up
92:13
destination X is one of the films and
92:16
destination X is a eb-5 front
92:22
I mean basically it's a big funnel to
92:24
bring in people from different countries
92:26
to get them US passports hmm interesting
92:31
just that one comer is in a whole like
92:34
they make several different ones but
92:35
destination X it looks like it's gonna
92:38
be the like x marks the spot
92:41
for here if you want to get into the US
92:43
for a million dollars and not have to go
92:45
through a lot of paperwork you just I
92:46
guess everybody who is a backer of the
92:48
film  got to be a citizen no it was
92:52
like at the what do you call it when
92:54
there's a when you show the film the
92:56
first night and mirror screening well
92:58
but no for the for your insiders just
93:00
your people your premiere what not your
93:04
public premiere the ones just for the
93:06
cast and crew and all the people are
93:07
working that's not a screening it's
93:09
making it's a behavior it's a soft
93:11
launch it can you tell well how about
93:13
Julie acts tell us about the one you did
93:14
for Julia Julia X the world premiere of
93:17
Julia X was at
93:19
there's a horror festival in Texas
93:22
called
93:23
oh boy a caramel Texas Chainsaw no it
93:27
was at the Alamo while Texas Chainsaw
93:29
was another film that I was gonna work
93:31
on until it got unceremoniously stolen
93:35
from me in a very unscrupulous manner
93:37
but did Sorbo come out for the Sorbo
93:41
Sorbo was there on skype for the world
93:44
premiere at the scream fest or something
93:47
or Fantastic Fest it was fantastic
93:49
Sorbo was there Cyril was there yeah
93:52
he's people you seem to like him a lot
93:53
he's a nice guy I like it have it servo
93:55
he wasn't a jerk on Sutter oh no and
93:57
I've even spoken to him on the phone a
93:59
couple times I was at a some event for
94:01
the Lakers in some golf club in LA and
94:05
he showed up that was actually the most
94:07
time I ever spent with him because he
94:08
didn't really hang out with us and party
94:10
with us after the you know when we would
94:12
rap he's married and he would go do
94:14
whatever he was doing but that was at
94:15
this golf thing and I don't play golf
94:17
somebody gave me tickets to and I went
94:20
there and the Lakers were having some
94:21
kind of you know like one of these super
94:23
schmaltzy things where you can have a
94:25
silent auction and you know bid money on
94:28
all this kind of crap I just went for
94:30
the free food and Sorbo was there and I
94:32
was hanging out talking to Sorbo and
94:34
that guy who's into Allstate commercials
94:36
what's that guy oh the black guy these
94:38
guys are all your height I was like a
94:40
midget but this remote was a big golfer
94:42
apparently so he was yeah sore bones
94:44
like 6 7 is he know he's maybe like 6-3
94:47
6-4 but he's you know he's way taller
94:49
than me so so here's the true grits
94:52
episode if people just go to the
94:54
crowdsource the truth YouTube channel
94:56
and put in you know in the search bar
94:59
once you're on the channel there's you
95:02
know there's this this little magnifying
95:05
glass here that you can search within
95:07
crowdsource the truth then you come up
95:10
with true grit sand you can see and the
95:12
cave is there looking pissed off and
95:14
this is grits and this is the bowl of
95:17
grits and what does he got he's got the
95:18
nadra Bank he's got energy pioneer
95:21
partners what is what is he got here
95:23
George I forget what that was Oh DLA
95:25
Piper yeah no no DLA Piper DLA Piper is
95:29
over here
95:29
here and this is depleted uranium Oh
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depleted uranium pink Maersk that's
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what he's doing there so that's it now
95:36
wouldn't it be funny if this thing all
95:38
comes down to the two key people that
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brainy blonde just mentioned which is
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Braverman and Craig Murray and you're a
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highly criticized trip you're to your
95:49
guyses highly criticized trip to England
95:52
was those two interviews or attempted in
95:55
it well we didn't you know I had hidden
95:58
video going for Eric Braverman but it
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got messed up I got totally thrown off
96:03
and we didn't have the video I do have
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audio but it's like when I have these
96:08
audio segments without the video it's
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very disappointing so maybe you guys
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were ahead of the news I think we were
96:14
and partially because we know you and
96:16
with that big G I'm gonna say I adieu for
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now
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cuz that's French I know you like to
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speak French okay and later we will see
96:25
everybody we are going to be I mean
96:27
we've got a lot of things that we're
96:29
trying to do and they don't always work
96:30
out so because everything is so far
96:32
apart here in Florida I don't want to
96:34
say where we're going or what we're
96:35
doing because if we're done I would love
96:36
to go to blue water studios and have you
96:39
go in and say that in Florida oh yeah
96:40
Florida yeah oh I didn't even know about
96:43
that yeah I think it's up by or going
96:45
north well there is some production in
96:49
Orlando near universal Studios there and
96:51
I've done some some stuff there you
96:53
can't get in there unless you have you
96:56
know credential I'm Jason Goodman Sony
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whoo anyway with that he needs an eb-5
97:03
and and canaveral Port Canaveral we got
97:05
to go to Port Canaveral all kinds of
97:06
places were working on going but we will
97:08
see you somebody send me blue well I
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have their address people should be
97:12
listening to focus on the facts with
97:14
Evelyn Pringle yeah and the progressive
97:16
radio network Trish will be on there oh
97:19
I want to say one thing about the
97:20
macaron leaks the matte chrome leaks are
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such a macaroni they're subtle edit
97:25
laters speaking of macaron what I want
97:26
launch yeah I know but it's such a throw
97:28
to take the the attention off this
97:31
anyway oh god she goes it's another
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throw thanks everybody
97:34
see you later and a huge thanks to our
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generous sponsors people have been
97:38
really coming out to help us with this
97:40
trip it's working great keeping the
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effort
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thanks everybody