🚨I Was Just Briefed on Trump's End Game | America is About To Change Forever...
President Trump's alleged "end game" involves forcing Iran's unconditional surrender via Iron Beam lasers while simultaneously waging a humiliation war against Russia and China for global domination, with Taiwan as the next target. Concurrently, host Julie Kelly alleges partisan bias in DC grand juries blocking January 6th indictments, while Rep. Riley Moore claims Tomahawk missiles were sent to Nigeria amid Christian genocide and argues white Christians face systemic persecution. The episode concludes by suggesting a future American celebration in Cuba following regime change, urging listeners to trust God over political figures amidst these geopolitical shifts. [Automatically generated summary]
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We and many of our wonderful, brave allies and partners will work tirelessly to bring Iran back from the brink of destruction, making the economy bigger, better, stronger than ever.
Do you know it's like now they practice in humiliation, right?
With Iran.
Like they've used, and we don't need to go into it, but it's wild.
They're using they're using the iron beam.
We have that clip, Alex.
Yesterday, we saw laser weapons being used from naval platforms.
Please grab these clips quickly.
There is a show of force that's happening in the region, unlike anything else.
We've now used lasers to shoot their munitions out from space, to shoot their drones out from naval platforms, and to shoot down rockets and bombs using directed energy weapons.
Obviously, understand how terrifying this is for an enemy that doesn't have these because these rockets take a lot of putting together.
And if you can blast it out of the sky for about a dollar a shot, which is what these directed energy weapons, no limiting principle, no reload, 150 kilowatts of directed energy that just blows the rockets out of the sky, then you're helpless.
Not only are we doing that again from ground platforms, we're doing it from naval platforms.
Give me the Navy one, dude.
It's so awesome.
So this is allegedly the iron beam in Israel.
And then the naval platforms are stunning, frankly.
The Helos laser has now officially been used in order to, and there's video of it.
These are just the images.
Used to blow Iranian drones out of the sky.
They launch their drones and then they disintegrate after being launched and they fall harmlessly to the ground.
What's happening?
Well, I'll show you.
And this is how it was explained to me.
Check this out.
How much of the Iranian military is funded by Russia and China?
Iran's engaged in military cooperations and armed deals with Russia and China for decades and driven by Western sanctions, limiting Iran's access to suppliers.
The exact amount or total value is secretive, but with Russia, they've done billions of dollars of arms sales.
The latest deal was signed in December.
Wow.
Manned portable air defense launchers.
Look at that.
2,500 missiles.
Look at that.
They have billions of dollars of other drones, missiles, other weapons, and technology platforms.
Russia is pretty much running their intel operations.
Same with China.
China-Iran military ties are limited.
They're more cautious compared to Russia.
But the key framework was a cooperative agreement, joint exercises, and defense sharing and intelligence sharing.
China investing $400 billion in Iran for military operations.
You know, it's the same thing with Venezuela.
You can see here, Venezuela relied heavily on Russia and China as an arms supplier.
Look at that.
$11 to $20 billion in total armed purchases for Venezuela.
What is happening right now is President Trump is fighting an actual war with Russia and China for world domination.
This is how it was explained to me.
This is the data that I was sent when I asked.
And this is what's going on here.
President Trump is taking, stealing the prom queens from the bullies in the high school and or from the competing schools, right?
Dayton the competing schools, prom queen, and is melting down, clashing the tires of our rivals, proving that their air defense systems, technology, intel, that none of all of it's worthless.
He's doing it on a world stage so that everyone can see.
He's doing it as a practice in humiliation that everyone, the world watches and goes, wow, China and Russia are really bad partners.
We should probably not trust them.
They're untrustworthy partners.
They will not defend us.
They won't be there for us.
Their tech is garbage.
It will get melted down and discombobulated if Trump decides to snatch us.
Watch Cuba fall.
It'll be the exact same thing.
America's gaining territory, grabbing up Greenland, like rolling throughout the world, like nobody's stopping them.
And more importantly, Russia and China are not coming to the defense of the people that they claim to be their friends, allies, and partners.
That is what's going on.
And it is a massive play in order to test and to humiliate, in a proxy sense, Russia and China.
And the big one is yet to come.
I guess we'll see.
The big one's probably going to be Taiwan.
This is why Elon Musk says the stage is set when it comes to China.
A very ominous post from Elon here.
The stage is set.
A reminder that Elon Musk posted this in response to what America is eventually going to do to China.
So that's what's happening.
And that's why Trump discombobulates people.
And this has very, very little to do with China.
I'm sorry.
It says very, very little to do with Iran, quite frankly.
Who's the king of the board, ladies and gentlemen?
Well, you should want it to be America.
I want it to be America.
We should collectively want it to be America.
And that's what's happening.
So, is it America first?
Kind of depends on the way you look at it, ladies and gentlemen.
America first, though, would be deporting as many criminal aliens as possible back to their homelands.
This should obviously flow directly.
Mark Wade Mullen should be a man who does that.
This should flow directly from the current crisis in the world.
Also, President Trump getting like resetting the globalist corruption that wrought out DC, like the Joe Biden auto pen.
That has now been, that investigation was now put on hold.
Why?
Well, Julie Kelly, our dear friend, this program has done some excellent reporting on it.
And as she always has, nobody is better at like sort of understanding and decoding the left-wing ecosystem of judicial decay in Washington, D.C.
And she has some bombshell reporting out for why and what may be the biggest legal hurdles for the Trump administration to enact America first policies here at home domestically, which, of course, is critical, critical to maintaining this movement.
Julie Kelly, friend of the show, back after a little break.
Seems like it when you get to stare down Jack Smith and all these other sniveling left-wing reporters in these DC courthouses.
Okay, so there has been, like, I would like to talk about two different rulings.
There's been kind of a positive ruling about deportations out of the Supreme Court, which has been positive.
But then there's been the dropping of the Joe Biden auto pen.
And you sort of had an underlying understanding of why that happened and the structural problems that the Trump administration is facing in Washington, D.C. when it comes to bringing cases to trial.
So, Benny, as you know, more than anyone, really, because you had me on your show for four years when I was at that courthouse, maybe on a monthly basis, covering not just trials and court proceedings against J Sixers, but also the president's case brought by special counsel Jack Smith related to the events of January 6th.
So, Benny, I have seen probably more than anyone on our side exactly how these, well, old prosecutors, but more importantly, these judges conduct themselves and their brazen partisanship, even Trump appointees, certainly Reagan appointees, George W. Bush appointees.
The crisis in our judiciary is not relegated only to Democrat appointees.
In fact, in some cases, arguably, it's worse from Republican appointees.
But, Benny, and I'm going to have a piece up on my sub stack later today, declassified with Julie Kelly from a January 6th criminal defense attorney who has been working in the system for decades.
And I spoke with a few J6 defense attorneys.
Are somewhere between just outraged, flabbergasted, and amused at what's happening now in the DC courthouse related to DC grand juries systematically denying, bringing a no-true bill, that's the technical term, meaning they are denying a criminal indictment sought by the Trump DOJ, and in this case, DC U.S. Attorney Janine Pirro.
But also then, in the miraculous instance that one of these cases gets to trial, that individual who is charged by the Trump DOJ is acquitted and exonerated, especially, I should say, particularly in politically charged cases.
We saw that with the Subway sandwich thrower.
Remember, they had to downgrade the charges and then he was acquitted.
So, but I'd like to take some time after you jump in here to explain the grand jury process because most people don't understand it.
I know I didn't before I started covering J6.
And I think it's important.
That is the biggest obstacle that I think Janine Pirow and the Trump DOJ are facing in Washington right now.
Please go there because it's something that you have to have to have a functional society.
You can't have places where there are unique privileges that allow you to commit crimes and walk away.
And if you have districts like that, if you have places like that, like if there is a place like that for a Republican, I would be completely against it.
There shouldn't be any place where you can go and like the subway sandwich thrower.
It's like a hilarious video, but it doesn't matter.
You committed assault, right?
Like this is assault on a federal officer.
This is worse than most of what happened during January 6th for most of the J-6ers.
There's a worse assault on law enforcement than most J-6ers.
I would say probably at least more than half because the statute, Benny, is interfering, impeding, or assaulting a federal officer.
Now, this could be any federal officer.
In the J6 cases, again, they weaponized that statute to mean a police officer, including Capitol Police and DC Metro Police, which I'm not even sure they're federal officers, but no one bothered to really dig into that.
Nonetheless, 300 plus charged with any variance of under that statute.
But I will say, comparably, you had J-6ers who threw water bottles at police officers that day, who were subjected to armed FBI raids, pre-trial detention, and then, of course, immediately convicted by DC juries, sentenced to years in prison, and in some cases, not necessarily water bottle cases, but others to terrorism enhancement.
So that's why these J6 defense attorneys, and of course, J6ers themselves, you know, are just stunned to see this very clear 180-degree pivot from judges and DC grand juries and trial juries versus what we saw for four years when it was the Biden DOJ presenting these charges and potential indictments.
Because you have a grand jury and then a trial jury pool made up of at least 93% Democrats.
But let's kick back to the grand jury process.
A grand jury process, number one, is completely one-sided.
It is only the government presenting to a grand jury, maybe 16 to 23, 24 individuals.
The grand jury sits for 12 to 18 months.
So again, this is the difference between a grand jury and then a trial jury.
They operate in total secrecy, and it's one-sided in terms of the government presents the evidence, the government presents witnesses, the government can produce or suggest subpoenas that the grand jury can sign off on.
But whoever their target is can't defend themselves until after they're charged, of course, indicted and then headed to trial.
The other difference, and I think this is a real problem, and this is a systemic problem in our judicial system, especially when you have one side that's so hyper-partisan that will weaponize any angle of the legal judicial system to target the president, his associates, and his supporters, is there's no vetting of these grand jurors, Benny.
So rather than, you know, in trial juries, there's jury selection, there's voir dir applications that the potential jurors have to fill out.
They have to disclose any conflicts.
They have to disclose, you know, any partisan associations that they have.
Their husband works at the Department of Justice, although that was never disqualifying in the J6 trials, believe it or not.
And then the judge and both sides can kind of vet out who's going to sit on the trial jury.
That's not the case in a grand jury.
They are randomly selected.
Now, keep in mind, this is the DC courthouse run by Chief Judge Jeb Bosberg.
They are randomly selected and the criteria, to my understanding, is that you're a legal resident of Washington, D.C. You're 18 years old and you are registered to vote.
Now, what's the likelihood you're going to get a grand jury where the overwhelming majority, if not all of them, are Democratic voters who voted 92% for Joe Biden, 93% for Joe Biden in 2020, 92% for Kamala Harris in 2024.
Plus, you don't need a unanimous vote by a grand jury like you do in a trial jury.
You only need a majority of the members of that grand jury to either decline or sign off on an indictment.
So this is the real, I think, detailed obstacle for the DOJ and for Judge Janine Pirro in the Autopen investigation and previous investigations and indictments, and then certainly any moving forward that have to do with conduct within the city of Washington, D.C.
I mean, soon after that, we were run out of town, you know, obviously.
And we got the hell out of there mainly for this exact reason, Julie.
You know, I watched January 6th and I said, if I spit out my gum, you know, on the sidewalk, like I'm going to go to prison.
Like, I won't be around for my kids.
Like that's like we have to leave for our own, you know, if I curb my car, you know, if I, if I park and like my wheels up on the curb a little bit, like I'm going to prison.
Like these people, they will be political.
It will be absolute political weaponization and horrors untold.
We left for this for exactly what you're talking about.
So like it just, I feel it in my bones, Julie, as you describe this.
My follow-up question to this is like, what the hell does the Trump administration do?
I mean, it's not exactly breaking news.
It's terrible to hear it broken down like this.
It means effectively a no-win situation.
You also alluded to maybe coaching.
Like there's like left-wing coaching going on in grand juries.
So there's an organization, I believe it's called Free DC, and I've posted about this as well, that it has held training seminars to instruct DC activist voters on this jury nullification process, on how you question or confront the government as they're presenting the evidence or witnesses, how you can maybe coax others into handing down this no-true bill, not signing off on the indictment.
So this is an active, and I'm not even sure that this is legal, but again, where are you going to investigate this and then bring charges?
But you have activists in Washington bragging about this, doing interviews about how they are coaching potential grand jurors and trial jurors on how to decline and be, you know, frustrate this process for the Trump Department of Justice.
I'm assuming this is happening in other areas as well, other cities.
I mean, I'm in Chicago right now.
The Trump DOJ also has a real problem here.
We certainly saw it in Minneapolis.
And you see the chief judge there, Patrick Schultz, who is a George W. Bush appointee, doing everything that he can to put up a wall between the Trump DOJ and the U.S. attorney there and any successes in those courtrooms in the city of Minneapolis.
So this is a real pervasive problem, but nothing like you will see in Washington because those politically cases of a political nature, the AutoPenn investigation, for example, when any of the alleged crimes happened in D.C., I believe my understanding is that any of that's the proper jurisdiction.
So you could talk to smarter people than I, what the options are, change of venue, judge has to sign off on it.
Jeb Bosberg is not going to let that happen, nor is any other judge in Washington.
So I really don't understand.
And Benny, this is why you and I talked about for years, defunding the DC federal courthouse.
We should not have a court system, legal judicial, investigative court system in DC that is only responsible for bringing federal investigations that happen in the nation's capital.
There's no need for that courthouse, federal courthouse, to be in existence.
But yet we see no movement by House Republicans or Senate Republicans to defund cut funding to the DC federal courthouse.
Certainly no movement on impeachment inquiries into, say, Jeb Bosberg or former Chief Judge Beryl Howell or anyone else.
So of course, they're a rogue.
They have been a rogue operation there and they will continue to be.
So because there were no consequences for what they did to the president, what they did to Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro, what they did to almost 13, 1400 J6ers in that courthouse, now this is the revenge, the reverse revenge that they are getting against the Trump DOJ and Janine Piro's office.
What they did, what they would have done to me and you if given the opportunity.
And if we give them the opportunity again, this is why I'm not, I know it's fashionable to turn on Trump right now, you know, catch a clicks or whatever.
Like, you know, I'm not going to do it.
I actually, I've seen what these people are capable of.
And oh, by the way, they also funded the war in Ukraine, which I think is like far more pernicious and far more deadly and far more murderous and evil than what I've seen Trump do.
And I hate using that as a sliding scale, but it's not like you're not going to get like unpopular or controversial wars with the left, but you're also going to get transing of children and you and me in prison.
So yeah, this makes it pretty easy, you know, because you and I posted the wrong meme.
And we got a lecture from the judge about our white privilege in the DC courthouse.
I'd have to go back in the paperwork and check.
I've stood in like blackjawed disbelief.
I said, we must leave.
And now, like, you know, there's going to be a trial here in Florida, a federal trial for people that also tried to, you know, threaten and kill my family.
And the Trump DOJ is actually prosecuting it and putting the person, hopefully behind bars.
No, I think it's important because you have to underscore what your family has gone through in Washington and now in Florida and the different handling, like I saw the two cases against the president, the far different handling of the J6 case before Judge Tanya Chutkin in Washington versus Judge Aileen Cannon in Florida.
Well, of course, they've tried to demonize, who had significant death threats made against her as well.
So you will see the big difference disparity there that I did.
Now, I will say there appears to be a little hope perhaps in Florida.
So you have the U.S. attorney down there, Jason Kinonez, who is working with at least one grand jury on what we're told is a grand conspiracy case.
And of course, a lot of this prosecution handled in southern Florida, the raid of Mar-a-Lago, et cetera.
So that could be the basis for at least something.
And you're going to deal with a much more at least open-minded grand jury and open-minded trial jury pool if something does happen than you certainly will in Washington, D.C., because it's just not going to happen.
And it's frustrating, especially for people like us who covered this and saw this firsthand and had different experience than others in the Washington legal judicial system.
But look, people have to understand the reality here.
And you can't just throw stones at Attorney General Pambondi or Janine Pirro.
You have to understand what they are up against there.
Christians are the most persecuted faith in the world, and it's like nobody cares generally.
I do, though.
And so flashback to the last administration, Catholics are getting investigated.
They're right-wing crazies if they're going to Latin Mass and things like that.
You literally had the FBI investigating people of faith under the Democratic administration.
But Nigeria, there, in my view, is a genocide going on.
It's a systematic killing of Christians in their ancestral homeland by Islamic militants, radicals.
And it's in that middle belt of the country.
And then up in the north, east and west of the country, which is up in the north, is where you have ISIS, Iswap, and Boko Haram.
In the middle belt, it's these Fulani extremists down there.
And that's where you're seeing a lot of bad stuff going on, that middle belt, but it's also up north as well.
And ISIS just issued kind of a declarative statement just recently.
Christians, you have an option here in Nigeria.
You can convert to Islam, pay the tax, or you die.
Those are your options.
You got three.
And so that's why, you know, this has been so important to me to do something and for the United States government to respond to our brothers and sisters in Christ.
And President Trump agrees with that.
He asked me specifically, publicly, after declaring this country, Nigeria, a country of particular concern to go investigate.
And so I went to Nigeria.
I went.
I went to one of the most dangerous parts of Nigeria to investigate this with my other colleagues.
And it's worse than what you read about.
I mean, it is a real tragic situation that is going on there.
And the president who does stand up for persecuted Christians is heavily focused on this.
He certainly has his attention divided on other things that are existential threats to the United States right now.
But this is something that does weigh heavy on his heart.
And that's why we sent these Islamic terrorists 12 Tomahawk cruise missiles for Christmas.
And it was the first Christmas in Nigeria in a long time that Christians had not been massacred inside churches.
It was actually the terrorists that were on the receiving end this time.
So that's a lot of what we've been working on.
And we continue conversations with the administration to get to a better place where we could try to work with the Nigerian government.
There's some sticks and carrots involved in this.
But if they don't accept the carrots, there's going to be more sticks.
So I just want to say thank you for saying that Christians are the most persecuted, not just in the world, in here, like in this country, like in our country.
And I'm so sick and tired of hearing the muling and the complaining about other religious persecution.
There isn't even close to the amount of persecution here, stateside in our nation.
The number of Christian churches that have been under attack have been burned to the ground, have been shot up by either a transgender mass shooter, transgender former member.
They were talking about Minneapolis or Nashville in recent memory.
There are so many different attacks on churches, and it's always a Christian church.
Don Lemon was just arrested along with 30 protesters, left-wing protesters for storming what?
A Christian church?
If they had dared do that to a mosque, if they had dared to do that to a synagogue, they'd probably be deported at this point, right?
They'd like figure out what Lemon Patch did to port Don Lemon last year.
If they had dared do that, there wouldn't even be a conversation about it, right?
The left can only stand up and fight Don Lemon, fight for Don Lemon because it was white Christians that they were persecuting and attacking.
That's it.
If it was any other religion or any other group of people, it'd be indefensible.
So, I mean, I guess my question to you is, like, why is it exactly that white Christians are the single most discriminated against group of people in America?
They wouldn't put it out there because they knew they would confirm what we know and that there's a systematic persecution of Christians and people of faith in this country by the left.
And it's many times being acted out upon by these folks with mental disorders, these transgender individuals that see us as the existential threat to their realization of a man becoming a woman or something like that, because we stand on biblical truth and they stand on kind of abject misreality that they're living in.
So, yeah, I mean, that's why I think that it's happening.
And what we are, you know, we're one of the pillars of Western civilization.
Christianity is.
Christianity is one of those pillars.
You have Roman law, Greek philosophy, and Christianity.
That's literally kind of the culmination of this whole thing.
The United States of America, the pinnacle of Western civilization right here.
So, of course, they're going to attack one of those pillars because they want the whole thing to fall apart.
Obviously, you're focused on Christians and Christian persecution around the globe.
Official Iranian census government figures say that there's hundreds of thousands of Christians that currently live in Iran.
Some of the other estimates are close to potentially 1 million Christians in Iran.
We wouldn't want to see, obviously, a mass slaughter there of Christians.
That makes them only about 1% of the population.
It's 90 million people in Iran total.
So we wouldn't want to see that happen.
We've seen it happen, of course, in Iraq and in Afghanistan, and things go sideways.
And then they just decimate the Christian populations that are in these regions, like the most ancient, actually Christian populations, like the original Christians live in these regions.
Are you encouraging the U.S. government, obviously, to protect this precious minority there in Iran?
Ladies and gentlemen, the wonderful production team on this program has informed me that I missed a big one yesterday of what President Trump said at the White House.
And so I just want to bop on over here to Donald Trump welcoming the Miami championship soccer team, a sport that I don't really follow, but it was really cool to see Lionel Messi.
He's here on this Miami FC team.
And obviously there are multiple, the owner of the Miami football team.
I'm not going to say football.
The soccer team.
Sorry.
I'm an American.
Damn it.
The owner of the Miami soccer team is Cuban.
And a ton of the actual soccer players are Cuban.
And Donald Trump had them at the White House.
And Trump just like went off and said, like, this time next year, we're all going to be celebrating in Cuba together.
I'm telling you, America is going to change.
We're going to watch America change forever.
We're going to watch our, like the lives of our children and the prospects for our nation change forever because of this president.
Is it America first?
Yes, it is, actually.
Yes, it is.
Conquest, empire, shutting the mouths of the bullies on the blocks, bloodying their nose, shoving a stick in their bike spoke, stealing their prom queen is America first.
I'll defend it.
I'll defend it.
Okay.
Ladies and gentlemen, so this was Trump at the White House yesterday.
He's talking to all these Cubans, you know, soccer players.
They're all very famous.
Big time championship here for American soccer.
I guess it's MLS soccer victory.
And Trump looks at all of them during his speech and he's like, yo, I got a great idea.