Free Speech is OVER? Infowars FORCED to LIQUIDATE, Telegram COMPROMISED
Alex Jones has been ORDERED to liquidate the company he built from the ground up, the tip of the spear for all things related to conspiracy theories — the legendary Infowars. Curiously, all of the info is being sold off, potentially containing sensitive information regarding viewers and customers.
Right before the election, no less — and almost simultaneously, Telegram has finally given into requests to sharing information with law enforcement. It looks like Free Speech has taken one of it’s biggest blows in YEARS, is this the death knell before a potential Kamala presidency coming up?
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If you go to my screen, full screen here, AP News reports that the judge approves to auction and liquidate all of Alex Jones and InfoWars to help pay for the Sandy Hook families.
It's kind of crazy to pay for an event that never happened.
No, I'm totally kidding.
We're not good.
We're totally not going there tonight.
But we are going to be talking about the intensity of what's happening because there is a war on free speech.
While this is happening and they're liquidating all of the intellectual property for InfoWars, setting a precedent ahead of the election, on the other hand, you have the CEO of Telegram still in jail now saying that one of the last bastions of free speech, the last encrypted app that didn't share information with the Global Homo Order, is saying that they are now going to bend the knee.
Is this the end of free speech?
We'll find out here in just a few moments.
It's approximately 7:40 p.m. Eastern Time in the United States.
Yeah, so I host a daily news show at 7 p.m. Eastern Time every single day, and we kind of dive into everything that would normally get rejected from the corporate editorial meetings that I would be sitting in on.
So everything that they told me I couldn't talk about on air, we're talking about it now, Monday through Friday.
All right, and then on the button pressing for the first time, you know, he's pushing the buttons today wrong, but when it comes to me, he's always pushing mine.
This is a rather interesting topic that we're going to jump into.
If we can bring this up with all of us, we should bring the split.
Okay, so we're on AP News here, and I want to get into this story as the judge approves to auction the liquidating of Alex Jones InfoWars.
Now, before we even talk about what our opinions are, listen to exactly what they have to say.
Okay, so conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, they always start with the slander.
Remember that every time they start with a preliminary word, this is a terrible person.
It's probably talking about me or somebody else.
Infowars media platform and its assets will be sold off piece by piece in auctions this fall to help pay the more than $1 billion he owes relatives of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting under an order expected to be approved by a federal judge.
Now, it goes on to say here that U.S. bankruptcy judge Christopher Lopez in Houston said during a court hearing Tuesday that he will approve the auctions that start in November, but he said that he first must change a previous order to make it clear that the trustee overseeing Jones' personal bankruptcy case controls all the assets of Infowars parent company, Free Speech Systems, which is 100% owned by Jones.
Now, despite the pending loss of his company, Jones vows to continue his talk shows through other means, possibly including a new website and his personal social media accounts.
He also has suggested that InfoWars assets could be bought by his supporters, allowing him to continue hosting his show as an employee under the Infowar brand in their home city of Austin, Texas.
All right, there's so much to unpack here, but I want to say the reason why this is important is everybody knows in 2008, Alex Jones woke me up, really 2007, with the Obama deception.
He said that eventually they were going to lock us down, that Obama was going to usher in an era of communism.
And everyone said we were crazy.
And it looks like now they're tired of him calling out 9-11.
So I want to go to my guests today.
We'll start here with Brianna.
Do you think that this was a significant timing?
Do you think this is about, you know, I don't know, finding the restitution for the victims of Sandy Hook?
Or you were talking, I know, to Owen Schroyer, you were interviewing him about what happened.
He's one of the main hosts there for people that aren't familiar.
So from your understanding, what is the motivation behind this?
Yeah, if you look at the timeline, they're looking to do this right before the election.
Obviously, it's in November, so that's a key point here.
They're also looking to go after his ex-account, which is interesting, right?
Because they're not asking for the revenue that comes in from his ex-account.
They're instead wanting to get the full possession of his account, which tells me that this is all about not the money, because they knew they weren't going to recoup any of that, but instead they're looking to silence him.
They want to take away every platform from him so he has no voice on anything.
And that's exactly what's taking place.
So the fact that the judge is allowing them to auction off InfoWars is an absolute disgrace, especially for free speech and free press.
And people are just kind of going along with this.
And you have to just wonder why are we all going to sit here and pretend like this can't be any of us at any point?
This is going to set precedents.
And I'm really afraid from where we're going to go from this point on.
The reason why this is significant is we are not just saying, okay, he owes $1.5 billion.
Crazy.
No single person can pay that off besides maybe Musk.
But the point is they want to go after his intellectual property, so his ideas, his legacy, right?
So we can start here by saying, what is the point of going after this other than the obvious?
It's not just shutting down one man's platform.
It is about sending a message to people.
We don't just want your money.
We want to destroy your life.
And remember, I don't remember where that was at a Crowder or was that OMG or who was it where that federal officer was caught on record saying that the feds were the ones who nudged the families to make this lawsuit to begin with.
And again, a lot of people dismissed it and said, oh, this is just somebody who's trying to get in someone else's pants and were very dismissive of it.
But in fact, it was actually factually true and it matches up with everything that we know.
And so to dismiss the reports are pretty absurd.
But yeah, he was a, I believe CIA is where the agency he worked.
And he was kind of just detailing what goes on behind the closed doors.
Again, yeah, again, it's just, it's outrageous.
It's disgusting.
But it maps out what this all was about.
They said, you know, in that, they said, you know, we've successfully like silenced him.
So we're not going to keep going after Alex Jones anymore because we've bankrupt the guy.
Yeah, but it's, but you know that it didn't work because, you know, I was with him the other day.
People should go watch the interview.
It was a great time.
Always catching up with Papa Alex.
He knows he's helped me for many, many years, almost a decade now.
And, you know, I noticed with the CIA thing, who do you trust less?
A drunk gay guy or the CIA?
That's actually a good question because every time you see it, these gay guys are just giving up information.
Like, I mean, it's true.
It's like, I always see that gay guys basically take two parts of the worst parts of men and women.
Not all of them.
There's some good gay people.
Andy, no, I like him and I like some of them.
But on the flip, it's like, you know, this guy comes out, he gossips, he says the inevitable.
Nothing happens, though.
And now, once they took away his money, you can't take away his spirit.
And Mike, I know when we're looking at this, I mean, this is very significant.
It hits this podcast.
It hits everybody who's in the independent media.
When they say we're going to auction this stuff off, what they're saying is we expect that there are going to be people who are going to try to buy this stuff, not just his friends, right?
Because then we would just buy it outright.
They would just sell it and as people would buy it and give it to him.
They're trying to bring in dark money, my opinion is, and bring in outside investors to hike the price up so that even if we want to rebuy it back, you know, we're spending a billion dollars per se, which they say is to help the families.
But in reality, it's just to continue to bankrupt and siphon money out of independent media and send us a message that, hey, don't fuck with us.
And like, you know, when you sign up for a website, when you buy a product from the InfoWar store, usually like you give them your information and you say you accept all the cookies, you give them your email.
I mean, is now whoever like gets the, gets the highest bidder on one of these things.
Like, I mean, are they going to get the email list?
And then like, you know, what, what, what privacy provisions are they beholden to after they get that?
Also, too, I think it's interesting, too, that George Soros is buying a bunch of radio stations.
I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if he just swept in.
It might be like a bidding war between George Soros and Elon Musk, but I don't know what's going to happen, but it's going to be interesting to see who actually gets their hand on this stuff because it's going to be a very sensitive information that the feds can use to clamp down people even more.
We don't need to play any more of that, but you can watch that there, Sound Investigations.
But Brianna, going to you, I mean, this is a guy on record.
Do you think there's any validity to the fact that the CIA, this is a very big claim.
The CIA was involved indirectly in a form of like, I would call it like, I guess indirect is the word, but some sort of entrapment where they can't take the blame, right?
Some believe that this is a person who's from an entry-level position, so they wouldn't have this much background on any of these issues.
So there's that aspect to it that comes from people who have worked in the Intel community previously.
But I do think it's happening.
I mean, as we get closer and closer to the elections, I'm watching on X, for an example, and I'm watching all this disinformation get spun out there, and it's on the conservative side.
And it doesn't ever make any sense.
You know, this whole like diddy tape thing.
There's certain accounts that are intentionally pushing out wrong information.
And so that's a red flag for me.
And then I also just kind of wonder, I mean, I get it.
You know, you're trying to get laid.
That's what he's trying to do there.
You're going to sit there and lie and pretend like you're someone that you're not.
But I don't know.
I don't trust our CIA.
I know that they can plant things on you.
Cheryl Atkinson, a former CBS news reporter, came on my show and detailed how the federal government hacked into her accounts, her electronic devices, what she was doing.
Yeah, this was during the Barack Obama years.
They actually went in, they hacked into her accounts, they planted things, they were trying to plant things on her husband's device.
Because her husband, so somebody warned her, after they found out that they were hacking into her devices, somebody actually reached out to her and told her what was going on and warned her that they were going to her husband's devices, who was a cop at the time.
Long story short, they believed it was child porn and it never made it to his devices.
But I've asked experts and they say, absolutely, they could do that.
That's not that's not an issue at all.
That's what is interesting, too, about the second assassination suspect.
Alex Jones, he won a case where they literally planted CP child pornography on the hard drives.
I might be kind of missing some details here, so you know, crucify me.
But I remember he was able to prove that it was like planted by somebody, and he never got charged or anything.
And like they actually tried to already frame Infowars.
And it kind of reminds me of the bombing of the Twin Towers in the parking garage, right?
When they first went after the support pillars, almost took them down.
And it's like, okay, well, we knew they wanted to take them down.
And then he predicted it, right?
Alex Jones said they were going to try to fly planes in the Twin Towers and take them down.
And how did he know that?
He knew that before it happened.
Well, because these people are very leaky in their information.
But the child porn thing, I mean, you have Alex Rosen and Predator Poachers and these different people.
And yeah, you can kind of tell someone, you know, okay, some people do look at this stuff.
But how is it convenient that every time there's some sort of a sketchy shooting that we don't know anything about, you know, we're talking about Sandy Hook and Alex Jones and child porn.
We're talking about the would-be assassin that has connections to Ukraine and government assets.
The kid has, you know, child porn.
Then the Las Vegas shooting, which is one of the most mysterious shootings in all of American history, then his brother who was speaking out, or maybe it was a different brother, but he has child porn.
It's like, really?
So everybody, I told my wife today, I go, you know, there's two types of people in families.
One that work with the feds to commit crimes that you can't solve, and the other that look at child porn, you know, and they're always in the family.
There's always two of them.
The statistical anomaly would almost be like 0.4% of the population controlling most of the world's institutions.
It's just not reality for this.
Like, it's too suspicious.
I don't know if I'm like being crazy, but I feel like the government genuinely just plants this shit.
And then it's like, oopsie.
And it's like it's witness or intimidation or witness tampering.
Isn't there Project Pegasus, which is like one of those information security things where they can hack into any phone.
All they have to do is send one text message.
And then if you open up even the text message, I don't think you even have to get a link or download anything, but they can get into your phone and then they can put whatever they want to on there.
So, I mean, that's just one example of what they can do with the technology that they have.
And when I did a story, well, it happened when I was a kid, someone hacked into my electronic devices.
I was going through all my stuff when I was a kid when I was 16 years old.
But then also, when I released a story regarding the TSA federal watch list, which now we know because I reported on this actually, Tulsi Gabbert was added to the list, but it's also J6.
There was people who weren't even who were just reporting on it, weren't charged with the crime.
They were added to the terror watch list.
As soon as I broke that story, all my group with Uncover DC as well.
Their reporters over there were also following it.
And so we all kind of tag teamed on that story together.
But I mean, literally the next that night, my devices were all going haywire.
It's never happened before.
Like TV turning off and on, my cameras, I had to unplug everything because those were getting into, like, I was getting the alerts if somebody was logging in.
I mean, I'm not going to beat a dead horse, but I mean, people know after January 6th through the whole FISA that I got a hold of, that Apple gave backdoor access to the federal authorities to go into my iTunes account and pick up all my iMessages, everything, get into all my apps.
That was a big story.
I should send that email out to more people.
It's crazy.
So then they lost, then they put a gag order on Apple for several years.
Then they lost the gag order lawsuit.
Then I got alerted of the FISA breach.
And then it was like, by the way, so I'm not going to say.
And I asked FBI experts, DOJ experts, all of them read through the indictment.
They're like, there's no way, unless Lauren Chen handed over her cell phone to the feds because they had a warrant or she just voluntarily did, there's no other way they would have all these communications.
But on the flip side of that, it's like, you know, I was shocked and I didn't even know what it meant when I received that communication at first.
It was really confusing.
But it turns out that during the San Bernardino shootings, do you remember that?
Where they were not able to get into the iPhone because it was encrypted and Apple wouldn't hand over the communications.
Now, I don't know what's changed under FISA or what's changed under requesting of information, but January 6th or instances of terrorism, now they can get access.
I imagine it's connected to that case where they couldn't get access.
The FBI couldn't get access.
So now if they call you a domestic terrorist, essentially they can even have the tech companies give you back into access to their devices.
I don't think they're hacking in.
I don't think it's encrypted.
I think they're getting the actual passwords or an encryption code or even just specific data because you saw with X even during the Twitter files that there was that tab, remember, on the back that said like DMs.
They could just like go in and read your DMs.
You don't think Apple has a back door to read our shit?
And, you know, I'm also working on another story, give you a little hint on this one that people come forward in the intel agencies immediately after coming forward as whistleblowers, then they get added to these terror watch list investigations, and then they get their devices all subpoenaed by the federal government.
And of course, that shouldn't be happening.
But when you don't have a speaker with a spine and you have all these people who just give in, there's no consequences for this.
So the overreach is what's going to be ongoing at this point.
If you walked within the velvet ropes on the Capitol when everyone else was and the cops weren't even stopping them and they were letting people in, well, now you're a domestic terrorist.
And I mean, that's going to broaden that more and more by the day.
And then if Kamala gets in, it's going to be even worse.
And I've seen this accumulate over time, which is why people have asked me, or they might even ask you, Brianna, or other people in the room, why don't you give up?
Or like, why have I never cared about bad press about myself or slander or lies?
Because I know what people are doing.
I know what the idea is.
It's to root out people who are exposing, whether it's COVID or white replacement or corruption or even election fraud.
It's about weeding these people out so that these networks stay milquetoast and they only allow people who are controllable.
Now, Alex Jones was just with Tucker the other night and he was saying, look, they are afraid of us.
I mean, it is, I mean, I know I'm not supposed to throw to you, but I mean, when you see Alex talking like that, it is pretty resilient for a man to go through this much shit, like to get sued and fined and slandered.
And people don't even know half the slander people have said about him because there's so much said about him that it's like it gets buried under like there's like levels of slander.
So like the 1.5 billion dollars.
I feel like even me, I don't know if I'm resilient enough to go through that kind of shit, right?
By the way, shout out to Lisa Reynolds from Timcast for writing the show tonight and helping us because I want to talk about the reality of how we can possibly save Infowars.
So one of the main things that I wanted to point out was we really need to do our due diligence.
By the way, this is you guys watching.
So we need all of the citizen journalists who are out there to track every person who's even at that auction, whether they're phoning in or what they're doing and how they're, where they're getting their money from.
Because we need to find out who's behind this, right?
When you talk about Soros buying these 220 radio stations, it brings up a lot of questions, right?
Why does he want these?
And if people are buying this intellectual property, they're not buying it for any other reason but something nefarious, right?
And even if it's like, oh, well, a dildo company bought it.
It's like, that's not a dildo company.
That's a front company for something else.
Okay.
It's like, oh, well, this guy just said he was a fan.
I don't believe it.
Why doesn't he give the property back to Alex?
This is about a dark money network, money laundering, pushing money into this network.
People are going to get paid off, you know, kickbacks.
I would not be surprised if some of the slimiest people in the industry are somehow related to this.
And if we find out feds are giving federal money even to buy this or acquire these things because they don't want to give, they don't want the family to get enough money to ever pay off the debt.
They don't want Alex Jones to ever pay it off.
Do you think that it's possible that this is going to be used further and further to mar him?
They're going to get some of his intellectual property, plant shit, say they found shit on the hard drives.
Like, I feel like they could go even deeper on this of like trying to exploit personal family, you know, material, maybe sexually compromising pictures with him, his wife, maybe any lovers he's had in between marriages or whatever he's gone through in his life.
I just sense this is going to go down a very dark path and the money behind it is going to be convoluted and corrupt.
Well, that's not totally out of the loop, honestly, because we saw what happened with the Dominion lawsuit.
You know, I was working at Fox Corp, but not at the time when this was all going down.
And there was those text messages that made their way into the public sphere.
Of course, Dominion denied it, of course, but it was text messages allegedly from Tucker Carlson, and he was speaking down about Donald Trump.
And he wasn't happy about Donald Trump, and they've released those.
It was meant to kind of tarnish his reputation amongst conservatives by putting that out there, although it hasn't worked.
It was still an attempt.
So you're right.
They probably will likely do that.
I also think, like you mentioned earlier, they'll probably get the mailing list of people who bought vitamins from his stores and try to add it to some type of list.
I mean, we know our federal government is actively making all these lists of Americans.
I think that's going to be one of the big ones too in all of this.
And I really hope that they don't do what you just kind of suggested, but I don't hold anything past these people.
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My guest today, Brianna Morello from the Brianna Morello show, we're talking about some crazy stuff going on here.
Let's start with the possibility of Elon Musk buying it.
If you can go to my screen, Mike, Bridget Gabriel said Elon Musk should purchase Infowars and make Alex Jones the CEO.
Yeah, I was like, unless there's criminal problems.
So, like, that brings up the question.
Roger Stone put this out.
Roger Stone's a good friend of the show and of InfoWars.
He said, I'm putting together a group to buy InfoWars and hire real Alex Jones to run it.
On the flip side of this, I reached out to Roger today.
I told him I'd give him $5,000.
It's not a lot of money, but I give him $5,000 to help, you know, to buy something, right?
Maybe I can buy one of Alex Jones' trash cans at that point.
But, you know, but if everyone puts in $5, $5,000, $5 million, you could buy it.
So it seems dumb.
Oh, that's not a lot of money, but it could go far.
But I also said I can help with press.
We work with Vigilant Fox, a lot of people.
We could promo, tell people where they can support.
We can get this out, run the video department at Gateway Pundit.
We have millions of readers a day.
So we have that kind of reach.
Don't discount what you have, even if you're not some guy who can, you know, buy it out for, you know, one and a half billion dollars.
But, you know, when he's bringing this together, do you think this is going to be, do you think this is going to be anything significant?
Or is this going to be kind of like the January 6th, you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gates are like, we're going to save the people and we're going to get them out of jail and then nothing happens.
And, you know, another one of our good guys just goes down and gets punished.
I mean, I'm sure he's probably got friends with deep pockets and high places.
So I hope he could pull it together.
But I think that there's going to be probably someone out there who's going to outbid him through the kind of just mysterious money popping up and you're not going to be present.
Yeah, no, I think the goal isn't to recoup any type of dollar amount at this point.
I think the goal is to just crush them.
And that sends the message to everyone else that if you go out of line and if you tell something that we don't want you to tell, we'll come after you too.
I mean, that's really the whole narrative here.
It's the same thing with trying to buy his ex account.
There's no dollar amount if Alex Jones isn't behind the X account.
And for the reasons that we don't want to put a logo, this voting system technology company name is just a fake name, because I have been using this particular machine in filming a number of training videos, some of those for the government, just to show vulnerabilities like USB vulnerability, which we are going to be using.
This machine actually had many vulnerabilities, and at the time when this was still in use, this was called the worst voting machine used in the United States.
The worst voting machine used in the United States.
I don't have the complete list what all places it was used, but it was fairly widely used.
So what we are going to be exploiting here is a USB vulnerability.
The USB vulnerability is amazingly good to identify because it's easy to mitigate.
You just stopped access to the USB port.
I have plugged here an extension cable such that we can see that the actual USB port is behind there and it's accessible by the voter.
I'm using here a commercially available USB computer called Bash Bunny.
It can be many other devices.
This is an example.
This particular device is $120.
You can buy it from online.
And I have pre-programmed it.
And if this would be a real attack, the attack will take six, seven seconds.
I have slowed it down and make it visible so that the audience can see what has happened.
So when I'm plugging it in, this is the Scheringer's USB stick is always the wrong way.
So the computer starts.
And once it's started, it's doing its magic.
The moment you see that the screen is changing, that is when the hack would have been already done and I would be unplugging it.
But I'm just showing this number of things.
So now it would have been done.
It's showing you the program manager.
It's showing you now the comment prompt.
And this is where all the votes live.
So I'm just showing that the directory where all the votes would be.
At this point of time, this stick has already complete control over the system.
So at this time, anything can be done, anything can be changed.
And as a last thing, I'm just showing a fake results just to show that can be done.
It's just to show that how the system is controlled.
So this is a good example of a hack.
And I said, only reason why anything is seen on the screen and why it's slow is because I artificially slowed it down and made it visible so that the audience can see that there's a control over the voting machine.
This particular machine has many other vulnerabilities, way worse than this one.
So that's why it's very good that this machine is no longer in use in the US.
And this is also showing how demonstrating the vulnerabilities work, because that causes changes.
And for example, removal of this machine from being used in the US.
And also, just an example, that when this was brought first time to DEF CON, we had a professor from Denmark, and in less than half an hour, he hacked into this machine wirelessly.
He didn't even touch the machine.
He took complete control over this machine wirelessly because this voting machine happens to have a wireless Wi-Fi access.
So, is it fair for one to speculate and question that any of the election electronic voting machines we've used previously, possibility that could have been hacked, possibility that the winners were flipped because somebody got into it.
I feel like every time I watch anything, because we have so many good topics to cover tonight, but I feel like when I watched people like, you know, what we need is paper ballots because paper ballots would secure the election and then it would make cheating not possible.
And you know, yeah, that's like being a teenager and being like, you know, your mom's been really mad at you while you're sneaking out.
So if you just put a GPS tracker on your phone, then she'll always know where you are and then she won't be mad.
It's like, that's, yeah, I'm sneaking out to get away so she doesn't know where I am.
That's like the opposite.
So with the people in power, it's like, here's how we could really make sure everything's locked in, safe, free, and secure.
It's, I think that they have a grip on power and it's so secure because of the loopholes that are in our system.
And they control the greatest empire that's ever existed without even having to show their faces.
We don't even know who's controlling the empire.
We know some groups of people.
We know some of their names.
We know some of the people.
We got the Zuckerbergs and the Soroses and the people that are the elites.
But then there are the people above them, right?
There are the people who Mark Zuckerberg has to charge $23 million a year in security.
So there's no way it's just because of random stalkers.
This guy's afraid for his life.
And look at Trump, right?
Trump's a billionaire.
He's part of the elite class.
He's even, people say, oh, well, it's the Jews.
It's like, okay, maybe, but also Trump's the most pro-Israel president in pretty much the history of our country.
He's pro-Jewish and people are still trying to kill him.
So clearly just supporting the Jews doesn't fix the problems per se, as some people would accuse.
So who is it?
Like I'm saying, if we don't know, if you can be a billionaire, support Israel, do all these things, and they'll still try to kill you, who the hell is running the shots here?
I mean, the voting machine thing, it gets a little wonky with me.
I can't really follow.
I've known I've gone to a lot of these conventions where they talk about the hacking because they talk about the algorithms and all these other things.
It's really hard to follow.
It's really hard to prove, I think.
But there's a hacking convention in Vegas I was just telling you guys about DEF CON.
So I was talking to an FBI agent and he's telling me, oh, the FBI actually sent me to it one year just to kind of watch and to kind of creep around.
And he's somebody who does cyber stuff, cybersecurity and all these other things.
And he's like, no.
So what DEF CON is, you go into your room, they bring in the voting machines, and a bunch of hackers just try hacking to the voting machines.
And then when they're successful, they tell the companies how they're able to do it.
So these companies, they know what's happening because they have seen it firsthand.
And that's the reason why they're bringing it to Vegas to see who could actually hack into them.
Also, too, people are trying to push for paper ballots.
I mean, people get so impatient right now once they don't have the results of the election within like 10 minutes.
Like, I mean, could you imagine if we did paper ballots across the entire country?
And I mean, like, how much of the population actually votes?
Like, even if it's half, it would take weeks and weeks to actually get there through.
And also in 2000, I mean, you know, obviously I was too young to even understand what was going on at the time, but there is a lot of controversy around what happened with Gorin Bush.
And that was mostly paper ballots, I think, back then, too.
That was the whole thing with the hanging chads, like those little holes that are hanging off the ballots.
So, I mean, that even has its own issues.
I do think it is a problem, though, that we have voting machines, especially like, you know, once they go into like these back rooms, they try and try and count the votes and they cover the windows with like pizza boxes and stuff like that.
Like, okay, something's clearly going on where they're not like being forthright about how they're voting.
And like, you know, and then once you're looking at a graph, and all of a sudden there's a huge spike in the middle of the night after everyone went to sleep, something's going on there for sure.
Okay, we investigated this at the Gateway Pundit and verified this.
So, there's a lot of interesting ways that they're getting people to vote for Kamala and to sort of like rig the election, right?
This is a very interesting thing that it's not just hacking.
Right now, in public schools, they're actually getting people to register to vote when they're 17, and they're telling them which party to register for.
Check out this video here we have of a mother who caught her public school.
This is crazy shit.
You just don't find in other countries because most countries you have to vote.
It's like illegal not to.
It's like mandatory voting.
Our country is weird.
Check this mother and what she had to say.
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Before I start this video, I'm going to say this is a personal experience of mine's something me and my daughter is deliberately dominated.
Yeah, it's like, yeah, it was one Trump or whatever.
My point is, is like rigging isn't some big Oceans 11 thing.
It's like you're basically just betting on the laziness of people and the compliance of non-coordinated officials, kind of like Mossad.
Mossad has hundreds of thousands of these like agents that they call they're not sleeper agents, they're just normal citizens that they know they can rely on.
That's why Israel has a better intelligence apparatus in the U.S. Because Americans won't necessarily comply with the CIA, but they have this whole group of their dual citizens that they just say, Can you help us?
And they'll comply.
The same thing goes with the Democratic operation.
They just fall in line.
Like, if like, if it's there's a rigging and it's in favor of Kamala, you just assume the judge is going to somehow work in the favor of making sure that you close the case or it doesn't happen.
They have a strong like sleeper network in that way.
So Republicans are more, they care about justice.
And so they would, you know, expose rigging, even if it was in favor of Donald Trump.
But the other side, it's like they're all kind of connected, but they don't have to really organize because they're already, do you get what I'm saying?
Maybe I'm off on here, but I've noticed that there's, I don't think it's all coordinated.
I think it's just sort of like allegiance to the party.
Well, you literally have until, and I ask experts this all the time, you have until midnight, once those votes are all counted, to challenge it and bring it to federal court.
If someone, if you don't have an attorney sitting outside the federal courtroom by that deadline, filing whatever they need to file, you're done.
You can't challenge it because no judge is going to overturn anything.
That was a problem in 2020.
Yeah, I was actually speaking with Bernie Carrick about that, who told me because he was a part of, you know, the Rudol Giuliani team trying to challenge the election.
It was over.
Nobody was trying to overturn anything because it was already counted.
No judge wants to go out there and kind of push back on all of it.
That was within his experience.
So he thinks our focus, and so many other people I've spoken to too, thinks our focus is to be like immediate lawyers on deck, up all night, ready in each, like certain counties.
It can't have been each county, but certain counties that you need, and to make sure you're there, hitting the ground running to file whatever you need to file because no one's going to overturn anything when it's too late.
We've seen that.
But also with her story, too, I've got to be honest with you.
When I was in high school, and this is why I was a registered Democrat for so long, it's just because when I was in high school, I was 17 years old, didn't know what to fit to how to fill my voter ballot.
They gave it registration, they give it to you.
And they just kind of say, yeah, you know, vote however you want, fill out this.
And it was kind of, it wasn't, it was a push on us to vote or to register as a Democrat, but it was kind of instilled in all of us.
Like the Republicans wore like suits to high school.
And you're like, what a fucking nerd.
Yeah.
And I was a nerd too, but I was like, what the hell?
And then like the hot chick's always like a Democrat.
And she's like, you know.
It's like, well, if you do want to get pussy or be one, you know what I mean?
Kind of thing.
And so that's, yeah, it is, it is weird.
Now, I want to, I want to reference something about this, about that celebrity-fueled way to get votes.
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But if I were the president, I would inform the threatening country, in this case, Iran, that if you do anything to harm this person, we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens.
And when you do that, when you just look, trouble always ensues.
So it's big trouble for our country.
Meanwhile, we have the president of Iran in our country this week.
We have large security forces guarding him, and yet they're threatening our former president and the leading candidate to become the next president of the United States.
And I know this sounds bad, but our own government now is.
I know that sounds like, oh, this is going to sound really bad when it comes out.
So it's a little convenient, but I also think that our own DHS has been flooding this country with illegal aliens from countries that hate us for a reason.
They're hoping someone takes Trump out.
And Iran, I think, is the most likely candidate for that.
So I do think that I don't think Trump actually wants war, though, with Iran.
I almost can't tell him or that other who's the comedian that does the I almost can't tell if I'm listening because I feel like whenever I hear Trump speak now, I've actually listened to an impression of Trump speaking.
Okay, this is the question.
I'm sure there's going to be some division here.
I'll ask the chat.
Do you really think that Iran is a threat to us or a threat to Israel?
Like, what is, and do you think they're really trying to take him out?
Because she seems pretty convinced.
I'm going to say I'm non-sequitur on this, meaning I actually don't know.
So, I mean, so I'd probably disagree with this because, I mean, look at it.
Because, I mean, for the last however many months now, probably six months to a year now, I mean, Israel has really been provoking Iran.
And I mean, what have they done since then?
They sent like one very telegraphed attack with like hundreds of drones and missiles.
And they know that Israel has an iron dome.
But once it comes to war games, once it comes to showing that, you know, you care about your country and that you're not some weak little bitch and you're going to respond, like they had to do something.
So I think if Iran has kind of shown that much restraint, which by the way, I mean, now with the whole Hezbollah thing and everything, and then people's pagers and walkie-talkies blowing up, there still hasn't been any repercussions from that.
Now, you know, Grant, that's with Hezbollah.
It's kind of like a different entity, even though some people would say that they're all intertwined.
But I don't know.
I mean, I'm just not buying it.
And also, it is strange that, you know, with this Ryan Ruth guy or Crooks, like, I mean, they didn't have any ties to any foreign country except for Ukraine, I guess, with Ryan Ruth.
But now they're just running straight to Iran.
Like, I feel like people who are pushing this narrative in 20 years will kind of be like the people who were talking about weapons of mass destruction 20 years ago.
But I also don't like the fact of, I feel like people around him would benefit from a war with Iran.
And also, I think Israel would benefit from a war with Iran because I don't think Israel has the troop level to be the capabilities to go to war with Iran.
I don't personally.
I don't know if you believe that, but I don't think they actually could take them on.
If you go to the screen here, though, here's what Trump said directly.
He said, big threats on my life by Iran.
The entire U.S. military is watching and waiting.
Moves were already made by Iran that didn't work out, but they will try again.
Not a good situation for anyone.
I am surrounded by more men, guns, and weapons than I have ever seen before.
Thank you to the Congress for unanimously approving far more energy to Secret Service.
Zero novo, strictly bipartisan.
Nice to see Republicans and Democrats get together on something.
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