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| Good morning, InfoWars. | |
| Your source for Uncensored Truth this morning is Brianna Morello. | |
| Good morning, InfoWars. | |
| It is I, Brianna Morello, joining you again for a beautiful Saturday morning edition of this show. | |
| Thanks for jumping on with me. | |
| Thank you for being here. | |
| There's a lot going on in the world today that we wanted to make sure you were caught up on. | |
| And we're going to kick off today's show discussing something very controversial. | |
| A federal judge in Tennessee has ordered the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from jail. | |
| Now that's the illegal alien who was brought back to Salvador, then brought back into our country. | |
| Well, apparently this judge is now looking to release him and he might be released to his family, who is currently residing in Maryland. | |
| That's according to his attorney. | |
| Garcia is currently facing federal human smuggling charges and is awaiting his criminal trial. | |
| Now I reached out to the DOJ's Pam Bonnie for comment on all this and I did not hear back, but I did hear back from DHS Secretary Christy Noam. | |
| Christy Noam, not holding back when she said this in part. | |
| We've reached a new low with this publicity hungry Maryland judge mandating this illegal alien., an alien who is an MS 13 gang member, human trafficker and serial domestic abuser and child predator be allowed free. | |
| We will stop. | |
| We will not stop fighting this Salvadorian man facing justice and is out of our country, folks. | |
| So obviously the DHS not looking forward to having to go now and grab this guy. | |
| Obviously ICE will be doing just that. | |
| And according to reports from Fox News, ICE is saying that they are going to go and arrest him and possibly deport him to Uganda. | |
| Now that's because Uganda has reached a deal with the United States to accept third party deportations. | |
| So that should be interesting and we will continue to follow the story as it develops. | |
| But let's go on over to Minnesota because folks, there's a lot going on in Minnesota and unfortunately they're dealing with an Islam takeover, specifically in Minneapolis and as many of you guys probably heard, the party there, the Democratic Farm Labor Party in Minnesota, just recently endorsed a socialist named Omar Fatih. | |
| He is looking to run for Minneapolis mayor and well, they just recently pulled back their endorsement of him that's because there's a lot of get this irregularities in the voting process they're citing problems with voting machine malfunctions as well as delegates being removed without warning or explanation now interesting enough the move comes as mayor jacob frey asked the party to nullify the endorsement citing problems with the city's convention | |
| now he reacted to the news by saying this This is not a scenario where you need to take my word for it. | |
| As the state party said and as the investigation showed, this was a process that was rife with errors and misconduct. | |
| Hundreds of people didn't get counted out of hundreds of votes in total. | |
| There was an entire ward where nobody knew who the ward delegates were. | |
| The whole thing went missing. | |
| I don't know. | |
| We still don't know exactly how they came to the determination based on that ward. | |
| The data itself was given to the other campaigns and they were allowed to edit it. | |
| An absolute disgrace and it's very likely that elections might possibly get stolen again. | |
| Again, as we've always discussed, by the same individuals who are running all this. | |
| So we'll continue to follow it as it develops, of course. | |
| But again, it looks like there's tons of election fraud possibly still taking place and President Trump looking to crunch down on that as we head into federal elections. | |
| Now let's turn to the Fed because that's where Jerome Powell is hinting at possibly a rate cut in September. | |
| Now he said during a speech for Jackson Hole said this, the baseline outlook and shifting balances of risk may warrant adjusting our policy stance. | |
| Now that's because folks, President Trump is continually applying pressure on the Fed to lower rates. | |
| Jerome Powell not doing that at all. | |
| And now President Trump threatening to fire Lisa Cook, Fed governor, Lisa Cook, that is, over allegations of mortgage fraud. | |
| We'll continue to follow that as President Trump looks to crunch down the Fed. | |
| Folks, we've got a Jam Pack program for you coming up in just a few moments. | |
| We're going to be talking organ harvesting, John Bolton, and so much more, so stay tuned. | |
| We've got a lot to unpack today. | |
| We've got a lot to dive into. | |
| It's been a very, very busy week. | |
| As many of you guys know, we've been calling on this for months now, asking what's going on with the FBA. | |
| Show us a pulse. | |
| Show us a sign that you're actually doing what you were elected to doted to do with this new administration? | |
| Well, it looks like we're finally getting a little bit of a pulse here. | |
| You may have heard John Bolton had his home raided yesterday in Maryland, and it was quite a beautiful sight to see. | |
| President Trump's former national security adviser had that Maryland home raided as we said, and Fox News is saying that everyone's getting it wrong because they're focused on the classified documents that were in Bolton's book. | |
| They're saying it's not just about that, that this raid potentially has a lot to do with their allegations making a lot of money from overseas and may have traffic intelligence information. | |
| Now, it's not just Fox News saying that. | |
| My good friend, attorney Mike Davis is also alluding to the fact that this warrant is not just covering classified documents. | |
| And he's warning Democrats and Rhinos that they might look really silly once that document is made public. | |
| But after the raid on Bolton's home, we're starting to wonder why John Bolton was so against Tulsi Gabber being selected to run DNI? | |
| And why was he so aggressively attacking FBI director Cash Battell? | |
| Now, we're starting to learn why. | |
| Because the new accountability would eventually come his way. | |
| And he's the first one. | |
| so far on the Accountability Tour. | |
| And folks, I just want you to listen. | |
| Listen to how angry he was when he spoke about Gabbert and Patel just a few weeks ago. | |
| Any given moment. | |
| But I don't think he cared about the classification system. | |
| I don't think he appreciated the sensitivity of this information. | |
| And he didn't appreciate the sensitivity of how it was often acquired, the so-called sources and methods. | |
| So this had been briefed to him before I arrived. | |
| It was repeated frequently. | |
| I think it simply had no impact on him whatever. | |
| couple of different ways that people think about this and people who are not friendly to the president who think about what's happened here. | |
| And one of them is, you know, Donald Trump, master thief, you know, criminal running some kind of elaborate conspiracy to bring things out of the White House and keep them secret for potentially for political or financial gain. | |
| There are other people whose attitude is Trump is chaotic, he's careless, he's not that smart. | |
| He just, he took these things almost by mistake, and now he's basically stamping his feet and saying they're mine. | |
| I don't want to give them up. | |
| Give me a sense of where you think the truth lies with respect to Trump's intelligence, carelessness, and the degree to which he might have brought motive to bear on taking these documents out of the White House and keeping them for this long at Mar-A-Lago. | |
| Well, I don't, it's very hard to speculate on motive other than that he liked cool things. | |
| He saw things that he, so he wanted to take them and he was pretty much able to take them. | |
| And not just on classified information matters, on all kinds of things that crossed his desk. | |
| Some days he liked to eat a lot of French fries. | |
| Some days he took classified documents. | |
| He wanted them. | |
| Why did he want them? | |
| Because he could get them. | |
| I'm so glad we got John Bolton on the record on how serious classified. | |
| documents being brought home are. | |
| I look forward to them playing that at his criminal trial, of course. | |
| And I love how he's laying out the groundwork and all that for his bed of lies, claiming that President Trump was also going to weaponize the DOJ. | |
| Because folks, we all know, we all know that the machine, the deep state machine, was the one looking to weaponize the DOJ, not President Trump. | |
| He's looking to hold them all accountable. | |
| And we hope, we hope that that is actually the case. | |
| That's what you and I voted for. | |
| We wanted to make sure that the swamp was torn down in pieces. | |
| All right, let's turn to something else that dropped yesterday. | |
| As many of you guys probably saw, Glaine Max.well's DOJ transcripts and audio recordings were released as many of you guys have heard we've reported on this show. | |
| Maxwell did meet with the deputy AG of the DOJ and Todd Blanche is his name by the way. | |
| And they did meet and they had discussions about what Maxwell knew and they asked several different questions. | |
| So let's go to the first clip because I was able to listen to some of the audio. | |
| It's not it's not ideal so we only got you one clip from it. | |
| But interesting enough, Blanche asked Maxwell about her father's foreign ties to other intelligent agencies. | |
| And this was her response. | |
| All right, so her response was, was only talking about her father's interactions with the British intelligence agencies, doesn't mention anything about Israel. | |
| Okay, now that's the first one. | |
| We've actually got that up on my Twitter page if you'd like to take a listen to that. | |
| Now let's go to the first screen grab that we have of this because I've been sifting through the transcripts, so you guys don't have to. | |
| And it's very, very lengthy. | |
| Now in a lot of this, she's actually, I guess I would just say she's defending President Trump because the corporate media has been lying about President Trump's involvement with Epstein. | |
| And so this clears up a lot of those rumors up if you believe what she's actually saying is true. | |
| She says that she never witnessed President Trump being inappropriate and that she hasn't received. | |
| She hasn't heard of anything of that between the masses or anyone else that was interacting with both her, Epstein, or President Trump. | |
| Now, she also goes on to debunk that Wall Street Journal report. | |
| Now, specifically in the transcript, she's being asked about Jeffrey Epstein's fiftieth birthday and how there were all these letters that were given to him for his fiftieth birthday. | |
| Now, she did get some discovery in one of her legal manners. | |
| And she's asked about that discovery. | |
| She's asked specifically if she remembers seeing a letter written by President Trump with an illustration included. | |
| And she herself says no. | |
| She doesn't recall ever seeing that letter. | |
| And she's someone who claims that she read through all this. | |
| Now, it's not just that, and this one, don't beat me up. | |
| I'm just a messenger. | |
| But she's also asked about any type of Epstein client list or any list overall. | |
| And Maxwell claims that there is no list. | |
| Interesting. | |
| Interesting. | |
| Now some more random things that came up during their discussion. | |
| Maxwell denies the charges that she solicited women, girls, for Epstein rather than Epstein being paid for business reasons. | |
| She also goes on to say that she did not see underage girls involved in any nonconceptual and inappropriate behavior. | |
| So again, incredibly not too strong these days. | |
| Maxwell says there has never also been any blackmail that was used against these people. | |
| She also described it as total BS. | |
| She also details that there was no surveillance footage found around the property, any cameras that would be inappropriate. | |
| She repeatedly says that. | |
| her definition of appropriate surveillance images or, I'm sorry, cameras would be cameras outside the property, not those inside the property in personal spaces. | |
| So she's denying that there's even black male folks not looking good. | |
| She also says that Larry Summer was a personal friend of Epstein. | |
| She goes on to say Maxwell thinks she met Alex Soros at an event but doesn't remember the exact context. | |
| So there's a lot. | |
| There's a lot, a lot, a lot that came up in all this. | |
| Nothing groundbreaking. | |
| Nothing we haven't personally told you about. | |
| I'll be joined by Ken Silva in just a few moments. | |
| We're going to do a deep dive into all this because he's also been looking at a couple of different angles from the Maxwell transcripts. | |
| Some of them were really funny. | |
| Like she even voluntarily mentioned the cartels. | |
| And then she quickly realized because she's in prison, you probably shouldn't even talk about the cartels. | |
| So she quickly corrected herself and shut it down. | |
| Blanche, not really digging much into her father potentially working for foreign entities, foreign agencies, came up again in the discussion. | |
| That's what Silva is going to talk about because he has done all the research behind that. | |
| He's done incredible reporting for Headline USA. | |
| So he's going to kind of a disappointment because we haven't heard much on that front. | |
| All right, folks. | |
| Now I went on X and I asked you all about your opinions about our government now owning ten percent stake in Intel. | |
| And it was very interesting. | |
| So I wanted to know what you guys thought about this. | |
| The administration announced this yesterday that they had purchased ten percent and now they own that ten percent stake in the company. | |
| And a lot of you are not very happy about this. | |
| And you are sounding off right now on my X page. | |
| Leave a comment, folks. | |
| I just wanted to kind of go over it to see how everyone else is feeling about it. | |
| Most of you feel very uncomfortable about this. | |
| In fact, even saying that you believe that this is a step towards communism. | |
| And I understand why you're very, very concerned. | |
| I saw Congressman Thomas Massey also talking about this earlier today. | |
| He doesn't even think that this is constitutional. | |
| He believes it's against the law and he looks to possibly challenge just that. | |
| So we'll see as that develops as well. | |
| Now, like I told you, lots going on. | |
| TSA, we're going to talk about them in just a few moments because there's a new report out that says TSA isn't making you any safer. | |
| And we've got all the information to back it up. | |
| Sonia Lebasco joins us next. | |
| Don't go anywhere. | |
| All right, I often talk about my, I guess I just don't like TSA, so I'm often voicing that and I'm always digginging up the dirt on TSA because I actually just think it's ineffective. | |
| And I think it's one of the many agencies that need to be broken up and dismantled. | |
| And there's just endless, endless evidence of that. | |
| Now, when you go over to the independent newsroom dot com, it's a newsletter website that I have, it's free. | |
| We give you the stories that you need to know about, and it goes directly to your inbox. | |
| And this was one of the stories that I dropped yesterday after going over the OIG report that just recently was released by DHS on TSA. | |
| There were several, I mean several alarming elements to all of this. | |
| And it seems like it's a never-ending security failure when it comes to TSA. | |
| And we're going to outline some of that for you today. | |
| First things first, what was one of the clearest things about this OIG report is how well, TSA really isn't good at delegating its roles to its agents. | |
| I mean, it's really just the trade rack of an agency. | |
| And it creates internal conflicts and tensions between both TSA and federal air marshals. | |
| And all of that is clearly outlined in this report. | |
| Now, they also say in this report, and this is a major issue, that TSA's investigations over misconduct allegations rarely really results in any type of accountability. | |
| Now, obviously, that is concerning because we've seen cases of misconduct and there's a lot of them. | |
| I mean, we're talking about over 177 cases that were allegedly opened on all of this. | |
| So again, we are extremely concerned. | |
| Joining me is a woman who is very concerned as well. | |
| Please welcome to the show, Sonia Lebasco, she's the executive director of Air Marshall National Council and she joins us now. | |
| Sonia, you have read through this OIG report. | |
| You've done all the digging on all of this. | |
| Let's focus on the first thing. | |
| We saw that TSA is being criticized for not holding its agents accountable when they're supposed to. | |
| What's that all about? | |
| Well, Brianna, this is a really concerning report. | |
| Now, this is the inspector general, Joseph Kafari, who's come out, and this was just recently. | |
| This has to do with the TSA Insider Threat Program. | |
| So an insider threat, just to describe what that is, it is a person that has secure access to a sensitive area of our infrastructure, whether it be at the airport, at the train station, at the port. | |
| It's someone who wears a credential badge. | |
| They've been vetted. | |
| So they have access to these areas within the body of the airport or at the train station that they don't have access that normal people would have. | |
| And what happens with insider threat, someone calls an insider threat report and maybe another employee reports that, hey, I saw an employee bringing bags through, you know, in the baggage area of the aircraft that they shouldn't have there. | |
| And these are the type of threats that are, we should be taking these extremely serious because nobody's breaking their access to go inside a secure area for any reason other than criminal activity, terrorism or any other type of illicit, illegal behavior. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And there have been cases of TSA agents being charged. | |
| I remember there was one you sent it over to me of TSA agents who have been criminally charged on this. | |
| And we're talking about 177 investigations that it looks like took place. | |
| Let me pull it up because again, that's all available right now. | |
| 177 cases records have been pulled up. | |
| And so this is all again on the independent newsroom dot com. | |
| We put this out there for you guys to go take a look at this yourself. | |
| But 21 of those allegations did not get referred for criminal misconduct. | |
| What is that specifically all about? | |
| I mean, Brianna, this is 21 cases of insider threat. | |
| These were valid insider threats where someone said, Now, this could be more than one person. | |
| We have organized crime groups that work within the airport, right? | |
| If you think about it, if there's a group in Newark working within a group in New York. | |
| These are people that have access to these secure areas. | |
| So they that we do have these organized elements of crime that work within the airport. | |
| That means there's 21 insider threats, not just misconduct or allegations, 21 insider threats that have not been cleared as we speak today. | |
| Yeah, I mean, that's extremely concerning given the threats that we have, not only, I mean, we have a ton domestically, but overseas. | |
| I mean, that is something that is really, really concerning, Sonia. | |
| And again, I mean, it sounds like the new administration has a lot of mess to clean up in that regard. | |
| So we'll see how they handle that. | |
| I'll get your take also on how we could resolve these issues. | |
| But I also wanted to ask you in regards to the other element in all of this. | |
| We saw that the report specifically is also calling out the communication issues between TSA and the Federal Air Marshals, specifically how, I guess, tasks aren't designated appropriately and how there's a lot of conflicts that have come up from all of this and tensions between both of these agencies has kind of brewed from all of this. | |
| What are some of the gray areas, I guess I should say, in regards to TSA not properly telling its agents what their roles are? | |
| Well, Brianna, we go back. | |
| Okay, so there's two agencies. | |
| There's two. | |
| There's an inner conflict right now and DHS, even the OIG Inspector General said that this turf war, basically, in TSA is impeding national security investigations. | |
| You've got the Federal Air Marshall Director Brian Belcher. | |
| We've heard his name many times. | |
| Remember, he's the guy that thought it was okay to put Tulsi on the Quiet Skies watch list. | |
| He's the guy that thinks it's okay that he's unarmed our air marshals. | |
| He's the guy that thinks it's okay that we're running out of ammunition. | |
| This is the same individual that's in charge of the insider threat program for TSA. | |
| So you've got the air Air Marshals on one side and then you've got the TSA Office of Inspections on the other side. | |
| So you have this turf battle going in between these two TSA components who will not cooperate. | |
| And because they won't cooperate, these threats are going unlooked at. | |
| They're wide open right now. | |
| We've got 21 insider threats. | |
| Gosh knows if that's one person or 10 people in a group working together somewhere in a secure area doing wrong. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And that's something that needs to be addressed. | |
| That's definitely a significant issue. | |
| I saw that this kind of concludes the report concludes by TSA agreeing on all six recommendations. | |
| that take those up. | |
| Briefly, if you could just describe what these recommendations are and are they enough to fix these issues? | |
| Well, those recommendations are not enough to fix these issues. | |
| Because let's face it, at the end of the day, Brianna, when a piece of paper, when a piece of paper impedes national security investigations, somebody needs to be fired. | |
| I mean, at the end of the day, there's no way that one piece of paper, this piece of paper, should stop a national security investigation from occurring. | |
| The other thing I wanted to point out to in regards to this report from the DHS OIG, but also from the Government Accountability Office, they did their own. | |
| separate report. | |
| There is no standardized operating procedures with either of these groups with TSA. | |
| There's no formalized training. | |
| There's no accountability. | |
| And there's no protocols. | |
| So 11.5 billion dollars. | |
| Where is the money going internally to try to keep individuals safe if our insider threat program can't even function properly? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, that's a legit question that should be asked. | |
| Sonya, we've got about thirty seconds. | |
| I kind of wanted to get your take on this. | |
| The new administration stepping in and trying to correct a lot of the issues, shutting on the quiet sky's list and so many other things that they've done behind the scenes. | |
| What can they do now to make these changes, to fix these issues? | |
| Well, they have to clean out all the Biden holdovers. | |
| You know, we've got all the upper executives, the senior executive service, Brianna, they're still in place. | |
| None of those individuals have been removed. | |
| So as long as those individuals are in place, they're going to resist the new administration. | |
| They're going to continue doing their thwarting any type of success that President Trump is going to have. | |
| And they're doing it. | |
| Look at what's happening right now in this insider threat program. | |
| Yeah, Sonia Lebasco, you're an incredible woman, my friends. | |
| And thank you so much for flagging this for me, because this is really a national security issue that needs everyone's attention. | |
| So thank you, Sonia, for all that you do. | |
| We appreciate it as always. | |
| God bless. | |
| Keep fighting, Brianna. | |
| We need you. | |
| Thank you, Sonia. | |
| Yeah, we need you too, girlfriend. | |
| So thank you so much. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| All right, folks, there's a lot more to unpack. | |
| Ken Silva joins us next. | |
| Rise and shine, patriots. | |
| It's another beautiful morning with a lot going on in the world. | |
| By the way, I actually have my tin foil kit. | |
| I just got it the other day when I was down at the studios. | |
| I'm very excited to show you what my tin foil hat looks like very, very soon. | |
| So make sure you guys grab one as well. | |
| But a lot going on in the world today. | |
| And I was scrolling to my X feed and I completely forgot about a story that involved. | |
| John Bolton and a Pakistani man allegedly looking to possibly kill President Donald Trump. | |
| And I wanted to bring this back to the surface. | |
| I think it's actually the perfect time to discuss just that. | |
| I'm talking about the 2024 plot where they said that, or the government alleged that a Pakistani man made his way into the United States with an elaborate plot to assassinate President Donald Trump. | |
| Now that man was arrested on july twelfth, 2024, the day before the assassination attempt on President Trump's life and Butler. | |
| Of course, you probably remember that. | |
| Now that Pakistani was allowed into our country, strangely enough. | |
| And if you're wondering why I'm saying he was allowed into our country, well, he was apparently talking to an FBI undercover agent online. | |
| Again, this is all the government's telling us. | |
| So keep in mind, this is the Biden DOJ talking about this. | |
| This individual, as fifth merchant, I think I got that right. | |
| The Pakistani man was released into our country, was detained the day before President Trump was almost assassinated and Butler. | |
| But interesting enough, not many people are talking about the FBI actually. | |
| Well, I mean, they knew he was came into our country back in April, according to reports. | |
| The FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force interviewed him when he arrived at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. | |
| And then for some reason he was allowed to be released into our country. | |
| Again, this man, this man was apparently an individual looking to hire someone to kill President Trump. | |
| So let's talk about the John Bolton angle. | |
| And the perfect person to do just that is Ken Silva, the headline USA editor. | |
| He is the one who brought this back to the surface, brought this back to my attention. | |
| And he has been doing all the digging into this. | |
| Ken, I want to thank you for jumping on with us today because I totally forgot about this story and you resurface it. | |
| You brought it back to the top for all of us to focus on. | |
| And obviously, after Bolton had his home run in Maryland. | |
| home rated that this is pretty relevant. | |
| So let's talk about Bolton's angle in all this because the story was kind of confusing because obviously this was the Biden DOJ going after this man and making all these allegations. | |
| But the FBI ultimately was the agency that released him after interviewing him into our country. | |
| And then it was their own undercover agent who was the one talking about potentially assassinating President Trump, it looks like. | |
| So break all this down for us. | |
| Yeah, that's right. | |
| And it's kind of ironic that John Bolton's now under pressure by the FBI when he once worked hand in glove with agents to fabricate the so-called Iranian plot. | |
| So the quick and dirty is, you know, we go back. | |
| to January 2020, the Trump administration assassinates Iranian general Soleimani. | |
| Ever since then, there have been all these reports that Iran wants revenge. | |
| They want to kill Mike Pompeo, John Bolton, and Donald Trump. | |
| And, you know, listen, I'm sure there are millions of Iranians that would like to see these guys dead. | |
| Whether the Iranian government has the capacity to assassinate a US official on American soil is a totally another matter. | |
| So far, we've seen no solid evidence of this. | |
| And moreover, you got to, you know, look. | |
| You gotta, you know, look at it from the point of view of the Iranian regime, a cost benefit analysis. | |
| You know, they're not dumb. | |
| They know that if they kill an US official, that spells the end for them. | |
| Trump would, you know, totally wipe out the entire country. | |
| In fact, that's what Trump said. | |
| He said, if Iran kills me, I've left instructions for JD Vance to destroy the entire country. | |
| You know, despite that in 2021, the Secret Service started affording John Bolton protection costing the taxpayers twenty thousand dollars a month in response to this purported Iranian threat. | |
| It's a year later. | |
| The DOJ announces that they uncovered an Iranian plot against Bolton and they indicted some. | |
| guy in Iran who, of course, will never be arrested, never appear in court, will never see the evidence because he's in Iran. | |
| But if you look at the indictment, it just doesn't pass the smell test. | |
| The case amounts to some guy in Iran talking on the internet with someone who he thought was a hitman in the US. | |
| It turns out the hitman was an FBI informant at one point in 2022. | |
| The FBI has the informant go to Bolton's house, take a picture, send it back to Iran, building the case. | |
| They keep talking. | |
| The Iranian eventually gets impatient, like, oh, when?, when are you actually going to do this? | |
| And then the DOJ wraps up the case, makes this big announcement. | |
| I think it was on 60 Minutes and everything. | |
| They interviewed Bolton, much to do about nothing. | |
| To top it off, it turns out that the agent in charge of this whole case in the Washington Field Office was Steven D'Antuono, who people might be familiar with that name because he led the Detroit Field Office in 2020 for the whole Whitmer Fednapping case. | |
| And then he was transferred to DC a month later. | |
| And he was the deputy there when January 6 goes down. | |
| D'Antuono led the investigation into the Capitol Hill. | |
| They never catch the suspect. | |
| De Antuono lies about getting corrupted evidence from the mobile phone companies. | |
| So just everything about this Bolton case smells just totally fony, totally fabricated by the FBI. | |
| And yeah, as you mentioned, this has kind of evolved since then. | |
| There have been several similar cases involving a purported plot to assassinate Trump. | |
| And we can get deeper into those if you want, but I'll this is long winded, so I'll pause and see if you have any questions. | |
| Yeah, no. | |
| I mean, you did a great job explaining all that. | |
| And the part that's so furious is we constantly have are seeing the FBI, and especially under the Biden regime, set up people online and then go after them and pretend like there's an extensive threat to officials. | |
| And it's really just the FBI pushing someone, poking them with a stick online to get them to do something so that they could cook up their numbers. | |
| I know FBI whistleblower Steve Fren is someone who's spoken out publicly about all this and how they do it. | |
| So I think it's very interesting. | |
| But you have the angle on specifically. | |
| We've got about thirty seconds before we go to our next topic. | |
| Tell us a little bit about the Trump angle and all that. | |
| Because you said that there were other assassination attempts, correct? | |
| Yeah, sure. | |
| So real quick. | |
| A Pakistani guy on July twelfth, 2024, the day before the Butler shooting, uh, or attempting to assassinate Trump. | |
| The dirty little secret in that is that he was let into the country in April on what's called a significant benefit parole program, which a reporter, John Solomon, did great work on this. | |
| This is like when you let someone into the country specifically because they're either an informant or because, you know, it's part of it, it's an elaborate sting operation. | |
| So he tries to hire two undercover agents, gets busted. | |
| He's been in solitary ever since. | |
| It looks like another Whitmercat case, except worse because a lot of the evidence is classified. | |
| because there's FISA and international angles. | |
| So, you know, it's to be the case is still ongoing. | |
| We're going to see how this plays out, but again, it smells like kind of Whitmer case on steroids. | |
| Yeah, all this is just really infuriating because we see this time and time again, so that's not surprising at all. | |
| I wanted to get your take to the Maxwell audio recordings that we heard yesterday, because well, it was quite interesting. | |
| We went into detail about a couple of the other angles, but you specifically were reporting yesterday on Jeffrey Epstein helping start the Clayton Foundation. | |
| What was that all about? | |
| Yeah, that's according to Maxwell with, you know, take her. | |
| word with a grain of salt. | |
| I did catch her in several lies, but she claims that, I think this is in the early 2000s. | |
| She's telling Bill Clinton like, you need your own Davos. | |
| She's referring to the World Economic Forum, the meeting where all the elites gather once a year. | |
| She's like, Bill, you need to do this yourself. | |
| And she also says that Jeffrey Epstein donated money to help get that operation running. | |
| You know, we all know the Clinton Foundation ended up being a conduit for the Clintons receiving donations in exchange for political favors. | |
| Adding intrigue to this is the recent FBI documents showing that the FBI had the goods on the Clinton Foundation in 2015, all the corruption evidence. | |
| But the DOJ stifled that investigation and chose to pursue RussiaGate instead, which is, you know, a whole other thread we could tug on. | |
| But yeah, that's the short and dirty of it. | |
| Yeah, not really surprising. | |
| Not really surprising at all. | |
| Ken Silva, you're doing incredible work over at Headline USA. | |
| Thank you for helping us understand all of that. | |
| I know it's a lot and you seem to do a great job at making it very simple for our audience and myself to even understand. | |
| So thank you for all the incredible work you continue to do. | |
| Folks, a lot going on in the state of Florida. | |
| I don't know if you're aware, but the LGBT plus whatever community, they're not very happy with government Governor Ron DeSanchez because their murals are getting painted over. | |
| Brendan Leslie joins us next. | |
| Good morning, everyone. | |
| Welcome back to the program. | |
| A lot happening when it comes to corrupt federal judges. | |
| We see it again and again. | |
| They're not happy with the Trump administration and they want to insert their own political agenda into just that. | |
| And they're trying to stop them from doing incredible things. | |
| I'm talking about flushing out all the illegal aliens in this country. | |
| There's millions of them. | |
| And obviously, we need all hands on deck. | |
| In the great state of Florida, they came up with the incredible idea of Alligator Alcaraz. | |
| Well, now an Obama appointed judge, Judge Kathleen Williams has just mandated the closure and she's also calling for it to be demolished within the next sixty days. | |
| She's of course citing environmental issues. | |
| It's an absolute joke, of course, but she's also claiming that they also need to stop doing intakes and stop taking in illegal aliens as well. | |
| How does a federal judge even have this level of authority? | |
| Joining me now to break down everything going on in the great state of Florida is Brendan Leslie. | |
| He's the founder of Florida Voice News and he's with us now. | |
| Brendan, thank you for jumping on so early in the morning because there's a lot going going on in the beautiful state of Florida, specifically this judge, Obama pointed judge, shutting down Alcaraz. | |
| As many of us know, this is like a great thing. | |
| Alcaraz was like one of the top things that the Trump administration was pushing out there. | |
| And it's really unfortunate, right, that we have these judges who are overstepping and trying to shut down their agenda. | |
| Obviously, the Trump administration is going to appeal this, but break down the latest in regards to her ruling. | |
| Yeah, essentially what they're doing is just looking for any ridiculous reason that they can put on paper that sounds okay to shut this down, such as environmental issues. | |
| Now listen, I'm a big conservationist. | |
| I've done a lot of work helping protect waterways going into the Everglades. | |
| But you have to keep in mind that this Alligator Alcatraz has been built on a piece of land that's already been there as an airport. | |
| It's like a landing strip for an airport. | |
| So it's not like they're going, like knocking down trees in the Everglades or injecting our waters with chemicals. | |
| Sure, you got more humans moving in and out, I guess. | |
| But at the end of the day, this is simply just they're looking for any ridiculous reason to cover their own butts in blocking this because obviously we can't let President Donald Trump, Governor Ron DeSantis be successful in deporting illegal aliens. | |
| Yeah, and they're looking to also expand these efforts and build more of these take in sites all around the state of Florida. | |
| And so I'd imagine that's probably another reason why she's trying to slow down their momentum. | |
| Has the Trump administration or governor Ron DeSantis commented on this thus far? | |
| Yeah, if from all signs the governor Ron DeSantis is going to appeal this, he's going to take it to the Higher Court. | |
| This is why we have such a great system here in America where if you get one ridiculous judge, you can take it to the Higher Court to get a real real ruling. | |
| So I don't expect Florida to stop Alligator Alcatraz any time soon. | |
| I'd be shocked if they did, maybe pause, maybe. | |
| But I think they're going to keep going. | |
| They're going to take this fight all the way to the end because Florida leads the way when it comes to deporting illegal aliens. | |
| I mean, I just saw something this morning about another two hundred illegal aliens arrested throughout the Panhandle. | |
| They're doing really good work. | |
| And you to your, you mentioned earlier that we're going to be opening up more places like Alligator Alcatraz in Florida. | |
| We did so, did so up in East Florida, I believe it was, and it's Deportation Depot. | |
| So they go from Home Depot to Deportation Depot, and then on the first plane back to where they came from. | |
| It's so crazy because we're not talking about they're just going after moms and children. | |
| They're looking to deport them. | |
| They're literally going after the worst of the worst. | |
| And I believe the last testic I saw was like seventy percent of these. | |
| individuals they are deporting have criminal backgrounds or they're currently being charged with a crime in this country. | |
| And so obviously these are people that we don't want in this country because they are either violent or they're just criminals. | |
| I mean, anyone who comes into our country legally is a criminal. | |
| And for some reason, Democrats just can't get that through their heads. | |
| So we'll continue to follow that as it unravels, but there's also another topic that's getting national coverage because Texas kind of led the way on all this by redrawing their congressional maps. | |
| And now Florida is looking to get their hands in this as well. | |
| They're looking to redraw those maps. | |
| And Democrats are not very happy with this. | |
| Of course, they're using the normal, oh, this is attack on our democracy narrative. | |
| But what is Florida currently doing looking at when it comes to redrawing those maps before the midterms? | |
| Yeah, I believe you got one, maybe two more extra seats you can get out of Florida because I would argue that it was gerrymandered against the Republicans and as great as our maps were, that we could still do better and the seat that I'm specifically talking about is in the Tampa Bay area. | |
| Look, I don't think there's anyone out there that trusts the 2020 census. | |
| I don't trust what citizens they counted. | |
| I think there's probably a bunch of illegals on there or voters that just don't exist anymore or never existed. | |
| So to me, I think it's worth looking. | |
| I really do feel that Florida can give us a more Republican favored district in the Tampa Bay because Tampa Bay, it's booming with Republicans. | |
| The registration efforts are neck and neck. | |
| Like we have really surged in that area. | |
| We flipped a major seat in the Florida Senate a couple of years back that gave the Florida Senate the super majority. | |
| So there's a lot of work to be done there and the Democrats, once again, are just going to look for any reason to lie and and pull on the heart strings and say that we're racial gerrymandering. | |
| And it's like, no, we're trying to actually follow the laws here and give proper districts. | |
| So I'm really Texas, bravo, bravo Texas. | |
| For the first time they were leading on something that Florida wasn't, but how Florida is going to be following suit. | |
| So I'm excited to see what happens. | |
| Yeah, I'm excited to see that too, because it's rare when Texas leads the way on something. | |
| And this was a good one to get going. | |
| Let's talk about something else. | |
| Let's talk about the LGBTQ Pride crosswalks that are all over the state. | |
| I know in Delaware Beach, I covered the crosswalk there and how they were looking to even send a kid who did a burnout on the crosswalk to prison for a year. | |
| It's absurd. | |
| That was Palm Beach County. | |
| But now we have the government stepping in, local government stepping in the state specifically saying that there are new requirements regarding that. | |
| You can't use state funds to do things like this. | |
| And now we see that the Florida Department of Transportation is painting over a lot of these murals and it's got folks in Orlando a little upset. | |
| What are you hearing? | |
| You know, it's Florida's message is pretty clear. | |
| Our roads are for transportation and not political ideology and messaging. | |
| We all pay for these roads, whether we live in Orlando or not. | |
| These are all our taxpayer dollars. | |
| So the Santos administration in the middle of the night, they painted over that crosswalk in Orlando and you expected it from the left. | |
| They're freaking out. | |
| And you mentioned that that guy that got put in jail for a year for doing a burnout. | |
| Are you joking with me doing a literally like think about this. | |
| They were put in jail for doing a burnout in a road. | |
| Like at the very worst, that should be a ticket, right? | |
| A traffic infraction. | |
| Yeah. | |
| The left cares more about silencing people that are against this radical trans agenda than they do in putting rapists behind bars and deporting them out of our nation when they're not supposed to be here. | |
| That just goes to show you how crazy they are and why you're seeing such a crazy shift. | |
| You can tie all our stories together that we just talked about in the last few minutes. | |
| I mean, they have these crazy ideas that are pushing so many normal people in the middle that just work nine to five. | |
| 9 to 5 don't really pay attention to the right because they just don't stand for this ridiculousness, like protecting illegal aliens, and such as this radical agenda with telling boys can be girls. | |
| So we're getting the exact reaction we expect from the Democrats. | |
| Florida Senator Carlos Guillermo Smith, who is basically our own version of AOC here in the state of Florida, lost his mind, went super viral about just how this is just an attack on democracy, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| It's the worst thing ever. | |
| But hey, I hope he keeps talking. | |
| I hope he keeps going viral. | |
| I'm going to keep posting his videos. | |
| It was one of my biggest videos this week. | |
| And you know what happens when we share that and expose that stuff? | |
| You see more people shift to the right, and then we can get more congressional seats for the GOP because we have more registered Republicans than Democrats for the first time ever in Florida history. | |
| And this is a model that I encourage the rest of America to continue to follow. | |
| That's why I'm applauding Texas for finally leading on a GOP cause because when you fight back good things happen. | |
| Republicans can maintain control. | |
| We just need to have a backbone for the first time ever. | |
| Florida does a really good job in having that backbone. | |
| Yeah, Brent and Leslie, it's about time Texas gets it together because they have been taken over by rhinoceroses, but they finally did something good. | |
| So we will celebrate just that. | |
| Thank you for all the great work you're doing in the beautiful state of Florida. | |
| We appreciate your time, especially because it's early in the morning for you. | |
| So thank you for jumping on with me. | |
| No problem. | |
| Always appreciate it, Brianna. | |
| All right, folks. | |
| When it comes to organ harvesting, this was a deeply concerning topic. | |
| And under the Biden administration, it looks like they were actually promoting it with their policy, the regime's increase that they were looking to push on organt transplant access model. | |
| Now that was a mandated program that just recently took effect in July of 2025. | |
| While America First Legal is looking to go over it and sift through all these documents, they just recently submitted a FOIA of requests. | |
| And they're looking to review because there's a lot of people who are speculating about this right now and have a lot of allegations about the program that it in fact incentivizes hospitals to booster their organ procedures. | |
| Now, obviously, folks, we know that's extremely, extremely dangerous and there should never be any financial gain in organ harvesting. | |
| And RFK Jr. talking about it on Newsmax just a few weeks ago, specifically outlining one case that he heard about. | |
| And that case specifically saying that a patient who was having their organs donated, woke up from the procedure, was quickly brought to the hospital where they later died. | |
| Obviously, that is completely disturbing. | |
| America First Legal is looking to dive into that and we'll bring you an update when they get their FOIA requests back. | |
| All right folks, that does it for me on this beautiful morning. | |
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