Donald J. Trump’s Georgia arrest looms as Maui wildfire survivors face police blockades, delayed aid, and accusations of systemic neglect amid 114+ deaths and 1,000 missing—including over 500 children. Meanwhile, the GOP debate saw Vivek Ramaswamy clash with Nikki Haley over Ukraine funding ($60B+), calling climate change a hoax while Trump’s election claims gain traction from allies like Christina Bobb, who alleges Georgia’s 2020 fraud involved illegal drop boxes and suppressed evidence. Grassroots activists push county-level reforms, framing 2024 as a fight against perceived federal corruption, with Jones pivoting to Infowars product sales—tying crises to his conspiracy-driven brand. The episode blurs disaster response failures with political warfare, suggesting elections are now just theater for deeper systemic battles. [Automatically generated summary]
And the only aid placards the locals could rely on, created by the locals themselves, were rapidly shut down.
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I just need to work.
And we are shutting down this record distribution.
And I know.
They leave their bar to be, I'm not sure, the reason.
It was the first two full days, almost three days, that it was only locals bringing supplies over to the west side of the island, where people were stranded.
And that whole time, they were also getting, you know, turned around by Coast Guard, turned around by police.
They had closed down.
So Lahaina is a very small town.
There's only one road in, one road out, and then or by boat.
And so they had basically covered all their exits.
You know, people were not, you know, getting in and getting out.
They were busting out evacuees, but I thought it was really strange that they only started doing that in the cover of night.
Very odd. While the liberal cult members continue to support the Biden money laundering scheme, as the compromised president costs the taxpayers over $140 billion.
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In the wake of what I just talked about, so much going on with Ukraine, and I know that, you know, our hearts are with Ukraine, also with, of course, people on Maui, but— As part of not only helping by fundraising, come and participate in our event.
Where is the president?
He decides to come here this week to come here next week.
I'm your host, Harrison Smith, InfoWars.com, band.video.
Debates, talk of the town, which will be our main focus here.
This is the first hour.
We'll take your calls. In the second hour, we'll be joined by Christina Bobb.
In the third hour, attorney, author, investigative reporter.
She's worked with Trump.
We'll talk to her about the legal situation in the country today.
Let's begin today, as we always do, with your daily dispatch.
Alright, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Thursday, the 24th of August, 2023.
Okay.
Takeaways from the first Republican debate, if you can even call it that.
CNN says, with Donald Trump skipping the first 2024 Republican presidential primary debate, eight of his primary rivals, most of them men wearing ties similar to the bright red one regularly worn by the former president, brawled for second place status Wednesday night.
Vivek Ramaswamy, the 38-year-old entrepreneur and first-time candidate, was alongside Florida Governor Ron DeSantis at the center of the stage, and he was the central figure for much of the night.
Ramaswamy clashed with former Vice President Mike Pence over his experience.
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley over foreign policy.
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie over Trump and more.
And because he has positioned himself as a defender of Trump, Ramaswamy was at times a stand-in for the former president who momentarily seated the stage Wednesday night, but will take it back Thursday when he turns himself in at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia as he faces election subversion charges.
When he talks about Joe Biden, he could have very well been hosting American Journal.
It was pretty good.
It was pretty... Pretty solid stuff overall.
Nothing bombshell. And I think the one major thing missing was Tucker Carlson asking him about the vaccine.
Would have been nice to see a little conversation about that.
He did ask him if he thought Jeffrey Epstein killed himself.
He asked if Donald Trump thought that the powers that be would kill him.
That was a pretty interesting question.
Series of questions. He actually asked him two times, succinctly, saying, you know, they've tried this, they've tried this, they've tried this.
Are you worried that they're just going to kill you?
And it's weird because it's like Trump has some sort of mental block that he doesn't even hear the question.
It's very weird.
Carlson's like, are you afraid they're going to kill you?
And it's Trump like...
Hey, there's a lot of problems in this country.
There's a lot of problems right now.
We need to fix it. It's like, are they going to kill you though, Trump?
Are you worried about the murderers who hate you actually killing you?
It's like he doesn't even hear it.
It's kind of weird.
I don't know if it's a strategy.
I don't know if it's like one of those things.
I mean, we kind of do it here a little bit where it's like you don't feed the trolls, right?
You don't give the murderers any idea.
You know, Trump doesn't want to be like, well, when I'm out playing golf, they could kill me really easily.
Maybe you don't want to give the murderers ideas.
Maybe there's an aspect of that.
Or maybe there's an aspect of just, like, fear response where he just cannot mentally even fathom being murdered by these people, which is weird because he seems to realize how ruthless and despicable they are.
I thought the highlight of the interview with Trump, and we'll show you the video a little bit later, was his comments about Ukraine, where he actually seems to have some modicum, some semblance of concern for the people being bombed in their homes.
He's just like, I don't care if you're Russian or Ukraine, there are people dying and we need to stop it.
Oh yeah, that's what it's like to have somebody who seems to actually care about humanity.
Wouldn't it be nice if he was in charge?
Meanwhile, speaking of Russia and Ukraine, Wagner chief Progozin presumed dead after Russia plane crash.
Russian mercenary leader Progozin was on the passenger list of a jet which crashed in Russia, killing all 10 people on board, Russia's civil aviation authority says.
Social media linked the Wagner mercenary group.
Links to his mercenary group say the private plane was shot down by Russian air defenses.
Purgosin died, quote, as a result of actions of traitors to Russia, the Grayzone Telegram channel posted.
Purgosin led an aborted mutiny against Russia's armed forces in June.
However, some experts in Russia and abroad suggest the revolt was staged and Purgosin abandoned his, quote, justice march on Moscow after direct orders from President Vladimir Putin.
Wednesday's crash in the Tever region, northwest of the capital of Moscow, comes in the same day that Senior Russian General Sergei Suravikin is reportedly sacked as Air Force Chief.
And we'll get into this a little bit later as well.
Very mysterious plane crash taking out the supposed leader of that plane.
That little aborted rebellion that took place.
Although, to call it an aborted rebellion, I mean, he got closer to marching on Moscow than just about anybody since Napoleon.
So, there's that.
Then we have two more stories.
Then we have this. Rutgers University faces brutal backlash for nonsensical student COVID vaccine mandate.
Has there ever been a quicker Alex Jones was right turnaround time?
I mean, he makes the claim Friday.
In less than a week, it has come to pass.
Usually you've got to wait decades for these prophecies to come to fruition, but...
Things are moving quicker these days.
New Jersey's Rutgers University is facing intense criticism after it recently announced that it will disenroll students who do not show proof of having received a COVID vaccine despite the fact that the CDC has admitted that the shots do not stop transmission of the virus.
Maybe it was never about the effectiveness of the vaccine in the first place.
Maybe that's more likely.
I just want to remind you, when a law is unjust, it is your duty to disobey it.
There are still COVID cards floating around out there.
Which is crazy.
Finally, we have this story.
China bans seafood from Japan after a nuclear plant starts releasing wastewater.
So they have started to release the Fukushima wastewater into the ocean.
This has led China to ban seafood from around Japan.
The tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant began releasing its first batch of treated radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean on Thursday, a controversial step that has prompted China to ban seafood from Japan, which I guess to them is fine because, as we've reported, they have entire floating cities off the coast of places like Peru and Argentina where they are harvesting fish and wildlife in the ocean to extinction.
So there's that.
We don't need seafood from Japan.
We're depopulating ocean life around the world.
In response to the wastewater release, Chinese custom authorities banned seafood from Japan.
Custom authorities announced Thursday the ban started immediately and will affect all imports of aquatic products, including seafood, according to the notice.
Authorities say they will dynamically adjust relevant regulatory measures as appropriate to prevent the risk of nuclear contaminated water discharge to the health and food safety of our country.
Yet another story that InfoWars has been on top of since it began.
The Fukushima power plant, by the way, was an inside job.
Last night was the first presidential debate, Republican primary debate.
I don't want to say it was eight losers on the stage, but We're winners, so if they're not in first place, if you ain't first, you're last, as we all know.
Let's just go to some of these clips here in case you missed it.
I mean, you had to make a choice, didn't you?
You had to choose whether to watch Donald Trump be interviewed by Tucker Carlson, which I did, or you got to watch a bunch of second-placers snipe at each other.
I saw somebody on Twitter saying, you know, strictly out of physiognomy, this guy's got a good chance for that last guy.
I legit don't know who he is.
Who is he? The governor of somewhere?
Doug Bergram, North Dakota.
Can we bring up his face?
I want to tell you why he looks like he might be a president.
If we can bring up just the image of that last guy.
He looks like George Washington.
You guys see this? He looks like a modern George Washington.
Have you all seen the thing where they do like if the founding fathers were modern presidents and they will have like a photoshopped picture of George Washington in a modern suit?
He looks like George Washington.
Anybody else see that? Sometimes that's all that it takes, but no, nobody's even talking about him.
Nobody's talking about Tim Scott. Nobody's talking about anybody but Vivek Ramaswamy and to some degree Ron DeSantis and to a lesser extent Nikki Haley in that she had some We are going to take a brief moment and talk about the elephant not in the room.
President Trump, I believe, was the best president of the 21st century.
It's a fact. And Chris Christie, honest to God, your claim that Donald Trump is motivated by vengeance and grievance would be a lot more credible if your entire campaign were not based on vengeance and grievance against one...
That's so funny. All right, we can pull that down.
So that was a different clip.
I obviously just saw it.
It was them asking about supporting Donald Trump.
And it's like, sure, there's a weaponized DOJ that's imprisoning their political opponents and even those political opponents' lawyers for offering them legal advice.
Sure, there's an out-of-control FBI and CIA spying on our politicians and raiding the houses of Family men and grandmothers in middle America for daring to carry out peaceful protest.
Sure, our entire country is being taken over by psychopathic tyrants who are willing to abuse and distort and flagrantly break the law in pursuit of their political power.
But Trump's kind of rude.
So, I mean, it's in the balance, right?
I mean... Country being taken over by psychopaths, using the legal system to destroy opposition.
Trump kind of rude.
So, I mean, which one do we really care about here?
Just, it's absurd that this is even a question.
We'll go now to clip number, I'm trying to find one that we have time to get to.
Let's shut down the head of the snake, the Department of Education.
Take that $80 billion, put it in the hands of parents across this country.
This is the civil rights issue of our time.
Allow any parent to choose where they send their kids to school.
End the teachers' unions at the local level to allow public schools to compete.
And then revive our national identity where every high school senior should have to pass the same civics test that, frankly, every immigrant, including my mother, had to pass in order to become a citizen of this country.
And the fact of the matter is, look, there's a part of education policy that also rests with the family.
I didn't grow up in money.
But you know the word privilege gets used a lot?
Well, you know what? I did have the ultimate privilege of two parents in the house with a focus on educational achievement.
And I want every kid to enjoy that.
So part of the problem is we also have a federal government that pays single women more not to have a man in the house than to have a man in the house, contributing to an epidemic of fatherlessness.
And I think that goes hand in glove with the education crisis as well, because we have to remember, education starts with the family, and the nuclear family is the greatest form of governance known to mankind.
We're going to continue to show you some clips from yesterday's debate for second place.
In the next segment, we'll get into some clips of the Trump interview, which was far more entertaining and interesting.
Thank you.
Even Trump's response as to why he wasn't at the debate is very funny.
He's like, some of these people have 2%.
I have 75% supposed to get up there and get yelled at by eight bozos?
I don't think so. I loved it.
I loved it. It was really fantastic.
And again, one of the most impactful things I thought, and we'll show you the clip in the next segment, was when he talks about Ukraine.
He talks about just how mad, how insane all of this is.
And he shows what apparently is lacking from the entirety of our political elite, which is empathy for his fellow human beings.
As he talks about, can you imagine being in some apartment and having a cruise missile fly into it?
Like, this is what's happening. I don't care if they're Russian or Ukrainian.
We have to stop the killing.
Should be, like, the number one topic of the debate.
Our headlong dash towards World War III. And an inevitable nuclear exchange with Russia for, again, literally no discernible reason other than that Ukraine is an extremely useful, corrupt state that our political elite take advantage of to launder money and sex traffic.
So let's go to clue number four here.
This is Haley and Ramaswamy going toe-to-toe over Ukraine funding.
Governor Haley, you did not raise your hand, meaning that you would support more funding for the Ukraine war.
You have said of Governor DeSantis that you didn't appreciate it when he initially called it a territorial dispute.
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Why? First of all, the American president needs to have moral clarity.
They need to know the difference between right and wrong.
They need to know the difference between good and evil.
When you look at the situation with Russia and Ukraine, here you have a pro-American country that was invaded by a thug.
So when you want to talk about what has been given to Ukraine, less than 3.5 percent Of our defense budget has been given to Ukraine.
If you look at the percentages per GDP, 11 of the European countries have given more than the U.S. But what's really important is go back to when China and Russia held hands, shook hands before the Olympics and named themselves unlimited partners.
A win for Russia is a win for China.
We have to know that.
Ukraine is the first line of defense for us.
And the problem that Vivek doesn't understand is he wants to hand Ukraine to Russia.
He wants to let China eat Taiwan.
He wants to go and stop funding Israel.
You don't do that to friends.
What you do instead is you have the backs of your friends.
Ukraine is the front line of defense.
Putin has said if Once Russia takes Ukraine, Poland and the Baltics are next.
That's a world war.
We're trying to prevent war.
Look at what Putin did today.
He killed Pergozin.
When I was at the U.N., the Russian ambassador suddenly died.
This guy is a murderer, and you are choosing a murderer over a pro-American country.
All right, hold on. We'll let Vivek here respond in just a second.
I just have a few things to say about that first.
What she said was that Ukraine is a pro-American country that Russia invaded.
Well, it's a pro-American country in that American forces and American citizens overthrew the pro-Russian government and installed pro-American forces.
Patsies in place.
It's a puppet country of the United States.
The question is, what do they do for us?
If someone's just like, we like America, suddenly we have to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to defend them.
There should be some sort of What type of friend is Ukraine?
What type of friend is Israel?
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Let's also talk about the statement she made where she said a win for Russia is a win for China.
Well, a weak Russia needs to partner with China, whereas a strong Russia does not necessarily need to partner with China.
It's like you think that would have happened if it weren't for the aggressive NATO expansion into Ukraine that forced Russia's hand.
Like you think that the restrictions that we've put on Russia that have forced it into China's hands like they cause these problems.
And then they claim that these problems are why we need to keep doing what we are doing that caused the problem in the first place.
And she said multiple times, like this must be one of those workshopped sayings, right?
This is probably on her little note card.
Ukraine is the front line of defense.
For who?
For Ukraine? Ukraine's front line of defense for Ukraine?
For us? We're at threat?
We have to fight them over there so we don't fight them over here?
Do you think they went through all of their old statements that have been long discredited and are now...
More than mockery, right?
If you're not with us, you're against us.
We fight them over there so we don't fight them over here.
Like these things that have been, these sayings that have been used to get us into pointless, useless, expensive, devastating wars in the past, they realize they can't use those, so they sort of reformulate them a little bit.
Can't say fight them over there, fight them over here.
People get how bad that sounds.
Let's say it's the front line of defense.
Keep saying it's the front line of defense.
See if that works.
And I mean, in a true Orwellian fashion, we have to stay at war in Ukraine to prevent war.
See, war is peace.
If we're not at war in Ukraine, then it'll be world war.
If we don't antagonize Russia into open conflict with NATO, as we expand NATO, as we welcome new members into NATO, ever creeping closer to the Russian border, if we don't do that, then it'll be world war.
If we don't do the thing that's leading us towards World War, it'll be World War.
Thanks, idiot. Also, I mean, how funny is it what conspiracy theories are allowed and what's not?
Obviously, I think it's very likely that the Pergosian plane crash was Putin.
It probably was a designed assassination.
But there's as much evidence for that as there is evidence that we blew up the Nord Stream pipeline or the 9-11 was an inside job.
It's just funny how people who will go out of their mind if you just suggest that maybe we didn't tell the whole truth about a certain event.
And they're just like, what? How dare you?
They just go out on TV and are like, Putin killed Purgosian today.
I mean, they're talking about Russia as if it is evil incarnate, in part because they do things like arrest Nalvani, or whatever that guy's name is.
By the way, it's just a straight-up spy.
You can just look at this dude.
He just... Literally, it's just like, he was born in Russia, and then he moved away when he was young, and he worked in American and Western law offices until he returned to try to take on Putin.
And it's like, okay, so he's a spy.
He's a spy is what he is, so they arrest him.
Meanwhile in America, you've got mugshots of not just Rudy Giuliani, who is, I remind you, a legendary American hero.
Single-handedly destroyed the mob in New York City.
In any reasonable timeline, this dude would be Attorney General, right?
I mean, 20, 30 years ago, he single-handedly takes out the New York mob.
And now he is being mugshotted.
For daring to question a rigged election.
And it's not just him, it's the...
It's Sidney Powell.
It's lawyers being arrested for giving legal advice to their clients.
It is the most extreme betrayal of civil liberties, overreach...
Of a government, not just in America.
I mean, outside of communist places like China, where they do this regularly and you don't ever hear about it.
Totally unprecedented.
Again, the number of things that should be the priority of the opposition party, that when completely ignored or even co-signed by the people on stage, it really shows you the necessity of having somebody like Donald Trump You just reset and realign the perception on all of these topics, instances. So Forbes has this story.
Trump's interview with Tucker Carlson has more than 150 million views on X. They say here's why that's misleading.
They talk about the fact that you can't really tell who watched the whole time, how much they watched of it.
X used to make the number of video views public but appeared to get rid of that feature in May.
And even then it referred to the number of people who watched at least two seconds of a video with at least 50% of the video player in view rather than the whole video.
That means it's likely far fewer users actually watched Trump and Carlson's video than the number that viewed the tweet.
The number of direct engagement with the post is significantly lower than the number of views with 148,000 reposts and 536,000 likes as of 7 a.m.
Thursday. So what we can say is it's somewhere between half a million and 154 million, somewhere in that realm.
I think it would be smart of Elon to come out with the actual numbers, even if it's just of this interview.
Just to do a post today showing sort of the back end.
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Because you can see it. Average watch time would probably be the best indicator.
You can't actually tell how many people viewed it.
And actually, in some cases, they just take like a small sample like the Nielsen ratings.
It's just like a couple thousand households and they extrapolate that to the wider population.
It's all a rough estimate as well to watch.
The takeaway is probably more popular and more watched than the entire debate and probably one of the most viewed interviews of all time was this interview with Tucker Carlson and Donald Trump.
They did get into some territory that Is rarely ventured into.
And we can go first to clip number 13.
A question that Tucker Carlson asked twice to Donald Trump.
I think the people of our country don't get enough credit for how smart they are.
And I'm not sure I would have said this ten years ago.
But they get it, you know?
They really get it. When somebody gets indicted, your poll numbers go down.
When somebody gets indicted, you announce, ladies and gentlemen, I'll be leaving to spend time with my family and to fight for the rest of my life on this stuff.
But you're out of politics.
I got indicted four times.
All trivia, nonsense, bullshit.
It's all bullshit. It's horrible when you look, and you look at what they're doing.
The boxers hoax.
I'm covered by the Presidential Records Act.
I'm allowed to do exactly that.
He's not covered, and he's got 25 times the number of boxers.
And he's got them stored in Chinatown.
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He's got them stored in a garage underneath his Corvette.
I represent everybody. I'm the president of everybody.
But I've seen what they do.
I've seen the lengths that they go to.
When they make up the Russia, Russia, Russia, when that's exposed and they go down and Barr should have gone after them and other people should have gone after them.
And they did very late.
Because the Durham report came out.
It was fairly good.
It could have been a lot tougher, I guess, but it was fairly good.
But it explained how corrupt it was.
I'll tell you who did a great job was the Inspector General Horowitz.
He did a phenomenal report.
You didn't have to go to Durham. He did it on Comey and on, I guess, McCabe and some others.
And it was a vicious...
It was basically a true report, how bad they are.
But these people are sick people.
These are people that...
I think they hate our country.
You want to know the truth? When you see open borders, when you see these policies that they have, and so many other things, it's so sad to see.
You know, we have a country that's very fragile right now.
He's had a lot of good stuff like that, where he's like...
You know, they hate our—he's like, I really think they hate our country.
I mean, it's the only way to explain it.
Or he'll say, like, you know, Gavin Newsom doesn't have a good record.
California is not doing well right now.
He's like, but at the end of the day, I'm not sure that matters.
He's like, I don't think it matters if you're a failure or bad.
He's like, he looks good. He's got a nice smile, and he's charismatic, and that's all the Democrats care about.
Even when your record is just abysmal failure after abysmal failure, I don't think it matters.
These people don't care about whether your policies are actually good or not.
He said stuff like that.
But again, he's asked the question twice.
Neither time he even remotely approaches the possibility of him being killed, even though it is clearly within the realm of these, as he puts it, savage animals.
If I was Trump, I would say something like, message to my supporters.
If they kill me, gloves off.
Do what you gotta do.
If they put a bullet in my head, if my plane goes down, you have my permission to go absolutely insane and kill all of them.
That's what I would say.
I would guard myself.
I would surround myself with the shield of the Second Amendment and say, they won't kill me.
If they kill me, the American people will kill them.
I don't think that's a threat. This is how you're supposed to threaten somebody once you're dead.
Alright folks, we're going to take your phone calls throughout this second hour.
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And while we wait for the phone lines to fill up, I do want to go to just another clip that once again shows why I'm telling you, hey, Donald Trump, if you avoid prison and don't win the presidency, I think you might have a place at Infowars.
Here's him making fun of Kamala Harris, clip number 12.
Yes, we are still dealing with the fallout of the dueling events yesterday.
If there's...
The country may be going down in flames.
We may be experiencing the full-fledged, tyrannical, despotic takeover of single-party rule as Trump is slated to be arrested and get his mugshot taken today.
And as the runner-up debate just descends into screeching about why we should send foreign countries all of our money, it's kind of ridiculous.
But I can tell you one group of people that are benefiting wildly from this, that's the Babylon Bee.
The Babylon Bee is just having a field day.
And it's actually not a good thing when you go to the trending article tab on Twitter and half or more of the articles are Babylon B. Because, like, the news is so silly, you might as well read the parodies.
Republicans gather to debate who will lose to Trump in a distant second.
Republican debate to see who's going to lose to Biden in a landslide mail-in vote in the middle of the night.
CDC announces deadly new election Eurocron COVID variant.
Confused Mike Pence under the impression he's running for president of Ukraine.
I'm telling you, half of the headlines in the trending tab are from Babylon B. The other half could be from Babylon B because that's how silly all of this is.
Let's go now out to your phone calls.
I'm going to take as many phone calls as possible in this second hour before welcoming Christina Bob in the third hour.
I want to get your input on the Trump interview and the debates.
Let's go to Al in Michigan.
Al in Michigan says he disagrees with Trump.
What do you disagree with Trump about, Al?
Thanks for calling in. You're on the air. Hey, thanks for taking my call.
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I just wanted to say that I don't trust Trump.
And I wanted to point out that Trump was educated at Jesuit Fordham University.
And he sends his children to Jesuit Georgetown University.
And he had a secret meeting with the Pope at the Vatican when he was president.
And so I think he's a dirty Jesuit, and we shouldn't trust him.
Yeah, every building in New York you had to deal with the mafia, which is why he's so suited to deal with the New World Order mafia that operates just like a mafia, the same way that Rudy Giuliani undid the entire mafia in the 80s.
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He didn't, though. Giuliani covered up 9-11, and he just put in a new mafia.
A Jesuit joke. All right, well, thanks for your input.
I don't agree, but that's, you know, that's why we open up phone lines.
Thank you for the call, Al.
Let's go to John in Minneapolis.
He wants to talk about Trump's looming assassination.
Go ahead, John. You're on the air. Hi, Harrison.
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Howdy. You can hear me, I assume.
Very well, thank you. Okay.
So... With nuclear war, they talk about mutually assured destruction, and that's what prevents nuclear war.
Now, with this assassination thing, I think we need to normalize what you said a few minutes ago, is that, you know, first of all, you better qualify yourself and rephrase what you said.
Yeah, you put it in, you said, I think Trump should say this.
I am also saying that if I am assassinated to go fight these people...
Now, yeah, of course. Of course, I'm saying if I was Trump, yeah.
I mean, I'm saying there is a very real threat that Trump really is going to be assassinated, and if he wants to, like you just said, like mutually assured destruction and shield himself with the American people, I would not blame him for a second for doing that.
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That's right. And here's the thing.
I feel that there is a ton of people that will go off the rocker, whatever.
Their mainspring is going to break if they assassinate him.
And I think that we have to normalize that situation so that people know that, hey, that's not going to be an option.
Okay? But we do have to be careful when we talk those kind of words, like you said.
I mean, I don't know that legally you're covering yourself to say, well, I said it as if he should say that, not that I'm saying it or whatever.
But we do need to normalize that concept because they better know that we are going to go off the rails if something like that happens.
And I also take it to where if they somehow legally keep him off the ballot or say he can't be president, the same thing is going to happen.
I don't know about that, but I don't think it's a matter of what one person wants or another person wants.
I think it's a reality that the powers that be recognize.
I've said it before on this show where it's like, why do they say white conservative men are the number one threat?
Because we are.
Because it's true.
Because if they do something that pisses off to an egregious degree, The hundreds of millions of white Christian men that still exist in this country that are extremely heavily armed, like, that is the biggest threat to them right now.
I mean, other countries aren't a big threat.
They can't invade the country without permission.
They can't, you know, they don't pose a threat to the people in power, but the regular people do.
I mean, you just have to imagine if January 6th, like, what if everybody in January 6th brought their guns?
Like, what? That'd be, yeah, there's a reason they're so scared of that eventuality, because It's terrifying to them and it's a very real threat.
It's not about whether you support it or not.
It's just reality. And so I think they recognize.
I've said for years, like, I didn't think they were ever going to kill Trump while he was president or anything because I think they run the calculation and they go...
They type into the big quantum algorithm, like, what happens if Trump is killed?
What happens if Trump just dies?
Like, I think they're terrified of Trump even just having a legitimate natural heart attack and falling over dead because the American people won't buy it.
They'll get blamed either way.
So it's almost like they're in this position where, like, they have to try to get rid of Trump but also not let anything really bad happen to them because no matter what happens, they're going to get the blame for it and the people of America are going to be pissed at it.
I hope it's clear that's the literally last thing any of us should want.
I mean, that's death on a massive scale.
That gives them the excuse to come in with the UN. I mean, it's sort of a terrifyingly precarious situation America's in.
The people who want to destroy America know they could by killing Trump and then having America go crazy and start a civil war.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, we are continuing to take your calls and reactions to the debate and the interview with Trump last night.
I've been very pleased with all the calls we've gotten over the last couple of days, couple of weeks.
They have really been good.
Even the ones that don't like me and have mean things to say, I think it's nice.
It is one of those things where it's like, it's not fun getting called an anti-Semite, obviously.
Or being told I don't hate the Jesuits enough.
The crew and I were just talking about this.
It's the balance of hate that you have to have.
Some groups you hate too much, some groups you don't hate enough.
It's complicated. I don't like getting called an insemite, but it is nice to be able to reaffirm that I don't hate anybody.
When you get these accusations, it gives you a chance to say, actually, I love the Jewish people.
Maybe I don't say that enough.
I love Jews. Hey, you know what?
I even love Jesuits. What do you think about that?
They're humans too. Let's go to CJ. I take that back.
I hate Jesuits. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I said a flash forward of all the calls I'm going to get.
Down with the Jesuits.
CJ in Florida, thank you for calling in.
You're on the air. Irish, that's funny.
unidentified
Is it because you knew I'm going to call and talk about that too?
Okay, so I heard the last two calls, and I'm like, listen, first of all, I like the way you actually run the show in that you speak your mind, you let them speak, and you don't mind going back and forth.
That's what we want. That's what we like.
That's what we're here for, yeah. Yeah, we need that, you know, because people need that healthy dialogue and exchange.
We're going to be in trouble.
Now, what I want to ask you, before I even get into anything, was to say, Is there any way possible you guys can make a sort of link where you can link people who are looking for jobs, who don't like what's happening in the system, and employers who are looking for employees to work together?
Because what I look at from the debate last night and other stuff happening around the world, I remember talking about a split.
We may need to do a split whereby people who want to work and do things one way and to have their own livelihood have to be separate from those who don't want to, who don't care, but the world want to burn and destroy everything.
Iron Dome's Protection00:05:55
unidentified
Because we're living in an upside-down, bizarre world it's looking like right now.
Well, let me just say on that first, somebody has done something like that.
I mean, people have made, like, dating apps where it's, like, conservative dating apps.
I think there's been something like that where it's, like, an Indeed or it's, like, a hiring service, but it'll service the blacklist of the people who have...
Alternative viewpoints, you know, traditional viewpoints that were totally normal 10 years ago.
You know, that's not really in our purview, but we'd be happy to, you know, help spread it if somebody else makes that.
And of course, you know, even without a service specifically for that, what we want to do is build communities and talk to each other and become friends and say, hey, you need a job?
You know, my uncle needs to hire somebody.
You know, as long as we build a community, that will manifest naturally.
unidentified
I mean, that's what we seem to need, because even being like an Amish country, we need to get off of this stuff.
Because right now, the way the world is shaping, including America, people are taking sides.
And again, as you just mentioned, if something happens to Trump, fascination-wise, or something bad like that, I pray it never happens, because I love Trump.
I actually like his fighting brash style.
But as the two colleagues mentioned, I want you to be possible.
Take Leo Zagami and study what they call Hegelian dialectics and the Jesuit and the Jesuit oath.
Because remember, the Pope right now says, if you want to know about me, study the Jesuits.
The Jesuits have an oath to kill, murder, destroy, anything they need to do to usurp governments and take over society anyhow they want to.
They run the world, put it simply, okay?
God is on top there, but man kind of made some choices, and the Jesuits run the world.
And you ask the Vatican, El Papa, ask him what this La Dato Si means, okay?
But going to the debate, Vivek Ramasamy, I saw the debate last night.
I saw a little bit of Trump and Tucker, and I'm like, this is a joke.
The Republicans are like, that's a joke.
The amount of fakers up there all look fake, except Vivek, I have questions on him, but I like him and Ron DeSantis to some degree how it goes.
Vivek, I'm like, I'm happy he's speaking so boldly and raised his hand off time.
I said, listen, yeah, I will pardon him.
Yeah, I will do this. And look at Nikki Haley.
Fake! He's over there talking about...
Yeah, I mean, you can look at it.
Every time he said something, they tried to go and attack him because he said, hey, I'm willing to say what you don't want to say.
They know what he's saying is true.
Christy, Chris Christy, during the storm and during the COVID stuff.
You remember him? Laying on the beach with his family whenever he wants to lock down inside.
But they said, here's something interesting.
You notice a pattern also? Almost all the main leaders or players who helped to bring in the COVID stuff...
Do you notice how they all kind of stepped down?
Like, they all had a bad reaction.
Bill Gates got separated.
And you remember in the Netherlands, one step down over there.
You're right, yeah. In the meantime, Trump got invited.
I haven't really thought about all that. You know, Cuomo left the stage.
Yeah, no, you're making a bunch of good points, CJ. Honestly, you're making a lot of good points.
I really appreciate this call. I do want to get to other calls.
I don't want to give you, you know, all the time in the world, but I really appreciate it.
Your calls are always very good, raised a lot of good...
I agree. I mean, I really like a lot of the stuff Vivek has done.
Every time I say that, people come out just like, you idiot!
Really, Vivek? You moron!
George Soros funds Vivek!
He's a snake! And it's like, okay, but he also goes...
I'm down with that. I like that.
I think that's good, and we need to see more of that.
I'm not about to give him my firstborn son.
Thank you so much for the call, CJ. Very good, as always.
Let's go to Chaz in New York.
You want to talk about the little spat that Vivek and Haley had about aid to Israel.
Go ahead, Chaz. You're on the air.
unidentified
Yeah, so I live in upstate New York in a good red area of New York.
I am a citizen of Israel.
I lived there for three years.
I had to get citizenship there in order to remain there to be a family.
So I do have some feelings about this, you know, especially because I had rocket fire, you know, fired upon me and had to deal with the air raid sirens and all that.
You know, people were just talking about the booms and all that.
You know, thankfully, Iron Dome protected all of us and everything.
And I'm against aid to Israel.
Like... You know, the huge military aid that we give to them.
Because that just gets spent in, like, all sorts of ridiculous ways, but when it comes to, like, the reciprocal things, you know, that Vivek was talking about, you know, where Iron Dome has actually protected our military abroad, and I've I've seen and heard stories about that.
So, the whole thing's kind of weirdly framed, isn't it?
Because Vivek's statement, which itself is a little bit wishy-washy, but he basically says, I want to get Israel to a point that we don't need to send them aid, right?
That was his statement.
He said, by 2028, they won't need our billions of dollars because the Middle East will be safe.
Like, isn't that the ideal?
That's what I want. I want you to not have to have an Iron Dome.
I want you to not have to...
unidentified
Yeah, they are like, you know, supposedly white...
The good old days. We go back out to your phone calls now.
Get your take on...
The events, Old Dude in Missouri, thank you so much for holding over.
You had some personal notes on the debate.
Thanks for calling in, Old Dude.
You're on the air. Hey, man.
unidentified
So, yeah, I think that was the point in the debate where Christy Cream said that he had had enough already, and he probably had.
I think Chris Christie is really there just for the hospitality room access.
Oh, no. For real.
And one of the things that really hit me when I first saw Christy Cream up there was that that dude is a woe beast, and honestly, the sheer lack of self-control disqualifies him from being president.
Yeah. Why is he even there?
But Vivek, he stole the show.
And everything he was saying was really resonating with the American people.
And I feel like that was basically his interview with the American people to be Trump's vice president candidate.
It makes sense that he would do that.
That would make up for the age discrepancy and some of the things that people may accuse him of lacking.
And he was kind to Trump.
When they asked who would support Trump, Vivek was the first one to raise his hand with no hesitation.
And then you had Nikki Haley and Tim Scott came to the party a little late, and Burgum and DeSantis and Pence.
They also raised their hand and said they would support Trump.
But then Chrissy Green and Asa and Nikki and Burgum, they said that Pence was right in not sending the votes back to the states when the election was in question.
And then when we watched the Trump interview last night, it came out that they actually changed the rules to make it where the vice president doesn't even have that authority anymore.
Yeah, we've covered that as well, and you're right, this did come up during the Tucker interview, and Trump talks about what Thomas Jefferson did, where apparently Thomas Jefferson, when there was a state up for, you know, that was being debated over, he was like, you know what? Your votes are going to me, actually.
Actually, I'm taking those votes.
Trump's like, we could have done that.
I didn't even want to do that. He's like, I could have.
But I didn't ask him to do that.
I asked him to send it back. So yeah, he did talk about that.
And we've talked about that. Almost every time we talk about January 6th, we try to lay the groundwork of saying how not just the election was rigged, there was a legitimate reason for people to be mad and to go protest.
Maybe not a legitimate reason to attack anybody, obviously, or do violence, but certainly a very valid grievance to be redressed by the government in line with the First Amendment.
But we've also talked about the political machinations that went on behind the scenes and that was one of them.
They actually rewrote the law to prevent that from happening in the future, meaning that it could have happened.
And even Pence said that.
He admitted that. We showed the...
Interview on CNN or whatever where he's going, they wanted me to send it back to the states and I thought that would have been so chaotic I didn't want to do it.
He didn't say it was illegal. He didn't say he didn't have the authority.
He said it would have been too chaotic so he didn't do it.
Of course he had the legal right to do it until they changed the law to prevent that from happening again.
Good point. Thank you so much.
Old dude from Missouri.
Appreciate that. Let's go to Pat in Florida now.
Again, we're just going to be talking about the debate and the Trump interview today.
Pat in Florida, thanks for calling in.
unidentified
You're on the air. Good morning, Harrison.
I love your show, and yesterday's show was amazing how you answered all those people that were arguing against you.
But I just had a thought concerning—and I did not watch any of it.
I went to bed. I DVR'd it.
I'm going to watch everything today.
But your thought about Tucker asking Trump about, you know, isn't he afraid they're going to kill you or whatever he said— I think it was so smart of him not to answer that because, you know, this is a spirit war, a spiritual war.
Not only is she a beautiful woman to look at, but that was just, you know, he had so much spirituality to his Yeah, she is such a benefit to him and she really is exactly what a First Lady should be.
Yeah. Really, and she in particular is like the strong silence type.
You don't hear her a lot, but when you do, you're like, she's got it going on.
Absolutely. Thank you very much for the call, Pat.
And you're right. I can see the calculus in Trump's mind where, what's he going to say?
He's going to say, no, they're not going to kill me.
It's like, okay, well, that's kind of brazen.
Like, oh, they can't kill me.
I'm too well protected. Like, you really want to, like, challenge the people that probably want to kill you?
That's probably not a good idea.
He's not going to say, yeah, they might kill me.
I mean, that projects weakness.
I can see the Trump calculus where he goes, there's no good way for me to answer this question, so I'm going to skirt around it.
And I totally get that.
Let's go to another call about the assassination of Trump.
David in Florida. Thanks for calling in, David.
What's your take on the potential for assassination of Donald Trump?
David? I'm having trouble hearing you.
If you can get off speakerphone, we'll go back to you in just a second.
We'll go next to AeroDart in Colorado.
Keep David on the line. David, if you can fix your phone, we'll go back to you.
AeroDart in Colorado says Trump knows what will happen if he's killed.
Go ahead, AeroDart. You're on the air.
unidentified
Hey, can you hear me okay?
I hear you fine. Thanks. Okay, because I'm on speakerphone because I got a few notes because...
There's so many good points that you raised this morning.
I normally don't watch the show because I can't watch Infowars all day.
president so yeah obviously he filled out you know so uh but you know um serious point real serious point here quickly keep hearing how Trump is the one that's going to destroy the country but it's Biden who's the Manchurian candidate oh my god I mean Biden is literally destroying the You don't even need to speculate. He is doing it right now.
He is destroying the country.
You're exactly right. More phone calls on the other side.
Welcome to Christina Bobb in the third hour.
Stay with us for The American Journal.
All right, folks, taking your calls on the debate, the dueling events last night, the runner-up debate and the interview with the Republican forerunner, Donald the runner-up debate and the interview with the Republican forerunner, Donald Trump, by Tucker
Got to love what Tucker Carlson's been able to do since he went on X. Even just the ability to start his broadcast five minutes before The others, right?
They're these little things that limit network TV. The time, you pretty much have to start right at the front of the hour.
Twitter, not so much. You can release your thing five minutes before.
That's just good. One thing he did was he only, it only went for an hour.
I'd like to see them talk for two or three hours.
I'd like to see them, they didn't get into the vaccine, which I really thought would have been a good chance to talk to Trump about it, maybe get Tucker's take on On what he should do about it.
That never came up, unfortunately, but a lot of interesting stuff did, including Trump's feelings about Bill Barr and his betrayal.
I'm sure we'll revisit some of those topics when Christina Bob joins us in the third hour.
Talk about Trump's legal issues, as it were, in the 2020 election.
But for now, we go back out to your phone calls.
Let's go to... David in Florida, I understand, is back.
David, have you fixed the audio issue?
Are you there, David? I'm here.
Can you hear me? I hear you now. Thanks for calling in.
unidentified
Go ahead. Thank you.
Yeah, I just want to talk about Trump, and I'm reminded of a video I saw on the Internet a while back.
It was Julian Assange being transported, and he was screaming, don't trust Donald Trump.
Don't trust Donald Trump.
Now, I've tried to find that video for years.
It's been completely scrubbed off the internet.
Anyways, I think Trump's hilarious, but I do not trust him, mostly because he's the self-proclaimed most pro-LGBT president ever.
He's the most pro-Israel president ever.
Israel loves him, and his base is on all of the money there.
They basically worship him, our people worship him, and they will do anything that he says.
Now there's this giant deception going on.
It's not that simple.
You know, this is chess on the highest level.
And the media is totally against them, but that's because the media has been known.
The people knew the media was corrupt.
They knew that politics was corrupt.
So the media is a part of it, and they have to go after Trump to make him legitimate.
Anyways, I'm a Christian and I just want to say, like, I just want to prophesize to you a little bit now, but what I see is Trump getting assassinated and then coming back to life to take his throne on the New World Order government as the Antichrist.
I understand that so many things in our world are fabricated and so many of the conflicts are Pretend, I guess you could say.
I mean, they're just, it's play acting.
I don't think that's the case.
I don't think that's the case with Trump, personally.
I think that's the case with a lot of other people.
But Trump, I've not seen evidence of that.
And I just, I can't imagine.
I mean, unless it's somebody who, I just, I don't see it.
Somebody willing to give up all that Trump had.
Like, he... Why would he suffer so much, actually suffer so much, as he has, clearly?
Like, he's not looking as good as he looked four years ago.
You can see his hair's kind of thinning.
I mean, the stress that he's been under, the friendships that he's lost, the position as a beloved member of the media, and, you know, I mean, he's been...
He was starring in Seinfeld episodes and Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episodes since the 80s, We're good to go.
Especially not Donald Trump.
For the people that hate him, like clearly, actually, viscerally hate him, I just don't see the deception there.
I think with a lot of what's going on with Trump, what you see is what you get.
But that's my view, and I understand our audience might have different views on that.
That's why we're taking calls. Let's go to...
Thanks for the call, David. Appreciate it.
Let's go to Mike in Tennessee.
You say Vivek clearly won.
I think that's the main takeaway most people have.
Go ahead, Mike. You're on the air. Yeah, you're right.
And if there was any question that Fox News was a controlled opposition by the New World Order, it was that question and how it was phrased on climate change.
That was a dead giveaway.
Plus, it's what? In Pfizer arena.
And as far as Trump is concerned, I love the guy, but I think Vivek is a little bit more smart when it comes to Israel.
You watch. Well, he already is, and he's doing a great job.
And I agree with our previous caller who said that they think that Vivek is basically running this whole time to be vice president.
I don't think he has any illusion that he is going to beat Donald Trump.
I think he wants to be Donald Trump's right-hand man, which maybe he should be.
Maybe that's the position he belongs in.
No, I totally agree, Mike. I'm sorry, I do want to go to at least one more call here, but I appreciate your input.
Let's go to Patriot in Texas.
You have a take on what you call the debate double-cross.
What do you mean by that? Go ahead.
unidentified
How you doing, Harrison?
Good, thank you. Well, the debate, double-crossed, is if you read any occult book, it's not the obvious deception.
It's the deception behind the deception.
Speak to Jay Dyer about that.
He's an expert on that in all his books.
And that's who's above us.
And Trump's a prime example of that.
We're looking at the surface level.
And we're not going behind the obvious deception, which half the people are brainwashed as liberals and half the people are brainwashed as Trumpers.
I'd also say this.
Why don't we have a candidate that is pro-God?
I mean, when we have these questions about Ukraine-Russia war, all you gotta say to win the debate is a country should not raise a sword to another country.
We are not People of war.
All wars are fabricated.
And you just got to go about that.
We're arguing about the wrong principles here.
Everything that we debate should be a biblical stance.
And Trump is not that.
None of the Republicans are that.
Well, I sort of disagree with you because if you're watching...
Hold on, Pedro. I sort of disagree with you on that because if you were watching the Trump debate, and we'll grab this video and play it in the beginning of the next hour as we welcome Christina Bobb, but...
When he talks about the Ukraine war, he basically says exactly what you said.
I mean, he doesn't say, you know, he doesn't attribute it to God, but it's just like the natural human instinct where he just empathizes with the innocent Russians and Ukrainians who didn't do anything to get their countries into war.
And he's just like, imagine just being one of these innocent people and having your town or your city bombed all of a sudden.
He's like, nobody should go through that.
They don't deserve this.
So he might not be coming from a biblical perspective, as in he's not referencing the Bible to come to this conclusion.
But it's just innate to him.
He's just like, this is just wrong.
And I don't like this.
And there should be peace, not war.
So I think, you know, what you're asking for, Trump is already delivering on.
and he did last night with the Tucker Carlson interview.
We'll show that clip on the other side.
But I mean, does he have to come from the Bible or just the fact that he still feels that way just innately?
I mean, isn't that a good thing? No.
unidentified
I don't believe anybody in the Bible won a political race and is in the Bible.
I think Moses, I think all the leaders in the Bible...
We're all based upon biblical principles, and that's where we're losing the ideology war because we're debating ideologies, one, left versus right, when that's not the argument to be argued.
You can't win that argument.
You can only win an argument with morality, which is from the faith.
Well, I think Trump has the right morality, even if he's not faithful.
He's the only one that seems to care at all about the humanity that's being destroyed for these geopolitical goals.
Thanks for the call, everybody. We'll be right back.
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
This is Infowars.com, band.video.
We'll be welcoming Christina Bobb to the program momentarily.
I want to go to this video first from the Tucker Carlson interview.
I thought this was, in a way, sort of the best part in that it so distinguishes Donald Trump from any of his competitors.
Which is sad because all that he's showing here is that he has some modicum of human decency and respect for his fellow human beings.
And so it's him talking about how we need to stop the war in Ukraine.
We'll go to clip 11 here.
It's about 11 minutes into the interview that he says this about the war in Ukraine.
Let's watch. Okay, we'll pull that up in just a second.
Clip 11 started 1128 is the time code.
Let me know when you have that. And this goes into what we were saying yesterday about how Infowars hasn't had to change our position on things like the war in Iraq because even as a young man in high school watching it, I felt for the people of Iraq.
You can talk about geopolitics all you want.
At the end of the day, the people suffering and dying from this are innocent and don't deserve it.
Why he doesn't like, why he doesn't think Joe Biden is good.
This comes immediately following him mocking Joe Biden for not being able to walk on the sand, and yet he's always on the beach.
He can't pick up beach chairs.
It was just a good interview.
And I get that some people don't like how brash Trump is.
I understand that, and I can sympathize with it a little bit.
But isn't the character that's revealed a little bit more important?
Like sure, he makes fun of Joe Biden.
Who doesn't? The man is a laughing stock.
It's like a daily occurrence on this show.
To mock his physical and mental collapse happening in real time.
But even if you don't like that, isn't his lack of respectability...
Sort of nothing compared to the fact that he actually seems to care about his fellow human being.
That he doesn't see war as just some useful profit motive.
Or that he doesn't think that sending hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians into the meat grinder of Russian defenses somehow good or necessary or in any way required to have...
American sovereignty or...
I mean, he just cuts through the crap and gets right to the heart of it.
So this is a horrible thing and it should be stopped as quickly as possible.
It doesn't mean that you give up and it doesn't mean that you surrender and it doesn't mean that you let the strong men of the world just run roughshod over you.
But it means that you prioritize peace.
You prioritize human life.
You actually value and care about human beings no matter where they're from.
Is that not totally unique on the political stage?
Does not everybody else talk about war and just the brutality and murder that's taking place in the most sterile and kind of disgusting way?
It's like it doesn't bother them.
They don't even consider it.
It all just moves on a chessboard to them when the reality is people are being maimed and killed over their petty international squabbles.
So, no matter what you think about Donald Trump, can we not agree that peace should be the priority?
And that Donald Trump seems to be the only one even discussing that?
Except for Vivek, to some extent.
But even he doesn't have just that innate morality that Trump seems to evince.
We'll be back with Christina Bobb, folks.
Don't go anywhere. It's the American Journal.
All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
Third hour of American Journal is on Infowars.com, band.video.
I'm your host, Harrison Smith. Very happy to welcome my next guest, Christina Bob.
She is an attorney, author, and investigative reporter.
Many of you watching will recognize her from One America News Network, where she was a former anchor and correspondent who reported extensively on election integrity.
Christina currently serves as an attorney for President Donald J. Trump.
You can follow her on Twitter at Christina underscore Bob, with two Bs at the end.
And her book, her new book is called Stealing Your Vote, The Inside Story of the 2020 Election and What It Means for 2024.
The best place to buy it is on Amazon right now.
You can find the link to it on her Twitter.
Order that, get it up the list, and expose the reality of what happened on that November night in 2020.
Thank you so much for joining us, Christina.
Hey, thanks for having me. My pleasure to have you.
I'm very eager to talk to you about the election and election integrity overall, what we can do to fix it, what happened back then.
But first, you know, the news of the day was the dueling events yesterday with Donald Trump doing an interview with Tucker and the debate between the runner-ups, I guess you could say.
What was your takeaway from the debate last night?
Well, it's really sad for our country what the Democrats are doing.
I mean, everybody can look at this and see it for exactly what it is.
It's criminalizing political opposition.
They're using a RICO statute and indicting the president, his chief of staff, his lawyers, the chairman of the GOP in Georgia, the Georgia lawyers, the legal team, and political operatives in Georgia.
What they're effectively saying is that Republicans in the state of Georgia, and apparently the president and his staff, are a criminal organization.
That's what they've done. They've criminalized their political opposition.
And I think the American people can see it for what it is.
I think the courts will be able to see it for what it is.
And I don't anticipate this case in Georgia surviving as it is.
I think it will get removed to federal court or possibly dismissed.
I just don't think it can stand the way that it is.
Well, I don't think the Biden administration, and particularly Merrick Garland, has a great reputation for following federal regulations when it comes to special counsel.
The David Weiss appointment, prima facie, does not comply with the statute for special counsel, yet they gave him that status anyway.
And no one has appeared to challenge him on that.
So I think you're right that, yes, they basically said, go get Trump however you can and do whatever you need to do to just ruin his life, destroy him, and cover up our crimes, the crimes of the federal government and the Biden administration.
It's not a coincidence, I don't believe, that all of this is happening when the wheels are falling off of the Biden crime family.
So, you know, they're taking shots at Donald Trump.
Like I said, I don't think they're gonna land.
It doesn't mean that they're not gonna hurt our country.
I mean, I think our country is hurting going through this, and I think it's terrible for us.
But thank God we've got Donald Trump, and thank God Donald Trump is willing to fight for us, because without him, I think we'd probably be gone.
And it's quite possible that, you know, we didn't even, and myself, I didn't even realize How we had lost our voice in government until the 2020 election.
It wasn't until we saw the rigging and the cheating in 2020 that I realized, oh my gosh, we don't have a say in who runs our country.
But thanks to Donald Trump, I think that's changing.
All right, well, we'll get into the topic of your book in the next segment.
The book is called Stealing Your Vote, the inside story of the 2020 election and what it means for 2024.
We'll get into both those things, what happened in 2020 and what, if anything, we can do to prevent it happening again in 2024 with Christina Bob.
You can follow her on Twitter at Christina underscore Bob, and we'll be right back to talk about the theft of the election and how we can stop it.
Stay with us, folks. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
This is the American Journal.
I'm your host, Harrison Smith.
My guest is Christina Bob.
You can follow her on Twitter at Christina underscore Bob, and that's spelled with two B's at the end.
Her book is available on Amazon.
It's called Stealing Your Vote, The Inside Story of the 2020 Election and What It Means for 2024.
Make sure to get that on Amazon's Best Place to Get It so you can drive it up the charts and expose it to more people as she has the comprehensive understanding of what happened on 2020, how they pulled it off.
Of course, she's currently serving as an attorney for President Donald J. Trump, former president.
I want to get to the election being stolen in just a second, but this just dropped on CNN. The crew just delivered this to my desk.
Trump replaces top Georgia lawyer ahead of surrender.
So apparently he's surrendering himself today, obviously this evening.
It's already been prearranged that it's a $200,000 bond, and he'll post that and be processed fairly quickly.
But on the day of his turning himself in, he has replaced Drew Findling, who was his lead defense lawyer in Georgia, with Stephen Sadow.
I don't know if I'm pronouncing that correctly, but the abrupt switch, they say, in legal representation comes after Trump hired Findling, a prominent criminal defense attorney, to take Fulton County case in August 2022.
So he's been his lawyer for about a year, and he makes this last-minute change to his representation in Georgia.
Have you heard about this?
And what's your take on this?
Seems a little bit risky to me to change your lawyer on the eve that you're being turned over, but Trump seems to know what he's doing.
Good. And, of course, Trump is set to be booked on more than a dozen charges stemming from his efforts to reverse Georgia's 2020 election results, as CNN puts it.
But it all goes back to those 2020 election results.
We covered it before the steal happened, as the steal was happening, and, of course, documented it following the steal.
But tell us, just from your inside view, what happened on November 3rd or 5th or whatever it was, 2020, when the election was stolen right in front of everybody?
What to you stands out as the biggest takeaway from what happened that night?
And I think scholars 100 years from now will look back at this moment in time and go, how did they expect anybody to believe this?
I mean, you've got Donald Trump with 100,000 people at each rally leading up to the election.
Joe Biden couldn't fill a high school gymnasium.
On election night, Donald Trump is absolutely annihilating Joe Biden in the polls.
The numbers are coming back. Late in the evening on November 3rd, Donald Trump has a clear victory.
He's up by almost a million votes in Pennsylvania.
And then these Democrats say, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're gonna stop counting.
Don't worry, there's nothing weird.
We're gonna come back in three days after we find more ballots.
We'll update the numbers and then we'll call the election.
I mean, that doesn't even, like, nobody believes that that's a legitimate way to run an election, but that's what they did.
To me, just on election night, the fact that they stopped counting, paused for three days until they trucked in more ballots, and then counted a whole bunch of additional ballots, I think that's a real serious problem.
How is it that you can count 2.5 million ballots in a day, but then you can't count 300,000 over three days?
I don't buy it. And the fact that there are five states that they had to win, they were even, you know, announcing this before the election, saying these are the five states, we really need to get out the vote, and it just happens to be those five states that just happen to have these major issues.
I completely agree.
A hundred years now, people are going to look back and go, what?
And these states just happened to be the states that completely disregarded the law.
They mailed out ballots that they weren't supposed to mail out.
Michigan added an extra 7 million ballots to the count illegally.
By mailing them out, I mean against Michigan law.
Wisconsin used Dropboxes.
Arizona used Dropboxes against the law.
Georgia used Dropboxes against the law.
All of the Dropboxes were not a legal way to vote, and they just decided to do it, which is a violation of the law.
The fact that Pennsylvania even used mail-in ballots was against the law.
So it was, by all accounts, an illegal election.
And then, of course, you had all of the oddities that everybody could see, which was them kicking Republicans out, counting secret ballots, putting the poster board, cardboard board up on the window so nobody could see what was happening.
So it's like there's these different levels of the steal, right?
There's just the obvious that you can observe where they do mail-in boxes that are totally illegal.
One thing I always point out, I mean, if you don't have a chain of custody, if you can't say where the vote came from or whose it is or whether it's valid, you've got to throw it out in the same way that you don't allow evidence without a chain of custody to be presented in a criminal trial.
It could be valid evidence, but you still can't present it because you don't have the chain of custody.
You can't verify it.
They couldn't verify these votes.
The whole thing should have been thrown out.
And that's just one level. And then you get deeper and deeper and deeper into the actual way they actually did it and pulled it off and where the votes came from.
But you don't even need those details.
The view from the bird's eye view, you can still see how illegal and corrupt it all was.
You've got over 17,000 more votes counted in Georgia than ballot images exist.
There's still litigation going on in Georgia over the 2020 election.
Actually, one of the attorneys that was indicted, Bob Chile, Just one at the Georgia Supreme Court on the fact that he, his client, has a right to see the ballots, make sure that the ballots match the images.
And the Supreme Court just sided with them, and then he gets indicted.
So call it crazy, but attorneys that are actually winning these cases are the ones involved that Fannie Willis is now attacking.
But But to be clear, what they're finding is they have access to the ballot images in Georgia, and they're saying they're missing over 17,000 ballot images.
That means if you look at the tally approved, there's a spread of, I think it's 11,779 or something like that.
It's just shy of 2,000 is the difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Okay. Yeah. It's lost somewhere in the files with Jeffrey Epstein's log book and phone book and all the other stuff that the FBI just conveniently misplaces when it serves them.
Again, it just feels ridiculous that we even have to make this argument.
It feels like it's all so obvious that we shouldn't have to make it.
And actually, I want to ask you that question because you asked a little bit earlier, how did they expect to get away with this?
Did they even expect to get away with it?
I mean, what it reminds me of is like the mobster walking into your store and just, you know, picking up a piece of fruit and starting to eat it going, yeah, I'm stealing this from you.
What are you going to do about it?
I mean, did they even expect to get away with this?
Obviously that's what your book is, Stealing Your Vote, The Inside Story of 2020 Election and What It Means for 2024.
A real investigation into what happened where you can actually find the truth.
But it's amazing the way that the media and all these politicians can just blatantly lie about things.
Like when they say, well, all of the cases that have been brought forward have been destroyed and we've litigated these and they've been shown to be fake.
It's not true, right? You actually have the numbers of the cases brought against the election fraud and how they've been treated.
I mean, we've heard rumors, Bill Barr shutting him down, but I mean, this was clearly something that millions upon millions of Americans are concerned about, were concerned about, and continue to be.
Why wasn't there an investigation into any of this stuff from the federal government?
Because the federal government, the crooks aren't going to investigate themselves.
Those that steal aren't going to say, hey, we should look into who stole.
So that's why there's no investigation going on.
But actually, and I'm not sure if you're aware of the reporting that's coming out recently from Michigan, but through FOIA requests and open records requests, citizens in Michigan have recently uncovered that there actually was an investigation in Michigan In October of 2020,
the Muskegon Police Department, they have multiple lengthy police reports filed that a woman, one of the clerks in Muskegon, called the police because there was a woman dropping off 8,000 to 10,000 voter registrations.
And it was the same woman, and the envelopes and everything were all filled out in the same handwriting.
And so the cops came by and they talked to her.
And this is all in the police report. They talked to her.
And she explained that she works for a certain organization.
And that organization pays her almost $1,200 a week to go register people who are not currently registered.
But they don't check to see if the registrations that she's getting are actually valid.
They just pay her her registration that she gets.
So it's great incentive for her to just fill out a whole bunch of 10,000 registrations, drop them off at the Muskegon clerk.
And she said she's paid to go all over the state of Michigan.
They pay her hotel bills.
And she does it in Detroit.
She did it in Flint. She did it in Lansing.
She tells the police this.
So the police refer it to the AG's office, Dana Nessel, and the FBI. They all get involved, and Bill Barr shuts it down.
Yeah, here's actually a story from today from the Gateway Pundit.
It says, here's the proof the FBI and Attorney General Nessel hid these from the people of Michigan piles of fraudulent manufactured ballot registrations from the 2020 election.
Just goes into everything that we've been saying here that there is no, if there's no way to confirm that it's an appropriate ballot, you can't count it.
I mean, that seems obvious to me, but that's not what's happened.
And I've seen very few outlets actually reporting on this, certainly nothing in the mainstream media.
But I guess that goes in line.
They also haven't reported anything about the Joe Biden, Hunter Biden corruption, the whistleblowers, like all of the stuff that they've come out with from that.
This is an actual picture from the Gateway Pundit of the piles of ballots that were delivered.
They're just doing it.
They're just doing it right out in the open, right in front of everybody.
And quite honestly, I think their actions are the greatest proof that they all stole their races.
I mean, Dana Nessel, and you look at Arizona, Katie Hobbs and Chris Mays, the Attorney General out there, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, of course.
If you win an election by getting popular vote, you win the election, and it's a very thin margin, you're not going to go out and try to anger the vast majority of your constituents.
The only reason they're fine with angering so many people It's because they don't think they need your vote, because they don't care if they have it, because they don't plan on winning legally.
So I think the way that they are conducting themselves in and of itself is evidence that they believe they stole the election, because they're not acting like legitimate leaders.
Yeah, and they believe that they're going to get away with that.
Quickly, I mean, beyond whether the election was stolen or not, there was a procedure in place, a legal one, to challenge the election and determine whether it was stolen or figure out what to do with the alternative slates.
Can you talk a little bit about how that has been warped and manipulated in public perception, that what Trump was doing was perfectly legal and a constitutional process?
It's really, really awful. Charging them with felonies.
Some of these people are in their 70s and 80s, and they're facing 15 years.
These people have lived unblemished lives.
Some of them don't even have so much as a speeding ticket, yet now they're facing the rest of their life in prison for following a constitutional procedure.
It's sick what these people are doing.
It really is sick. But we're going to tell you how you can fight back on the other side.
We're not going to take this laying down.
This is doom and gloom.
It should be fire for your furnace.
and we'll get this going and retake this country.
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
Final segment of American Journal for this Thursday morning broadcast.
My guest is Christina Bob.
Remember to go to Infowarsstore.com to support everything that we do here, including getting our incredible guests like Miss Bob.
You can follow her on Twitter at Christina underscore Bob, and that's Bob with two B's at the end.
Her book is called Stealing Your Vote, the inside story of the 2020 election and what it means for 2024.
We'll get into the 2024 aspect of this and how you can fight back and you can get involved.
President Trump will use every available means to defend himself and defend this great nation.
That has been his goal from the outset.
So while most of us look at this and go, oh, my gosh, I can't believe he's got to deal with all this.
And it's terrible that that all is true.
He is like nobody I have ever met, and he really does come out swinging and going, all right, fine.
It just empowers him and makes him more resolved to do—if they wanted to create a more determined, resilient version of Donald Trump, They have been successful.
So he is prepared to argue every possible thing that he can to defend this and defeat this, and I believe that he will.
Particularly this Georgia one, this latest one, I don't see this surviving as it currently stands.
He's obviously got the same spirit of Alex Jones because he has that same response where when they kick us off YouTube or whatever, we're sitting here like, oh, this is awful, and Alex Jones comes in like, the fight is on, baby, let's go.
So, I mean, there's something about these guys like Trump and Jones that it really does fire them up, and thank God it does because they wouldn't be able to We're good to go.
Well, I believe that President Trump intends to hold everybody accountable for their abuse.
And we'll have to see what comes of all this.
I don't like the idea of one administration — this is just my personal view — of one administration prosecuting the next administration.
I also fully recognize, having been a part of this myself, that we need justice in this nation.
It's not okay to just let this slide, and it's not okay to let it go.
But I would like to see something come more by the way of Congress.
And investigations from other areas, holding people accountable rather than coming from the executive branch, rather than coming from the president, just because I don't want this to happen.
This is how nations fail.
And we can't get into a pattern.
So I think if we're able, and I think we will be successful at pulling this country out of this nosedive that we're currently in, and then we need to fly it straight again, And I'd like to see investigations and trials, you know, come about another way than the president.
And that's really what we need, is we need Trump to have backup.
We need people in Congress and the Senate, really on both parties.
Nobody should be—I mean, the amount that the Democrats talk about, our sacred republic and the Constitution upholding it, they are destroying it piece by piece.
And if they were sincere in any of their supposed principles, they would be as opposed to this as we are.
And so besides, you know, voting for good people that will actually uphold the rule of law and want to stick to the Constitution, what can people do?
I saw a meme yesterday that was like, until we solve this, and it's a picture of the mail-in ballot drop boxes, this doesn't matter.
And it's the debate last night, right?
Why are we even pretending to have an election if we haven't solved that?
How do we solve the problem of the election being stolen?
This is an all-hands-on-deck, clarion-call moment where every American needs to get involved.
It's not okay to think, oh, well, my neighbor down the street is volunteering, or, you know, the guy at the end of the cul-de-sac is the precinct person, so he's doing it, so I don't have to do it.
Every single American needs to be involved, because it's going to take all of our voices to push back against the counties.
This gets cleaned up at the county level.
This isn't something that we need the president to correct.
And quite frankly, under the current circumstances, this president isn't going to correct it.
So we have to clean up our counties and our precincts and every single American needs to do it.
So if you want to get involved, Mike Lindell has put together a great network of people where it's just a network.
So if you want to find somebody in your area and you don't know how to find them that can help you get plugged in to helping to clean up your local elections, you can go to causeofamerica.org.
That's cause, C-A-U-S-E, of America.org.
And they'll connect you to a grassroots organization in your precinct area that you can get involved with and clean up your local area.
And we need people putting pressure on their counties.
Make sure you're emailing, calling, sending letters, however you want to communicate with your county clerks, your recorders, your supervisors, all of those folks.
You need to be letting them know that you're paying attention.
Let them know how you want the elections run.
Get involved in these groups so you can educate yourself on how your elections are conducted in your local area and put pressure on your officials to change it when you believe it needs to be changed.
Absolutely. And we're in such a historically important time.
It really could be anybody listening to this right now, anybody out there that could change the fate of America and the fate of the world.
I always think back to when Hillary Clinton was chucked in the van like a potato sack.
The only reason we have that video...
Because there was some dude just standing there filming it.
It's like, who knows what effect that that random citizen had because he was aware, paying attention, was able to make that public.
I mean, that could be you if you're a poll watcher and you discover something.
I mean, maybe it's because we didn't have that person on the ground, you know, blowing the whistle in 2020 that they were able to so far get away with this.
Let's not let them get away with it again in 2024.
We shouldn't let them get away with it in 2020 either.
Again, the book is called Stealing Your Vote, The Inside Story of the 2020 Election and What It Means for 2024.
It's available on Amazon in various forms, hardcover, Kindle, audiobook by Christina Bob.
You can find the link to it on her Twitter at Christina underscore Bob.
I just want to make sure that we drive this up the charts and get this into the awareness of more people.
So I think that's key, isn't it?
When people understand that what happened on January 6th wasn't some...
I mean, the way they phrase it, it's like, well, Donald Trump came up with this idea and his cult followers just unquestioningly followed it.
Couldn't be farther from the truth.
The fact is they stole the election.
And so that protest was completely legitimate, got out of hand, unfortunately, because the cause that these people were rallying for was absolutely legitimate.
And until we understand that, everything, all the other lies can continue.
I do think the federal government orchestrated January 6th.
I think there's a lot of unanswered questions on the side of the federal government that maybe will get answered now that they've indicted Donald Trump for this.
So let's take a look into their files and see what information they had or what they did.
What role did the federal government play in January 6th?
I think those are questions that all really need to be answered.
Absolutely. So aside from getting involved, I mean, obviously this is an information war.
You need to get this information out to people who don't know it.
How can people do that and how can your book help them to, even if there's making the argument at the dinner table with their family and just saying, look, here's why we believe this.
Until we can articulate it, people are going to believe what they see on the mainstream media.
Tell me as we close out this interview, and thank you again for coming on.
It's been really great, and hopefully it's been inspiring to people, and hopefully people can take the information that you've provided and run with it.
Was there one thing that you found out during your investigation that just knocked your socks off?
Was there one thing that really stands out to you as mind-blowing that you discovered?
Kind of. I mean, all of the criminal activity I thought was terrible.
But what really kind of surprised me the most was I thought I was going to find all of this corruption on the part of Democrats, and it was the Republicans.
Democrats cheated and Republicans covered it up.
I mean, this could have been stopped on November 4th if Republicans didn't do what they did.
So, yeah, that was the part that really kind of angered me.
Well, hey, but that's exactly what we were just saying.
I mean, Trump can't do it himself.
He needs the backup. He needs the system to understand the real threat that we're under, which is an existential crisis for this republic.
Are we a one-party totalitarian state where voting is just a fun game they play to entertain us every four years, or do we actually have a say in our government?
Thank you so much for coming on, Christina.
It's Christina Bob. Follow her on Twitter at Christina underscore Bob.
The book, again, is Stealing Your Vote, the inside story of the 2020 election and what it means for 2024.