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| It is March 27, 2025, and we are going to be getting into the news. | |
| A lot of news stories to cover. | |
| A lot happening all around the world and here in the United States. | |
| We're going to try to get to all those stories and much, much more. | |
| You guys know that Thursdays and Fridays are special days here on Just Informed Talk Radio because We are joined by our co-host. | |
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| He is our friend Nick Ngo, who is a U.S. Air Force veteran, military intelligence insider, and Benghazi whistleblower, among many other things. | |
| But we're going to welcome him on the show and get his take on things as well today, because it's always a pleasure when we can be joined by our friend and co-host Nick Ngo. | |
| Nick, how are you today, sir? | |
| I am doing fantastic, Craig. | |
| I've seen lots of good news. | |
| You know, every time I wake up, I see more winning. | |
| And I have seen some controversial stuff where the deep state, you know, striked out in pain. | |
| But it looks like we're doing well. | |
| I think that's a good way of putting it. | |
| And I'm very excited to get through some of these stories. | |
| I mean, not as excited for some as others, but, you know. | |
| We'll try to parse through all of the nonsense. | |
| Now, what I want to pick up on is this story that continues to be pushed through the mainstream. | |
| They're trying to make it the big Trump scandal of the first administration. | |
| They're trying to build this into the next Russia, Russia, Russia hoax. | |
| And that is, of course... | |
| The signal group chat from hell, right? | |
| That's what they're going to call it, I'm sure, because they're going to try to play off the Hunter Biden laptop story and try to make this the same thing, which, you know, it's funny. | |
| You could go all day into the hypocrisy of the media, right, the fake news, and how there's a double standard and they're so hypocritical, but it's almost a waste of breath because at this point, if you don't expect that going in, Then you're really just doing yourself a disservice because this is how they operate. | |
| It's all narrative framing. | |
| It's all manipulation and deceit. | |
| It's all a very complex and orchestrated effort to favor one political ideology over another. | |
| And this is what, you know, you read about in... | |
| Different nations over the history of time where communism comes in and this is how it takes over. | |
| This is how socialism and communism and all of these different very disastrous ideologies end up becoming so popular because the media is used to frame these narratives and then the people who don't pay attention get hook, line, and sinker brought in. | |
| So, I mean, that's my take on it, Nick. | |
| And I guess I'll recap the story. | |
| For anybody who isn't aware yet, we talked about this a little bit, well, most of the show yesterday, actually. | |
| So I'll keep it brief. | |
| And I'm only bringing this up, really, because I want to talk to Nick about it and see his thoughts. | |
| But we have the Signal group chat between Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense, J.D. Vance, Mike Waltz. | |
| I think he's the NSA, the National Security Advisor, and others, top Trump administration officials, discussing their plans for attacking the Houthis in Yemen who were launching attacks into what I believe is the Strait of Hormuz. | |
| They're, you know, violating international... | |
| Maritime passages, you know, going after container ships and other ships passing through the region, so thereby creating chaos and some really dangerous waters. | |
| So the U.S. intervenes, and we get this editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine, which is a rabidly anti-Trump. | |
| Globalist-owned dirt rag, scandal rag, if you will. | |
| What do they call those dirt rags? | |
| It's like a tabloid, right? | |
| They're tabloid rag. | |
| And the editor-in-chief somehow gets looped in to this confidential, at minimum, signal group chat, which people are saying that... | |
| This information was classified. | |
| We don't know that yet. | |
| What we do know is that, at minimum, the information contained therein was confidential, meaning it was not for public consumption. | |
| And his first inclination as a scummy, low-life, bottom-feeding fake news reporter... | |
| Is to, instead of reporting immediately, hey guys, you've looped me into this chat by accident. | |
| I don't want to be a part of this. | |
| Please do not share any more information with me. | |
| I am not supposed to be here. | |
| He decides to sit like a fly on the wall and gather all of the chat, all of the text communications, take screenshots and document everything, and then proceeds to publish it. | |
| The very next day. | |
| Now, where it gets interesting is nobody seems to know fully at this point, or at least not publicly, how he got looped into a confidential group chat by quote-unquote accident. | |
| It seems as though it was quite intentional. | |
| Now, this is where it gets interesting because this actually co-lines with a series of events that are taking place in real time. | |
| But, Nick, you know about Signal. | |
| I guess we'll start there. | |
| What's the likelihood that somebody can be, you know, I mean, accidentally brought in? | |
| I guess it seems like a reasonable thing, if that's the official story, but what's the likelihood that a group chat between the Vice President of the United States and the Secretary of Defense, the National Security Advisor, and many others, just randomly has the editor-in-chief of one of the most anti-Trump publications out there? | |
| Looped in and allowed full access. | |
| What's the likelihood on that? | |
| What's the name of the author in the story headline? | |
| Anyway, what's the likelihood? | |
| Jeff Goldberg. | |
| What was it? | |
| Goldberg. Go ahead. | |
| Goldberg. Yeah, Jeffrey Goldberg. | |
| All right, so the odds of that happening are zero. | |
| Zero, zero, zero. | |
| And what probably happened is actually, since they were issued by the Biden administration, is that they did a clone of the exact SIM card and or phone. | |
| So basically what happens is every time you do a keystroke, it's shown on the other phone or on the other side. | |
| And also you have the ability to make changes in that phone in real time, including adding people on signal. | |
| Okay, so what happened there was clearly done by the previous administration, and whoever did it has committed treason, and the people that are working with Jeffrey Goldberg are also our adversaries, and he should be tried for treason. | |
| I think he's working with one of our enemies. | |
| Yeah, I mean, I'll just say the subtle implication that you're making, since you're making it clearly. | |
| That Israel is involved. | |
| And look, here's the thing. | |
| What you said to me earlier in our pre-meeting, I think, stands to reason that our intelligence agency makes moves, right? | |
| There's always a layer of plausible deniability built in. | |
| There's a layer of cover. | |
| Just like they would outsource work to the Five Eyes, intelligence agencies, to do their dirty work, you're basically implicating that Israel perhaps was used in the same fashion in this sense. | |
| And we'll talk about it more when we come back. | |
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| I never knew there'd come a day When I'd be | |
| saying to you Don't let this good love slip away Now that we know that it's true Don't, don't you know the kind of man I am No, said I never fall | |
| in love again But it's real and the feeling comes shining through So come in you, little girl And I never did this bad that I think So come in you Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick Ngo. | |
| We're talking about basically this story that is shaping up to be the next Russia hoax, in my opinion. | |
| They are at least trying. | |
| They're attempting to create the level of scandal that they did when they implied that the President of the United States was an agent of the Russian Federation, which... | |
| Not only was it absurd then and laughable, the first time I ever heard that story, it only became more ridiculous the further that was allowed to go on. | |
| And in the same sense now, they're trying to make a mountain out of a molehill with this signal chat message leak, which ultimately resulted in a very large nothing burger in reality. | |
| But it did expose some interesting, let's just say, what do you call it, statecraft or spycraft tactics that I think may have been deployed here, right, Nick? | |
| Yeah, yeah, and like I was saying, it's pretty clear that, I mean, they can, I mean, like when I say they, I mean, like Israel and the United States both have the ability to hack into that stuff. | |
| However, it's really software. | |
| But at the same time... | |
| What looks like happened based on what I know is that they copied, they have a way of copying, like I said, I forget the word, it's called imaging. | |
| Imaging, like you're imaging a computer, you take an exact copy and you can go through it, same software, same everything, same kind of thing. | |
| But it affects the other device. | |
| So anyway, yeah, look. | |
| That's all interesting, Bill. | |
| I think what you brought up was more important than anything, like before you went on the show today, is that Crossfire Hurricane D-Class came right after that, but he promised not to release the information because he thought it would be bad for America. | |
| So it's like basically it looks like they're holding President Trump hostage, saying don't. | |
| Publish the Crossfire Hurricane D-Class, because if you do, then we're going to use a scandal against you, which is quite frankly retarded, because, you know... | |
| At that point, that's the last play they have. | |
| Good luck. | |
| You know, because they're clearly at a disadvantage. | |
| So what happens from this? | |
| What advantage can they get from this? | |
| When I say they, the bad guys, whoever. | |
| They can try and get Pete Hexeth out. | |
| Pete Hexeth is a Templar knight. | |
| He is a 100% Christian, but not just that. | |
| He's going to convert. | |
| Every person that's alive within his power, if he can, to Christianity. | |
| That's who this man is. | |
| And so when Trump told Bibi publicly, we're going to, no, that's not your territory, that's ours. | |
| Basically what he said was, Pete Hexeth also is going to help with this, is that... | |
| You're going to get reined in with your bad behavior. | |
| On top of that, we're going to be there. | |
| You don't get to do what you wanted now. | |
| And then on top of that, we're going to convert you guys to Christianity too at the end of the day. | |
| Someday here. | |
| It may be later than sooner. | |
| But that's a great thing, right? | |
| But that's the angle that's going right now. | |
| Trump, this is a holy war, alright? | |
| It's a battle for the world and our souls. | |
| And they know it. | |
| And that's what is about to happen. | |
| Like, that's what's going on right now. | |
| And right now there's posturing with the military. | |
| They're putting all of their bomber jets nearby Iran and other places. | |
| But check this out, too. | |
| Just before that, posturing happened yesterday publicly. | |
| There's an article that was published saying that we've had a stealth bomber that's been going around for the last two or three years, and Trump just announced the name of it and everything, 47-something, 47. Anyway, so what they're really saying with that is that not only have we already mapped out with reconnaissance every single target with current pictures and everything, | |
| not just that photos but like you know they have everything planned out like when the bombers get called they already have the entire plan to to I mean, there's nothing. | |
| Look, this thing is so powerful where I used to work. | |
| People don't understand this. | |
| When people are all working together in the same place like that, instead of putting someone in space, you're going after a target. | |
| It's pretty powerful. | |
| Well, and imagine, Nick, since you've been there. | |
| I'm sure that there are things you can't talk about, obviously. | |
| But I would imagine... | |
| What years were you there? | |
| I was there from 2011 to... | |
| At least in Europe, from 2011 to 2013. | |
| And then from 2013 to 2015, it's Strategic Air Command was my second one. | |
| First was AFRICOM and EUCOM, Air and Space Operations Center. | |
| So a little over a decade ago. | |
| I would imagine... | |
| That a game-changing feature of those centers now would be the integration of artificial intelligence. | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| Yes. The things that used to take us for targeting and things like that, they used to take a very long time. | |
| I wouldn't say too much if you're not allowed to, if that makes sense. | |
| Okay, yeah, yeah. | |
| Oh, yeah, good point. | |
| Yeah, I guess I didn't say too much. | |
| But look, like the targeting, I'm not going to tell you how they do it. | |
| Essentially, AI will speed up the process for adjudication, for deciding whether or not a target is hostile or not. | |
| It'll just be sped up more quickly, and I think less mistakes will actually happen with this. | |
| Up until it becomes Skynet, and then we all die from it. | |
| But before that, it's going to be great. | |
| Well, Craig, they named it Skynet. | |
| Some idiot, whoever it was, they named it Skynet. | |
| No, that's good. | |
| I think we should do that, totally. | |
| We should keep Skynet running because that surely has no real-world implications that are negative, that could not possibly backfire at all. | |
| That's just a scary name, man. | |
| It's just cool. | |
| Yeah, so, but... | |
| The point is, I guess, that everything that you're sort of intimating or implicating is that the targeting and all that stuff is very advanced. | |
| The systems are advanced. | |
| The messaging is pretty much, you know, that we are this advanced. | |
| We are this capable. | |
| But, you know, back to the context of the group chat, the signal chat, what that is. | |
| You know, I think there is, the technology you were talking about, I think the SIMing and the imaging, the SIM card imaging and duplicating, and all of that stands to reason, because they did make it very clear at the beginning of this, that this was standard practice from the Biden administration, and that they were using phones that were issued during the Biden administration, right? That were created and issued through the intelligence community during the Biden administration. | |
| Now, why would they mention that fact unless it was pertinent to the story, right? | |
| I mean, okay. | |
| Yeah, it sounds like a setup, Craig. | |
| It sounds like it got set up, B. I think they did. | |
| And that's the simplest way of explaining this. | |
| And then if you add to the fact, like you said, the Crossfire Hurricane declassification, which came literally smack dab in the middle of this release because you had the story break. | |
| It gains all the traction in the fake news media. | |
| And then the Crossfire Hurricane declassification happens and they barely talk about it. | |
| And then they cap it off with this, you know, second release of the text messages, which, you know, what's a more... | |
| Provocative headline than, you know, secret war plans accidentally released by incompetent U.S. military officials, right? | |
| Like, that is a very compelling headline and narrative that is meant to, in my opinion, drown out all of the concern, effort, and looking into this crossfire hurricane story, which is huge. | |
| It blows the lid off everything. | |
| I want to play you this clip real quick. | |
| I played it in yesterday's show, but I'm going to play it again. | |
| It's that important. | |
| It explains what Crossfire Hurricane implicates and why it's so important. | |
| This is an older clip from Bannon back in 20... | |
| I think 2023, 2024, around when Trump got indicted. | |
| But it's Mike Davis from the Article 3 Project explaining the actual implication of Crossfire Hurricane. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Your rise to national prominence started on the afternoon of this raid. | |
| You called it then. | |
| Now that you've seen these documents, your thoughts? | |
| There's no question that President Biden orchestrated this raid on President Trump to go get those declassified crossfire hurricane presidential records that are so damning to Obama, to Biden. | |
| To Hillary, to the AG, to the FBI director, James Cumming, to the CIA, to the DNI. | |
| They made up the Russian collusion hoax in 2016 because Hillary Clinton had her illegal home server as Secretary of State that not only had our nation's most classified secrets... | |
| It had the evidence of the Clinton Foundation's pay-for-play foreign bribery schemes when Hillary was the Secretary of State, and the Russians and the Chinese almost certainly hacked this server, and the Obama regime and the Hillary campaign were worried. | |
| This hacked material was going to come out on this bribery and foreign corruption from the Clinton Foundation. | |
| So they said it was a—they made up the crossfire hurricane investigation, the Russian collusion hoax, so they can say when this came out that this was a dirty campaign trick from the Trump campaign. | |
| And you say, that sounds crazy. | |
| How could you possibly say that, Mike? | |
| Well, they did the same thing in 2020 with Hunter Biden's laptop from hell with the Biden family corruption. | |
| They had the CIA work with the 51. Mike, Mike, but what does Jim Jordan and Mike Johnson need? | |
| You should start... | |
| Impeachment proceedings just on that. | |
| They authorized deadly force. | |
| They had a medic. | |
| They had a plan to triage the wounded. | |
| They had a trauma center 18 miles away in a map. | |
| This was an attempted assassination attempt on Donald John Trump or people associated with him. | |
| They wanted a gunfight. | |
| They had use of deadly force authorized by the director of the FBI and... | |
| So that was Steve Bannon and Mike Davis talking about... | |
| What? This was right after the raid on Mar-a-Lago. | |
| And that's what the raid was targeted at. | |
| It was getting the crossfire hurricane documents. | |
| So this makes perfect sense as to why now, when Trump re-declassifies the crossfire hurricane documents, which he had declassified on his way out of office in 2020, that they would launch this... | |
| PSYOP, hoax, Russia 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, whatever you want to call it, it's hoax. | |
| Oh, yeah, Craig. | |
| And you know what? | |
| It's not going to work. | |
| And you know what? | |
| Maybe we should do them all a favor. | |
| Do President Trump a favor and just tell everybody what happened. | |
| I actually have. | |
| I posted on Quora, Q-U-O-R-A, the website. | |
| And you can look up Nick, no, NOE, and find my account. | |
| But anyway, one of the questions that I answered on there years ago before they ever had any filters or ability to censor, it's a former Facebook employee that made the website, so it was kind of similar, but they never had the technology and money to fix it up the way Facebook was to censor, right? Right after that, they shut down the entire webpage after I published this because it was on the front page for a couple of days. | |
| They didn't have a way to filter it from the top views and comments. | |
| So this is real quickly. | |
| If we've got time, I can run through it real quick just to make sure that it's all out there. | |
| And no matter what happens, this story, what I'm about to say, this information is going to get out there regardless of whatever games they play legally. | |
| Is it right? | |
| I'm going to go. | |
| Right when we get back. | |
| Yeah, I was going to say, you can go into it. | |
| It's just going to take a commercial break, which is good. | |
| It's a perfect cliffhanger. | |
| Make sure you guys come back if you want to hear this very interesting sequence of information Nick's going to give you. | |
| I think it's worth listening to, at minimum, to understand a little bit better what this is all about. | |
| We're going to take a break. | |
| Come back. | |
| We'll read a few of your text messages. | |
| We'll talk about this stuff. | |
| Stay tuned as long as you can because it's going to get even more interesting. | |
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| Try that in a small town. | |
| See how far you make it down the road. | |
| Well, Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick. | |
| Now, Nick, go ahead and give us the breakdown there that you referenced earlier before we got cut off by the break, because I think what you're going to lay down is something that people still to this day are struggling to pick up, but slowly, I mean, especially in the larger, more... | |
| Or less informed audience, if that makes sense. | |
| All right, go ahead, Nick. | |
| All right, so this is what it's like when all the pieces are sewn together, all right? | |
| Everybody needs to know this. | |
| I'm going to read it slowly. | |
| Please be patient. | |
| All right, so from 2001 to 2005, there was an ongoing investigation into the Clinton Foundation. | |
| A grand jury had been impaneled. | |
| Governments from around the world had donated to this quote-unquote charity, and yet from 2001 to 2003, none of these donations to the Clinton Foundation were ever declared. | |
| Now, you would think that an honest investigator would be able to figure this out, but... | |
| None of them are. | |
| So who took over the investigation in 2005? | |
| James Comey. | |
| Is that a coincidence? | |
| No. Guess who was transferred into the Internal Revenue Service to run the tax exemption branch of the IRS? | |
| None other than Lois... | |
| Lerner. Be on the lookout, Lerner. | |
| Isn't that interesting? | |
| But all this is just a series of coincidences, right? | |
| But guess who ran the tax division inside the Department of Justice from 2001 to 2005? | |
| None other than Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Rod Rosenstein. | |
| So guess who was the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation during this time? | |
| Just another coincidence, probably. | |
| Robert Mueller. | |
| So Robert Mueller has a history we'll go into later. | |
| His family helped assassinate JFK as part of it. | |
| Okay, so what do all these casting figures have in common? | |
| They are all briefed and or were frontline investigators into the Clinton Foundation investigations. | |
| All right, so is that a coincidence? | |
| Probably not. | |
| So fast forward to 2009. | |
| James Comey leaves the Department of Justice to go cash in at Lockheed Martin. | |
| He did his job. | |
| Now he's going to be, you know, for being a good little boy, he's going to get his millions, right? | |
| So he gets millions from Lockheed. | |
| Hillary Clinton is running the State Department official government business on her own personal email server, and we just brushed that, right? | |
| So this is how bad it is, and this is why they had to do this. | |
| So is that another coincidence? | |
| No. Fast forward to 2009. | |
| James Comey leaves the Department of Justice to go cash in there, did that, got Hillary Clinton with the State Department, then she does the whole Uranium One transaction, and that comes up. | |
| And at that point... | |
| Looking out for the best interests of America, she decided to sell 20% of the U.S. uranium to the Russians. | |
| Now, you'd think that that's a fairly straight-up deal, except it wasn't. | |
| America got absolutely nothing out of it. | |
| However, prior to the sales approval, none other than Bill Clinton goes to Moscow, gets paid $500,000 for a one-hour speech, then he meets Vladimir Putin at his home for a few hours. | |
| Okay, no big deal, right? | |
| Well... Not so fast. | |
| The FBI had a mole inside. | |
| It was the money laundering and bribery scheme. | |
| So they caught him. | |
| They were dead to rights. | |
| So what do they do to this guy who's the mole inside? | |
| They actually silence him. | |
| Robert Mueller is the FBI director during this time frame. | |
| He delivered the uranium sample himself to Moscow personally in 2009. | |
| Who was handling the case within the Department of Justice of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Maryland at that time? | |
| None other than guess who it was running that informant. | |
| Rod Rosenstein was running that informant inside of the Uranium One deal. | |
| The Department of Justice placed a gag order on this guy, threatening to lock him up for life if he's. | |
| How does 20% of the most strategic asset in the United States of America end up in the Russian hands when an FBI informant, a mole providing information to the FBI... | |
| About the criminal enterprise, why is he silenced? | |
| Because the criminals are in charge of the FBI. | |
| So very soon after that, the sale was approved, $145 million in donations made their way over to the Clinton Foundation from entities directly involved in the Uranium One deal. | |
| All right? | |
| So after this happened, guess who was still at the IRS working in the charitable division? | |
| Lois Lerner. | |
| And so, okay, after all of this is going on, a series of coincidences, right? | |
| We fast forward to 2015, and then due to the events in Benghazi and another, after the nine investigations in the House and Senate in the State Department, Trey Gowdy, who was running the 10th investigation as chairman of the Select Committee on Benghazi, discovers that Hillary ran the State Department on an unclassified, unauthorized... Outlaw personal email server. | |
| He also discovered that none of those emails had been turned over when she was departed to public service as Secretary of State, which is required by law. | |
| He also discovered that there was top-secret information contained within her personally archived email. | |
| And this is not just regular top-secret. | |
| That is from vaults. | |
| Only access through a vault. | |
| You put it right back in the vault after you read it. | |
| Sparing you the State Department's cover-up. | |
| The Texas they deployed, they lied and lied and lied, but they had the Cary State Department Covering for him after that, right? | |
| So now this is amazing, right? | |
| So guess who becomes the FBI director in 2013? | |
| James Comey, who secured 17 no-bid contracts for his employer, Lockheed Martin, with the State Department and was rewarded with $6 million thank you present when he departed his employer. | |
| Amazing how all those no-bid contracts went right through the State Department and into his hands, huh? | |
| Now, he is the FBI director in charge of the Clinton email investigation. | |
| After, of course, his FBI investigates the lowest learner matter at the IRS, he exonerates her. | |
| Nope, couldn't find any crimes. | |
| And in 2016, James Comey drafts an exoneration letter of Hillary Rodham Clinton. | |
| Meanwhile, the DOJ is handing out immunity deals like candy. | |
| They didn't even convene a grand jury. | |
| And like a lightning bolt of statistical improbability, like a miracle from God himself, like the true gangster Comey is, James Comey steps out into the cameras of an awaiting press conference on July 8th of 2016 and exonerates Hillary from any wrongdoing. | |
| Do you see a pattern? | |
| Do you? | |
| Do we have more time, Craig? | |
| I've got to finish here. | |
| Yeah, you've got about a minute. | |
| Well, I recognize a pattern, and I have about a couple minutes left after this. | |
| When we come back, the other thing I'd throw in there, you know, just to, you know, Bite the pin out of a grenade and just toss it in there. | |
| Is the sister of Ghislaine Maxwell, I forget her name, who runs Chiliad, which was then implemented, I think, around that time period to control and run all the files for the FBI, right? That was a fun... | |
| Yes, the fox was in charge of the hen house. | |
| Nothing's changed as far as I know. | |
| Yeah, so that's a fun fact, if anybody's interested in going down that rabbit hole. | |
| But everything you said is very disturbing. | |
| And a lot of this is like, what you've just described is the whole lead-up to Crossfire Hurricane. | |
| Why Crossfire Hurricane was so important, because everything you just described led directly to the moment in 2016 when the decision was essentially made. | |
| To frame Trump as a Russian agent because he was running and campaigning on the promise to expose all of this stuff. | |
| He was talking about the Clinton Foundation. | |
| He was listening to the internet rumors at the time, and he was basically saying, when I get into office, I am going to direct my... | |
| Cabinet officials and administration officials and department officials to look into these matters. | |
| The famous, if I were president, you'd be in jail quote, I think is what rattled their cage so hard that they decided to implement this crossfire hurricane plan, which not only did it fail and backfire, but it still could end up being the thing that brings them all down in the end. | |
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| girl. | |
| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| Nick, I want you to keep going. | |
| You said you've got a few minutes more. | |
| But as I was saying, what you're describing, everything you're describing is the lead-up and the framing for how we got to the Russia hoax in 2016, which is what Crossfire Hurricane exposes, right? | |
| This was Peter Strzok and Lisa Page and other FBI and DOJ officials coordinating and traveling to The UK to get intelligence from the Australian official, Alexander Downer, to implicate Trump as a Russian agent, which started all these investigations, which were used as a way to run a coup against Trump during his administration. | |
| But please continue. | |
| Yeah, don't forget the false intelligence, Perkins Coy, Perkins Coy, all that. | |
| But yes, and so, okay, where were we? | |
| Okay, so Rosenstein becomes assistant attorney general. | |
| Comey gets fired based upon a letter by Rosenstein. | |
| Comey leaks government information to the press. | |
| No penalty. | |
| Mueller is assigned to the Russian investigation sham by Rosenstein to provide cover for the decades of malfeasance within the FBI and DOJ. | |
| And the story continues, right? | |
| So you've got the FISA abuse, political espionage, all the same players, all compromised and conflicted, all working very hard not to go to jail themselves. | |
| They're all connected to the Clintons, and they've been operating for 20 years as the largest international charity fraud with the Clinton Foundation. | |
| Nothing's happened, and they've not been audited. | |
| Huber was supposed to investigate it. | |
| Whatever happened to Huber? | |
| Let's not forget that Comey's brother also works for DLA Piper, the law firm that does the Clinton Foundation's taxes. | |
| The person... | |
| Very hard not to go to jail themselves. | |
| The common denominator in all of these crimes above and still doing her evil escape legal maneuvers at the top three letter agencies? | |
| Yep, that'd be Hillary Clinton. | |
| How has she done this, Craig? | |
| Let me tell you how. | |
| Lisa Barsoomian. | |
| Lisa Barsoomian, Mrs. Lisa Barsoomian, is an attorney that graduated from Georgetown Law, a protege of James Comey and Robert Mueller, the deep state. | |
| Barsoomian, with her boss Craig Lawrence, represented by Bill Clinton in 1998. | |
| Lawrence also represented Robert Mueller three times, James Comey five times, Barack Obama 45 times, Kathleen Sebelius 56 times, Bill Clinton. | |
| Clinton 40 times, Hillary Clinton 17 times, and between 1998 and 2017, Barsoomy and herself represented the FBI at least five times. | |
| Okay, so you may be saying to yourself, okay, who cares? | |
| But who cares about this work history of this lady? | |
| Who is this lady? | |
| Okay, so apparently someone did because someone out there cared so much that they purged all of the Barsoomian court documents for her Clinton representation in Hamburg v. | |
| Clinton in 1998 and its appeal in 1999 from the D.C. District and appeals court dockets. | |
| They're missing. | |
| Someone out there cares so much that even the Internet has been purged of all this information containing Barsoomian's information. | |
| And historically, that indicates that the individual is protected by a protected CIA operative. | |
| And additionally, Lisa Barsoomian has a specialized in opposing Freedom of Information Act request on behalf of the intelligence community. | |
| Although Barsoomian has been involved in hundreds of cases representing the D.C. | |
| office of the U.S. | |
| Attorney, her email address is listed as lisabarsoomian at nih.gov. | |
| NIH stands for National Institutes of Health. | |
| They are littered with agents, CIA agents. | |
| So this is a tactic routinely used by the CIA to protect an operative by using another government organization to shield their activities. | |
| So the cover's no big deal, right? | |
| What does one more attorney with ties to U.S. intelligence communities really matter? | |
| Well, it does because it deals with Trump and his recent tariffs. | |
| I mean, this time it was like 2018-19. | |
| So recent tariffs with Chinese steel and aluminum imports, the border wall, DACA, everything coming out of California, the Uniparty, the unrelenting opposition to Trump, the Clapper leaks, the Comey leaks, Attorney General Jeff Sessions'recusal, and subsequent 14-month NAP with occasional forays into marijuana legalization mix. | |
| And last but not least, Mueller's never-ending investigation into the collusion between Trump Why does Barsoomy and CIA operative merit any attention? | |
| Because, Craig, she is Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's wife. | |
| Wow. Is that it? | |
| Yes. There is no escape. | |
| They've been figured out. | |
| They're dumb. | |
| Dumb, dumb, dumb. | |
| And of course, that's just like, that's basically just the lead up to everything that happened after a crossfire hurricane and the Russia, the coronavirus. | |
| What was it? | |
| The Special Counsel and Mueller and all that stuff. | |
| So that's just the aperitif, if you will, for anybody who's enjoyed fine dining. | |
| The real meal comes later when you then go into, I don't know, everything from the raid on Mar-a-Lago to the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt to... | |
| The Palm Beach assassination attempt. | |
| I mean, then you're getting into desperation. | |
| And this is just another form of that desperation. | |
| And like we said, most likely a leave behind from the Biden administration, what they did here with this Signal group chat. | |
| interesting how it's all connected. | |
| Somebody texted in and said, Owen Schroer made the point. | |
| Shouldn't Goldberg have to answer as to how or why he was in the championship? | |
| Well, no. | |
| Of course not. | |
| Because he was just there, okay? | |
| So don't ask that question. | |
| You know, it's like I said at the beginning of the show, though. | |
| To question, to even, like, entertain this notion. | |
| That the fake news media is hypocritical with double standards is a moot, futile thing, right? | |
| Because it's what you expect. | |
| No, of course they're not going to ask that question. | |
| Of course he's not going to have to answer that question. | |
| He was just there, okay? | |
| Get over it. | |
| This is a bigger scandal. | |
| The information he told us about being there, that's the scandal. | |
| It's like... | |
| Yeah, but how did that all happen? | |
| Well, you know, we have our ways. | |
| Eight, what is it, six ways from Sunday, Chuck Schumer said? | |
| Yeah, sounds about right. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| No, Nick, we had another texter text in, and they said something kind of funny. | |
| They said, ha-ha, he thinks Biden did it. | |
| Of course, it was Autopen. | |
| Yeah, I think that's about right. | |
| It was the Muppet Biden, and we're not talking about the real Biden. | |
| We're talking about the... | |
| The clone Biden that's controlled like in that movie Men in Black where it's like the little alien sitting in the head. | |
| Something to that effect. | |
| If you watch his steps sometimes, so you go back and look at him when he's walking around, like his, what's it called, the middle? | |
| Part of your body, that's the middle part, is super thick. | |
| He's like, it's super thick, but it's like a barrel on his backside. | |
| His back looks like a rounded barrel. | |
| And then his legs look really skinny as if they're on someone who has had amputee. | |
| You know, he's been an amputee and they have like metal legs, you know, using them to walk. | |
| It looks like that in his pants. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm just saying. | |
| I've studied that stuff. | |
| It's bizarre, whatever the heck's going on with that guy. | |
| You've studied this. | |
| Well, you know what? | |
| Then you could take that to the bank, folks. | |
| Biden is a robot clone alien. | |
| We're pretty sure. | |
| We've studied this very extensively, so take our word for it. | |
| Well, we all know, but the truth is, that's a great text, because we do know it was Autopen that was running the show. | |
| It's just who controls the Autopen. | |
| I said this the other day, it's like the Lord of the Rings. | |
| It's like, who controls the ring? | |
| The one ring to rule them all, it's the one Autopen to rule them all. | |
| So whoever had it was pretty powerful, to say the least. | |
| Now, we're going to get into some interesting stuff when we come back. | |
| I really want to talk about, because it does actually, believe it or not, tie into this Signal group chat thing. | |
| I guess the CEO of NPR, who's a rabid leftist lunatic, unhinged to the extent that you could be unhinged, we'll see that when we come back, was just called in front of Congress to testify about the bias exposed within NPR and PBS. | |
| And she's asked a series of questions about how, you know, fundamentally left and progressive-regressive this organization is and how, you know, they're receiving all this money from the public taxpayer and they're in turn producing a product that is wildly biased against half the majority of the country, right? Which doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense. | |
| Why are we funding... | |
| Our own political opposition that really doesn't seem like a good use of taxpayer money, although it's like we've been desensitized and become so used to it. | |
| It's a matter of life. | |
| But she had to sit and give testimony in front of Congress, and it's rather incredible to listen to some of the exchanges. | |
| But I'll tell you how that all ties back into the signal thing on the other side of this break, which you're not going to believe. | |
| It's rather crazy. | |
| So, everybody keep it locked in here. | |
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| And we're going to keep going with our co-host, Nick Ngo, exposing the truth and everything therein. | |
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| It's hour two. | |
| And I mean Nick. | |
| We're talking about all this stuff. | |
| I want to talk about this Catherine Mayer, the CEO of NPR. | |
| She was recently put in front of Congress to give testimony on the political bias that exists in... | |
| Now, while Democrats took this as an opportunity to show slides of Sesame Street to the audience and to ask very sarcastic questions about communist intonations behind children's programming, | |
| There is, or the communist indoctrination that is within the children's programming, which they mockingly said is non-existent, there were some very serious conversations had there between the serious side conservatives and pointing out how this publicly funded entity, NPR, National Public Radio, is essentially just a way to... | |
| Take taxpayer money and fund liberal causes, liberal ideology, etc. | |
| So I want to play this clip real quick. | |
| This is one of the clips that made her infamous, famous, whatever, a long time ago, where she was talking about Wikipedia, and I think this was like a TED Talk type of thing. | |
| Listen to her on the truth. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| But one of the most significant differences... | |
| Critical for moving from polarization to productivity is that the Wikipedians who write these articles aren't actually focused on finding the truth. | |
| They're working for something that's a little bit more attainable, which is the best of what we can know right now. | |
| And after seven years there, I actually believe that they're onto something that for our most tricky disagreements, seeking the truth and seeking to convince others of the truth isn't necessarily the best place to start. | |
| In fact, I think our reverence for the truth might have become a bit of a distraction that is preventing us from finding consensus and getting important things done. | |
| Okay, so to recap, this woman who worked at Wikipedia said that truth is a distraction from getting things done. | |
| And now she is the CEO of NPR. | |
| Hmm, that's an interesting thought, right Nick? | |
| The truth gets in the way of getting things done, like what, like exterminating half the planet? | |
| The truth that these vaccines are horrible for you gets in the way? | |
| People stop taking it. | |
| What are we supposed to do now? | |
| That's what that sounds like. | |
| Yeah. Well, it gets even worse. | |
| It actually gets even exponentially worse, as a matter of fact, because she just gave this testimony, and in an amazingly brilliant... | |
| Examination of the witness by Brandon Gill, a representative in the House, who basically brings up her Twitter history, which is unbelievable, but believable, that this is the woman who's running National Public Radio. | |
| I would like to play a part of this, and we'll finish it probably on the other side of the break. | |
| Let's listen. | |
| Ms. Maher, I want to start with you just generally. | |
| Would you say you generally agree or disagree with the following statement? | |
| The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles? | |
| I would not say I agree with that, sir. | |
| You're not. | |
| That's good to hear. | |
| It's interesting because a lot of your thinking, as expressed by your public statements, is deeply infused with economic and cultural Marxism. | |
| Do you believe that America is addicted to white supremacy? | |
| I believe that I tweeted that, and as I've said earlier, I believe much of my thinking has evolved over the last half decade. | |
| It has evolved. | |
| Why did you tweet that? | |
| I don't recall the exact context, sir, so I wouldn't be able to say. | |
| Okay. Do you believe that America believes in black plunder and white democracy? | |
| I don't believe that, sir. | |
| You tweeted that in reference to a book you were reading at the time, apparently, The Case for Reparations. | |
| I don't think I've ever read that book, sir. | |
| You tweeted about it. | |
| You said you took a day off to fully read the case for reparations. | |
| You put that on Twitter in January of 2020. | |
| Apologies, I don't recall that I did. | |
| Okay. I have no doubt that your tweet there is correct, but I don't recall that. | |
| Okay. Do you believe that white people inherently feel superior to other races? | |
| I do not. | |
| You don't? | |
| You tweeted something to that effect. | |
| You said, I grew up feeling superior. | |
| How white of me? | |
| Why did you tweet that? | |
| I think I was probably reflecting on what it was to be... | |
| To grow up in an environment where I had lots of advantages. | |
| It sounds like you're saying that white people feel superior. | |
| I don't believe that anybody feels that way, sir. | |
| I was just reflecting on my own experiences. | |
| Do you think that white people should pay reparations? | |
| I have never said that, sir. | |
| Yes, you did. | |
| You said it in January of 2020. | |
| You tweeted. | |
| Yes, the North. | |
| Yes, all of us. | |
| Yes, America. | |
| Yes, our original collective sin and unpaid debt. | |
| Yes, reparations. | |
| Yes, on this day. | |
| I don't believe that was a reference to fiscal reparations, sir. | |
| What kind of reparations was it a reference to? | |
| I think it was just a reference to the idea that we all owe much to the people who came before us. | |
| Okay, I'm going to play the rest of that when we come back. | |
| But that's just a taste of what's to come. | |
| It gets even worse, believe it or not. | |
| This is the person, by the way, running NPR, National Public Radio. | |
| She's tweeted all of these things. | |
| And the best thing there is, like, did you read this book on reparations? | |
| No, I never read that. | |
| It's like, yeah, you tweeted here. | |
| I read this. | |
| It's like... | |
| She's just flagrantly lying, and she's doing it with the lawyer speak. | |
| You can tell how heavily coached up she is by the lawyers who have instructed her on, you know, say you do not recall. | |
| Just keep saying you do not recall. | |
| Just say, I do not remember. | |
| I don't remember, because that's literally the only thing you can say without being, you know, guilty of perjuring yourself. | |
| So, here we are. | |
| It gets worse, and then it gets even worse because it ties back to the whole signal thing, believe it or not. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, and Nick Ngo is with us, but Nick, I want to go back to finish this testimony given by the CEO of NPR, National Public Radio, Catherine, I think her name is Mayer. | |
| But it's unbelievable that this is the person in charge. | |
| Basically, the whole hearing is about whether or not the U.S. taxpayer should be funding an organization or organizations that are rabidly anti-conservative and they're basically promoting a political agenda exclusively that goes contradictory to the political agenda that... | |
| Runs this country, right? | |
| Which is the majority conservative party. | |
| So let's just finish up here and listen to the rest of the testimony because, again, I told you, it gets worse, believe it or not. | |
| This is on Congress, Capitol Hill. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| That's a bizarre way to frame what you tweeted. | |
| Okay, how much reparations have you personally paid? | |
| Sir, I don't believe that I've ever paid reparations. | |
| Okay, just for everybody else. | |
| I'm not asking anyone to pay reparations. | |
| Seems to be what you're suggesting. | |
| Do you believe that looting is morally wrong? | |
| I believe that looting is illegal, and I refer to it as counterproductive. | |
| I think it should be prosecuted. | |
| Do you believe it's morally wrong, though? | |
| Of course. | |
| Of course. | |
| Then why did you refer to it as counterproductive? | |
| It's a very different way to describe it. | |
| It is both morally wrong and counterproductive, as well as being illegal. | |
| You tweeted, it's hard to be mad about protests in reference to the BLM protests not prioritizing the private property of a system of oppression. | |
| You didn't condemn the looting. | |
| You said that it was counterproductive. | |
| NPR also promoted a book called In Defense of Looting. | |
| Do you think that that's an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars? | |
| I'm unfamiliar with that book, sir. | |
| And I don't believe that was at my time in NPR. | |
| You tweeted that you read that book, but... | |
| I don't believe that I did read that book, sir. | |
| Do you think that... | |
| A few years ago, NPR educated America about, quote, the whole community of genderqueer dinosaur enthusiasts. | |
| Do you think that that's an appropriate use of tax dollars? | |
| I was not at NPR at the time, sir. | |
| That's not the question, though. | |
| Do you think that that's an appropriate use of our tax dollars? | |
| I think our tax dollars that we use are to be able to provide a wide range of perspectives. | |
| I'll take that as a yes. | |
| You do believe that that's appropriate. | |
| Your health advisor at NPR also stated in an interview that, quote, Fear of fatness is more harmful than actual fat. | |
| Would you like to explain how fear of fatness is more harmful than actual fat? | |
| That's directly, that's an editorial at NPR. | |
| I am not familiar with the editorial, and I don't believe that was published during my time here. | |
| It's called Diet Culture is Everywhere, Here's How to Fight It. | |
| Do you think that that's an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars? | |
| I think any reporting on health is an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars, yes. | |
| And you think that editorializing that fat is not unhealthy is appropriate? | |
| I don't know what that article is, sir, and I'm not familiar with it, so I couldn't say. | |
| This is fake news. | |
| Do you think that basic accommodations like doorways or seatbelts represent, quote, latent fatphobia? | |
| I don't have an opinion. | |
| It's also from NPR. | |
| Do you think civility is racist? | |
| No, sir. | |
| No. Your outlet ran an article entitled, quote, when civility is used as a cudgel against people of color. | |
| That was on All Things Considered. | |
| Would you like to explain? | |
| I'm not on the editorial side, so I'm not familiar with that story. | |
| You talk about how NPR is news. | |
| This is editorialization, and I'll read it. | |
| For many people of color in the United States, civility isn't so much social lubricant as it is a vehicle for containing them, preventing social mobility, and preserving the status quo. | |
| This is garbage. | |
| I'll spend all of my time doing everything I can to ensure you guys never get another dollar of taxpayer funding. | |
| This is complete garbage. | |
| Wow. Well, that's fun. | |
| I do recall back in the day, I was laughing because Brandon Gill followed my account back before they all got deleted. | |
| I recall there was some interaction I had with him because he's married to... | |
| Dinesh D'Souza's daughter, I believe. | |
| So we had some interaction. | |
| He was like, yeah, man, I'm a fan, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Now he's a congressman. | |
| Isn't that funny how the world is? | |
| But that's a great exchange there, right? | |
| And it does speak to this crazy thing. | |
| She's coming up and now saying, I don't recall that. | |
| I've changed my ways. | |
| I'm now... | |
| I've changed my views over the last five years. | |
| And I'm not saying people can't change. | |
| You know, God bless her if it's true that, you know, she's changed her ways and that she's rejecting all this woke stuff and that she's kind of realized the error of her ways. | |
| But it does speak to your character if, you know, not more than a few years ago you were tweeting out things like... | |
| You know, all white people are evil and, you know, all of this crazy racist garbage and overseeing an organization that's rabidly anti-conservative but more overly, you know, racist in how it conducts itself and also, you know, dangerous in a lot of the ways, you know, like he pointed out with the science, diet and fat phobia, all that crap. | |
| It speaks to exactly where we're at today, I think, where this is what I see in Washington all the time that makes me sick. | |
| This is why I don't like politicians and I don't like these bureaucrats, because they will always tell you what you want to hear. | |
| You know there's a good probability that this woman still believes everything that she... | |
| said in those tweets. | |
| She's just publicly saying she doesn't so that she can perhaps keep her job, so she can keep running this organization into the ground with the left-wing ideology to indoctrinate children and the audience more largely into their, you know, communist, socialist, whatever type of thinking, right? | |
| I think that's what I really get concerned about when I see this stuff. | |
| And it gets even worse, because I told you that this would somehow connect to the Signal group chat thing, but it turns out, and we've got to verify all of this, but it seems verified that this woman that we just listened to give testimony also happens to be the chair of the board. | |
| For Signal, the messaging app. | |
| Hmm. That's an interesting coincidence, right, Nick? | |
| What are the odds of that, Craig? | |
| I've been looking at her profile, and she has no experience at all in that category. | |
| What is she doing on that board? | |
| Well, I mean, she worked at Wikipedia. | |
| She's worked at NPR. | |
| She's working now at Signal as the chair of the board there. | |
| So it seems like... | |
| She's one of the operatives of this, you know, who knows what... | |
| The deep state. | |
| Yeah, the deep state. | |
| Literally, this is like, when we talk about that there's a deep state, a never-ending bureaucracy that's full of rabid, ideologically driven, mostly left-wing, you know, activist actors, she is the prototypical example right here. | |
| You know? | |
| Obviously incompetent. | |
| Obviously, low IQ in general. | |
| Probably has some overrated Ivy League degree that was bought by her family somehow. | |
| She gets into some position of power. | |
| She's placed there strategically as a useful idiot. | |
| She's given these titles and positions. | |
| And then she's just played like a marionette. | |
| She fills whatever diverse, woke, equity, inclusivity quota that they have to fill. | |
| You know, a female CEO, blah, blah, blah. | |
| And then she is basically a vassal for this larger entity, this force that is the quote-unquote, you know, progressive but really regressive left that is all about indoctrination. | |
| Now, am I saying that she's directly involved in this scandal? | |
| No. I'm just saying it is a suspicious coincidence, right? | |
| How many coincidences before it's, you know, just improbable? | |
| Well, I want you to know that she worked for UNICEF. | |
| They're for every child. | |
| They'll make sure everybody has... | |
| It's part of the UN, isn't it? | |
| UNICEF, United Nations International Childs Emergency Fund. | |
| So she's been helping children, Craig. | |
| Who do we know in the deep state that's been helping children so much just like her? | |
| Oh, Hillary. | |
| Who do we know? | |
| She's lovely. | |
| She loves the children of Haiti. | |
| Oh, I'm sure that they met at some point whenever, you know, she was messing around at World Bank, whether she was laundering the money to Hillary, working at UNICEF, laundering the children to Hillary. | |
| Just playing. | |
| Just only halfway. | |
| She, you know, she's married to the best party. | |
| Yeah, I mean, these are all speculative and alleged, you know, kind of like, hey, this is sort of what could be the situation. | |
| We're not saying it is. | |
| But the fact of the matter is, this sort of incompetence being promoted to the top is no coincidence. | |
| It's no accident. | |
| You know, you get these people in these positions, and they are snakes. | |
| I mean, they are snakes in the grass who try to hide themselves. | |
| But when you confront them head-on, you know, they will say they're deceivers, they're liars. | |
| They will tell you whatever they want you to hear. | |
| Just as she did in that hearing, you know, talking about how, you know, she doesn't believe any of this stuff anymore. | |
| Yeah, okay, sure, I believe that. | |
| You've got to remember also, she was appointed to, as a member of the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Affairs Policy Board, hmm, where she advised the Secretary of State. | |
| Huh. Who's that? | |
| Who was the Secretary of State at that time, Craig? | |
| I think during that tenure. | |
| I don't know the exact dates for that, so I wouldn't know. | |
| But if we had to guess, I'd guess Hillary Clinton, but who knows? | |
| And she got her bachelor's degree in Middle Eastern Islamic Studies from NYU, Nick. | |
| Hmm. That's an interesting combination degree there. | |
| And she also studied at the American University in Cairo. | |
| Hmm. Wow. | |
| One of Hillary's places that she has her fingers in. | |
| That's why she had the Egyptian dictator put in there. | |
| She also went there too. | |
| I think it's very highly likely that she's involved with Hillary because Hillary's favorite places are involved with her. | |
| And she, her favorite things, children and things like that. | |
| So, you know, I look at the, look, you know, they always say look at the wives, but look at her husband, Craig. | |
| His name is Ashutosh Ipreti, and he's a lawyer that's a notable, had a notable career in technology and legal sectors. | |
| Basically, he was born in Texas, raised in New Zealand, the commie central. | |
| Communist charted vassal state and where we get the five eyes intelligence sharing, right? | |
| Okay. | |
| He traveled the world through 26 countries. | |
| Okay, so this guy, you don't travel like that, get the degrees you have, live abroad without even at least being approached if you're intelligent by our intelligence agency, whether it's another one, four in one, or ours. | |
| They will. | |
| All right, so he's traveled to 26 countries, and then he studied and got his law degree at George Washington University, the Jesuit school or university. | |
| That's where Hunter Biden's Jesuit leader guy was, and the same guy that read the—what is that? | |
| There's a special word for it when you—it's the first prayer of the presidency, inculcation or something. | |
| I can't remember what the word is. | |
| I can't remember what it was. | |
| The invocation. | |
| Invocate. My brain is. | |
| Okay, anyway, so this guy worked for Apple. | |
| He worked for Care. | |
| He worked for the transportation company. | |
| Wait, did you say Care? | |
| And he worked for... | |
| The Islamic Relations? | |
| Oh, no, not that one. | |
| Oh, that's just a coincidence. | |
| It's Care Rev, a technology company. | |
| Oh, I thought you said Care. | |
| I was like, oh, that would be an interesting thing. | |
| So it looks to me like this guy is probably her handler, I think. | |
| Based upon what I'm seeing here. | |
| That's why they got married probably. | |
| It was late, too. | |
| He got married to her in, let's see, 20, it's either 20 or 23. Let me see. | |
| It was just in the last couple of years since Trump has been out of office. | |
| They got married when he was out of office. | |
| Maybe it was because they wanted to get married so they don't have to testify against each other. | |
| Who knows? | |
| Yeah, that might be why Alex Soros is marrying Uma Abedin, too. | |
| That'd be an interesting conversation. | |
| You can't be forced to testify against your spouse. | |
| What's that called? | |
| Marital privilege? | |
| Some kind of privilege. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| Nick, we're talking about this NPR CEO giving testimony yesterday, and some interesting things came out of that testimony. | |
| One thing they talked about was the covering of the Hunter Biden story and what... | |
| The sort of political biases that exist within that organization. | |
| I want to play it because it does give context further to what's being examined here through these hearings. | |
| It's not just the fact that we are funding this, but what they are actually doing there. | |
| I'm going to play this exchange between Representative and the NPR CEO and the head of PBS there, too. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Ms. Kerger, in 2023, when PBS had a program, Washington Week with the Atlantic, and when President Biden's mental acuity was questioned, one of the reporters claimed the GOP was lying. | |
| Another reporter, Jeffrey Goldberg, who's been in the news of late, described Biden as, quote, mentally acute. | |
| Were you aware of there were any dissenting opinions on that program that day? | |
| I don't know from that day. | |
| No, there were not. | |
| But, fortunately, there was a debate in, I believe, June of 2024 where the American people in the world found out just who was lying. | |
| The Democrats, Jeffrey Goldberg and PBS. | |
| Ms. Maher, I'm sure you're aware that Hunter Biden had a laptop. | |
| I am, sir, yes. | |
| Okay. And there were many stories written about said laptop. | |
| Yes, sir. | |
| And in 2020, unfortunately, NPR's managing editor for News refused to cover the story and he branded it a, quote, waste of time. | |
| Not a real story and a distraction. | |
| And instead, unfortunately, of NPR investigating, they ran a puff piece that led with, experts say, attack on Hunter Biden addiction deepens stigma for millions. | |
| It's unfortunate that NPR ignored the Hunter Biden laptop story, but you all did talk quite a bit about the debunked Russia collusion. | |
| Do you know how many times NPR interviewed Adam Schiff? | |
| Congressman, I would love to say that we actually believe we made a mistake on the Hunter Biden laptop story. | |
| And I appreciate that. | |
| Thank you. | |
| How many times did you all interview Adam Schiff about the Russia collusion? | |
| I'm sorry, sorry, I don't have that number. | |
| It was 25 times. | |
| You know how many times NPR interviewed chairman of this committee, oversight committee, Jamie Comer, about the Biden... | |
| Ms. Kerger, you're aware there's a political spectrum? | |
| It goes all the way from the far right to the far left and everywhere in between. | |
| Would it trouble you to hear that for six months there was an analysis done on PBS's NewsHour from June to November of 2023 where they found that far right, that term, was used 162 times and far left was only used six times. | |
| Do you find that troubling? | |
| I don't know the study that you're referring to, and I'd be very interested in seeing it and understanding how they came up with those numbers. | |
| Media Research Center did a six-month analysis, and it's not how you find it. | |
| You say far right, it's terms. | |
| They use the term far right 162 times, far left 6 times. | |
| That's a 96 to 4% skew. | |
| You're also aware that you covered the GOP and Democratic National Conventions in 2024? | |
| Yes, we did. | |
| Okay. Interestingly, 72% of the coverage of the GOP convention was negative. | |
| 88% of the Democratic convention was positive. | |
| Shouldn't be surprising when you have anchors like Amna Nowat, who described the Republican rhetoric as, quote, outright racism and, quote, echoing white supremacy. | |
| Ms. Mayor, NPR, you believe your reporters are fair? | |
| You said they're fair and they're working at it. | |
| I believe that they work to me every day, sir. | |
| They're non-biased. | |
| And yet, you have the voter registration issue. | |
| I mean, we're all human beings. | |
| We're all going to see the world through a certain lens. | |
| And are you aware of any Republicans, any registered Republicans in your newsroom? | |
| I couldn't say registered, but I know we have conservatives in our newsroom, yes. | |
| Okay, so the recent registration, when it was looked at... | |
| 87 Democrats and zero Republicans registered. | |
| I found that very concerning. | |
| Yeah, I would. | |
| Not even 40 to 30 or 50 to 20. 87 to zero. | |
| But it shouldn't be surprising when their own CEO says things like, I'm so done with late-states capitalism, or calls the President of the United States a deranged racist sociopath, or that America's addicted to white supremacy. | |
| So billions have gone into both of your coffers over the last several decades. | |
| And I understand why Democrats on this committee are going to viciously and vehemently defend you all because you become a propaganda wing of the Democratic Party. | |
| 67% of your viewers and listeners identify as Democrat with only 12% conservative and you become a sandbox for leftist propagandists to frolic on taxpayer dime and no more. | |
| And when you said in the beginning you're going to promote a symphony of ideological viewpoints, yeah, you do. | |
| If you're left-leaning left, far left, or remarkably Marxist, I yield back. | |
| Wow. Yeah, I mean, I think it paints a picture. | |
| I mean, we all knew this about NPR. | |
| It's not like this is very revelatory in the sense that, you know, it's not like we're finding out this for the first time and, you know, clutching our pearls and going, NPR and PBS are liberal left-wing, you know, organizations. | |
| But the truth is, when you think of the absurdity of our taxpayer money going to fund what is rightfully described as essentially the propaganda wing, propaganda arm of the Democrat Party, this is absurd. | |
| And this should be shut down immediately. | |
| And any congressman or woman who says otherwise is completely losing the thread here and failing to see the forest for the trees and understanding that this is ideological invasion, right? It's propaganda at its best. | |
| Right, Nick? | |
| Absolutely. And where does it come from, Craig? | |
| What group do we know, the Bolsheviks that drive communism? | |
| Where does it come from, really? | |
| It goes back, all the way back to Mao and Russia, and it's really a mystery how communism has spread so far and wide, Craig. | |
| I heard her mention the word Smithsonian. | |
| Okay, so her name is Catherine Mayer. | |
| I looked her up, right? | |
| And that's a pretty interesting last name. | |
| And for some reason, she uses the word white supremacy. | |
| And the context and the way she says this is if she does not see herself as white. | |
| What does she see herself as, Craig? | |
| I'm concerned about that because if you're a white person, you don't see yourself as white. | |
| What does that even mean? | |
| Well, minimally. | |
| Well, minimally, without the implication I know you're making, which... | |
| It may go over some people's heads, but nothing goes over my head with us, Nick. | |
| I know you too well. | |
| The fact of the matter is, even, I mean, in her mind, it's white patriarchy, no matter what. | |
| So she's a woman. | |
| She's within the hierarchy of victims, right? | |
| She may be at a lower level. | |
| And she's a CEO. | |
| No, yeah, but she's a victim, right? | |
| Because she's a woman. | |
| So it doesn't matter. | |
| When she says white, she's obviously referring to white men, patriarchy, that kind of thing. | |
| So for her, and this is why she has, you know, this is what is so dangerous and I think very dangerous about and corrosive about this thought process, this ideology, is that She holds this guilt, right? This assumed guilt for the sins of her fathers or whatever, and she thinks that it's all her fault and that she is... | |
| But then, where that thinking always leads, Nick, inevitably, is to... | |
| These people forming these savior complexes, which then lead them to go out and do heinous things. | |
| I heard a quote the other day. | |
| I think it runs here on the radio station. | |
| I think his name is Chris. | |
| I can't remember his last name. | |
| But it was from C.S. Lewis, the quote. | |
| And it says that people who think they're acting in your best intentions will do the most harm of anyone to you. | |
| And that is so true, right? | |
| People who are acting for their own best intent, like for their benefit, may do heinous things, but they'll grow tired or weary, and perhaps they'll be satiated at some point. | |
| But if they think they're doing something for your best interest, the torture and torment will never end. | |
| I mean, it's a very loose paraphrasing of the C.S. Lewis quote, but that's essentially what it was intimating, and that's exactly what these people form in their mind. | |
| They are the savior, right? | |
| They are going to come in and white knight you to victory over oppressors that, you know, these boogeymen that exist. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| Nick, I mean, I was trying to explain what the danger of this ideology is. | |
| I mean, there's many different ways you can analyze that, but I was talking about this idea that, you know, the way that these leftists, particularly some of these people, have convinced themselves that what they're doing is right is what's more dangerous than anything else. | |
| When you talk about connections between, let's say, this NPR CEO and Hillary Clinton, her connections to the State Department, her connections to the UNICEF, her connections to Wikipedia, Signal, everything that's happening here, how she got to where she is, who she's married to, etc., etc., etc. | |
| How do they get people to do this stuff? | |
| Well, they do it by convincing these people, essentially, that they believe that what they're doing is righteous. | |
| Right? Therefore, they have no qualm with doing horrible and heinous things to achieve the ends to which they seek. | |
| For instance, it's where we get the phrase, by any means necessary, right? | |
| The ends justify the means. | |
| I believe that was Malcolm X or whoever, but it does speak to a mindset that is held within these ideological leftists that, I mean, to be quite honest... | |
| We, as Christians, should adopt an approach similar to a degree. | |
| I mean, not in the sense that the approach that they take is right and righteous, but the sense that we are willing to put ourselves forward and take whatever consequences for things that we know are right and true. | |
| That, I think, is something at least you could say is remotely admirable. | |
| To a degree, but it's also disgustingly heinous when you look at what they've done and convince themselves that they can do in the name of, right? | |
| And they always use that as an attack against the other side to say, oh, well, you know, in the name of this or in the name of that, you guys have done such evil things. | |
| And it's like, you are literally engaged in ethnic cleansing. | |
| Right? In certain countries. | |
| You're literally engaged in forwarding and protecting human slave trade today. | |
| You're literally engaged in human trafficking. | |
| You're doing all these horrible, heinous things in the name of progressive, liberal, communist ideas, whatever it is, because you've convinced yourself that it's morally justifiable when it couldn't be anything further from that. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I could rant on this all day. | |
| It's very interesting to me. | |
| Yeah. The ends justifies the means. | |
| Michel Machiavelli, I think that's the one. | |
| Yeah. Yeah, but look, Christians need to... | |
| Look, the crusades happened for a reason, Craig. | |
| All right? | |
| Enough is enough. | |
| Christians can even be pushed too far, and I think a lot of them have been put there. | |
| Hopefully that they rally together and continue to fight this evil man. | |
| Yeah. So let's get into some other stories, I think, interesting stories that we should be covering as well. | |
| One of the stories I wanted to get into here today was this story about Alberta separating and becoming an independent autonomous region. | |
| They've talked about it, and I love this. | |
| This is the premiere, I believe. | |
| This is a lawyer from Canada speaking to a press conference here about what an independent Alberta would look like for Canada. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| So there'd be no more federal income tax. | |
| There'd be no GST. | |
| There'd be no excise tax. | |
| There'd be no carbon tax. | |
| There'd be no more equalization payments where taxes, pension, and UI benefits included, we send $70 billion plus a year to Ottawa and get less than $35 billion a year back from the rest of Canada or Confederation, as it's called. | |
| So imagine the wealth and the prosperity of this province with all of that money remaining in the province, remaining in the provincial economy. | |
| Imagine Alberta with control of its own immigration so that where we have cities that don't have enough water, don't have enough electricity, don't have enough housing, that we can say, hang on, no vacancy, time out, until we sort out all the people that are presently here and we accommodate everybody that's here and have a sensible immigration policy as opposed to what we've been dealing with. | |
| Imagine in Alberta, where we're no longer being subject to arbitrary federal regulations, because somebody in Ottawa doesn't like the shape of somebody's hunting rifle, that they just automatically declare all of our hunting rifles to be prohibited, illegal, and subject to seizure, to be shipped to the front lines in the war of Ukraine, and other stupid ideas that have come out of Ottawa in the last several years. | |
| So I'm confident on those ideas alone. | |
| You know, getting rid of, like literally if we get rid of all federal taxation in Alberta, the take home pay and the disposable pay, Think about the fact that every time a working man or woman goes to the pump to fill up their truck, instead of paying $1.60 for diesel, they're paying 80 cents, which is what it should be. | |
| I think the most shocking thing of that whole thing is that they pay $1.60 for diesel up there. | |
| And I think Canadian dollars are worth less than American dollars, so that's like even worse. | |
| What's going on here? | |
| Why do they have such cheap gas? | |
| Oh, that's insane. | |
| But seriously, though, I think the idea of these independents... | |
| These nations... | |
| Like, Canada is run by crazy people right now. | |
| And that was probably the most polite way of saying... | |
| We don't want these illegals coming into our communities, I've ever heard it put. | |
| Well, let's just get the resources figured out, eh, before we start bringing all these people in. | |
| You know, I mean, and politely say no. | |
| It's like, as Canada as it gets, as Canadian as it gets. | |
| But he does reference there also Greenland and what Trump said about that, and perhaps they would even be brought in as a 51st state. | |
| What do you think, Nick? | |
| I think he might be a dual citizen because I didn't hear one single apology when he was talking. | |
| Just kidding. | |
| That's what Canadians do. | |
| They apologize for everything. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| He might have a little American in him. | |
| Just kidding. | |
| But, look, hey, I love to see it, man. | |
| Keep it up, Canada, because, listen, at any given time, you guys are vulnerable up there, all right? | |
| You got ten dudes with box cutters just walking around the streets, and they own the place, all right? | |
| You guys are basically domesticated cats. | |
| You can't defend yourself. | |
| You got your claws taken away. | |
| You know, your teeth are falling out. | |
| You keep getting the wrong kind of food for your teeth and they're rotting. | |
| And then you got these people trying to steal all your money. | |
| Yeah, Canada's in a bad spot. | |
| Sounds horrible. | |
| And finally, the quote I was trying to reference earlier, somebody texted in, Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. | |
| It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. | |
| The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated, but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of us. | |
| They have their own conscience. | |
| Man, that quote gives me goosebumps because it's what they have. | |
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| It's our final segment. | |
| Man, time flies. | |
| Really quickly, I want to shout out the texters. | |
| Somebody texted in from the 970 and said, by the way, they buy their fuel in liters in Canada, which would make sense. | |
| Correcting the record, Canada is not selling gas for 80 cents or $1.60 a gallon. | |
| As a matter of fact, that makes it way more expensive. | |
| I think one gallon is almost four liters. | |
| So that means they're paying more, presumably, than we are. | |
| Oh, my gosh. | |
| So, you know, a lot more. | |
| I think President Trump should put a tax on Canada until they switch over to our system of measurement. | |
| Yeah, we should do all kinds of things in Canada. | |
| People keep saying that this is like the stupidest trade war ever between us and Canada. | |
| And I'm like, this is the most worthwhile trade war that ever has existed. | |
| This is our border. | |
| This is land that we deserve. | |
| We should take Canada. | |
| I want the full invasion of Canada. | |
| We take it back for our national... | |
| Anyway. I'm not advocating for any violence. | |
| I'm just saying invasion is in, you know, like when they said the British invasion, like whatever that was, with the Beatles or whatever. | |
| Anyway, that kind of invasion. | |
| Anyway, final thought for the day, Nick, and then I've got to do my scripture and we'll be out of here. | |
| Yes. Speaker Johnson. | |
| Just announced a moment ago that he has the authority to stop funding to federal courts. | |
| Okay, Craig, let me ask you this question before we get to your thing. | |
| Well, we do not have more than a couple minutes here, Nick. | |
| Okay. We may have to save that for tomorrow's show. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| It's just we just don't have time. | |
| We literally have one minute. | |
| If you intended to have... | |
| The federal court systems take care of the problem and prosecute these people. | |
| Would you pull the funding from it? | |
| I have to do this scripture, Nick, and I'm sorry I've got to cut you off. | |
| So we'll get into that tomorrow. | |
| If anybody's interested in hearing about that, we will be covering it extensively in tomorrow's show. | |
| But today I want to read you guys some scripture to finish up here. | |
| And it talks about the folly of human wisdom, which I think is interesting. | |
| We're in 1 Corinthians 3. And it says this, Hmm. | |
| is yours, whether Paul or Apollos or Cephas or the world or life or death or things present or things to come. | |
| Everything is yours and you belong to Christ and Christ belongs to God. | |
| I love that. | |
| I love that as closing words for anybody out there to take with you. | |
| Do not listen to the folly of human wisdom. | |
| It will only take you into meaningless and irrelevant places. | |
| Listen to the wisdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, the wisdom of God that is given us in Scripture. | |
| Take that. | |
| And if you haven't accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, I invite you now. | |
| Open your heart, say a prayer, call upon His name, and accept Him, and watch what great things are happening. | |
| Go get baptized in the water and rejuvenate yourself in the everlasting water of life. | |
| Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow, God willing, same time, same place with Nick, and we'll pick right back up where we left off. | |
| We'll see you on the next one. | |
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