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Nov. 8, 2021 - Louder with Crowder

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DISBAND the FBI! Kyle Rittenhouse Trial & Steele Dossier Corruption REVEALED | Louder with Crowder

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	That is so weird.
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	And I made the mistake of trying to squeeze it and just made it worse, so I apologize to everyone that you have to see this.
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	Look, we have a lot to talk about today, and I'm going to just state on the outset, I think it's time to disband the FBI.
	And the NBA.
	And the NIH.
	All the acronyms, get rid of them.
	The WNBA.
	It's time to take out the hair bands and let them see what happens.
	WNBA's working on it themselves.
	NWA can stay.
	They can stay.
	It's hard to say I like NWA if I gotta say it.
	Yeah, that's true.
	Did I ruin it already?
	No, no.
	I think it's a fair point.
	I was sitting there thinking, yeah, what do we do?
	What do I do in naming my favorite Richard Pryor albums?
	I have no idea.
	But look, it is time.
	I'm going to get to this in a bit.
	So we're going to sort of build a case here.
	You saw that the FBI raided James O'Keefe.
	You've seen what's now happened with the Steele dossier, the Russia-Trump collusion hoax.
	There have now been arrests.
	We know that the FBI has been complicit.
	And the biggest story to come out of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial is something that many people aren't talking about, and to me was absolutely terrifying.
	And we need to take a step back, and it involves the FBI.
	I obviously, I think a lot of conservatives out there want to support people who are out there protecting this country, and sometimes kind of toss intelligence agencies into that same pot, and it's not really the case.
	We are at a point where the FBI is so selective in their prosecution, the law is not applied equally, that I think it's beyond repair.
	You guys can let me know what you think, we're going to talk about that, but before I move on, It is time to say hi to Gerald A. How are you?
	I am well, sir.
	How are you?
	I'm okay.
	Did you have a good weekend?
	Yeah, except for this throbbing thing.
	Oh, wow.
	Yeah, this throbbing thing.
	When did your friend show up?
	Quarterback Garrett was late to the punch to cut to it.
	I was pointing.
	Oh.
	We know it's there.
	Quarterback!
	How are you, sir?
	Hey, I'm doing good.
	Yeah, well, you don't get pimples, but you know, you get razor bumps.
	That's true.
	I've seen that in the aisles.
	It's bump, bump away, but I read it like this.
	Bump away!
	Oh, geez.
	And Dave Wendow is here.
	November 11th, he's going to be at the Cotillion in Wichita, Kansas.
	It's this Thursday.
	Get tickets, Wichita, Kansas.
	Yeah, this Thursday.
	And the thing about the cotillion is it is in his basement.
	Yes it is.
	Well, a little change.
	It's fine print.
	We're also going to be talking about Michigan and menstruating people.
	We're also going to be talking about AOC.
	And by the way, listen, I want to let you guys know, this is very important.
	Because we're going to talk about how some of our content from last week in the Rittenhouse Trial has now been age-restricted.
	Spoiler alert, the exact same footage we had used, which resulted in our restriction, is still up from the New York Times and several other channels.
	So, if this happens to disappear, we never know when the livestream will be bumped off.
	Just know, the stream is still going on.
	You can join Mug Club, or if you want the free show, you can still go over to Rumble.
	The show is still on Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.
	Eastern.
	It just may not be on YouTube forever.
	I just want you to know that so you don't wonder where we... Yeah, I don't want you to sit there wondering where a lot of the crowd ran off to!
	So, before we move on here, let's talk about this.
	AOC had her thoughts... She stuck her oar in, Dave.
	Ooh.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	She stuck her oar in.
	I don't know why she had an oar in her Tesla.
	No idea.
	I don't know what that means.
	It's totally impractical.
	At that point, it almost just creates drag.
	It's true.
	But AOC stuck her oar in on the Virginia failure.
	She's giving out advice, and it's this time not the best way to shoot an Irish car bomb.
	On the election front, I actually think we have good news as well.
	Really?
	I know that Virginia was a huge bummer.
	And honestly, if anything, I think that the results show the limits of trying to run a fully 100% super-moderated campaign that does not excite, speak to, or energize a progressive base.
	And frankly, we weren't even really invited to contribute on that race.
	Well, she's like Hooper Humperdinck.
	She's never invited.
	No, that's right.
	It was by design.
	Yes.
	They didn't want you at the party.
	By the way, that driver's leaving one star.
	Yes.
	He's an Iranian cab driver.
	He's like, Bitch, shut up!
	You never stop!
	I always one star you!
	Stop talking!
	You always talk!
	I drive you all the time!
	You never stop talking!
	Your voice is painful.
	I have a pressure cooker in back and a bag of nails!
	You shut up!
	She's just so interesting.
	Yeah, no, she's right, though.
	It was too moderate.
	Yes, please continue, please.
	This is just kind of like with the prosecution in the Rittenhouse trial.
	People are saying, why isn't the defense?
	No, no, no.
	Let them shoot themselves in the foot.
	Let AOC have influence upon her party, please.
	Yeah, the Republican Party's response is, please continue.
	Just open the curtain.
	Put her videos up on a big screen.
	Guys, I really think you should listen to AOC.
	I mean, really listen.
	And I think when in doubt, just accuse more voters of being racist.
	Especially suburban white moms.
	It works.
	Works like a charm.
	I shouldn't even be saying this.
	I shouldn't be giving away all our secrets.
	I don't even know what I'm thinking here.
	I shouldn't be telling you, you should listen to AOC and accuse all voters of being racist, and then just tell them that critical race theory doesn't exist.
	But you know what?
	That's all I'm going to say.
	No more pointers from me.
	It just makes common sense.
	Unless you sign up for my mailing list.
	Then it's, you know, I'm going to pick Morrissey.
	I'm going to give out my tips.
	Election 911, is this your thing now?
	Keep in mind, too, that with the left, these were not moderate candidates.
	And by the way, some people were trying to give me flack.
	And you're kind of right.
	I said they voted out Governor Blackface.
	I know he had served his full terms.
	But obviously, when you're talking about his Democratic hair apparent, they voted against it in principle.
	I just want to make sure that I clarify that.
	I know how terms work.
	Not sure how Blackface works.
	Apparently, when a Canadian prime minister who's liberal does it nine times, And the governor of Virginia does it repeatedly.
	It's not a problem.
	Brought to you by Kiwi.
	Yeah, it's totally acceptable in Canada, actually.
	Yes, it is.
	Well, yeah, it's a different thing.
	And Virginia.
	Apparently.
	Yeah, I mean, that made sense.
	I can't keep track of the rules anymore.
	And on The View.
	So we just do it here.
	My question before we move on here is, why do you think the FBI was flying a drone and or plane over Kenosha right as Kyle was being attacked?
	And I want to back up to that because I have a bunch of other information to kind of deliver, but it's easy to get lost in the shuffle, whereas really the reaction should be, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Shift, zoom.
	The FBI had a drone above Kenosha?
	Yeah.
	That's exactly what the reaction should be.
	They just skim past it.
	Like, oh yeah, by the way, the FBI footage, they lost some of this footage.
	Everyone's going, oh, okay, so they lost some of that footage.
	Wait, WHAT?!
	The FBI had a drone, or plane, over Kenosha while the riots were burning.
	How many lives did they save, by the way?
	Well, you know, I'll get to it in a second.
	Before that, let me go to Governor Whitmer.
	Oh boy.
	She's still a governor?
	She is.
	Sadly.
	She is until she gets hit by a house and her feet curl up.
	Unless the FBI has something to say about it.
	Well, over the weekend, she announced, and I'm not even against this, to be clear.
	I'm not against repealing the tampon tax.
	That's something they're going to do because they claim it's a necessity.
	Just to be clear, I get it.
	I think this is something that isn't all that big of a deal.
	It's how they decided to word this bill and how they decided to word the praise of this
	bill that should give everyone who has, who's taken biology 101, you know, in junior high,
	pause, see if you can spot it.
	A trip to the pharmacy won't cost as much anymore for essential items like tampons and
	pads after Governor Whitmer signed a bipartisan bill ending the so-called tampon tax.
	I never dreamed, number one, we'd get it done.
	Number two, it would take this long to get it done.
	And number three, that I'd be the one who gets to sign this bill into law.
	So I'm really happy about that.
	This is a step toward empowering and supporting women in this economy and menstruating Michiganders.
	Now I know what you're thinking, well that was a slip of the tongue because she said women at some point menstruating Michiganders.
	No, no, no.
	Let me read a statement here.
	She also said, this is primarily for me and for I think most of the people that have been supporting the change in this law about fairness, about ensuring that people who menstruate are not punished for that biological activity.
	I repeat, People who menstruate are not punished for that biological activity.
	Hold on a second, hold on a second.
	Is it people who menstruate?
	Or is it biological activity?
	Which is it?
	Is it people who menstruate, which includes the glorified Halloween mask with the pump that would bleed?
	You just knew those kids were rich because they were like $55?
	Right, right.
	It's the skull that bleeds!
	Only it's your, you know, poonanny.
	Or is it biological activity, meaning only women who can biologically menstruate?
	This is the issue here.
	They just kind of, they just keep layering it on.
	Menstruating Michiganders, people who menstruate.
	This would have been considered a straw man not too long ago, and in fairness, her husband hopes this will actually create a domino effect and remove the tax on other feminine products.
	So he's, yeah, well, you know.
	Oh geez.
	That's a high-dollar product.
	I'm about to say something there, Gerald.
	You're happy?
	I'm shocked.
	I'm shocked that this is coming from the party of science.
	Shocked, I tell you.
	By the way, she also said something in the very beginning that was contradictory.
	Number one, I'm surprised that we were able to get this done, and number two, I'm surprised it took so long.
	Yeah.
	Did anybody else catch that?
	Well, I was kind of busy killing your grandma.
	I was surprised that it ever happened, and I was surprised that it took this long.
	Well, I wasn't surprised.
	I definitely killed your grandma.
	Well, that's true.
	As you know, I am stretching, and I spit a lot of money at tampons.
	I gotta tell ya, it is crazy.
	Quite a bunch.
	Sometimes I just use a turkey leg from a renaissance festival.
	Yes, honestly, that's absolutely true.
	Sometimes you need a turkey leg and now you got always pads with uh, with uh, wings and you know, optional heated, uh, heated seats for crying out loud.
	Beck, I would just, you know, I'd just tie a rabbit skin with some sinew.
	That's what I would do.
	I just, I'm, it's very, very broken in there.
	You know, but back then... I needed a good carpet square.
	But you know what?
	That's back then.
	You didn't see periods from guys.
	So the rules are changing all around.
	You know, rabbits, skins, guys.
	Guys menstruating too.
	You know, you gotta get with the times.
	Yeah, I asked my doctor, I said, my husband's penis is menstruating.
	And he says, that's not what that is.
	And I said, are you sure?
	And she said, yeah, yeah.
	She said, well, maybe if you stop whacking it with a mallet.
	Stop hurting your ears.
	direction stop hurting your oh man yeah your penis shouldn't bleed
	Let's just call it what it is.
	You can't have a... Can we say... We're not allowed to say that?
	No, you can say that.
	Alice Cooper has to change his song, though.
	Only women and men bleed.
	Only penises bleed.
	Only penises bleed.
	Whatever you want bleeds.
	And that's what they want!
	Think about this.
	Think about this for a second.
	There will be people outraged across the Mitten State Because they yearn.
	And I wish I wanted anything as badly as these biological men want to have periods.
	Think about that!
	They've actually intimidated the governor of Michigan enough to say menstruating Michiganders, people who menstruate.
	Now what's the problem with that?
	When they try to tell you- That was the name of my football team.
	Mine was the guppies.
	Sorry, it was the menstruating guppies.
	Which is inaccurate.
	Get your aquatic biology correct.
	Mine was the bleeding blue balls.
	The thing is, really, when you think about it, think about this for a second.
	Honestly.
	I can't.
	They're that offended, and they'll tell you that Critical Race 3 is not a thing.
	Well, technically, right now, she'll say, I never, we're not teaching in schools that men get periods.
	No, no, you say menstruating people.
	That's how it starts.
	Just like they say, well, critical race theory is, well, no one's saying it's a course.
	What they're saying is critical race theory is now an English class.
	It's in biology class.
	It's in history class.
	In college, it's a course.
	It's a set of guidelines for every part of the curriculum.
	And it starts with People who menstruate.
	We need to—and this is the problem with big tech, right?
	Where they say, well, you can't say that because you're actually insulting someone's immutable characteristic.
	First off, it's not immutable!
	A man can hit mute on his fake period!
	I see what you did there.
	But it starts from authoritative sources and everyone has to accept it as though it's normal.
	Yes, yes, it is completely normal for men to have periods.
	I stand corrected.
	How do you cram that into history though?
	You're like, right here is where John Wilkes Booth makes Lincoln's head menstruate.
	Right here is JFK, he menstruates twice in this limo, right?
	Well, Ronald Reagan, they tried to make a menstruate, but Tuslanovich just decided he wouldn't.
	Gay didn't.
	No.
	He didn't menstruate.
	I love how they kind of box each other.
	Matter of fact, his dick grew three sizes that day.
	I don't know how it... And Jodie Foster decided to go with women that menstruate because of John Hinckley.
	And of course, he's a sexist.
	Ah, right.
	What were you about to say there, Joe?
	I was going to say, they kind of boxed themselves into a corner because biological women would have been fine, right?
	But it's like, no, you can't say that.
	It's like, hell, what do we say?
	I don't know, menstruating people?
	That sounds reasonable, right?
	No.
	To no one on the planet.
	That doesn't sound made up at all.
	Well, I think it's good that they want to put the men into menstruate.
	Yes.
	That's how they're gonna teach the kids.
	They have, you know, Snoop the Rapping Dog.
	Like, yo, I put the men back in menstruate!
	I'm Snoop the Menstruating Dog and I'm here to say I'm bleeding from my cooch every day!
	Hey kids!
	My white fur has gone away.
	Say no to drugs!
	I like how they save, what is the, how much money are you saving the average person here?
	36 cents a month?
	They act like it's such an amazing thing.
	They said $4,800 over the course of a lifetime.
	Oh.
	Wait, what?
	Hold on, what?
	How much did we spend?
	I don't know the women they picked in that sample study.
	Did they look like the elevator from The Shining?
	Yeah, that's like the sample.
	We have placebo group A and the control group is red rum.
	What the hell is going on?
	We're gonna need some paper towels.
	Well, I guess we put in the budget some tricycles.
	I don't know why they were paying for tricycles in the study.
	Well, twins!
	They count as one.
	Okay.
	So, by the way, follow us on Instagram.
	We're gonna take your live chats later and play Age Restricted or Not on MugClub today.
	Big-ass fun game that we could never play on YouTube.
	Never.
	Today is a perfect example.
	And there's big asses.
	And there's big... No, there's not.
	There's big asses!
	Well, they're there.
	No, no, no.
	They're just not good.
	No, no.
	I was the devil's advocate!
	Oh, no.
	Doesn't your sister look good?
	Yeah!
	Oh, geez.
	Yeah!
	Yeah!
	Now let's talk about how Big Bird got... Myocarditis!
	So over the weekend, Big Bird revealed that he got vaccinated, tweeting, I got the COVID-19 vaccine today.
	My wing is feeling a little sore, but I'll give my body an extra protective boost that keeps me and others healthy.
	Miss Erica Hill even said I've been getting vaccines since I was a little bird.
	I had no idea.
	Now, unfortunately, and I understand the sentiment.
	I don't have anything against it, but it resulted in a newly mutated, highly communicable Hey, don't laugh!
	flu and required Big Bird's immediate execution. We go now live to the proceedings.
	I've never been in a hospital before. There's no reason to be scared. Come with me so I can
	examine you and we can start to make you feel better. Can I ask you a few questions? Uh, okay.
	Maria! It's alright Big Bird, I'll be right here.
	Hey, don't laugh! It's horrible. So sad.
	God.
	See what waits to do to Oscar the Grouch.
	Gone too soon.
	He threw a grenade in his trash can and locked all this.
	Yeah, the saddest part is Big Bird's very tall and you know that took a while.
	Those screams went on for hours.
	At least start with my head!
	Why did you start with my legs?
	I have to feel all of it!
	Snuffleupagus is going to him before and he's like, here, take this!
	No, I have to keep my wits about me.
	Elmo's like, now I'm gonna pedophile everyone!
	Elmo did one too!
	Did Elmo get vaccinated?
	He did, he got vaccinated.
	He's used to jabbing kids.
	Does anybody know that these are felt?
	You're just wasting vaccines.
	And they're tweeting on a platform and there's no children.
	Who are you tweeting this to?
	And Big Bird in his final words cried out, LETTER A!
	Yay!
	All right.
	Close enough.
	Big Bird?
	What is he?
	I don't even know.
	I don't know what kind of bird he's supposed to be.
	He's a mutant.
	He is a mutant.
	Yeah, exactly.
	He's eight feet tall.
	I didn't see nothing like that.
	Now, think about this for a second.
	Birds, they eat like worms and stuff, you know what I mean?
	Birds are predators.
	Those kids aren't safe.
	No.
	Is she that tall?
	You think birds... There's no way Sesame Street could be real because we wouldn't get along with them.
	No, we wouldn't.
	Of course.
	They wouldn't be able to drink at the same fountains.
	Not Grover, all blue.
	Not to mention they make him put on his retard leather helmet.
	He's like, I'm Super Grover!
	No, you need to be institutional.
	Cookie Monster?
	You just make him Vegetable Monster?
	How creepy was that?
	I love carrots.
	Nobody loves carrots that much.
	Unless they're having sex with them.
	That's Elmo.
	Prolapse!
	So!
	Vaccine mandates!
	Lone Sphincter!
	The vaccine mandate has now been halted.
	This is just kind of a fun win.
	Over the weekend, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals halted Biden's mandate on companies over... You know, this is one on companies with over 100 employees.
	This resulted from lawsuits coming from the great states of Texas and Florida.
	Louisiana jumped in there, too.
	I was a little surprised to see them at the game.
	Really?
	I think so.
	That's right.
	Well, you know, these rules don't tend to hold up in court.
	They do not.
	So this is also, though, what Biden had said, remember, with the rent extension.
	He said, it's probably unconstitutional, but we'll just pass it anyway, and then eventually the courts will strike it down, but that'll, you know, give people six more months of not paying rent to screw the landlords.
	That's what you love to hear from your president.
	This might be unconstitutional.
	Circuit Court of Appeals, not the other ones that are idiots, to step in and say, no, we have to stop this.
	By the way, you said it doesn't hold up?
	Yeah.
	Five of the last six emergency authorizations kind of like this have not held up in court.
	Five of the last six.
	That's a pretty bad record.
	Well, they didn't have to deal with the full ferocity of OSHA, by God.
	Let me give you some context.
	The last one that got challenged, asbestos.
	Asbestos was the last.
	Oh, wow.
	Look at that.
	Asbestos survived the challenge.
	Wait, what do you mean asbestos survived the challenge?
	Meaning, so the states... Does it mandate to not use asbestos?
	Yeah, well, OSHA was mandating something on asbestos.
	The states challenged, and the court said, no, OSHA, you can't mandate that on asbestos.
	And the states won.
	The state said we demand being able to continue using asbestos?
	They probably didn't use those words.
	Well, the children's schoolhouses were already built.
	What are you going to do?
	Tear them down?
	Yeah, you've already got hospitals.
	You know how expensive that pink insulating foam is?
	I mean, come on!
	This stuff doesn't burn!
	It's more of a mercury-led asbestos tri-blend, really.
	They say there's particles in the air.
	I don't see them.
	No, I don't see it.
	It can't be possible.
	My family made a lot of money off asbestos.
	Yeah, well, it's asbestos that feeds you.
	It's asbestos that clothes you.
	So now it's gone.
	Now let's move on here to the FBI.
	So I have a few things that I want to tie in here.
	So I want you guys to kind of understand the through line.
	And, you know, comment below before, those who aren't watching live or watching the archive, if you think we should disband the FBI, and then I'll present my case to you here.
	Because a lot happened here this last week that involves the FBI.
	And more importantly, I was going back through the Rittenhouse trial last week.
	It's interesting, by the way, what the media chooses not to cover.
	They choose not to cover the Rittenhouse trial because there's no way that this kid was charged.
	They did like day one, but then they cut it off real quick.
	It wasn't all day.
	It got really, really, really bad very quickly.
	So, first, you know, the Steele dossier, the Russia collusion, right?
	This was something that, keep in mind, was paid for by Hillary Clinton operatives, the Democratic National Committee, and the FBI was complicit, saying there was evidence for it.
	Remember, they were on air saying, we have it on good authority that this is authentic.
	Okay, so last week Igor Denchenko was indicted as part of the Durham investigation, charged
	with five counts of lying to the FBI about his sources for, again, the bogus Steele dossier.
	Keep in mind this is, you know, using information from this guy, this is how Christopher Steele
	compiled that Fusion GPS, that basically, remember, all the information about the Donald
	Trump Russia collusion hoax stemmed from this dossier, Fusion GPS, the company, Steele dossier
	is what it was, entirely fake.
	Now arrests are starting to come down only because it is so undeniable that something
	has to be done.
	But the media echoed it for years.
	And of course this resulted in prosecution of Donald Trump and of a lot of his, not only employees, but colleagues.
	A lot of wasted time.
	And the FBI was backing it.
	The FBI had people making public statements.
	That's what's so concerning.
	And of course, do you think this guy lied to the FBI?
	Well, the FBI's been caught lying about it themselves!
	So at what point does it matter if one guy lied to the FBI?
	He's just lying to another liar!
	Right, and by the way, just remember, day one of him being in office, he's a Russian mole, he's a Russian spy, he's influenced by the Kremlin, he can't possibly stand up to Putin because he's too close to him.
	Oh my god, he had a private meeting with Putin, they must have been hatching their plans together.
	That was what we had on a drip from CNN, MSNBC, ABC, everybody covering it, and this was easily disproven.
	I mean, very quickly disproven, but they just kept running with the lie because nobody would call them out.
	And it was one of those things that did a lot of damage.
	It did.
	Did a lot of damage.
	Look, there's absolutely more evidence, of course, that there was collusion from the Hillary Clinton campaign in the 2016 election, that there was hackery afoot.
	Oh, there's a better word for that, but we can't say it on air.
	That there were election shenanigans afoot in 2016 from Hillary Clinton than Donald Trump with Russia.
	Why?
	Because they paid for this!
	The Clinton campaign paid for this dossier and said, whatever you can get.
	Keep in mind, at the same time, if I didn't do anything about Hillary Clinton acid-washing her hard drives and her email is gone.
	So in other words, when there's something that is admittedly A crime that's been committed by the Clintons.
	Admittedly, like, well, okay, at the very least we got rid of those emails, right?
	You're not allowed to do that.
	You're not allowed to do that with a government computer.
	As far as, did she acid-wash the hard drives?
	To what extent?
	That's conjecture, but admittedly it's already enough of a crime.
	It's, ah, you know what, it doesn't matter at this point, didn't win, who cares?
	Well, hold on a second.
	You cared enough to continue prosecuting, to continue serving warrants, to continue intimidating based on something that was entirely false?
	And we're going to continue through this kind of trail of thought.
	You either have to believe that the FBI is so incompetent that it is of no use, meaning they had no ability to vet the Steele dossier, meaning they didn't watch this show, or they are dishonest.
	But there is no door number three at this point.
	Yeah, and then we had the text messages from those two FBI agents back and forth about how we're not going to let this happen, Donald Trump won't be president, insinuating that that was going to be the case.
	But this was also used as a pretext for further investigations, like you said, investigations that would have never happened otherwise.
	This opened the door for them to go kind of pilfering through Donald Trump's associates, trying to find something on someone.
	Now, some of them Maybe some shady characters were in there and he should have distanced himself.
	He did distance himself.
	Like Manafort.
	Later on, yeah.
	He did, right?
	But at the same time, this should have never happened.
	No.
	It's not how this works.
	No.
	Well, here we go.
	Now this goes to another point.
	Over the weekend, James O'Keefe's home was raided.
	Oh no.
	For the alleged, and when I say alleged, I mean absolutely.
	Otherwise, why would his home be raided?
	Well, did he have illegal weapons or something really dangerous?
	He had Criterion copies of Lethal Weapon.
	1, 2, and 3.
	Not a fan of 4.
	I'd raid his house for those.
	I didn't think it was bad.
	They had a Chris Rock and Jet Li.
	That's not the point.
	Well, for 4, I think you should do a little time.
	Come on, we're not talking about Transformers 4.
	My point is, whatever his crimes, yes, but whatever his crimes, there is a legal process for executing someone for Maintaining a copy of Lethal Weapon 4.
	Yes, the Criterion Collection.
	Yes, the Criterion Collection.
	But the point is, due process.
	Fine.
	Innocent until proven shitty.
	So, over the weekend, James O'Keefe's home was raided for the alleged, absolutely, diary of Ashley Biden, Joe Biden's daughter.
	Here's a clip from James O'Keefe.
	I awoke to the news that apartments and homes of Project Veritas journalists, or former journalists, had been raided by FBI agents.
	It appears the Southern District of New York now has journalists in their sights for the supposed crime of doing their jobs lawfully and honestly.
	Or at least, this journalist.
	Late last year, we were approached by tipsters claiming they had a copy of Ashley Biden's diary.
	We had never met or heard of the tipsters.
	We took steps to corroborate the authenticity of the diary.
	At the end of the day, we made the ethical decision that because, in part, we could not determine if the diary was real, we never published it.
	Now, Ms.
	Biden's father's Department of Justice, specifically the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, appears to be investigating the situation, claiming the diary was stolen.
	Okay, so now they're claiming the diary... In other words... Wait, what agent said that?
	That diary was stolen!
	I mean fake.
	Oops.
	By the way, they raided his house.
	They were incredibly confused.
	They just were like, we're assless chaps and we have 20 single gloves, not pairs.
	Who does that?
	And he has an entire green screen for Michael Jackson parodies.
	What is this?
	Big fan.
	I thought we were going to the journalist's house.
	He's just making his own notes with a pen that has a big heart on the end of it.
	Keep in mind, do people remember they're going after for Ashley Biden's diary?
	Okay.
	Trump's tax returns.
	A diary, put this in context.
	If you went to the local police or you called the FBI and said, my diary's missing.
	Crazy on line 12, right there.
	Unless you're Anne Frank, no one cares about your diary.
	Even Stevens, what is this?
	If it was Anne Frank, I would just, The point is, they would say, crazy, on line 12, they would say, let me get this straight, ma'am.
	You want me to send an agent to go look for your diary?
	Several.
	Just to check on it.
	It says I like Brandon.
	Listen, several places.
	I can't have anybody know that.
	But my point is, there is actually some protection for tax returns.
	There should be.
	Donald Trump's tax returns that were obtained, but was it New York Times or Washington Post?
	I can't remember.
	I thought it was Times.
	Shitty birds of a feather.
	Something legitimate.
	But the point is, any FBI agents sent to that?
	No.
	Anything?
	But this is a diary, which is not legally protected if it was lost, just like Hunter Biden.
	Keep in mind, some people still believe that his laptop was stolen.
	He returned it to Geek Squad and was too high to remember to pick it up.
	Just to be clear.
	Left it!
	It's not only state law, it's Geek Squad's policy.
	I know it's not a branded Geek Squad, but it was a computer repair shop, they say.
	If you don't return it, or if you don't return to pick it up within 90 days, and it doesn't have exceptions for crack cocaine as far as I read from the store's policy, that then it is basically available to anyone.
	It's their property.
	Well at least he wasn't pawning it like some scumbag.
	Right.
	And by the way, just to be clear, the New York Times story, totally fine on Twitter, even though that's illegal.
	The story about Hunter Biden, totally not fine on Twitter from the New York Post.
	Well, also, Ashley Biden, I've noticed, this is throttled here.
	So, I want to be clear with you, we cannot confirm the authenticity of the diary.
	Right.
	Any more than the FBI just did.
	Yeah, any more than the FBI just did.
	You don't raid a house for a stolen diary.
	You don They're so cute!
	It was not consensual.
	If we let you have this, then we'd have to let everybody have this.
	Would you let us in, please?
	So, October 1 is wearing a witch's costume.
	Yes.
	It's adorable.
	And if you look there, that pumpkin is actually a wiener dog.
	And March, sand flies eating a beagle's face.
	That's the main one we're concerned about.
	March, you don't want to look at March.
	That was not made for public print.
	Yes.
	That was for us.
	That was South Sea's personal calendar.
	It was a whoopsie picture.
	It was a whoopsie picture.
	That's what we call it here.
	These are technical terms you need to concern yourself with.
	So let me be clear about the diary.
	I have read it.
	Some people have said, how did you read it?
	Because it has been publicly leaked everywhere.
	Yeah.
	It's on the internet.
	And whether it's true... I do think it's true.
	I'll tell you why.
	Okay.
	So, it includes a few things in there that are disconcerting.
	First off, she seems like she's a sex addict.
	Because she says she's a sex addict.
	She's obviously a drug addict.
	She's obviously someone who has been damaged in her life.
	She obviously resents her father a whole lot.
	Seems like she was molested as a child.
	We do not know by whom, just to be clear.
	This is the exact girl I would hit on.
	Yes.
	That sounds available.
	And she wrote this, I remember having sex with friends at a young age, showers with my dad, and in parentheses, probably not appropriate.
	What?
	Thanks for adding that.
	Um, was it, uh, I don't know if they brought it up, I asked them to bring it up, uh, Tocanawa, make sure we get it from the control room.
	Hunter Biden, he was sexting with his niece, if I'm not mistaken, and then he had a picture with an underage girl who was not his niece.
	But he was definitely sexting with his niece.
	She's showering, I mean, incest just seems to run in the Biden family.
	There were feet involved, I thought.
	It is just running in the Biden family.
	We got that somewhere in the show.
	Okay.
	Allegedly.
	So, uh, she also wrote about feeling self-righteous during the Hunter-Halle fiasco, and keep in mind Halle is Beau's wife.
	Let me be really clear about this, and this is corroborated in this diary.
	Hunter Biden banged his brother's widow, then banged her sister!
	And then sex, at least, I don't know when, if this happened congruently, sexted his niece, and there are pictures of him, you know, with underage girls, smoking crack, and throwing a gun in a dumpster by a school.
	Correct.
	And he FaceTimed with Biden saying that he, or no, no, sorry, he texted Biden that he FaceTimed with a 14-year-old girl while naked and smoking crack.
	Winner!
	Really?
	This is a really screwed up family.
	I don't want to just judge on it, but come on, at a certain point you say none of you, and here's one thing, this is me making an inference, every single one of Biden's children is a drug-addicted, compulsive, lying, cheating Whore or man-whore.
	Every single one.
	At a certain point you go, okay, what happened there from the top down?
	Every single one.
	And I mean starting from a very, very young age.
	Having problems.
	Having emotional issues.
	Having relationship issues.
	Having substance abuse issues.
	Having incestuous issues.
	Yeah.
	So, a quick question.
	When did Bo pass away?
	That was later on, right?
	It was roughly before Hunter banged his wife.
	I believe that's the timeline.
	Well, I was wondering.
	I was like, okay, well, a tragic event in a family can sometimes, you know, spin people out, but it seems like all this was going on prior to Bo's death.
	Well, it's weird if it spun him out to bang his brother's wife and then bang her sister.
	Yeah, sometimes.
	That's a lot of spinning.
	I remember when I lost my aunt and I started banging my cousin.
	I was not saying it was an excuse. I remember when my grandmother died and I started, you know,
	I started banging his cousin. Yeah, smoking crack and...
	Yeah, Bo died in May of 2015.
	Spinning out like the Tilt-A-World. Okay, so Bo died in 2015. Yeah. So that's a different...
	Okay. What did he have? I was trying to look for like the common thing other than just the
	Biden family, but it looks like it's the Biden family. All right.
	This is creepy.
	It really is creepy.
	I mean, look, I get the drug addiction and stuff.
	I can relate.
	Yeah, but smoking cheese.
	Yeah, well, I've never smoked.
	Nobody I know has ever smoked or snorted Parmesan.
	Here's the issue.
	Because you've had addiction, right?
	You've talked about it openly.
	At some point, someone sat you down and obviously said, OK, you need to make a change and you needed to ultimately be self-accountable.
	Sometimes roomful.
	Right.
	But Hunter Biden has never had that.
	Hunter Biden was still lying about it and getting speaking fees for talking about becoming so after he was still on drugs, just to be clear.
	He has continually lied about it and he hasn't had a father who's tried to hold him accountable.
	If you look at Ashley Biden and you read in her diary, she's not talking about a father who's trying to help her.
	She's talking about a father who's a political climber and she really resents him.
	She thinks that he's emotionally manipulative.
	She thinks that he's uncaring.
	She thinks he's unsympathetic.
	So the point is, yes, you can have a substance abuse problem, but these people have had lifetime substance and sex abuse problems.
	And it doesn't seem, according to the diaries and according to Hunter Biden's laptop, like the parents were ever interested in helping.
	Well, I don't think it seems that the parents ever really cared.
	I mean, with Hunter, it seems that he actually... He seems to have a relationship with Hunter, not with Ashley.
	That's at least how it seems whenever you... I didn't even know Ashley was a thing.
	Yeah.
	I didn't even know he had a daughter.
	There really is no connection there, and I think it's because he glorifies his father where she is obviously broken by him.
	At least from what you can tell.
	But yeah, there is a point.
	He may have had people sit him down.
	I'm sure he's had interventions and stuff like that.
	He's just, he's never done anything about it.
	Because it seems, every time I see him interviewed, he seems very high.
	Right.
	Well, Burisma looked at that resume and met with Hunter and said, yes, he does need to sit down on our board.
	Let's pay him lots and lots of money to sit on our board and make decisions for our company.
	Because he alone, not his connections, They only ever had him at one board meeting because then he lit up a bowl, right?
	I think we should sell!
	That's not what I'm talking about.
	You started smoking a glass dick and they're like, that is a captain of industry.
	Are you sexting in the board meeting?
	Yes.
	Right now.
	Could you put your shirt on?
	We can hear you.
	He just replaced his crack rock with Himalayan pink salt.
	You think that's good enough?
	By the way, I have these pictures of my sister in the shower.
	That's dad.
	Maybe inappropriate.
	Maybe.
	What pieces of absolute garbage?
	Well, it's just, I'm tired of, it's a waste of taxpayers' money to bang down a door and get evidence.
	Well, it's weaponizing the FBI.
	Well, hold on, it's a waste of someone's money where they're saying, oh, the diary might be stolen, which is them acknowledging that it's an authentic diary.
	Right, yeah.
	How about, hey, do you have a valid warrant for underage sex crimes with Hunter Biden?
	Underage sex crimes.
	By the way, no one denies it.
	No one denies the authenticity of it.
	Right.
	Except for, you know, Twitter and Facebook, they tried to, then they said we made, they even said we made a mistake, which is, oop, sorry, too late, they blocked the story from the New York Post, remember that?
	No one denies the authenticity.
	At the very least, if he's not just sexting underage girls, there are pictures of him with underage kids and doing drugs!
	Hunter Biden, you can't get a warrant for that, but you can get a warrant on James O'Keefe, who puts on silly suits and catches politicians and pharmaceutical companies saying illegal shit?
	Well, what's the purpose of retrieving the diary?
	Other than to protect the President.
	It's to target political dissidents.
	It's to send a message that, don't get too close.
	Don't get too close to the target.
	That's really what it is.
	And the FBI, when they heard that, when the Department of Justice came to them and said, do this, they should have said, no.
	They should have said, absolutely, you know what?
	Hell no.
	There's no way on earth we are going to do this.
	If the FBI were Sodom and Gomorrah, And God, we're like, all right, I'll make an obsession.
	Like, wait, Lord, what if we can find five good people?
	There aren't.
	It's done.
	He would just light it ablaze.
	He would turn it into salt.
	Just, it is that bad.
	I don't know that there's anyone as far as the desk jockeys left.
	I'm not talking about police out in the field.
	Right.
	Desk jockeys at the FBI, CIA.
	And think about this for a second.
	We're going to go on here to Kyle Rittenhouse.
	Who do you think is most likely to want to procure effectively a lifetime position?
	At a government bureaucracy.
	I don't know how many strokes.
	I swallowed wrong!
	But think about this for a second.
	The Federal Bureau of Incestigation.
	Fauci, he hasn't held private office.
	Really in his adult life at this point, right?
	Think about this.
	The FBI, who do you think is going to be easiest to appoint to these missions?
	Of course, it's not people who say, hey, I believe in limited government.
	I believe in term limits.
	I believe our government should be for the people, by the people, representative of the people.
	I have a problem with career politicians.
	The left, they go to college and study political science because they want to be not only career politicians, but career appointees.
	The point is, if you have people who are looking to be career appointees, it's really easy
	to chip away at any of these arms of the federal government and ensure that at some point,
	cumulatively, oh the FBI is entirely left.
	Cumulatively, okay, all the CIA is entirely left.
	Look at how woke all of it is at this point.
	Look at what's happening with the military.
	First female admiral, it's that hideous fat prick Rachel Levine.
	Speaking of the FBI... Oh, here's something.
	There's something funny going on, too, in the in the Rittenhouse trial.
	Which clip is this I'm about to show?
	This is the FBI footage.
	Okay, so you can just play it and I'll talk over it.
	So that way... Okay, bring on the volume on it.
	Yeah.
	So keep in mind this is footage that you see in there in black and white from the FBI.
	Okay?
	That's FBI footage.
	All right.
	Now, you see how it's edited and it's choppy?
	There is a full HD file that is not edited.
	That's very, very low res.
	The FBI says they lost it.
	Just to be clear.
	You're the FBI!
	They never provided it to the defense.
	They said, uh, we don't have it anymore.
	Now, now look, before I get to this, I'm going to... Okay, so the FBI had that footage.
	It's edited.
	They have HD footage.
	You're saying, and they lost it.
	I don't... Hold on.
	No, no, no.
	Wait.
	Back up.
	Back up.
	We just walked past the FBI had drones or planes above Kenosha, Wisconsin?
	What?
	And we're only finding out about that shit from some grainy edited video at trial where the FBI selectively withheld evidence?
	This is my question.
	Were they in Kenosha the night before when the city was ablaze?
	Hey, does the FBI have planes and or drone footage from all of the riots over the course of that summer with thousands of casualties and arrests and billions of dollars in damages?
	If they had these surveillance drones or planes, I don't want to misspeak and be caught on that because it depends on which source you use, How many lives did they save?
	If they didn't do that, it's almost like the FBI serves no purpose.
	So before we go down the trail of how the FBI is not providing this evidence to the defense saying they lost it, This isn't front page everywhere.
	The FBI had footage of Kenosha.
	More.
	They had footage of the Kyle Rittenhouse shooting and them chasing Kyle.
	And it was congruent with footage showing these people threatening to kill Kyle.
	And they did not make this publicly available.
	And they're still not making the high res.
	What are we missing?
	I don't understand.
	And if they had it throughout the Summer of Love, shouldn't they be using it the same way they've put it together here, spliced it together with other video from the scenes, to make sure that perpetrators, people who tried to drag... That might be someone on, by the way, they did give the raw, that footage, it wasn't spliced together from the FBI.
	No, meaning, so the FBI was that top part, and they were basically just putting it together so you could see on the ground and above, so you could see the full shot.
	I'm like, okay, well that's fantastic!
	You remember the police officer in Chicago that was being dragged from the police line, and the fellow officers were desperately trying to keep her back?
	Maybe you could use it to identify that person and put them in jail.
	Maybe some of those things could be done.
	Who shot David Dorn?
	That'd be a good use of that footage.
	So Brendan and our researchers, they just pulled a clip from the trial today.
	They're actually talking about this right now and the prosecutor basically tried to characterize it as Oh, the FBI had it.
	Then they lost it.
	Whoops.
	But then it just came back up again.
	Okay, so we're going to show that right now.
	And then I want to move on and tell you about something.
	There were warrants that were selectively enforced, which is also terrifying.
	And before we go to this clip, I want you to understand here, the FBI is not out there to protect you.
	And it goes back to January 6, too.
	Really quickly, before we go to that clip, look, the FBI has not released this footage.
	They say they lost it.
	Now, remember how I said the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.
	Imagine where this kid would be if we didn't have all of this footage.
	If we didn't have footage more than you can watch in a lifetime showing people yelling, you know, serial pedophiles yelling that they were, you know, F you, I'm going to kill you, get his ass, hitting him with a skateboard.
	If we didn't have all that footage and it was just he said, she said, this kid would fry.
	Now we go to the FBI had this footage.
	Which, by the way, this case should have been thrown out.
	Now January 6th, let's go to that.
	They want to create that exact scenario with Donald Trump.
	What does the FBI want?
	They have warrants for his phone, his texts, his emails, any communications that have taken place, his computers, but they're not releasing hundreds of hours of footage from January 6th.
	And we'll go back to that, but think about, could it be as well?
	Because there you had hundreds of thousands of people on the Capitol lawn.
	And I'll get to this in a second.
	Let's go to Kyle Rittenhouse.
	I have a theory, and it's entirely an inference, but I will make the case for you, that The FBI has a lot of agents in the field deliberately acting as catalysts for acts of violence in some cases.
	All right, let's go to this Cal Rittenhouse clip.
	clip. This is new, I'm seeing it for the first time.
	It's a video. It's a drone footage that we all previously had lower resolution copies of.
	It's from a source identified as Brandon Beeman or Urban Unaired.
	Urban Aired, something like that.
	And I believe there's an agreement that that's going to be added to our stipulated list of authentic videos so that we won't need a witness to lay a foundation of authenticity.
	So, what is he saying?
	He's basically saying that, are they saying that that footage was not from an FBI?
	It was from some... They're saying it from an urban air, so somebody had a drone over the riot.
	But that's what they initially said it was from the FBI.
	It may be separate footage that the FBI had and lost.
	No, no, we can go back to the first day of the trial.
	They said FBI footage.
	They said we... Right.
	Yeah.
	They described it as FBI footage.
	Now they're saying it's not?
	You don't have to think about it, dude.
	Footage provided by the FBI?
	Hey, if you remember that, you watched it, remember they described it as FBI footage?
	Yeah.
	They did. Well, they could have just confiscated it.
	You know, like a diary.
	And then they fumbled it and lost it.
	So here's the thing.
	They also asked for, they said if it was a plane for the FBI, they asked for a tail number of it.
	They were trying to get identification on it.
	So it looks like there's two things happening.
	One, the FBI, it looks like, did have something in the air taking footage.
	And also there was additional footage available that the FBI either confiscated or took themselves that was higher quality and didn't have access to it because they said they lost it and now they have it.
	I don't believe it because we've already looked through trackers and didn't see other flying Well, there's nothing that was registered.
	Small, small drones.
	Well, you still have to register those with the FEC, I believe.
	If you get above a certain... Yeah, if you get above a certain level, and they said that... Well, it says on the footage 8,500 feet, right, if I'm not mistaken?
	Does it?
	Can we check that while we're live right now?
	I think that that requires a certification.
	Well, they're saying that one was the FBI.
	That was the FBI.
	The HD one is the one that may not have come from the FBI.
	Oh, whatever.
	No, additional.
	The FBI could have done their own HD stuff.
	I don't believe any of this shit.
	I'm sorry.
	Let me tell you why I don't believe any of it.
	So, the prosecution is acting really shady, too.
	Okay, let me give you a couple of examples here.
	Detective Martin Howard, okay?
	He was the detective who's on this case.
	Guy who was a detective for less than two years, keep in mind, given the most important case in Kenosha County of the decade.
	He had a warrant for Gage Crowscroots' phone.
	That's the guy with the... Bicep guy.
	Yeah, the guy who got shot in the biceps.
	So he had a warrant for it.
	This is important.
	The prosecutor, Thomas Binger, instructed the detective, who had a warrant, not to serve the warrant.
	So this detective, and then I'm going to tie it back to the FBI, had a warrant for the footage of the guy who attempted to execute Kyle Rittenhouse.
	Didn't serve it.
	Didn't get his footage.
	Here's, just so you don't believe me, you don't have to take my word for it.
	You went in the phone without a warrant for Mr. Huemer, correct?
	We don't need search warrants if they're deceased.
	That's your opinion, correct?
	Yes.
	Okay, you went and you got a search warrant, which you drafted and were the affiant, meaning you swore to it, for Mr. Groskwitz's phone, correct?
	Correct.
	And then it was never executed, correct?
	No, because I did not feel comfortable with my knowledge of Marcy's Law and I wanted to err on the side of caution with that.
	You can get into the phone other ways, correct?
	Which phone are we talking about?
	GrossWix's.
	Nice, that's good.
	I see you have consent on one side or a search warrant on the other side.
	And consent was asked for, correct?
	Correct.
	It was turned down, correct?
	Correct.
	Now to be clear, and this is, we'll have a clip, or we should have a clip somewhere, we'll put up on the website.
	All references available at lottowithcreditor.com, just so you guys know.
	This detective had never not acted on a warrant based on Marcy's Law before or since then.
	This is the only time he's ever done it.
	Ever!
	And I'll... Well, the good thing is, the little asshole with the gun who tried to execute Kyle Rittenhouse was live-streaming on Facebook before they removed it, but time machine, we still have it!
	So, um, let me explain to you what Marcy's Law is here, which is what he used as a defense for not serving a warrant for the only time in his career as a detective.
	Marcy's Law protects victims of crimes from searches and seizures.
	So, in order to preserve and protect victims' rights to justice and due process throughout the criminal and juvenile justice process, victims shall be entitled to all the following rights which shall vest at the time of victimization.
	Privacy to refuse an interview, deposition, or other discovery requests made by the accused or any person acting on behalf of the accused.
	Meaning if someone rapes you, If they rape you and there's evidence that they have raped you, they cannot demand access to all of your hard drives and phone because that's just another way where they can actually hurt the victim.
	The problem is, in this case, the guy had a handgun.
	Kreutz Kreuz.
	Gauge.
	We'll call him Gauge because he has the gauges in his ears which is like an asshole team jersey.
	Oh my gosh.
	But did you catch what he said prior to that?
	He went and got a warrant.
	Which means he had to go to a judge, which means the judge had to review the details of the request and say, yes, you can go and get these.
	Wouldn't the judge have taken Marcy's Law, or Marcy's Rule, whatever it's called, into account?
	Yes.
	Issuing that warrant?
	Yeah.
	Seriously, I mean, he just basically said, I thought it was compelling enough to go and get the warrant, and then I had a change of heart, and also the judge let it go.
	Well, here's what's also interesting.
	He said, under Marcy's Law, because he believed that Crow Scrooge's Gage was the victim.
	Yeah.
	And I guess if anyone is shot, if you want to say that the victim, regardless of whether it's self-defense, then let's at least acknowledge that it would go both ways.
	Here's what's interesting.
	The Kenosha PD reached out to the FBI.
	to unlock Kyle Rittenhouse's phone.
	Back in 2020, when you seized Mr. Rittenhouse's phone, you wanted to get in the phone, you immediately sent it to
	the FBI so that it could be opened or cracked, and they told you they couldn't do that,
	correct? Correct.
	And myself and Mr. Rittenhouse found out about that, correct?
	Correct.
	And we said, you want to get in his phone?
	We'll give you the code as long as we get a copy of whatever you take, correct?
	Correct.
	And those arrangements were made and his phone was downloaded.
	Correct.
	So there's nothing hidden.
	Correct.
	Okay.
	Correct.
	Got the cord for the phone?
	Yeah.
	Correct.
	That's a fact.
	It's hard to take someone seriously like that, but he's doing a good job.
	All right, so here's what really matters, because they went to the FBI, okay?
	The case here with Kyle Rittenhouse, the only case that the left has tried to present, is these other people were acting in self-defense.
	They've even tried to say, well, Gage, the guy who was shot in the bicep, was chasing Kyle Rittenhouse because he believed he was an active shooter going on a rampage.
	Well, here's the thing.
	About that.
	The warrant shows that after Kyle shot Rosenbaum, but before the other shootings, Kyle told Gage, so before he was smacked on the ground with a skateboard and before the kid, Gage, came up with a gun on him, that Kyle Rittenhouse said, I'm going to call the police.
	So this was on the warrant request.
	So in other words, they were saying he was going to go commit more shootings.
	The warrant said, actually, there's footage on Gage's, Mr. Bicep's handgun, on his phone that would show Kyle saying, friendly, friendly, I'm going to call the police.
	Not call, I'm going to the police.
	I'm going to the police, sorry.
	I'm going to the police, which would make it very, very clear that he was not attempting to shoot anybody else.
	At that time, also, Gage said, get his ass, get his ass.
	Well, here's the thing.
	The warrant, which wasn't served, the only warrant in this case that I know of that was not served with that evidence, would have that evidence if he had, you know, procured the footage, and I guess it's lost to time.
	Oh, no, wait!
	The asshole live-streamed on Facebook, and we have a clip.
	Hey, what are you doing?
	You shot somebody?
	Who shot?
	This is before they hit him with a skateboard and tried to shoot him.
	Get his ass!
	Get his ass!
	So doesn't that change the context?
	They're actually, they beat him with a skateboard and tried to shoot him to stop him from going to the cops.
	Yeah.
	He said he was going to the police.
	He was no longer a threat.
	He had first-hand knowledge of that.
	Did he sound like a threat when he's like, I'm going to the police?
	With his rifle aimed at the ground?
	Exactly.
	If he was there to hunt games.
	What the hell?
	He could have done it then.
	I don't know if you know this, but mass shooters, when they are surrounded by bags of meat, don't tend to go straight to the police.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Really?
	Yeah, I know.
	It's a common misconception.
	I don't think so.
	It's tough.
	I might not be right on that.
	I haven't committed enough mass shootings in my day.
	Unbelievable.
	By the way, the crowd... I mean, Steve, you need to get out more.
	Don't actually do that.
	I'm a hermit, so you all count your lucky stars.
	Real couch potato when it comes to mass shootings.
	My dad always said, hey, if you keep sitting on that couch, you'll never kill anybody!
	Nope.
	Well, that's probably a good thing.
	Maybe stay on the couch.
	Yeah.
	I showered with him way too late.
	Well, that's true.
	I was going to say they were covering some of the police officers who didn't respond to Rittenhouse.
	They were like, Oh yeah, he didn't look like a threat at all.
	And by the way, there was so much gunfire going on around us.
	We still thought something was going down.
	So here's the thing.
	Not only did they talk to the guy and see a guy running towards the cops and think, Oh no, he's a mass shooter.
	Right.
	That's obviously a lie.
	There were actually people firing their guns in the vicinity and they didn't run to them to try to stop them.
	None of them went that way!
	Right?
	That's what the cops testified to in the trial.
	Speaking of Gage with the gauges in his ears, he's actually testifying right now and he just revealed that he didn't have an active permit for the gun he had.
	Whaaat?
	Let me see that really quickly and then I want to build the case as to why the FBI needs to longer exist.
	Did you have a permit to carry a concealed weapon?
	I did.
	Did you, Kieran Culkin with a beard?
	Was it in effect on August 25th, 2020?
	It was not.
	Had it expired?
	Oh, really?
	It had.
	And you had not renewed it?
	I had not.
	Then you can't get Kyle Rittenhouse on a firearm charge.
	How about that?
	Do you sell fake ecstasy to freshmen?
	Yes, I do.
	Correct.
	Sir, did you commit a crime?
	That's correct.
	That's correct.
	Are you the weird guy who lets teenagers party at his house?
	Yes.
	Yes, that is also true.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	How many counts of date rape?
	Four.
	Yep.
	No, Your Honor, I'm sorry.
	There's six.
	There's two pending.
	Yes.
	Well, but one... I mean, two, we're asking for it.
	Do you keep a nitrous tank next to your hot tub?
	Yes, I do.
	That is correct.
	But that's out of context.
	What do you mean?
	I also keep cans of Cool Whip.
	Yes.
	Your Honor, just to be clear, I keep heads in my freezer as well.
	Yes.
	I don't want... I just want to put it all out there.
	Sometimes I put the fake ecstasy in the mouth of the head in my freezer, using it as a storage unit.
	That is true.
	I'm sure you've heard of Fight Club.
	I have Tickle Club.
	Yes.
	I'm the only member.
	Well, sorry, there's me and myself, Mr. Turden.
	So there's two.
	Severed heads.
	It's just me, but I consider it two.
	I have a big feather, and it tickles.
	Your Honor, you met me at a really strange time.
	Also, I collect candelabras.
	Ornate?
	You didn't ask, but I figured I would assist in the investigation in any way possible.
	Are you familiar with anal nitrate poppers?
	Yeah.
	Are you?
	No?
	Well, okay.
	You consider yourself lucky, because once you get hooked, oh boy.
	I've got a guy.
	Your Honor, I'm also a huge Brewers fan.
	Huge Brewers fan, and you will know if you go through my bank records that I have gone to see the Creed reunion tour four times.
	Way to go, 5th.
	I stand by Nickelback.
	You stand by them?
	Have I committed a date rape to it?
	Sure.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I light a candelabra and invite over a 15-year-old.
	Your Honor, why is he so forthcoming?
	He won't be charged for any of this.
	No, not at all.
	Seriously.
	In other words, at this point, keep in mind, keep in mind, the coward in the house, the only charge they can make, Stick, is still a broadly written law as far as underage with a long gun in the state of Wisconsin because kids can go hunting.
	In other words, this guy committed crimes.
	Apparently they were misdemeanors, not felonies, but absolutely was illegally carrying a firearm.
	So!
	Yeah.
	You have to be consistent about it.
	In other words, the one thing they have on Kyle, they also did, and they were pedophiles, and choked their girlfriends, and put a knife to their brother's throat.
	So come on, if we're gonna go the character assassination, look, I don't think someone should be locked up forever for not having the proper carry permit, but I do think that, you know, a dirt nap for a five-time pedophile is, you know, It's not a bad thing.
	Okay, so, the lead detective, this is some other evidence of corruption here, the lead detective on the case is Benjamin Ataramean?
	Ataramean?
	I don't know.
	I don't know, but I'm sure that's right.
	The nephew, he's the nephew of the Kenosha Mayor, John Ataramean.
	Wait a second.
	Now the Kenosha City Attorney, Ed Antaramian is the mayor's cousin.
	So you've got relatives.
	The mayor, the lead detective, and the city attorney.
	So there's a motive to convict Kyle and distract from the failures of the mayor who let the city burn.
	Keep that in mind for a second.
	That's weird.
	Three!
	Three!
	Antirameans!
	And something about it.
	Let it be known that Kenosha, Wisconsin doesn't, uh, doesn't let white... If that tire lot, if that tire lot fire spread, it would have been an Antiramean genocide.
	We gotta keep us Antirameans together.
	And it would have been, uh, denied!
	And there's no room for us in Glendale.
	Yeah, just call me Ants.
	We're a bunch of ants, get it?
	Because of our name.
	Yeah!
	To be fair, we lit half the fires.
	We did light half the fire, and then we laid it on a little strong when we sang, We Didn't Start the Fire.
	Right as we were starting the fire.
	But that was to throw them off the scent, but looking back, I think it might have actually drawn them to the scent.
	Yeah.
	Namely, the scent of tire fires!
	Don't ever put a dumpster on fire.
	So, uh, this is something... what is Fat Sean Penn doing on CNN?
	What is that? That looks like Sean Penn got stung by 50 bees.
	Looks like Chris Penn, you mean.
	He's dead, though.
	Yeah, this is... this is gonna be a thing.
	Travis Scott, yeah.
	It's very interesting, a lot of things going on.
	What is this one?
	Yeah, it's a horrible culture where eight people died and someone was allegedly injecting them with that, whatever that hyper-potent form of fentanyl is.
	A stronger version of fentanyl.
	Yeah, somebody was going around, it looked like stabbing people with a syringe.
	It's really creepy.
	Well, I think we can all agree that Travis Scott is a piece of garbage.
	Well, the thing is, we'll talk about this at some other time in the pop culture, but this could be a big thing.
	The footage that is coming out, the warnings that he was issued... Travis Scott is tiny, I don't care what you say.
	Okay, so let me just go back to this.
	The FBI here.
	So you have these examples of the detective, right?
	We're talking about relatives, right?
	City attorney, the mayor, detective, they're related.
	Detective went to the FBI to get Kyle's phone, decided to not act on a warrant to get the phone of Gage, which we just showed you that footage, how that is kind of pertinent to the case.
	This is a perfect example of systemic Discrimination targeting of political dissidents.
	You just saw it with James O'Keefe.
	You saw it with the Russia collusion hoax.
	Now, this is something else that I was bringing up.
	There's the footage from the FBI.
	It disappeared in Kenosha.
	Is there footage from January 6th?
	They basically want access to every single thing Trump owns, but they are not releasing the footage from January 6th.
	Now maybe, maybe, that could be because it shows the police officers there, as opposed to this idea of a planned insurrection.
	Police officers, Capitol Police, opening the door?
	You can disagree with it, but inspect it.
	Come on, come on.
	Police are squabbling with protesters.
	Oh, there we go.
	And they just breached the capital again.
	Now, I want to present to you a theory that I have as to why they lost the footage in Kenosha.
	As to why they won't release the footage at January 6th.
	Remember the Whitmer kidnapping plot?
	Yeah.
	By the way, at one point, I think it was the Lansing Journal tried to attach me to it because we demanded that everyone out there send out Freedom of Information requests to get the actual numbers of, you know, dead relatives in senior living homes.
	So they try to say, You're trying to kill the governor?
	Uh, no.
	Politically.
	This is after, by the way, they said that we had no influence and only a couple hundred people showed up as opposed to thousands on the Capitol lawn.
	So it's like, hey, you can't have your cake and eat it too.
	I guess you can.
	They're morbidly obese over there.
	Hey.
	Just on the lawn.
	So here, remember the Whitmer kidnapping plot?
	Yes.
	A huge portion of those involved in the kidnapping plot We're federal agents.
	There were glowworms who showed up.
	Keep in mind.
	Liberty City 7 hoax.
	What was that?
	It was the biggest al-Qaeda right at the bus stop.
	Huge portion of them, federal agents.
	They were coercing some of this information.
	There was an FBI informant who was the roommate of two of the 9-11 hijackers.
	And I am not saying, of course, that this means George Bush was sitting behind Tower 7 with an Acme plunger.
	What I am saying is that the FBI has continually been involved.
	When you look at a lot of these plots, Kidnapping, alleged terrorism, insurrections, maybe what's going on there in Kenosha, you see federal agents.
	So I would tell you this, this is also something that's a legal defense from the FBI.
	They've done this in the past where if footage is to be released to the public, but they say it can compromise.
	the ability of agents in the field in an ongoing investigation that they can
	refuse to release the footage. Meaning if they have someone undercover out there
	for example someone who I don't know makes up the plurality of kidnappers of
	Governor Whitmer they say well hold on if you have footage of that you can't
	why be cool because a good portion of those agents are ours.
	How many all of them? I'm just... I mean almost. Not split hairs. Hey why
	is there no footage from January 6th? Hmm. Hundreds of thousands of people only.
	Only a couple hundred, by the way, who clearly had absolutely no plan going in.
	They were invited in and then got unruly.
	And I think those people are assholes.
	I want to punch them in the face myself if they start, you know, taking down paintings from the wall and spray painting and QAnon shaman.
	I don't think it should be locked away and denied their rights for trespassing.
	But it's very clear these people didn't have a plan for insurrection.
	They were just sitting like, let us in!
	Let us in!
	All right, but you behave.
	Oh, they're actually going to let us in.
	Okay.
	Well, we're not even sure who started that chant, though.
	No, exactly.
	We're not even sure, but my point is, could it be?
	Could it be?
	Could the reason be that they are not releasing January 6th footage be the same reason that the footage in Kenosha, Wisconsin disappeared somehow from the FBI in one of the biggest landmark cases in our country here right now, right?
	Basically, this may determine the right to self-defense.
	It may go up to the Supreme Court.
	Could it be That they happen to have instigators on the ground?
	That they happen to have agents there on the ground?
	They happen to have agents there on January 6th?
	Just like they had agents there in the plan to kidnap Governor Whitmer?
	Just like they had agents there in the Liberty 7 hoax?
	My point is, could that be?
	Because that would be a legal defense to withhold footage.
	But it is very, very suspect when they are working with local detectives to say, hey, hey, hey, get Kyle's phone.
	Hold on a second.
	You're working with that guy to get Kyle Rittenhouse's phone.
	The guy's not serving a warrant for the phone of the guy who tried to execute Kyle Rittenhouse.
	And by the way, FBI, you have footage that you've lost.
	And you raided James O'Keefe's house.
	Nothing with Donald Trump, with a sitting president's tax returns.
	I don't know.
	I don't know if it's just me, but I am beyond having any trust in the FBI.
	And here's really what it comes down to.
	Maybe there are some good people at the FBI.
	However, you have no trust left with the American people, so you can't even function at serving your duties.
	It's time to disband the FBI and create something in its place.
	Something similar to term limits for agents.
	Right, so with the agents, it's like, guys, it's time to stand up and make sure your voices are heard.
	If you're a good agent there and you want to serve this country, which I think the vast majority of on-the-ground boots in the FBI do want to do, it's the career Pencil pushers like you're talking about, the desk jockeys, or the people that are appointed politically, when your government asks you to do something that's illegal, don't do it.
	Or at least enforce the laws equally.
	We brought up the Dinesh D'Souza.
	Yeah, Dinesh D'Souza did time in prison for donating too much to a campaign of a friend who lost.
	He's the only person to do time in prison for.
	But then wasn't it Roseanne who, not Roseanne, but who's the lady who donated in California, Did the same thing.
	It's not Roseanne.
	It was the leftist Rosie O'Donnell.
	You mean that heinous fat prick?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Rosie O'Donnell did the same thing that Dinesh D'Souza did, only worse.
	Gave more money and nothing.
	And paintings.
	At all.
	Well, yeah, that's true.
	They wanted the paintings.
	She did paintings of Trump, for real.
	Yeah, I know.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	It was really like a Jackson Pollock.
	That's right.
	J. Edgar Hoover would be clutching his pearls if he were around today.
	It was really just her hand and some feathers.
	Did you see those?
	A turkey.
	It was a big turkey.
	She's insane.
	It's a butterball.
	There has to be an investigation into this, by the way.
	Into Rosie O'Donnell's paintings?
	No!
	No, no, no.
	There has to be an investigation into why they're raiding Project Veritas.
	Employees and former employees trying to- Who's gonna investigate them?
	That's my point!
	Who investigates the investigators?
	Congress.
	Yeah, good luck with that.
	No, I'm saying, look, if 2022, if you ever needed a reason to get out and make sure that 2022 went our way, stuff like this scares the hell out of you.
	Because this is a step towards a police state, and no, the police state doesn't happen because of your local police department.
	I will say it here on this show, okay?
	And by the way, you guys can comment below, and you can smash that like button if you're watching on YouTube.
	Smash it.
	Anyone who comes on this show, and we know that it's very likely that we'll have some of the presidential candidates for the next election on this show.
	We get requests pretty regularly for politicians to be on this show.
	We have a select few on this show.
	I will not support anyone who does not have a plan in place to deal with our intelligence agencies.
	Not well, some of them are good, and either disband or a very, very concrete plan.
	Because I fully expect this to get worse.
	And by the way, I fully expect for them to come after us at some point for jokes.
	You don't think the FBI is working with big tech companies?
	Which brings me to my next point here.
	No, seriously.
	This is horrifying.
	This is, um, last week, our coverage, and I say this so you don't think they're working with big tech companies, our coverage of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial on YouTube earned an age restriction.
	Right here, yeah, it says it's age restricted, and this is due to showing clips, uh, allegedly from the, I don't know because they never answer.
	You mean clips that everybody else...
	Yes, well that's a sin.
	Those clips, yeah.
	Those clips that we just showed.
	Now keep in mind, now people say, why don't you create your own YouTube?
	Sure, fine, and we are on Rumble, just to be clear.
	The issue here, and I don't even have an issue with age-restricting content.
	I have an issue with age-restricting the exact same content with the exclusive difference being a political point of view.
	Now, I know there are a lot of people out there who love to be professional martyrs on the right and claim, so YouTube can do whatever it wants, but you would have to age-restrict the content from, and we'll have all the references available, Light Earth Crowder, at least start with the exact same footage that is still available, unrestricted, right now, New York Times YouTube channel.
	Rittenhouse shoots him in the chest.
	Here is Gage Grosskreutz with his gun drawn.
	That's actually worse than the footage we have.
	Yeah, the blood.
	He falls and fires again, killing Huber.
	First in the footage we have, yeah, the blood.
	And aiming his rifle at the men pursuing him.
	Two men were laying on the ground. One of them was not moving.
	He falls and fires again, killing Huber.
	And gross croits in the shoulder.
	So we just gave you four examples.
	New York Times, Washington Post, NBC affiliate, and an ABC affiliate.
	Same footage, not age-restricted.
	Worse footage.
	Yeah, worse footage.
	And by the way, that can cut into 30, 40% of your views.
	And a huge portion of our content is age-restricted.
	It's just a soft, subtle way of saying, I don't want anybody else to see this.
	That's what I'm saying.
	So hold on.
	Age-restriction, I thought about it.
	I was like, oh, well, nobody under the age of 18.
	It's not just that.
	I think you were saying you actually have to be logged in.
	Yeah.
	To be logged in, verify your age, and you can't cast it to your television or watch it typically on television apps.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	So it's a little bit more than just... Yeah, it's a little bit more than that.
	It's YouTube pulling the old Scrooge.
	And they can, look, they can do what they want if they apply it equally.
	So YouTube, we're looking at you right now.
	You better... I mean, it's not like it's going to affect them because no one really watches them, but New York Times, Washington Post, the NBC affiliate, the ABC affiliate.
	You know what?
	We can find 20 more for you.
	I have no problem with you age-restricting it, as long as you age-restrict it honestly.
	Why?
	Well, this is also why we don't whitewash what Joseph Rosenbaum said, because they do on New York Times.
	They do it on Washington Post, where they say, Kyle Rittenhouse murdered.
	And then they say where the Gage character allegedly had a gun.
	No, no, no.
	It's on tape.
	So they can paint it a certain way, with a political bent, and we're not able to respond to it on equal footing because it's age-restricted.
	I just want the rules to be applied equally.
	You've demonetized me?
	Got it.
	You've hard-struck the channel for bullshit guideline violations, never explained what they were?
	Got it.
	You've age-restricted content, even though it's not age-restricted, on any other left-leaning channel?
	Got it.
	Just apply it equally.
	Just like the FBI.
	Apply it equally.
	If you want all of Donald Trump's texts, phone calls, communications, computers, release the January 6th footage.
	How about that?
	If you're going to have warrants served for Kyle Rittenhouse and potentially his parents, next of kin, all of these people, just release the drone footage or the FBI plane footage that you have.
	You can't just say, oh, it disappeared.
	If you're going to raid the home of Matthew Modine lookalike James O'Keefe, You have to raid the offices of the New York Times or Washington Post for procuring the tax returns, which is actually illegal, of a sitting president.
	I am not saying that they can't do this.
	I would rather they didn't.
	What I am saying is they cannot apply the law selectively.
	You do not live in a free country if you have a country with laws.
	The rule of law doesn't mean anything if the law is only applied to political dissidents.
	That is fascism, but I'm speaking of today's far left, so I repeat myself.
	All right, we are going to go hit the share button if you want to hit the like button, comment.
	If you're on Rumble, thank you very much.
	YouTube, we're going to play, actually, because of this, a game, age restricted or not, on Mug Club.
	We could never do this on YouTube, but what's age restricted?
	Might surprise you.
	Not the gay porn.

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