June 6, 2023 - Loomer Unleashed - Laura Loomer
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| I've been criticized, and I know you don't know this, but I've been criticized. | |
| And I thought, you're a really good idea. | |
| And so that's why I kind of kept it quiet while I was working on it. | |
| But here's the thing, I know I can write. | |
| I've always loved stories and loved writing. | |
| And I always thought, and I didn't believe this, that all good lawyers are great storytellers. | |
| Tribal lawyers, certainly. | |
| - You may not want to explore it. - I think we all know, James Comey, that you're a great storyteller because you made up the entire story about Crossfire Hurricane. | |
| So it's really fitting that a criminal like yourself wrote a crime novel. | |
| Do you remember me? | |
| Remember me from your book signing? | |
| It's really fitting. | |
| It takes a criminal to be able to write a crime novel. | |
| And you know, John Durham recently said, you talk about being criticized. | |
| I'm not afraid to criticize you. | |
| You know, you recently... | |
| John Durham, his report came out and found that the FBI under your watch acted inappropriately and contrary to fidelity to the law. | |
| So, I think that your next crime novel should be about a criminal and incompetent FBI director who sent false information to the federal government and the press to stage a coup against a sitting United States President. | |
| That's what I think. | |
| That's what I think. | |
| Get out of here! | |
| You're making a scene. | |
| Why don't you write a crime novel about your sound? | |
| Get out! | |
| Go on! | |
| Get out! | |
| Get out! | |
| You should write a crime novel about yourself. | |
| He says he likes criticism. | |
| Write a crime novel about yourself. | |
| You're not getting anywhere! | |
| Get out of here! | |
| Get out of here! | |
| It takes a criminal to know the criminal. | |
| You can't just say it. | |
| Get out of here! | |
| Can you tell us why is a criminal here open crossfire on Earth in? | |
| People that can read books. | |
| Oh, I can read. | |
| Why don't you read John Durham's report? | |
| Read John Durham's report and you'll learn about a real life criminal. | |
| A real-life criminal. | |
| A real-life criminal named James Comey. | |
| It's not a fiction. | |
| It's not a novel. | |
| It's a real crime story. | |
| You're going to get locked up, Comey. | |
| You are a criminal. | |
| And when Donald Trump wins in 2024, you're going to jail. | |
| You are going to jail, Connie. | |
| You need to leave. | |
| Right now. | |
| You need to wait. | |
| Get out of here! | |
| We need to answer, please please. | |
| I love your phone. | |
| Touch her on it's assault. | |
| Just go. | |
| Just go. | |
| It's time to go. | |
| - Bye. - It really is time. - Goodbye. - Bye. - Bye. - Bye bye. - Bye bye. - Have you guys known you guys not a real criminal? | |
| - Here we go. - Here we go. - We love it everybody. - It's alright. | |
| James Comey is the real criminal. | |
| The John Durham report is the real crime story you all need to read about. | |
| Staging a coup against a sitting United States president. | |
| James Comey is a criminal! | |
| Do you have your ID on your binding chance? | |
| Yeah, I have my ID. | |
| Did she commit a crime? | |
| Nope, I didn't say she had to give me your ID. Then don't give her your ID. Okay. | |
| Well, I do need you to hang out here. | |
| I have to see if they want you to trespass. | |
| She being detained? | |
| Well, we're leaving right now. | |
| She being detained? | |
| I don't even live here, so... | |
| She being detained? | |
| Right now until I figure out, yes, until I'm able to go inside. | |
| What crime did she commit? | |
| Well, they wanted her gone, so I have to... | |
| But what crime did she commit for her to be detained? | |
| I can't go talk to them inside. | |
| What crime did she commit for being detained? | |
| I'm investigating a crime right now. | |
| What crime? | |
| They called the cops because somebody was causing a disturbance inside and they wanted her gone. | |
| Reiterate, what crime? | |
| That is not a crime. | |
| It's investigating a crime. | |
| What crime? | |
| If I have reason to believe, I don't know. | |
| If you have a crime, what crime did she commit? | |
| Disorderly conduct. | |
| She might be trespassing. | |
| Asking questions, freedom of speech and asking questions to the sorority. | |
| Get your supervisor, please. | |
| Get your supervisor. | |
| You cannot illegally detain a person for not committing a crime, so I suggest you get your supervisor. | |
| What's your badge number? | |
| 10352. | |
| Thank you. | |
| He was on stage, and I was just sitting, and I stood up. | |
| And so, James Comey, you know, the criminal FBI director that sits with you against Donald Trump. | |
| I don't know how political you are, but, you know, the John Durham report recently came out and it showed that under James Comey at the FBI and also at the DOJ, they acted, you know, completely inappropriately, contrary to fidelity of the law in a very partisan manner, and they made up the entire Russian collusion hoax in an effort to stage a coup against Donald Trump. | |
| You sound like you like him pretty much. | |
| James Comey? | |
| Well, why would anyone like him? | |
| He's a criminal. | |
| Well, because I wanted to ask him questions. | |
| I want to know. | |
| I mean, it's really interesting, right? | |
| I mean, as a police officer, what do you think? | |
| It's kind of interesting that he's writing a crime novel, but I guess you could say, like, it would take a criminal to know a criminal, so it's kind of fitting that he's writing a crime novel. | |
| You were free to go. | |
| They don't want you coming back tonight, but it sounds like you said you're from out of town and you're just talking by anyway, so... | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, I don't even live here. | |
| I live in Florida and like I said, I was just in town for a wedding and I saw that the criminal former FBI director was in town and decided to... | |
| What's your name, by the way? | |
| And your badge number, please. | |
| Sergeant Gibbler. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| At his book signing. | |
| So it's all on video. | |
| Like I said, nobody was assaulted. | |
| I just asked the question and they didn't like it very much. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, it sounds like everyone's in agreement that the best option is going to be for So I'm not being detained anymore, like the detainment's over? | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Alright, thank you. | |
| Really appreciate it. | |
| Thanks. | |
| Have a great night. | |
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