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Aug. 24, 2025 - MyronGainesX

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Former Fed Explains John Bolton FBI Raid, And Ghislaine Maxwell Interview

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	All right, we are back.
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	Yeah, I don't know what happened.
	Literally, the internet just like died on me.
	I don't know what the fuck happened there, chat, but we are back, man.
	The show ain't over.
	We ain't going nowhere.
	They could go ahead and try.
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	I'm not fucking leaving.
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	They're going to need to send in the National Guard a fucking SWAT team because they ain't going my way.
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	We're not leaving, chat.
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	So then go ahead and try to get us out of here, but we're still here.
	Shadow ban the stream and all this other bullshit, but we are back, guys.
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	Anyway, okay.
	So where were we?
	I think we were right around here.
	All right.
	So John Bowen.
	Okay, let's go through this again.
	All right, John Bolton, okay, born November 20, 1940 as an American attorney, diplomat, Republican consultant, and political commentator.
	Also, if you guys want the stream that you missed from before, it's only on OSS.
	I took it down on Kik, took it down on YouTube, took it down on Rumble.
	It's only on OSS.
	So if you guys want the, you know, Megan Kelly and MTG breakdown, that's only on OSS, guys.
	So go ahead and check it out over there.
	Only $10 a month, guys.
	It's how you keep the mission going.
	It's how I'm able to stream on YouTube and, you know, all these other platforms, despite the fact that I'm demonetized.
	So, yeah, man, OSS is the lifeblood of this movement, man.
	So, okay.
	Anyway, so he served as a 25th United States Ambassador, United States Nations from 2005, 2006, and as the 26th United States National Security Advisor from 2018 to 2019.
	And this is where he worked under Trump.
	This is a critical component right here.
	So roughly one year.
	Bolton served as United States Assistant Attorney General for President Ronald Reagan from 85 to 89.
	He served as the State Department, served in the State Department as the Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs from 89 to 93 and the Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs from 2001 to 2005.
	He was an advocate for the Iraq war as a director of their project for the new American century.
	Now, PNAC, okay, guys, PNAC, guys.
	If you guys are wondering, the project for New American Century Peanac was a neoconservative think tank based in Washington, D.C., that focused on United States foreign policy was established as a non-profit educational organization in 1997 and founded by who?
	William Crystal and Robert Kagan Yes chat every single time Every single time.
	Every single crime.
	Every single lie.
	So when you guys talk about going to war with Iraq, okay, the people that were involved in getting us into war with Iraq, John Bolton was a big part of it, as well as Robert Kagan, Bill Crystal, Wolfowitz, Douglas Fife, a lot of these guys, man.
	Most neoconservatives, let's just be honest here.
	A majority of them.
	John Bowen is one of the few that was not one of them, but he is a hardcore Zionist, your boy John Bolton.
	He is one of the most aggressive Warhawks on the Middle East by fucking far.
	This guy was telling Trump to bomb Iran back in 2016, bro.
	Telling him to bomb back in 2016.
	So this is who John Bolton is, just so you guys understand.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, so he got raided by the FBI.
	As you guys know, him and Donald Trump don't really like each other like that.
	You know, John Bowen has been extremely critical of your boy Donald Trump as of late, especially with his, you know, views with Russia.
	John Bolton, as you guys know, like I said before, is a Warhawk, but he doesn't really believe in diplomacy, if we're going to be honest.
	Okay.
	And he does not like Putin at all.
	Okay.
	He looks at Trump as basically being weak for trying to exercise diplomacy with Putin, and he's been extremely critical of him.
	So we're going to go ahead and cover both CNN and Fox News coverage of this because you guys know I like to cover both sides of media, both left-wing and right-wing.
	So let's go into it.
	We learned just moments ago, according to a source, that the FBI conducted a court-authorized search at the home.
	Which basically means they got a search warrant, and we're going to talk about that a little bit as well.
	Home of John Bolton as part of a national security.
	And if I'm not mistaken, this was on Friday morning.
	Investigation.
	John Bolton, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, former national security advisor under the first Trump administration, a frequent critic of late of President Trump.
	A frequent.
	Yeah, they don't like each other at all.
	And this also came from your boy John Bolton releasing a book.
	Let me actually, you know, let me read the chats that I missed from before.
	Don't think I forgot about you guys.
	Let me read the chats.
	I got your guys's chats right here.
	Okay, Kumo says, CNG, CJNG is the worst cartel you should have on Ed Calderon.
	He just did JRE two days ago.
	I don't know who that is.
	Martin, you know, Brandon Gow, keep cooning for them, boys.
	Come on now.
	Okay.
	Valexia says, is it me or Tatum become way more of an over-Israel shill after he appeared on FNF that one time not too long ago?
	Just something I've noticed.
	Wonder if he got the call.
	Probably got the call.
	Cub Q says, Yo, Myron, Kick released a new fucked AI chatbot, which deletes messages pretty aggressively, but I know other streamers have the ability to turn it down.
	Check it, please.
	I'll have one of the mods do it.
	Mods, can you do that?
	Puck Streamlabs.
	Yeah, guys, I am done with Streamlabs.
	I'm going to be going over to Entropy very soon.
	Definitely going to Entropy very soon.
	Bills is going to look at it tonight.
	So I should be set up on Entropy starting tomorrow, hopefully.
	But yeah, Entropy is where I'm going to go, man.
	Fuck Streamlabs.
	They're fucking garbage.
	They're pro-censorship.
	And honestly, at this point, bro, it's like, if you guys are going to keep fucking being pro-censorship, man, like, fuck these pro-censorship organizations, man.
	Fucking garbage.
	So yeah.
	Okay, Brian 999 says it's 100% attempted murder on his son.
	If no one would have stopped him, it would have probably severely damaged his brain or could have killed him.
	Oh, he's talking about Rampages, son.
	Okay.
	I don't know how all the videos at different angles and things he said before and after how this wouldn't be attempted murder.
	Like I said before, I do think that they're going to try to arrest him, bro.
	Literally, that's what I said earlier.
	All right.
	Thank you.
	OSS Graper says, we don't trust MTG.
	Check out what Nick said about it.
	Well, here's the thing, Graper.
	Like I said before, OSS Graper.
	She's still waking up normies.
	You know what I mean?
	She's still waking up normies.
	So you got to understand that there's some people that simply won't come to this side of the internet because they don't like us because they look at us as radicals.
	So people like MTG talking about this is a good thing because it's going to wake up a lot of normies.
	I had to break it to you, bro.
	But the majority of conservatives are old people, boomers, that watch Falk News, believe everything Sean Hannity says, think Megan Kelly is based.
	And, you know, they're retarded, if we're going to be honest.
	So I don't think people's intentions matters as much as long as they're getting the message out.
	So I get it.
	I know some of you guys are skeptical of MTG.
	That's fine.
	But my thing is I look at it like she's waking people up.
	And that's a W in my ass because she's talking to people that otherwise would never tune into people like us, bro.
	You know what I mean?
	Unfortunately, there's going to like the reality, guys, ugly reality is like there's some people that will just never watch us because they look at it like, oh, these guys are radical.
	I don't want to, like, these guys are radical.
	You know, these guys hate them boys or whatever the fuck excuse they want to use.
	So that's fine, man.
	As long as the message gets out there, I think that's a W. Some people may or may not agree with me on that, but I think people getting red-pilled on this shit, regardless of how they do it, is a W, in my opinion.
	All right.
	Shout out to you, Myron.
	Had to do it for the OSS.
	Put a nose up there for Jet Black.
	Okay.
	Valexia says, I've been telling my mom about them boys for years, what's to come and how she'll be affected two to three years later, 2025.
	She sees what's happening to Gaza via TikTok.
	She's at a point questioning if Top Base was right all along.
	It lied about it.
	Now I see why they tried to ban and control TikTok.
	Lots of exposed truth on Israel.
	Yeah, bro.
	Yeah.
	And I expose censorship.
	I explained censorship on the last episode only on OSS, guys.
	Go check it out.
	If you're not a member of OSS, you guys need to be on there.
	Keon Blake reformed the blacks.
	No, thanks, bro.
	They're not going to reform, bro.
	Megan Kelly's a Zionist and a Gaza Holocaust and our.
	Yeah, Megan Kelly's retarded.
	Megan Kelly is doing limited hangout to control the narrative by saying referring things like Israel's only democracy or they're our friend and they're defending themselves.
	Of course.
	Yep.
	Just like what trigonometry, you guys want to know a fucking perfect example of a limited hangout?
	What trigonometry did with your boy Benjamin Nanyahu?
	Oh, man.
	That is a textbook.
	Textbook limited hangout.
	Textbook limited hangout.
	And I covered that on this channel.
	Last episode I did, I broke down the interview with Trigonometry and Benjamin Nanyahu.
	And he lied to them too.
	He talked about the beheaded babies and the ovens and shit like that.
	They didn't say nothing because Constance Kisson is one of them boys and he's a retard.
	Louis Brittad says, I stopped watching Charlie Kirk after the interview with the governor of Cali.
	My friends couldn't see how he was lowballing him to questions.
	It is what it is, bro.
	I stopped watching Charlie Kirk after the interview with the governor.
	Okay, cool.
	That's from Louis Brittad, official slasher.
	Complete understand Myron.
	I know debating them is pointless, but it's a lot of fun making them chip out, I guess.
	How about a word from our sponsor from Food Stamps later?
	Hey, Pierre, next time you debate Officer Tatum, can you check if he has a leash from Assad?
	I don't think he's going to do it, chat.
	Here, Martin, did you see that Egypt attacked Israel?
	I did not see that.
	Don't go easy on that knuckle-dragging monkey Tatum.
	Make him look stupid.
	Again, I don't know if he's going to do the debate, guys.
	If he does, awesome, but I don't know if he's going to do it, bro.
	Be honest with y'all.
	If I were him, I wouldn't do it.
	If I were him, I would not do it.
	We'll see, man.
	We'll see.
	Vocal critic of President Trump and President Trump has been a frequent vocal critic of John Bolton.
	Lots of bad blood between these two men.
	But again, learning that there is a court-authorized FBI search at John Bolton's home this morning.
	Let's bring in San's Caitlin Polance for the very latest on this.
	We saw pictures of officers around the home of John Bolton.
	What's known at this time?
	Well, John, we are looking at these pictures of John Bolton's home in Maryland being searched by the FBI or FBI officials going to his door to conduct a search.
	And we have confirmed that the FBI conducted that court-authorized search, meaning that they would have gone to a court as part of a very likely criminal probe.
	Our understanding is this part of a national security investigation.
	Exactly what that would be and what sort of.
	It's going to be the documents, guys.
	So for those of you that don't know, your boy John Bolton wrote a book.
	It's called The Room Where It Happened, a White House Memoir, okay?
	And this book, right, allegedly had classified information in it, right?
	And it went through.
	Anytime you're a former government employee and you write a book that might contain stuff that's classified, you have to go through like a review board.
	And he had put it through a review board and they said, hey, you need to take this stuff out, whatever.
	And apparently, the original version, which had some of the classified stuff in it, leaked, right?
	And they convened a grand jury about this back in like 2020, and he didn't get indicted, right?
	He did not get indicted back in 2020 because of this.
	So now, five years later, right, for them to be doing a search is raising quite a bit of questions.
	Reasoning the Justice Department, the FBI would give the court for conducting that national security search, still a huge basically very similar to what Donald Trump himself got rated for a couple of years back, if you guys remember at Mar-a-Lago.
	Question here, but this is a person that Donald Trump has been very much on the outs with since he wrote a book about his service.
	Bro, I guess CNN hires anybody.
	Holy.
	At least Fox tries to get somewhat hot, girls.
	God damn.
	In the first Trump administration, what is this creature?
	John Bolton was the national security advisor to President Donald Trump.
	At that time, Trump was very unhappy that Bolton was talking about things that Trump did that made Trump look very bad.
	And it was in the book.
	Publicly, ways that Trump himself handled other foreign leaders, national security, classified issues.
	And Trump at that time, back in 2020, was saying that John Bolton should face criminal problems for allegedly publishing classified information.
	Trump was saying that any conversation with him was classified and thus none of it should have been able to be revealed in John Bolton's book.
	That then led to a grand jury investigation of John Bolton in the District of Columbia's federal court.
	It resulted in no charges.
	So what?
	Which tells you that the information was weak, guys, because it's pretty easy to get an indictment, roughly.
	So the fact that they did not get a true bill tells you that they didn't have that much information.
	What this is, is there a link to that situation?
	Is this, this is official that we know has a lot of classified information over his long tenured service in government.
	So John Bolton now being under investigation again after not being in government for several years, we are going to have a lot of questions going forward.
	I've reached out to John Bolton's attorney.
	Oh, yeah, he's obviously not going to talk to him.
	He handled his issues through the first grand jury investigation.
	And CNN reached Bolton directly this morning.
	Bolton said he was unaware of this FBI activity and was looking into it further, John.
	All right, Caitlin Poland's for us digging on this in Washington as this information continues to come in.
	One point Caitlin's making there, John Bolton had high-profile lawyers the first time around.
	He himself, a very accomplished lawyer as well.
	Yeah, I mean, he was the number two at the Department of Justice during the Reagan era, guys.
	He was literally Todd Blanche's equivalent today, just to keep in mind.
	And Todd Blanche, for those of you that don't know, is Trump's defense attorney, who is now under Pam Bondi as the Deputy Attorney General for the United States.
	He was the one that actually interviewed your girl, Glenn Maxwell, which we're going to talk about that a bit later as well.
	And those critics and supporters of him would both, I think, concede that point.
	Yeah, and remember, it was since Trump came into office, he also stripped Bolton of a security clearance as well.
	This is not the first time.
	And he took his Secret Service security detail as well.
	Time that they have gone after him.
	I remember at the time, Bolton, I think he kind of laughed about it because it wasn't as if he was looking for any going to be leaning on that anytime soon.
	Let's continue covering this breaking news.
	Andy McCabe is sticking with us.
	Megan Hayes, David Urban, Caitlin Polance here as well.
	David, I was just looking back to just last week because John referenced it, which is the president was very unhappy with John Bolton and what he was saying, his take and his analysis of the president's meeting with Putin.
	I'm going to read this for you.
	This is what President Trump put out on social media.
	This was just a week ago on August 13th.
	Very unfair media at work on my meeting with Putin, constantly quoting fired losers and really dumb people like John Bolton, who just said that even though the meeting is on American soil, Putin has already won.
	What's that all about?
	That clearly, John, what do you think it is about John Bolton that gets so under Donald Trump's skin?
	Well, you know, he clearly doesn't agree with the president.
	He clearly attacks him on a wide variety of fronts, some justified, some perhaps not.
	But it's been pointed out, this doesn't stem, I don't believe, from this past week.
	I think this stems going back to 2020 when John Bolton published this book and the manuscript was leaked after the National Security Council told Bolton's lawyers that it was not, it could not be published because yeah, so they had to remove parts of the book.
	Now, anytime you want to put out a book like this, right?
	You know, when you worked in government service, you double-classify stuff, you have to, you know, have a review board look at it.
	Then they go through and they see what's possible to be released and what's not.
	So the original manuscript is what got leaked that had the classified stuff in it.
	Because it contained classified information and it was going to be a problem and the manuscript leaked.
	You can see the FBI just walking into the house.
	Two different news outlets.
	And it was quite a kerfuffle.
	If you remember back in 2020, it was a big deal in terms of what was being published and what wasn't.
	Relax, chat.
	We're going to fucking watch Fox as well.
	I know some of you niggas are in here crying, well, I see it then.
	Don't worry, we're going to watch both.
	You guys should know this already that I watch, you know, all media.
	I watch Israeli media, Al Jazeera, fucking Fox, CNN, MSNBC.
	We watch it all over here, guys.
	So don't worry.
	And there was a lot of questions.
	And so I think this is, you know, 100% about that.
	And not so much about the most recent brush up between John Bolton and the president.
	No, but the timing, I think, will be called into question, given, of course, that John Bolton hasn't held a government job in years and years and years.
	Yeah, since like 2019.
	And it comes following some very public criticism from the president.
	Andy McCabe, to you, what exactly does a court-authorized search?
	Yeah, so shout out to you guys saying, damn, let him do a show.
	Now you guys are high-fail, bro.
	Shit's annoying, isn't it?
	Niggas in here crying no matter what, bro.
	Holy.
	I do the fucking Megan Kelly reaction.
	Oh, bro, talk about Raja.
	It's like, bro, I had just talked about it, man.
	I had just talked about it.
	And dudes want me to fucking sit here and spend all this time on that shit, bro.
	Search mean?
	What are the types of things that are searched for when officers walk into that house?
	Okay, so this guy's former FBI.
	They're going to go ahead and ask him some questions.
	I'm going to give you guys some commentary on top of what he says.
	And in a normal FBI, in a standard FBI, what hurdles would you have to surmount in order to get to the point where you go to a judge to ask for this warrant?
	Sure.
	So the court-authorized activity or however they're describing it is only one thing.
	It means that the FBI has a search warrant, which means that agents who were already conducting an investigation assembled enough evidence together and presented it to a federal judge and convinced that judge that there is probable cause to believe that John Bolton's residence contains some evidence of a crime.
	Now, I'm going to keep it all the way at thousands with you guys.
	Remember, okay, the time that they could have got him was roughly five years ago with the release of this book, The Room Where It Happened.
	Okay.
	The fact that they couldn't get him five years ago and they're going after him now tells me the only thing that way that they could have got a search warrant into this house, they got a fucking informant.
	There's no other way, chat.
	Okay.
	Now, let's talk about this real fast.
	When it comes to search warrants federally, okay, there's a couple of different ways that you can get into a house.
	But the way that gets you in, for the most part, especially when it comes to the federal system, is an informant.
	Now, why is it going to be an informant?
	The reason why it's going to be an informant, Chad, is because with an informant, right, the informant is going to give you real-time information.
	Okay.
	In order for you to get a federal search warrant, the probable cause or the PC needs to be fresh.
	Now, when it comes to the feds, you typically want 14 days.
	That 14 days basically means that the informant or wherever it was in the house or the cooperator, whoever the hell it was, right, saw evidence of the crime within 14 days of the feds coming in and kicking that door in.
	Okay?
	Because it is not easy, contrary to popular belief, to get a federal search warrant to search someone's house.
	Now, on top of that, not only are you searching someone's house, you're searching an attorney's house, you're searching someone who used to have a clearance, someone that used to work for the government.
	So whenever the government goes after people like this, right, the affidavit has got to be bulletproof, okay?
	Because you know that this individual is going to have, the AUSA knows that this individual is going to have the means, the resources, and the ability to fight whatever criminal probe comes their way.
	So these search warrants need to be tight.
	So the fact that they went ahead and they got a search warrant for his house five years after the fact, there's no way.
	There's no way that they got in there without an informant.
	There's no way.
	Okay?
	Because remember, they're going in there for documents, which means that someone had to have told them that these documents are there that are classified.
	Okay.
	Now, the reason why this is bad for your boy John Bolton, if they find anything, which it looks like they took a bunch of shit out when I saw, is because when it comes to classified documents, right?
	And this is the problem that Trump had back when they raided Mar-a-Lago.
	Okay.
	Here's the problem when it comes to classified documents.
	The documents don't actually have to be classified.
	Okay.
	And I know you guys are like, wait, what are you talking about, Myron?
	All they need to prove, chat, is that the documents are national defense information or NDI, okay?
	Doesn't even have to be classified, whether it's secret, confidential, top secret, top secret, SCI.
	Doesn't fucking matter.
	If it's national defense information, which means it has anything to do with the armed forces, like it has to do with the military, Army, Navy, Air Force, et cetera, right?
	That's considered national defense information.
	That could be considered a violation of the Espionage Act.
	Okay?
	And this, to be honest with y'all, is what I was most concerned with when we were going ahead and doing the Trump case.
	I told you guys before, anybody that's new here, when I cover the Trump case back in Mar-a-Lago, what this is like two or three years now at this point, when they raided Mar-a-Lago, remember that?
	Trump said, oh, I declassified the documents?
	That doesn't fucking matter.
	Because what matters is, did you have national defense information?
	If you have national defense information, it doesn't matter what the classification level is because national defense information has to be stored in a certain way.
	Cooked.
	Can't have it.
	Can't have it.
	Okay.
	So of all the criminal probes that were against Trump, which to remind you guys, he had four criminal cases.
	He had the document case out of South Florida at his Mar-a-Lago home.
	He had the New York case for the Stormy Daniels payoff.
	He had the Georgia Rico under Fannie Willis with his lawyers.
	And he had the insurrection case out of Washington, D.C. Okay.
	The case that worried me the most that I knew he was going to do time with, if he went to trial and he would have lost, was the document case.
	Because when it comes to documents, guys, very fucking standard.
	They find it at your house.
	It's NDI, not supposed to be there, cooked, done.
	Violation of 18 USC 793.
	Okay.
	Espionage Act.
	And I'll show it to you guys real quick.
	So you go here, 18 USC 793.
	Bam.
	Gathering, transmitting, or losing national defense information.
	Okay.
	Automatic Espionage Act triggered.
	Cooked.
	All right.
	So we'll see what happens.
	We don't know what that evidence is.
	We don't know what the crime is alleged to be.
	We don't have any of those facts at this point.
	But agents.
	I guarantee y'all it's going to be a 793 case, which is like I told you guys before, the Espionage Act.
	You can't just go in and say to the judge, hey, I think that this guy has some classified documents around his house because he used to have an important job.
	That's not going to get you there.
	Typically, what you want for probable cause to enter a home is you want to be able to cite the testimony of a eyewitness, somebody who's already been in the home.
	Exactly, aka an informant.
	Because with the federal system, it's very difficult to get search warrants if the PC isn't fresh, which typically, like I told y'all before, 14 days.
	Okay.
	I'll give you guys an example of how this would work, right?
	Like in a drug case.
	Let's say I know that a bad guy sells drugs out of his house, right?
	I'll have an informant go buy drugs from him at the house.
	He goes into the house, gets the stuff, comes back out, sells it to my informant.
	We do two buys like that, right?
	Now I have probable cause to believe that there's going to be more drugs at the house.
	So we do our two drug buys, right?
	Some judges, some judges want three.
	You do your two to three drug buys.
	You establish that this house is used in the commission of a crime.
	And you think that you're going to find evidence of said crime there, aka drug trafficking, because an informant or an undercover bought drugs from that individual at that house.
	You write up your warrant, and then boom, you hit the house in the morning the next day.
	Okay?
	That's how you would typically get a search warrant for like a drug house.
	But for a document case like this, the only thing I could think of is they had to have had him under surveillance and have an informant and know that he would have those documents at his house.
	In the home and has seen documents or so it was probably a combination of surveillance.
	Maybe they saw him with some classified documents and go to his house, as well as an informant confirming that the documents are at the house.
	Who has spoken to the person and has reason to believe that they have documents.
	Or in the case of many national security cases where people who are in government are thought to be taking improperly materials home, something like that, those people are usually surveilled to assemble that sort of evidence to build towards a search warrant.
	So agents had to have some evidence here.
	We just don't know what that is at this point.
	Do we still have Caitlin Polance, guys?
	Caitlin, real, sorry, Caitlin.
	Lots of moving parts as always.
	Do we know if this search of John Bolton's home has concluded?
	The reporting that we have right now is that the FBI conducted the search.
	So it could take some time.
	Sometimes these searches do take some time because the FBI collects documents, information, especially in a national security probe.
	And Johnny Kate, we do not know, again, what this would be about, what the probable cause would be that the court authorized.
	I'll be honest with y'all, man, this doesn't look so good from a timing perspective because just so you guys know, your boy fucking Cash Patel wrote a book called Government Gangsters.
	Okay.
	And in this book, Government Gangsters, Kash Patel, I'm almost certain John Bolton is on the list of people that he named in the deep state that need to get arrested.
	So this is going to look like a political, you know, like political confrontation.
	So I don't got to look at this.
	I'm a broke.
	I don't got a default payment method.
	But anyway.
	This search for the FBI.
	We reached out to the FBI.
	They do not have a comment at this time about what is going on here.
	But these sorts of things, these sorts of inquiries, national security inquiries like this, where there is a search, it does often have to do with the handling of classified material.
	That was the issue central to John Bolton's book publication and the inquiry at that time.
	And, you know, there is a question here of are they looking for some sort of records at his home that would support some sort of criminal inquiry that the Justice Department is mounting.
	But do not forget that not only is John Bolton somebody who has been around classified information and national security information for a very long time.
	Yeah, him and Cash Patel don't like each other.
	And this is why just optically, this could look very bad.
	You know what I mean?
	Like political persecution, which is exactly what we complained about when your boy Donnie got arrested.
	Not arrested.
	Well, he did get arrested.
	Technically, he did get indicted, but when they raided Mar-a-Lago, I'll never forget that shit, bro.
	Guys, remember that shit?
	It wasn't that long ago that this shit happened.
	Let me show you how ninjas.
	Bro.
	Remember this?
	Three years ago.
	Unprecedented FBI search at the home of former President Trump at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
	Same exact shit, man.
	Documents.
	Tonight, ABC News has learned that the FBI told the Secret Service just 45 minutes before they arrived.
	And then the Secret Service telling Mar-a-Lago staff just moments before those.
	Guys, smash that like button, by the way, on YouTube.
	We got 600 of you ninjas in here.
	Smash that fucking like button.
	Support the mission, guys.
	Agents arrived.
	Sources telling ABC News the search is related to allegations the former president improperly removed documents when he left the White House.
	They were brought to Mar-a-Lago, including classified material.
	And it wasn't the first time federal agents had been to Mar-a-Lago.
	Their first visit in the spring.
	We have learned tonight that it was a staff member at Mar-a-Lago who called Eric Trump and Eric Trump, who then called his father to tell him about the search.
	The former president was in New York, seen leaving Trump Tower last night.
	And tonight, hear the first words from the former president while calling into a political event saying another August 9th, 2022.
	Remember that chat?
	Can't believe it's three years ago when this happened, man.
	...day in paradise.
	This is a strange day.
	Sources tell ABC News that...
	And I'm not going to lie to you guys, I was fucking shook when When I saw that his house got raided by the FBI, I was like, oh, man.
	Oh, man.
	Oh, man.
	Oh man, because look guys, let me tell y'all something, bro.
	Okay?
	If the feds are raiding your house, that means they got a lot of information.
	Okay?
	If the feds are raiding your house, that means they got a lot of fucking information, man.
	All right?
	Let me be clear about this shit.
	I've told you guys this before, but I'm going to say it again.
	It takes more probable cause to search your house than it does to arrest your monkey ass.
	You guys get that?
	It takes more probable cause to search your house than it does to arrest you a lot of the times.
	All right?
	A lot of the times, when they're doing a search, they have enough to get you.
	They're just doing it as a formality so that they can go ahead and have even more information to indict you.
	All right?
	So when I saw that they raided the house, when they raided Mar-a-Lago, I was like, oh, bro, this is not good.
	And that what they found there, when they found all those documents there, and people were saying, oh, yeah, bro, it doesn't matter.
	He declassified the documents.
	I was like, that doesn't fucking matter.
	That does not matter, bro.
	You can't have NDI at your house.
	It doesn't matter what the classification level is.
	That's why.
	That's why the Espionage Act is so fucking deadly.
	Because the classification is fucking irrelevant.
	And then they had the recordings, if you guys remember, where he talked about how he, where he talked with this woman, talking about like NDI stuff from a document that he had at the house.
	And you guys know, like, I like Donald Trump, right?
	I was a fan of The Apprentice.
	I've always liked him, right?
	I was a fan of his first before, you know, he became president.
	So I've always liked Donald Trump, right?
	He does shit that pisses me off.
	Like, for example, shilling for the Israelis.
	I don't like that.
	But the reality is you're never going to get everything you want in your presidential candidate.
	I'm sorry.
	You're just not, bro.
	If you get 50%, you should be happy.
	You're never going to get everything you want in your president.
	It is what it is.
	Right?
	But when they raided his house, I was like, oh man.
	And then when I saw what they found, what they found, I was like, oh, man.
	And then also, just like I fucking predicted, I read the affidavit, right?
	And affidavit, guys, clearly it was source information because half it was redacted.
	You guys remember?
	I read the affidavit with Andrew Esquire.
	Half the fucking affidavit was redacted, dude.
	So again, there were informants in Mar-a-Lago giving information to the FBI.
	Department of Justice had started a grand jury investigation in May about alleged mishandling of classified information tonight.
	And this shit could have been avoided too, man.
	He didn't respond to like the National Records Center to give this shit back.
	This was it was completely avoidable.
	That was another thing, too.
	...for the armed Secret Service agents stand guard at the gates of Mar-a-Lago, and this evening, former President Trump issuing a new statement calling the search a horrible thing.
	Tonight, what we have now learned about how this unfolded, where they searched, and about pressure mounting on the Attorney General Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray, appointed by former President Trump to somehow explain this highly unprecedented raid.
	Dan Abrams is standing by on this, but we begin tonight with our Chief Washington Correspondent, Jonathan Karl, leading us off.
	We're learning new details about the FBI's extraordinary raid on Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property in Palm Beach.
	Law enforcement sources tell ABC News that 45 minutes before the FBI showed up, the local FBI field office in Miami gave the Secret Service.
	That's crazy, giving them a heads up 45 minutes before.
	That should tell you something.
	And it was one squad that ran this case out of Washington, D.C., by the way.
	Nobody knew about this shit.
	A heads up.
	The sources say the Secret Service agents did not notify anybody on the Mar-a-Lago staff until just as the FBI agents were arriving.
	When they did arrive, the FBI agents were escorted into the property by the Secret Service.
	Sources close to Trump say the club's general manager then placed a call to Eric Trump who alerted his father.
	Neither Trump nor any members of his family were there at the time.
	And they did that on purpose, obviously.
	In his written statement, Trump said the agents, quote, even broke into my safe, which Trump sources say is located in his office at Mar-a-Lago.
	Sources say the FBI remained at the property for most of the day.
	Other than his written statement, Trump's only public comment was a muted one when he called in for a Sarah Palin campaign event.
	Another day in paradise.
	This was a strange day.
	You probably all read about it.
	ABC News has learned this wasn't the first time federal law enforcement visited Mar-a-Lago on this matter.
	A smaller team of agents visited in the spring while Trump was there, met with his lawyers and reviewed some documents.
	Since the raid, neither the Justice Department nor the FBI has made any comment.
	And the White House press secretary says President Biden knew nothing about it.
	The president was not briefed, was not aware of it.
	No, no one at the White House was given a heads up.
	No, that did not happen.
	When asked recently if former presidents are shielded from prosecution, Attorney General Merrick Garland said this.
	Well, we know that now.
	But before, nobody knew what the fuck was going on.
	No person is above the law in this country.
	Well, technically, that's why they were able to get Trump off.
	Apparently, well, under the acting authority of the United States as a president, you are pretty much immune.
	Now we know that.
	Nothing stops us.
	I don't know how to maybe say that again.
	No person is above the law in this country.
	Republicans, meanwhile, are for the most part rallying around Trump and attacking the DOJ and FBI.
	Kevin McCarthy threatening the Attorney General that he will be under investigation if Republicans win control of the House.
	Fast forward three years.
	And a lot of these guys are getting looked at now, man.
	A lot of these guys are getting looked at now.
	In November.
	You should never use the Justice Department on a political rim like this.
	And I think that's the real question that we're looking at.
	And former Vice President Pence criticized the quote unprecedented search and demanded Attorney General Garland give a full accounting.
	While DOJ has a policy of not commenting on ongoing investigations, Trump was given a copy of the warrant used by the FBI.
	And we read that warrant, guys.
	A lot of it was redacted for obvious reasons.
	Which would explain the reasons for the raid.
	The former acting attorney general from the Obama administration called on him to release it.
	If you believe this is such an abuse, let us see the warrant and let us decide for ourselves.
	Now, I knew this was going to happen, right?
	And I made a tweet about this, actually.
	So I go here.
	Trump's release of the Glen Maxwell interview and the raid on John Bowling's home both have horrible, terrible optics.
	I'm no fan of Boltson since he's a neocon warhog, but raiding his house right after he criticized Trump's Alaska summit screams politically motivated investigation.
	The timing is suspicious, especially since he dodged indictment nearly five years ago for his book that slammed Trump's foreign policy after being fired.
	This feels like deja vu.
	It's the same playbook they used against Trump with the Mar-a-Lago raid.
	It's starting to look like the beginning of endless lawfare targeting whoever leaves office.
	The Democrats kicked this off against Trump, and like it or not, he's coming for retribution.
	My take, I'm impartial, but Democrats take note.
	If you went after Trump, he's coming for you before this term ends.
	And bro, he is coming after them.
	Now, here's the thing.
	I knew he was going to go after them.
	I knew at some point I was like, bro, they made this guy's life hell.
	I remember when he was running the campaign in 2024, he was a man on a mission.
	Because, guys, make no mistake about it.
	If Trump did not win the presidency of 2024, he would have went to federal fucking prison, bro.
	I'm telling y'all.
	He would have went to federal prison.
	No, no if, ands, or buts about it.
	They would have gotten him on the um, they would have gotten him on the uh on the document case by far.
	100%.
	They would have got him on a document case.
	The reason why all the other charges pretty much got dropped is because your boy Jack Smith, the special prosecutor, basically left, right?
	He resigned.
	And then Fannie Willis dropped the case, and then he got convicted in New York case, right?
	So he would have went to prison, guys, if he didn't win the presidency.
	So don't forget, man, I know it was three years ago, people forget, but they made his life hell, man.
	I remember watching him age very quickly during that process.
	So he's going to go after all these people that try to kill him because he would have went to, he would have died in prison, bro.
	And you guys can see right now, Trump's health is not the best.
	His hands are swelling.
	His ankles are swelling.
	They're saying that he has like a heart problem.
	His health is not good too good right now.
	So, yeah.
	And it's beginning.
	It's starting sooner than I thought.
	I'll be honest with y'all.
	I didn't think he was going to start coming going after his political rivals until like maybe the last year.
	I was like predicting like maybe third or fourth year, who's going to start going after his political rivals and getting revenge on all those that try to destroy him three years ago.
	But he's starting early, bro.
	He's starting early.
	And look, I'm not even mad because the Democrats started this shit, bro.
	The Democrats started the warfare.
	They started it.
	As soon as they raided his house in Mar-a-Lago, they started it.
	So this is why I pretend this is going to happen.
	He's going to go after political rivals, right?
	Obama, the Bidens, potentially, John Bolton, all these guys.
	He's going to go after them.
	And then he's going to part himself on the way out and all of his family to make sure that they can't go after him.
	And he's going to make sure he uses the proper pen.
	That's why I think it's going to happen, Chad.
	He's going to go after all of his political rivals, bro.
	Because again, we are operating like on 2020 hindsight now.
	Like, you know, we remember, you know, oh, yeah, he's, he's out.
	He's good.
	He's president of the United States now.
	But a lot of you guys forget the hell that he was going through three years ago, bro.
	Imagine being indicted in four different jurisdictions, bro, four different jurisdictions, twice federally, and then two by the state.
	The fact that he escaped that in itself is a fucking miracle.
	So, yeah.
	The revenge is coming back, man.
	He's also someone that Donald Trump as president has very, very publicly condemned and gone against.
	This is not a friend of the president anymore, even though he served in that first administration.
	And we're waiting to hear from the White House itself on this.
	We'll try to get.
	Well, you guys also got to remember that, like, Donald, in Donald Trump's first term, he was not, number one, he didn't think he was going to win.
	And then, number two, the other thing that you guys got to remember is that since he did not have connections to Washington, D.C. like that, because he wasn't a politician, he was a fucking, you know, TV star, real estate mogul, all of his connections were in New York.
	He had to rely upon people to hire people for him, right?
	So, this is how you ended up with like, you know, swamp creatures like John Bolton and Neocons in his first administration.
	And obviously, Trump has learned better because he wasn't able to get shit done his first term, the first couple years.
	So, this is why, if you look at the cabinet now versus the cabinet before, completely different.
	People make jokes.
	Hey, like I've made jokes about it, like, you know, Pam Bondi, Christy Noam.
	A lot of these people are not fucking qualified.
	You know, Cash Patel, Robert Kennedy, like a lot of people in his cabinet now, he's focusing on putting loyalists in versus people that are going to be, you know, swamp creatures that might be more qualified for the job because now he can get shit done.
	He has less people in his fucking way to get stuff done.
	I mean, think about it.
	First couple days he was in, how many executive orders did he sign?
	How many fucking reforms did he do?
	How much has he gotten done?
	He's gotten quite a bit done.
	As much as you guys may or may not like his policy, he's gotten a lot done being in office like, what, eight, nine months?
	More than a lot of other presidents, regardless of whether you agree with it or not.
	That's not what I'm arguing here.
	I'm arguing that he got a lot done quickly because he doesn't have people in his fucking way like he did in the first administration.
	Comment from them as soon as we can.
	Megan Hayes, I'm old enough to remember when John Bolton was one of the attorneys on Birth versus Gore, who was down in Florida trying to dig up documents.
	That does make me old.
	I'm old enough to remember when he was seen as a pariah by the left.
	He still is extraordinarily critical of Democrats, any chances he gets.
	I mean, in the last election, he said he wasn't going to vote for President Trump, but he flat out refused to vote for the Democrat in the race.
	That's where he is politically.
	But where do you, what do you see when you look at this this morning?
	What questions do you have?
	I mean, without knowing what this search is for, it seems like it's a very petty act by President Trump.
	It looks like it's just more revenge and more retribution on his political enemies.
	It's unfortunate to continue to weaponize the DFC.
	Yeah, and this does have very bad optics because it's so far, you know, past.
	But again, the Democrats started this shit, bro.
	As soon as they raided Mar-a-Lago, they started this shit.
	So I knew this was coming.
	I knew he was going to get revenge on these motherfuckers.
	You know, I had, well, now I can say it.
	I had insider information.
	I knew that this was going to come.
	I just didn't think it was going to come this soon.
	You know, I know some people that are, you know, linked in with the word with the administration.
	You know, now I can reveal it, right?
	Because obviously you guys know how I am.
	If someone tells me something in confidence, I'm not going to say anything.
	But now that you guys are seeing it, yeah, I knew this was coming.
	I just didn't think it was going to be this soon, bro.
	This is crazy that he's going after people now.
	He said, fuck it.
	I'm going, fuck y'all, diggers.
	You guys try to destroy my life.
	I'm coming after y'all, man.
	DOJ and weaponize the FBI.
	I mean, they have other things I'm sure that they could be doing besides raiding his house or, you know, executing this search warrant.
	So to me, it just seems extremely political, extremely petty, and just a really poor use of the resources of the DOJ and the FBI.
	So, you know, I'm not going to give this nigga attention, bro.
	People are retarded.
	Dude comes into my chat and says, I know you're doing.
	I know you're trying really hard, Myron.
	However, I'm not sure anyone gives a shit about what you think, no cap.
	Then why are you here, nigga?
	Get the fuck out of my chat, bro.
	Fucking retarded.
	Why are you in here then?
	There you go.
	Joining us now for fucking idiots.
	All right.
	All right, now we can go to Fox News.
	Says you guys love Fox News.
	That's video.
	David Spunt joins us now with more on this breaking news.
	Hey, David.
	Hey, good morning.
	We believe John Bolton was home.
	We're told that he is not in custody and he's not under arrest.
	The FBI not commenting, the Justice Department not commenting.
	But two senior government sources say that FBI agents are looking specifically for classified documents, documents that may have been classified.
	Now, this is a live look at the street where this is all going down just outside Washington, D.C. in Maryland.
	It's unclear how long this raid will take place.
	But FBI Director Cash Patel put out a cryptic post on social media this morning, and Attorney General Pam Bondi.
	It's kind of funny because he said no one is above the law.
	And some community noted it, man.
	Let me see if I can find it for you guys.
	It's kind of fucking funny.
	And they were asking him about that fucking Israeli that got away, as you guys know.
	Let me find it for you guys real fast.
	Followed up with it.
	He says no one is above the law.
	FBI agents on a mission.
	Then she followed up talking about accountability.
	America's safety isn't negotiable.
	Justice will be pursued always.
	So it's not clear exactly how many documents they may be looking for, but we are told Bolton is not in custody.
	What's unclear, though, if he's being cooperative or not, we know I said this about 20 minutes ago when I was on the air.
	His security clearances and his security detail that he had, a government subsidized, excuse me, security detail, was stripped by President Trump.
	He said that it was unnecessary.
	Bolton says that he is at risk from the Iran regime of potential assassination attempts or other sorts of plots.
	We've not yet heard from Ambassador Bolton, who served as President Trump's national security advisor in the first administration, but he's out there.
	He's been on TV recently.
	He just did an interview on another network a couple of days ago.
	A couple of weeks ago, he said on another network that he believes that the Justice Department is out for retribution and vengeance, and he believes that he will be a target.
	Two weeks later, we see the FBI now gathering at his home in Bethesda, Maryland.
	But I want to point out that, you know, this is very early in the process.
	We know that a magistrate judge would have had to sign off on this.
	The FBI doesn't just unilaterally decide to go into someone's home.
	Then this evidence, after it's analyzed, will be taken to a grand jury and a grand jury will decide if there is enough evidence for federal charges, guys.
	David, have we seen them come out with anything?
	We keep seeing FBI agents going in.
	They've been there since seven, so an hour and three minutes.
	Have they retrieved anything?
	I have not seen anybody come out with anything on camera yet, but we're told, yes, they are inside looking at documents.
	They will be.
	All right, so I found it, but it doesn't look like, I guess they got the community note off, but they did have a community note on there.
	And then obviously Ian Carroll goes, unless they're a Jewish pedophile, then they're free to go to Israel.
	78K likes on that shit.
	Because he got 91K on this.
	So I would consider this a ratio, chat, because 19.4 million views, 91K.
	He got only 1.2 million views on it, but 78K.
	That's a ratio, my friends.
	That is a ratio.
	But I will give credit to the FBI in this case where they've lowered the street crime down.
	I'll give them credit for that.
	Because the thing is, is that Bongino and Cash Patel have basically dragged the FBI out.
	Because a lot of the times, I'll keep it a thousand with you guys.
	As someone that used to work with the FBI quite a bit, a lot of them are lazy.
	A lot of them, they'll go out.
	They don't hit the fucking streets.
	They don't do surveillance.
	They don't arrest people.
	They don't do shit.
	They're not on task forces.
	They're just chilling, fucking beating off in the back, want to be home by five o'clock and shit like that.
	A lot of these guys are like just desk agents, don't do shit, right?
	What Bongino and Cash Patel basically did was he was like, yo, you guys got to fuck go out and do shit, bro.
	Like, you guys got to be out making arrests.
	You guys got to do shit.
	So, violent crime has gone down quite a bit because they're really targeting street crime and really targeting gangs and putting them on every funky task force.
	So, I will say that that's a good thing that Bongino and Patel have done.
	Obviously, you know, that's a W on their end.
	But the L is that they're Epstein files, bro.
	Epstein files like big black eye for the administration, man.
	Big black eye for the administration.
	So, and it sucks because it overrides all the work that they're doing.
	Because I do follow Bongino and Patel and I see what they're doing.
	And I'm like, you know, me being a former agent, like, I know how useless the FBI used to be.
	So, seeing that, like, they're really making them go out there and do shit is good.
	But the problem is that no one gives a fuck about none of that stuff or appreciates it, right?
	Because they're like, yo, you told us you would declassify this stuff.
	Where is it?
	So, a lot of that work is getting fucking, you know, overran by the lack of transparency with the Epstein stuff.
	fucking L. Big L. So, you know, it is what it is.
	...be leaving with boxes.
	I I just have not personally seen anybody walk out with boxes, but we're told, yes, they are.
	Yeah, I've seen them take some stuff.
	And they may be looking at other sites connected to Ambassador.
	And yo, when they got a document, when they got a search warrant for documents, bro, they can fuck the house up, man.
	They're looking for thumb drives, computers, laptops, phones.
	As far as any other people that may be targeted today, one senior official that I spoke to that has been briefed on this says it does not appear that that is so.
	It appears right now, and I want to always couch that it appears as of 8:03 in the morning that this is the only person that would be involved today, the only target involved today.
	So that.
	All right, let me read some of these chats.
	Okay, Waylo says, only one hour on YouTube today, WOSS for the losers on YouTube.
	Yeah, it's like a battle between y'all.
	FooStamp says something happens to Nick on Friday.
	He was off for 30 minutes.
	We held the OSS chat down, Myron.
	Wait, what?
	Something happens to Nick on Friday?
	He was off for 30 minutes?
	What do you mean?
	Is Shreemlin down?
	Marlon, do you think we could put boots on the ground in Venezuela?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Hey, Marin, I've been looking into dogs that can be used protectively.
	I came across Biersterin.
	Ever heard of them?
	What do you think about them?
	Also, what made you choose a Border Collie, not a Belgian Malawa or any other dog?
	I've never heard of that dog breed that you mentioned.
	But what made me go with the Border Collie?
	Border Collies are the smartest.
	Border Collies are the smartest dogs in the world.
	And then, yeah, Belgium Malawas are ugly, bro.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	Great dogs, smart dogs, good cop dogs, German Shepherds as well, but they're ugly, bro.
	They're ugly.
	And they're just not as smart as Border Collies.
	Border Collies are handsome and they're smart.
	Paws.
	Like, you guys see Frank?
	Frank is literally like a specimen.
	Just so you guys know.
	I've had Frank looked at by like other dog trainers, and they've all conclusively said that Frank is a genius in dog world.
	He's a genius compared to like other dogs.
	So, yeah.
	Iron says, Martin, what's a good nigga?
	You look, what's you looking healthy and hydrated today?
	Shout out to the real ninjas.
	I appreciate that.
	Watch it from the UK.
	Keep with the great work, bro.
	Thank you, British Harry.
	Alan says, just watched the clip with that sim boomer.
	He was literally making an argument that men should be okay with being at the whims of women and hope for the best.
	Wait, what?
	What are you talking about, bro?
	What clip is that?
	Send me that clip.
	Jason Hurst, 50 bucks to debrief.
	Thank you, Jason.
	Also, just so you guys know, I am going to be doing right now.
	Myron Gainz X is down.
	So you guys got to, you know, donate on either Rumble Rants or OSS.
	But I am going to make an entropy account very soon.
	So you guys could donate on there because Stream Elements is fucking garbage.
	And they are pro-censorship, controlled by them boys.
	So I will be on Entropy very soon.
	And I'll put text to speech on there.
	I'm probably going to make the limit 50 bucks.
	But you guys will be able to have TTS as well because I know a lot of you guys have been asking me for TTS.
	So TTS is coming, chat.
	It is coming.
	Probably going to make it 50 bucks, though, for TTS.
	Grimly says, South Carolina, active shooter report on the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus?
	No way.
	What?
	Bruh.
	Nigga, I'm supposed to be there in like four days.
	What?
	Hold on, bro.
	Yo.
	Okay, all clear.
	Yeah.
	44 minutes ago.
	Man, don't scare me like that, chat.
	What the fuck, bro?
	All clear, University of South Carolina campus.
	active shooter report sheriff says.
	Bruh.
	What the fuck, man?
	All right, no evidence of active shooter All right, good.
	Good, good, good.
	Nobody's hurt.
	Everybody's good.
	All right.
	I'll be out there.
	Holy shit, that shit's loud.
	A dude just came out the library and said, "Here's an active shooter." I tripped in a bush.
	this nigga.
	Wow.
	Well, I will be there this Thursday, guys.
	Glad it's clear.
	Glad nobody's hurt.
	Listen, I want to dive into some breaking news, a developing story out of Columbia, South Carolina, on the campus of that university there.
	The state university is the University of South Carolina under this, an active shooter on campus.
	This is a Carolina alert, their alert system, their emergency service.
	As a they're asking people to avoid the area, evacuate, barricade, defend yourself as necessary.
	Obey officials.
	Check here for more information.
	They are identifying an individual of concern there in this active shooter incident, talking about who they are potentially looking for.
	The active shooter at Thomas Cooper Library on the Columbia campus.
	Subject reported as a white male, five feet with black pants.
	So, of course, also six feet, excuse me, with white, with black pants.
	So, the Carolina alerts is an active shooter that has been reported on the University of South Carolina, Columbia campus at that Thomas Cooper Library.
	The suspect is reported, subject reported as a white male with black pants, approximately six feet tall and still in the area.
	Avoid the area, evacuate the area, or seek safe shelter and barricade yourself in a safe area as necessary until further notice.
	This again coming in on their website, they say, quote, defend yourself if you encounter the suspect.
	Obey public safety officials' commands.
	Public safety officials are on the scene.
	Additional safety information can be found on their website.
	So these are the alerts coming in.
	And you can imagine just what is going through the mind of students and parents here as we're just beginning a new fall session.
	We saw over the last several days two different false active shooter reports in Villanova and Philadelphia, also one at UT Chattanooga.
	So obviously, this is concerning as they are identified a subject, a potential suspect in this active shooter incident there on the campus at South Carolina at USC in that Palmetto State.
	They're saying this is taking place at the Thomas Cooper Library on that, the Columbia campus at the heart of the state.
	And we are not aware of any injury.
	So the last I saw, guys, it seems as though it's all clear now.
	But if you guys are wondering, I think right now we're still good.
	I will be at the University of California.
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	OSS members only.
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	I'll probably have some dog tags with me as well.
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	So, yeah, all right.
	Um, all right, we'll keep watching this a little bit and then see any sort of thing like that at this moment.
	Is this just a breaking, developing story taking place there on the eastern portion of the United States?
	Again, uh, students may be heading back to class tomorrow or very soon.
	Orientations taking place.
	So, many uh students uh really walking on campus, getting their bearings for the first time.
	So, this is a frightening thought, a frightening sight for those students.
	So, of course, we'll continue to provide any updates as they come in, any visuals that we get from the campus or live reporting on what is going on there.
	But these are very preliminary reports of an active shooter on the campus of South Carolina.
	I think it's clear now, though, chat.
	Um, I hear, I heard it's clear now from what I see.
	Um, but yeah, anyway, let's get back to Fox.
	That's what we're looking at right now, guys.
	So, we know that you just mentioned that the FBI director Cash Patel, uh, uh, what, 58 minutes ago, put out this: no one is above the law, FBI agents on a mission.
	And then Dan Bond Jr., the assistant FBI director, says, uh, 10 minutes later, public corruption will not be tolerated.
	That's interesting, and it's retweeting, it's building on Cash Patel's post.
	It certainly is, and I will say that notably, and it might be a bit of a coincidence, and it's somewhat unrelated, uh, probably very unrelated, but President Trump's, uh, then former President Trump's home, when he was former President Mar-Lago, uh, was raided for classified documents, and that was a little bit more than three years ago.
	That was August, early August of 2022, uh, 22.
	And uh, he was not home at the time.
	We're told Bolton was home today, but again, I'm told that he's not in any sort of custody or he's not under arrest, so it's very possible we may see him uh fly to a camera today, talk about this, put out some I doubt he'll talk.
	I don't think he's gonna talk too much.
	He's a lawyer, he knows that saying anything is gonna fuck him up.
	Some sort of statement, uh, whether it be through his attorney or whether it be through uh whether it be something that he says himself.
	So, I'm assuming uh, you've not seen the search warrant in this case, but you've seen other search warrants in cases like this.
	Um, the search warrant would include very specific things outlining these kinds of documents that they're specifically looking for or in maybe a computer or maybe cell phones, things like that.
	But it would be very specified.
	All right, finish reading the chats here.
	Uh, when you search up Claudia Seinbaum calling out Lily Tusk for denouncing her corruption, uh, Robin Colby says, uh, Martin, you've seen the active shooter situation.
	Yep, we just covered it.
	Alejandro America, Martin, have you heard about the Cuba Zone California husband and mother who allegedly murdered their seven-month-old baby Emmanuel Harrow?
	Is breaking news everywhere right now?
	I would like you to break down on this.
	Didn't hear about it.
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	Jay Bear says, Yo, Samar, I'm not part of the OSS, but can't seem to find your streams reacting to Europa.
	You got to scroll down.
	Hollow Point.
	Facts.
	Frank is one handsome dog.
	He is, man.
	Well, it says, just saw a video on my rails of the NYC tunnels.
	Crazy how it was swept away so easily.
	Imagine Muslims at Underground NYC tunnels with blood mattresses.
	Yeah, they'd be cooked, bro.
	Marty C. Egypt attacked Israel.
	No, I did not.
	Martin, do we want to take bets that SC shooter is either an SSRI or identifies some part of the alphabet?
	It's probably a false alarm, bro.
	Hey, if you're a lookup, Marville High School stabbing.
	Why?
	Are these events at USC North Carolina going to be streamed live?
	Yes, they're going to be live.
	Yes, it's going to be live.
	It's going to be live streamed.
	It is going to be live streamed for sure.
	Probably, I'll be honest with you, I probably won't stream all of it on YouTube.
	It'll probably be a majority on Rumble and Kick, maybe.
	Because I'm getting away from streaming on from what's it called?
	From YouTube.
	Because YouTube labels everything as pretty much hate speech.
	So if we want to get remonetized, we got to stop streaming on there.
	So, yeah.
	There would be very specific things listed in that search warrant.
	Absolutely.
	You're 100% right about that.
	And when the FBI agents raided Mar-a-Lago, they had a list, which was eventually made public of what they were looking for.
	We will get a list here.
	We will see the document at some point of what specifically they're looking for.
	We're not going to see the information if it is indeed classified.
	But FBI agents are very careful in these situations.
	There is a team that, you know, with the Washington field office, the local office here, that is painstakingly careful with all of this stuff.
	The FBI has to be because it could come and bite the federal.
	Yeah, not only that, but like obviously this is someone that has the capability of defending himself with a real lawyer.
	AUSA's office is going to make sure that, you know, this is, you know, T's are crossed and I's are dotted.
	Federal government when it comes to an actual court proceeding or a trial proceeding, and they want to win.
	They want to win if there does indeed become a federal trial out of this.
	So they have to be very careful.
	And they have an actual laundry list, just as you said correctly, of things that they are specifically looking for.
	So it's called Probable Cause.
	They believe they had the Probable Cause to go inside.
	Oh, yeah, judge signed it.
	And find whatever they are specifically looking for.
	Now, it's possible when they're in there, they may find other items, and it's possible that those items could be.
	I would like to read the search warrant, but it's probably not going to be, it's probably under seal right now.
	Could be taken into custody.
	So that's not clear.
	That's still early in the process.
	But certainly it's not just a general, we think you have classified documents.
	Please let us in.
	It doesn't work like that.
	Do you have a sense of when you might be able to get your hands on that document?
	Is that something that will be forthcoming in a week?
	Or does it depend on where the investigation goes?
	It could be a little while.
	Yeah, it just depends on where the investigation goes.
	I remember the Trump documents happened several days later when we first found out because this all is being run through a magistrate judge in Maryland because that's where Ambassador Bolton lives in Maryland.
	So it would be a federal court system in Maryland.
	We would look at the documents, see what the documents say, when they're posted.
	There'd be a case number assigned.
	This is just still so early in the process because it happened.
	So I suspect that, and it also just depends on the volume of documents here.
	I mean, are we talking 10 pages, 15 pages, or 100 pages?
	So it really just depends on the volume.
	But I would suspect nothing today.
	But, you know, things can happen very quickly if people want to make them happen quickly.
	But I would think probably not today.
	All right, David.
	Thanks so much.
	Tell us if anything breaks or moves.
	Let's bring in Fox News Contributor, George Washington University law professor, Jonathan Turley.
	Jonathan, what do you think they have to have ahead of time in order to make this raid something palatable for a judge to sign off on?
	Well, most importantly, they need a warrant so that judge had to look at whether they had a particular list of evidence that they were trying to secure and probable cause that a crime might have been committed.
	Now, that might is very important.
	There are plenty of raids that occur and charges do not occur as a result.
	But for a high visibility rate of this kind, I would think the administration waited until they had what they felt was a lead pipe cinch of a case for a warrant and a strong case to move forward.
	We just don't know.
	This is going to be clearly a warrant seeking documents.
	And I can tell you, as a criminal defense attorney who's had clients subject to search warrants, documents tend to be particularly burdensome for defendants because they basically hoover up everything in the house that could because the thing is, is that when you're looking for documents, documents can be stored in any way, kind of like drugs.
	So, and it could be thumb drives.
	So, small things like that, that gives them the ability to kind of fuck the house up and search wherever they need to.
	Contain digital or written material that includes thumb drives and computers, laptops, desktops, phones.
	All of those things are ordinarily sought that can have any type of digital memory or storage.
	And you are given a copy of that warrant and you're ultimately given an inventory of things that are removed.
	And what follows that is a long process of inspection.
	Now, in the case of Bolton, there's going to be very sensitive issues there.
	One is he's clearly a critic of President Trump.
	And so there's going to be concerns whether this is retaliatory.
	But in the same fashion, there's going to be material on his computer that he's going to argue is protected speech, maybe even privileged material.
	So they might have to create.
	So this is very important when they're talking about privilege material.
	Now we're going to get into the weeds here.
	So privilege material, guys, a lot of times is going to be material of like you and your defense attorney, right?
	So what they're going to do is, because I've done this before as well, when you do a search warrant, right?
	And the FBI is going to do this where you're going to have somebody called like a taint team.
	Okay.
	And with a taint team, the way it works is you have the team of the case agent, right?
	And he's collecting information for his case.
	Then you have what's called the taint team.
	The taint team typically goes in first.
	Anything that might be tainted, which is like, you know, privileged information, like correspondence with his lawyer, any of that other stuff, the taint team is going to get that stuff, right?
	And kind of move it out the way.
	And they're going to separate it from anything that could be real and real evidence.
	And the taint team doesn't give anything to the case agent.
	Okay.
	So it's going to be two different teams doing a search.
	You've got the taint team that deals with anything that has to do with privilege information, because as you guys know, he already had a case open like this before on him with classified documents.
	And the FBI can't use anything that touches the defense attorney.
	And then you're going to have the team, the criminal team, who are going to go ahead and get the information that they're trying to get for their criminal case.
	So the taint team's job is to make sure that nothing that is tainted, aka privileged information, doesn't touch the criminal side.
	Okay.
	So that's how you conduct something like this where it's very touchy and can easily muddy the waters, right?
	Because obviously they have a criminal case.
	And from their criminal case, we know that there was another criminal case and there was lawyer correspondence on that former criminal case with this book.
	Does that make sense?
	Give me ones, guys, if that makes sense in the chat.
	I can explain it further, but give me two if it doesn't make sense and then tell me why it doesn't make sense.
	All right.
	I don't really see any twos.
	Okay.
	Someone said the FBI warned them.
	No, they definitely didn't, bro.
	This isn't the Biden FBI, my friend.
	They're here to send a message.
	These walls that are put up to have separate teams to minimize any intrusion into privileged or protected areas.
	Bam, there you go.
	And that's the taint team versus the criminal team.
	So the guys on the taint team are not going to be testifying.
	They're not involved in a case.
	They're literally there to ensure that the privilege information doesn't touch the information that could be used in a criminal case.
	Everything that corresponds with the lawyer is protected can't be used against them.
	Yeah, Jonathan, I remember when Mar-a-Laga was raided and Melania had said that they even went through her closet.
	They went through her drawers.
	It can be very intrusive, but I know when you're the FBI and you're looking for— Oh, yeah, they're going to go through everything, bro.
	They're going to go through everything.
	For any evidence, you have to look everywhere.
	And they fuck your house up, too.
	They fuck your house up, too.
	So he's been accused of using classified information in his book that he wrote in 2020.
	Do you know what was in that book, what classified information he wasn't supposed to share?
	Yeah, that's what is intriguing here because these are long-standing allegations that the book indicated or referenced classified material that he may have acquired when he was in the administration.
	We're not clear as to what that is, but it would suggest that it could be national defense information.
	The reason that's important is that creates a heightened potential penalty.
	So you can have penalties that range from five to 20 years.
	20 years tends to be the census for concealing information, obstructing justice.
	Simply having classified information can weigh in at about 10 years.
	And there are often multiple counts because each of those documents can be charged separately.
	So there is a strange history here.
	So you had these allegations coming out as early as the first Trump administration.
	Then there was an allegation that the Biden administration essentially scuttled a further look at this case.
	And now we have this new development.
	But we really don't know if there's something that has occurred most recently, whether they uncovered something that they believed is sort of evergreen, that this is still a viable criminal case.
	So something tells me that the political world is probably going to be weighing in on this within a few minutes.
	But does it, going back to what you just said a minute ago, does it give some sort of further credence to the Trump administration that they had a lot of questions back before the book came out?
	The Trump administration, the first Trump administration, had serious concerns about much of what went into that book.
	And I think that their concerns were raised after he submitted the book, The Room Where It Happened, to the government to take a look at some of to basically give clearance to some of the passages in there.
	Does it give the Trump administration, the current one, any sort of credence or credibility that they laid the marker down previously, that they had problems with some of these concerns well before, not that Bolton hadn't turned on the Trump administration earlier, but well before he turned into the critic that he is today.
	Yeah, these books are very messy in terms of federal law and regulations.
	You're supposed to get pre-approval if you are relying.
	Creates a lot of problems for you.
	I think he made like $2 million from this book, though, if I'm not mistaken.
	Relying upon information you acquired, particularly that's classified.
	I don't know what occurred in any pre-review.
	Certainly they tried to.
	Yeah.
	And so there is obviously a record there of disagreement.
	What I'm intrigued about is why now.
	And, you know, the other side is going to say.
	Yeah, the timing looks very bad politically.
	Say, look, this guy's persona non grata.
	There are few people that Trump dislikes more than John Bolton.
	He really became a very fervent anti- Hey guys, smash that fucking like button, bro.
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	Trump critic during the campaign.
	And so there's going to be close scrutiny as to whether there is an independent and legitimate basis to take this step.
	We're going to find out in the coming couple of weeks as to what led them to move on the house to acquire this evidence.
	But as you noted, this has been a long-standing bone of contention between Bolton and the administration.
	Jonathan, maybe I've watched too many movies.
	What does it look like inside the House when they're having this raid?
	I mean, we see in the movies, the papers.
	See Fox News, they bring the bimbos on, see?
	Unlike fucking CNN.
	They leave a mess.
	They usually do leave a mess.
	I had a client where they showed up at his house.
	He was a scientist at like three in the morning, and the kids were screaming, and they were trying to calm the kids while these agents just tore apart the house.
	So it can be, it can truly be traumatic, particularly if you have young children, which is not the case here.
	But these FBI agents have a right to go in there.
	So unless it's a no-knock warrant, which wouldn't be a case, I can't imagine.
	Very hard to get a no-knock warrant.
	You need to display that they're going to destroy evidence or they're super violent or something like that to get a no-knock.
	Imagine they had a no-knock warrant here.
	If you have a no-knock warrant, they can take that door off its hinges because they believe that someone in the house could be a threat to the officers.
	There's no reason to suggest that here.
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	Slowly segue from YouTube, especially for Fresh and Fit.
	You guys are not on Fresh and Fit.
	Make sure that you guys go kick.com/slash Fresh and Fit.
	So normally there's a knock on the door.
	They do go through de-escalation.
	They don't want to have a confrontation.
	There's a lot of people that have firearms.
	Bolden may have private security, so you don't want to have any missed.
	He definitely does have private security.
	He got his Secret Service, I think, revoked from Trump.
	Signals here that someone's trying to get into the house of a protected person.
	And then once they're inside, they move pretty darn quickly and they ask you to step aside and you can observe them, but you cannot get in their way.
	And often it is very messy.
	Now, in a document search of this kind, they're going to sweep through that house and grab anything that has any storage capacity at all.
	In some of my clients' case, where they're looking for physical evidence, it can look like your house was hit by a tornado.
	I mean, they will take apart mattresses, furniture, and they don't.
	Shout out to Mercius with the gifted sub.
	Appreciate you, my friend.
	Go back and clean it up.
	They take what they need and they leave.
	Remember what they did in Mar-a-Lago?
	They stacked up the documents that they wanted to, and they took a picture of them.
	That's right, Arnold.
	And they acted like Donald Trump left a mess.
	No, it was them that left a mess and they decided to take a picture.
	Thanks.
	Jonathan, thank you.
	Hey, everyone.
	I'm Emily Campano.
	Catch me and my co-host, Harris Faulkner.
	And holy shit.
	San Francisco mob assaults for ICE agents in a shocking video.
	All right, we'll take a look at that.
	All right, let me read some chats here first.
	We got here.
	Emac James says, What's up, Martin?
	I hope you recover from Friday because that after hours episode was really annoying and it really annoyed me how these girls blatantly disrespected you, Fresh and Chris, multiple times.
	That panel really showed how much you growed patience over the years.
	Yeah, bro.
	Newsflash, women aren't respectful of men.
	Can you react to Rampage's son crashing out last night?
	I already talked about it, bro.
	R1 official.
	Hey, Martin, thank you for everything you do.
	You've been a huge help with my success.
	I have a question.
	Could you possibly set up a debate like one versus 20 where one person debates 20 feminists on a college campus?
	I think that format might be more effective than doing it with women from Miami.
	It'd be great to see college educated perspective.
	Bro, it doesn't matter, bro.
	Do you not get it, man?
	Like, these women are retarded no matter what.
	We had a girl that was a lawyer still saying the same stupid shit.
	Oh, yeah, you know, wage gap myth.
	What?
	I have to meet in the future.
	I'm from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
	Shout out to Pittsburgh, man.
	But yeah, bro, we could try, but it won't matter, bro.
	These chicks are retarded no matter what.
	Hell, we could do it.
	We could try it with Uncensored America, but I don't, I don't know, man.
	And then I don't know if 20 of them would show up.
	They'd be scared.
	Maryville High School bragged about metal detectors and kids snuck in a four-minute knife and stabbed another student for a gun deal gone wrong.
	It's on X Fox.
	It's on Fox News.
	Maryville High School?
	What?
	Destiny Mars.
	Hey, Martin, is your tipping page still not working?
	No, it's not Destiny, unfortunately.
	It is not working.
	But I'll have it up tomorrow, hopefully.
	R1 official.
	Hey, Marin, do you think you could possibly do one versus 20 feminists with Uncensored America again on college campus?
	Thank you for everything you do.
	I'll ask.
	I'll see if Sean can do it.
	Mr. Clap Cheeks says, would you ever do a breakdown on Mosada and their role in the corruption in Mexico?
	Probably not, bro.
	I'm not going to lie to you guys about shit I'm not going to do.
	Probably not.
	Mexican government bought Pegasus from Israel and used it to go after political candidates against corruption.
	Yeah, bro.
	Everyone uses Pegasus.
	A lot of government agencies use Pegasus.
	Selbright, Pegasus, these are all Israeli companies.
	I'm not sure how heavy Israeli influence on cartels was during your time, HSI, but would definitely like your input on Mosad and their link to cartels and Mexican government.
	Thank you for all that you do.
	Bro, they're just corrupt.
	It's really not that deep.
	You know what I mean?
	Look, I know a lot of you guys want to lift up the rocks and see where them boys are involved.
	When it comes to Mexico, they're just corrupt as fuck, man.
	It's really that simple.
	You know, the simplest explanation tends to be the real explanation, guys.
	Right?
	And in this case, when it comes to Mexico and their drug problem and everything, it's simply corruption, bro.
	That's what it is.
	Simply corruption.
	Birdo says, 3-4 says, can you talk about Prague or U controversy?
	It's a right-wing media for kids replacing PBS.
	O slash business support of 4-3 areas.
	Love your political take.
	So I appreciate that.
	I mean, Prague, are you?
	I mean, bro.
	Prague or you.
	All you gotta do is look at who runs it.
	Done, bro.
	Like, simple as that.
	Birdo, there's no real controversy when it comes to Prague or you.
	We know who runs that shit, bro.
	Right?
	Breitbart, Prague, or you.
	That's what I'm trying to tell you guys when I tell you guys that right-wing media is controlled by them boys.
	I'm not kidding around, dude.
	Where were we?
	Right here.
	Oh, no.
	Oh, yeah, we finished this.
	Hold on.
	Oh, yeah, I want to talk about Venezuela as well.
	Okay.
	Hold on.
	Let's finish watching the Bolton stuff.
	President Trump offered this reaction as news of the raids on his former national security advisor spread.
	Take a look.
	You've been briefed on how the FBI radio come on.
	No, I don't know about it.
	I saw it on television.
	Come on, man.
	He had to have known about it.
	I'm not a fan of John Bolton.
	He's a real sort of lowlife.
	Do you expect the DOJ to brief you on this?
	Yeah, they'll brief me, probably today sometime.
	And the warm minister.
	I don't want to.
	I tell Pam and I tell the group.
	I don't want to know, but just you have to do what you have to do.
	I don't want to know about it.
	It's not necessary.
	I could know about it.
	I could be the one starting it.
	I'm actually the chief law enforcement officer, but I feel that it's.
	They ran with that one.
	They got mad when he said that, when he said it's the chief law enforcement officer.
	Said better this way.
	Here with Reaction, Fox News contributor and former FBI special agent Nicole Parker and Fox News legal analyst Greg Jarrett.
	Thank you both for joining us this evening.
	I want to start with you, Nicole.
	Could you begin by kind of walking us through the process by which FBI agents obtain a search warrant to go into John Bolton's house this morning?
	Absolutely.
	First of all, there has to, you know, there's something that the FBI has that would lead them to believe that a crime may have been committed.
	And again, they take all of the evidence that they have and the FBI agent assigned to the investigation will gather that.
	They'll come up with an affidavit, a probable cause statement.
	They work with the federal prosecutor or the AUSA and they take all of that information and they go before a magistrate judge.
	Yeah, so they're going to write up an affidavit.
	And in the affidavit, they're going to put out all the probable cause, which, like I explained to you guys before, that probable cause is going to probably have to be heavily reliant upon an informant because you're going to need real-time information that shows that evidence of a crime is going to be located at this residence.
	And nine out of ten times, that's going to be informant information.
	That's why I'm so confident that the reason why they were able to get in there on a case like this, which is kind of old, to be honest with y'all, when it comes to the book, they had to have had timely information based off informants.
	Because even if you got him on surveillance, unless they got him on surveillance where they know that he had classified information and they watched them pick up the classified information and go home and then go to his house with the classified information, that's another way.
	But I doubt that that's what they did because that requires 24-hour surveillance and they would need to know that whatever he has in his hand is a classified document.
	That'd be a lot harder to establish.
	So what I'm willing to bet is there was an informant involved, 100%.
	And then the magistrate judge reviews the affidavit and the FBI agent raises their right hand under oath.
	They take an oath.
	They swear that everything in there is true to the best of their knowledge.
	And then the.
	And then the and then the agent signs it and the judge signs it.
	The judge reviews the information and they determine whether or not they believe that there's probable cause that this information is correct and that a crime was committed.
	Well, they don't tell you to raise your hand until they think that it's enough.
	If it's enough, then that's when they tell you, you could tell this chick didn't really write a lot of affidavits.
	And to be honest with y'all, a lot of FBI agents don't.
	I've told you guys this before, I'll say it again.
	A lot of FBI agents don't make a criminal arrest until five years into their career.
	A lot of them don't write an affidavit or a search warrant or a criminal complaint until years into their career.
	You know, a typical FBI agent, especially like in a slow field office like a Washington, D.C. or some shit like that, might not make a criminal arrest until they're years on a job, which is fucking comical.
	Because I remember I was making criminal arrests my first fucking week, a few weeks on the border.
	And this is the difference between starting your career with HSI on the Southwest border versus like starting your career with the FBI in like a slow year interior office somewhere.
	Yeah, you're not raising your hand until the, because here's, okay, let me break it down how it really goes.
	When you feel like you got enough information, right?
	You're working with your AUSA the whole time, by the way.
	There's a criminal case open.
	You're trying to get the search warrant.
	You're telling the AUSA, yo, we got information.
	We think that we could get in the house.
	Okay, write up an affidavit.
	Or in some places, the AUSA writes the affidavit up for you, by the way.
	A lot of places, the AUSA writes it up for you.
	They just don't even fucking write it because so many agents don't write affidavits themselves.
	If we're going to be all the way a thousand here.
	So either the agent or the AUSA, depending on their experience level, writes up the affidavit.
	I used to write all my affidavits.
	I would never let an AUSA write my affidavit up because I looked at it as a slap in the face if AUSA is writing up my thing.
	But in many districts, guys, the AUSA writes the affidavit.
	Why?
	Because it's technically a legal document, right?
	And most agents are not lawyers.
	So I'll write up my own shit and I'll send it to the AUSA.
	They make any corrections, anything.
	If they need more probable cause, I add it in, whatever, right?
	Then, once the AUSA says it's good, they give it to their supervisor.
	Their supervisor reviews it, then they send it to the judge.
	You're not going to the fucking judge's chambers until it's unless it's going to be signed, okay?
	Like, because trust me, you got to get it to the AUSA.
	AUSA says it's good, then they give it to their supervisor.
	Once their supervisor says it's okay, then they send it to the judge.
	Okay?
	So once it goes to the judge, you're not showing up to the chambers unless the judge is going to sign it.
	Now, the judge might ask you a few questions, et cetera, right?
	When you're there, but for the most part, you're getting assigned.
	The judge has read it before you even show up.
	When you show up to the chambers, you know, you go to the federal courthouse because most judges sit at the federal courthouse.
	You go to the federal courthouse, you go into the chambers, you know, they already have read the affidavit a lot of times.
	They have it printed out, and then, you know, they have it ready to go for it to be signed.
	You know, they swear you in.
	If they don't have any questions, do you swear everything you say, everything in this affidavit is true to the best of your knowledge, so help you God?
	Yes.
	Bam.
	You sign it.
	Then she signs it.
	They give you, they file it with the clerk.
	And then you got your search warrant.
	You fucking go ahead and hit the house.
	Or what I used to do is I would have a team waiting at the house, right?
	They'd be like around the corner somewhere.
	And then I would go, I'd go, get assigned by the judge, right?
	And then I'd call my supervisor.
	I'd say, all right, warrant signed.
	I'll send them a send them a picture of it or a copy of it.
	They go fucking hit the house because I'm there at the judge's house.
	So we don't waste any fucking time.
	All right.
	That's how it's done.
	Now, again, this chick, I don't know what her experience was like when she was an agent, but a lot of FBI agents don't do shit, being honest with y'all.
	A lot of them don't do anything.
	Like you could be a, because here's the thing.
	The FBI is so big.
	Like you could get assigned to a fucking, like a counter intel group.
	Bro, counterintel, they're just sitting there following niggas around all day, right?
	They might not make an arrest.
	You could be assigned to the JTTF.
	JTTF does not make a lot of arrest chat.
	They don't.
	Okay.
	They're thwarting stuff more than actually arresting people.
	So depending on what squad you're in, if you become an FBI agent, that's going to dictate how busy you get.
	Potentially.
	And that the information that the FBI is requesting to search is something that should be searched.
	And they identify what items will be searched, what they expect to seize if found, as well as the locations to be searched.
	And so it's a very thorough and delicate process.
	And then after they do their search chat, what's going to happen is they're going to have to leave.
	They're going to have to do a return, right?
	So after they do a search warrant, they're going to leave like an itinerary, right?
	They're going to leave what they took.
	All the items that they took, they leave it at the residence.
	So the person who got searched knows exactly what was taken.
	Then you're going to do a return with the judge.
	You're going to go and say, okay, we completed a search.
	This is what we took.
	Here's the return.
	Executed.
	Done.
	It's taken very seriously.
	Greg, you know, it's kind of interesting to listen to all of the caterwalling from this very same people over the past 12 hours that were cheering the raid at Mar-a-Lago just a few years ago.
	Yeah, obviously the irony should be lost on nobody.
	You know, these are potentially serious charges if they are as described.
	Very serious because it's going to be espionage.
	That's what it is, guys.
	This is 100% an espionage case.
	They're going after NDI, classified information.
	So, yeah.
	Guys, smash that fucking like button for me, please.
	We only got, well, what do we got here?
	We got 918 likes.
	We got like 2,000 yard ninjas in here plus.
	Well, between all the different platforms, 1,800 on YouTube.
	Smash the like button, guys.
	Given that Bolton was national security advisor and privy to a stream of classified material on a daily basis, seems to me there are three legal possibilities.
	He might have illegally removed and stored national defense documents or classified intel in an unsecured place.
	Gee, like a home or office.
	Number two, he may have leaked to someone classified information, or his controversial book back in 2020 may have contained classified material, even though he said it did not.
	So, you know, the FBI was searching for incriminating or corroborating documents, such as, you know, hard copies, notes, communications, electronic records.
	But look, you know, it was always foolhardy for Bolton to write this tell-all book.
	And when the government tried to stop him, federal judge admonished Bolton to his face, saying, you are gambling with national security.
	You're causing potential irreparable harm and sternly warned him.
	You could be criminally prosecuted.
	Well, Bolton didn't care.
	He went ahead with a book, which seems to me, as a lawyer, a reckless risk.
	So, Nicole, tell us about, you did such a good job of explaining how the agents got to where they were this morning.
	What can we expect going forward?
	We will eventually see a lot of the information, like a list of things that the FBI obtained here.
	That may be a matter of weeks.
	Explain all of that to us.
	Okay, so after they're done executing the search warrant and they seize the items that they're going to take, they leave behind what is called an FD 597, and that's a property.
	Now, that's their document, right?
	That's an FBI document, but they're also going to leave the official copy of the search warrant as well and what they took, which is like, you know, you could put an inventory list.
	But the FBI has their own form that they leave.
	But if you don't have that form, if you're not with the FBI, other agencies just leave the search warrant and what they took, like a list of what they took, like the inventory.
	Receipt form, and it literally lists every single item that the agents took.
	They sign off on that.
	They leave it at Bolton's home and his office, wherever they search, along with a copy of the warrant.
	And that is up to him if he would like to share that with you.
	Okay, I just got word, guys.
	So University of South Carolina, it was a false alarm.
	It was an umbrella.
	Okay, so we are still good.
	With the public or his attorney, would like to share that with the public, but don't expect the FBI to be sharing that information.
	They keep their information and investigations confidential.
	And one thing I, there's a few things I'd like to note real quick, Charlie.
	You know, people keep trying to compare this to the raid at Mar-a-Lago and other things that have happened in the past.
	Let me just tell you some of the differences.
	This morning, I didn't see any notification to CNN in advance or Fox News in advance showing up to the raid, as we saw at Roger Stone's home.
	I did not see that, you know, there was a throng of SWAT agents there.
	Yes, affidavits are public, but the thing is, is that this one is going to be sealed because the case is still ongoing.
	SWAT team there.
	I did not see that.
	I did not see that there were documents that were staged on the floor with classified documents.
	I wonder how long this chick was an agent for.
	Let me look her up.
	What's her name, Nicole Parker?
	Okay, let's see here.
	I want to see which office...
	Okay, former manager of Miami Division.
	Okay, so she came from Miami, recently justified experience with the FBI.
	In fact, I've reported news outlets.
	She joined the FBI in 2011 and served until 2022.
	Okay.
	So she was there for 10 years.
	So Miami is a busier field office than other places.
	I wonder what squad she was in.
	So she just left.
	12-year server and graduation junior 2011, departure 2020 began her service.
	FBI's division.
	Security Srauna later.
	Okay, so yeah, securities fraud, they don't do shit.
	She went to violent crimes.
	Okay.
	Now, violent crimes, depending on what squad she was in, they work.
	They actually work.
	If she was like in a bank robbery squad or whatever, then yeah.
	Oh, she was involved in this?
	Okay.
	Yeah, this was a state case, though.
	Interesting.
	All right.
	Yeah, securities fraud, they don't do shit, bro.
	That's like financial crimes.
	They don't do shit.
	She might have got some action if she was in the violent crime squad, but it depends on which one.
	Covers and then pictures taken and leaked to the media.
	I did not see that.
	Under this FBI, under Cash Patel, they are doing things with the utmost professionalism.
	This is not a political thing.
	This is actually gathering evidence and presenting it as it should be.
	And in the past administration and other FBIs, we have seen where it does appear to be quite political.
	I don't know about you, but I didn't see that today.
	Yeah, I'm so glad you made those very important points.
	Greg, along those lines, you know, there's no doubt that there was an entire deep state that was pitted against the former president when this happened to him.
	Do you feel confident that John Bolton's rights will be protected in this process?
	Oh, I absolutely think so.
	I mean, Joey Joe, thank you so much for the gifted sub, bro.
	Appreciate that greatly.
	I do have confidence on Kick in Pam Bonnie to ensure that this is being done legally and by the book.
	Yeah, I mean, they're going to cross their look.
	They're going to cross their T's and dot their eyes on this one because, like I said before, obviously, this is an individual who has money, who has access to lawyers.
	He's a lawyer himself.
	He's not stupid.
	He's been through this before.
	They convene a grand jury against him.
	So the AUSA's and agents on this case are going to be super fucking thorough to ensure that if they do indict him, that they got an airtight case.
	So yeah, they're going to do everything above board here.
	They have to.
	They have to.
	Forget, Charlie, that the FBI and the DOJ were already investigating Bolton back in 2020, but it was apparently then scuttled by Biden's Department of Justice.
	So the case may simply be a resurrection, and today's raid was the next step.
	There may already be a grand jury, which doesn't mean he'll be charged.
	But, you know, it doesn't surprise me.
	Bolton has always been this verbal flamethrower with more enemies than friends, fueled by what everybody describes as a superiority complex.
	And that kind of arrogance tends to put you in legal jeopardy if you cross the line.
	And even if Bolton excised classified material from his book, possessing yo, guys, I've already covered Raja, man.
	I don't know why the fuck dudes are coming in here, still asking about that shit.
	I've already covered it.
	I already said what I had to say on it.
	That's like, bro, what the fuck, man?
	It's original source material in your home or office.
	Well, that's a felony.
	And concealing it is obstruction.
	And Bolton no longer has security clearance, but even if he did, it's criminal to remove it from secure facilities and store it in your home.
	Just ask former CIA director David Petraeus, who got nailed criminally for that.
	Indeed.
	And Trump would have gotten nailed for it as well, but obviously became president of the United States.
	To say the very least, John Bolton has become deranged over Donald Trump.
	Nicole Parker, Greg Jarrett, thank you so much for that.
	Hey, Sean Hannity here.
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	All right.
	Oh, no.
	This was from this was from.
	What were they looking for?
	Oh.
	All right.
	Let's go over to our guy real quick.
	You guys asked about Venezuela.
	As you guys know, Maduro has been indicted by the United States for drug trafficking, narco-terrorism, all this crap.
	So U.S. Senate worships to Venezuela to combat drug cartels.
	There's a ceasefire proposal put forward by what the hell is this nigga doing there?
	Bruh.
	Both Qatar and Egypt.
	Hamas accepted it on Monday.
	Israel has yet to officially weigh in.
	I'm wondering if the U.S. was at all involved in it, if it's supportive of it, and whether or not the president believes Israel should accept it.
	I don't think it's a coincidence that Hamas accepted this proposal after the President of the United States posted a very strong statement about this conflict on Truth Social yesterday.
	I would refer you back to that statement.
	As for this proposal that Hamas has now accepted, the United States continues to discuss it, and I'll let the President weigh in on it definitively.
	You're welcome.
	Sure.
	The Press: Can you describe the President's perspective on taking a stake in Intel in exchange for federal grants?
	And is this are we expecting to see the White House make similar arrangements with other semiconductor companies and manufacturing companies?
	Well, the President, he's been very clear about the need to reshore manufacturing that's critical to our national and economic security.
	That is especially in regards to chips and semiconductors, which is why the president has initiated the Commerce Department to conduct a study on semiconductors, a Section 232 investigation, so we can ultimately implement tariffs.
	And it's why our export license requirements remain in place as well.
	As for this 10% government stake deal, the Department of Commerce continues to work on it.
	I know Secretary Lutnick is working on it and ironing out the details, but the president wants to put America's needs first, both from a national security and economic perspective.
	And it's a creative idea that has never been done before to ensure that we're both reshoring these critical supply chains while also gaining something of it for the American taxpayer.
	You're welcome.
	Emily.
	Thanks, Caroline.
	I wanted to ask about the three ES warships that are being sent to Venezuela, and there's 4,000 Marines on board.
	Are you looking at possibility of boots on the ground there?
	What I will say with respect to Venezuela, President Trump has been very clear and consistent.
	He's prepared to use every element of American power to stop drugs from flooding into our country and to bring those responsible to justice.
	The Maduro regime is not the legitimate government of Venezuela.
	It is a narco-terror cartel.
	And Maduro, it is the view of this administration, is not a legitimate president.
	He is a fugitive head of this cartel who has been indicted in the United States for trafficking drugs into the country.
	Let's see here.
	All right.
	Venezuela government mobilized more than 4 million militia troops seemingly in response to your reports of U.S. naval movements in the region.
	Venezuela!
	Venezuela!
	And for those of you that don't know, Venezuela economy is cooked.
	Okay, lots of fucking inflation.
	Obviously, we kind of crashed their economy quite a bit as well.
	Lots of corruption in Venezuela.
	And it's crazy because, you know, some people like Maduro and then other people hate him, right?
	And then he had elections like last year, and a lot of people said that they weren't legit.
	Imagine three massive warships, a stealthy submarine, and a fleet of amphibious ships moving toward the Caribbean waters near Venezuela.
	Add thousands of highly trained Marines and advanced aircraft.
	Yes, Venezuela has quite a bit of oil, chat, for those of you that don't know.
	Kumo TV says, or Kumo D says, the Israelis have taught Cartel's methods of killing and getting rid of bodies.
	It goes deeper than you think.
	You should have Edo Calderani just did JRE two days ago.
	And as I've been asking for a minute, I don't know who Ed Calderon is, bro.
	Let me look this guy up real quick.
	former law enforcement now security consulting combat instructor born in tijuana mexican working in usa has been a guest on podcasts like blah blah blah he's been on jre and he's been on lex friedman yeah Yep.
	That worries me, man.
	Never people go on mainstream shows like that, bro.
	They get scared, chat.
	They get scared, bro.
	Could try reaching out, but you guys got to understand, bro, that niggas be terrified, man.
	you To do shit when you're controversial like me, bro.
	Like, it's not, you guys think, like, it's just like as easy as, like, just saying, yo, let's collab, bro.
	Like, no, man.
	Like, niggas will be like, nah, man, this guy's controversial as hell.
	He talks about XYZ topics.
	You know, that's one of the unfortunate things about being controversial, chat.
	Let me see here.
	Trying to find his social media.
	I don't see it here.
	I see the Joe Rogan thing, but I don't see him anywhere.
	All right.
	I'll look into it for you guys then.
	And, bro, the Israelis train a lot of people.
	The Israelis train a lot of paramilitary celestial law enforcement agencies.
	That's nothing new, man.
	Hey, Hitler, why is the FBI just a bunch of five-foot women?
	Bro, they got a lot of women at the Bureau, bro.
	They got a lot.
	This is for everyone who doesn't understand Marshall Valley.
	I'm living proof that I'm stronger and better, man, for myself, my three kids, and my wife.
	Fuck the man.
	Appreciate that, Keith.
	Can't wait.
	A says, can't wait for August 29th.
	Yeah, it's going to be a good time.
	But yeah, guys, the Israelis train law enforcement and military all the time, bro.
	This is not.
	Might be news to you, but it's really not that deep, bro.
	It's really not that deep.
	They're involved all the time because they teach Kraft McGahn a bunch of other bullshit that they claim they started.
	So the Israelis are involved in a lot of that shit, man.
	It's nothing new, bro.
	Monitoring the skies and seas.
	And you have a naval operation that captures attention worldwide.
	Today, we break down what's happening, why it matters, and the incredible technology behind this U.S. Navy deployment.
	Tensions in the Caribbean have escalated as the U.S. deploys a significant naval presence near Venezuela.
	While official statements emphasize operations in international waters, and Marco Rubio's kind of been on this for a minute too, bro.
	They want Maduro out of there.
	And they want to install a public government in Venezuela.
	Because Venezuela has a lot of oil, a lot of resources.
	so the message is clear The United States is signaling readiness and strategic control.
	Relations between the two countries have been tense for years, with diplomatic disputes and differing policies contributing to a complex situation.
	At the forefront are three Arlie Burke-class guided missile destroyers: USS Gravely, USS Jason Dunham, and USS Samson.
	These multi-mission ships are equipped with the Aegis combat system, capable of tracking hundreds of targets at once.
	USS Gravely, a Flight I to A variant, advanced radar and missile defense.
	USS Jason Dunham, anti-submarine specialization with stealth features.
	And the USS Samson, air defense focus, capable of protecting the fleet with long-range interceptors.
	Each destroyer carries Tomahawk cruise missiles, standard missiles, harpoon anti-ship missiles, and advanced artillery, giving them a versatile combat profile.
	The Los Angeles-class attack submarine adds stealth and underwater intelligence.
	Hey guys, smash that like button.
	We just broke 1,000, but we got 1850 of you guys in here, man.
	I've been on YouTube for two hours, ninjas.
	These bitch-ass niggas at JTube don't pay.
	So smash that like button.
	I'm on here for you guys.
	Smash the like button.
	We should be at 1,500 likes.
	No problem.
	Easy.
	I will cut to OSS here some point.
	We still got to cover Ghelain Maxwell as well.
	So smash the like button, ninjas.
	What do we send at?
	1072.
	Guys, we should be at 1500 easy, man.
	1,500 easy.
	These submarines can operate undetected, track surface vessels, and provide a covert monitoring capability that complements the surface fleet.
	New details reveal that the deployment also includes the USS Iwo Jima, USS San Antonio, and USS Fort Lauderdale.
	The USS Iwo Jima, a WASP-class amphibious assault ship capable of launching helicopters, tiltroder aircraft, and landing craft.
	It serves as a central hub for marine operations.
	USS San Antonio and USS Fort Lauderdale, San Antonio-class amphibious transport docks designed to carry troops, vehicles, and landing crafts for rapid deployment.
	Together, these ships form the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group, which is deploying with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
	This combination provides a flexible and rapid response capability, allowing the U.S. to project power while supporting amphibious and logistical operations.
	The fleet's operations are complemented by P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, capable of long-range surveillance, surface and underwater tracking, and real-time intelligence.
	Yeah, and these ships are old too, chat.
	Like, it's not like they're like brand new.
	These ships are very fucking old.
	Intelligence relays.
	Additional aircraft include rotary wing helicopters and fixed-wing support aircraft operating from the amphibious ships, extending situational awareness across the entire deployment zone.
	The deployment is described as a routine mission by U.S. officials, yet its scale and composition send a strategic message.
	Each element has a purpose.
	Destroyers, multi-threat engagement, fleet defense, missile capability, submarine, covert monitoring and underwater operations, amphibious ships, rapid deployment of Marines, vehicles, and aircraft.
	Aircraft.
	Naylor says, American Iraq, top H, World War I, World War II.
	There's no way I'm doing that on YouTube, bro.
	No way.
	It had to be on OSS only.
	I won't even do that shit on Rumble.
	Bro, if you talk about Top H and you give a different perspective, bro, cooked.
	Cooked.
	Because they're so pussy nowadays about that shit.
	But people are waking up, though.
	Saw that Tucker interview with the dude saying that the shit about Mustache Man and Stalin and Churchill.
	Niggas are waking up about World War II, bro.
	R1 official, and I agree with you, Myron.
	No matter where you debate these women and normies, they're still going to be stupid about things that are clearly common sense.
	So I don't get it.
	I just had to clear that up.
	I completely agree.
	Yeah, I mean, like, the thing is, bro, is that like, unfortunately, even women that are educated, like you saw with the lawyer, like they still believe in the feminist propaganda, man.
	You know what I mean?
	And just so y'all know, a lot of people believe in that fucking propaganda.
	I think I dropped a clip earlier of me like debating the fucking simp that always shows up when I'm at the corner.
	A lot of guys think like him, bro.
	A lot of dudes are simps, man.
	So it is what it is.
	Craft surveillance, intelligence, and coordination of naval operations.
	Notably, this deployment does.
	And this was a strategic thing, too, by the way, guys.
	The reason why Trump went ahead and named these drug organizations as like narco-terrorist organizations is because now you can utilize and leverage the power of the intelligence community.
	You can leverage the power of the military.
	Anytime you use the T-word, you are able to mobilize way more resources to the fight than you would if it was just like a drug case, right?
	When you call it narco-terrorism, well, now all of a sudden, other avenues are available to you.
	Like, for example, with Trendiragras, they're able to aggressively target them and go after them and deport them and, you know, use a whole slew of different investigative techniques for it.
	And I told you guys this before.
	When Trump came in and he labeled Trendira Aguas, whatever the fuck their name is, as a terrorist organization, I told y'all that they were going to go out hard on them because when you're labeled a terrorist organization, it opens up so many more doors for law enforcement to utilize military resources, intelligence resources that they otherwise would not be having access to in a normal criminal investigation.
	So, and what and just like I expected, they absolutely have been like eradicating them all across the United States, going after them super hard.
	So, same exact thing with the Venezuelans and Maduro.
	Label them as narco-terrorists, bam.
	Now you're able to leverage the power of the U.S. military.
	Does not include an aircraft carrier, indicating a focus on flexibility, rapid response, and strategic presence rather than full-scale air operations.
	Looking ahead, the U.S. Navy has a variety of other vessels that could be deployed if the situation escalates.
	Aircraft carriers, such as those from the Nimitz or Ford classes, could bring unmatched air power to the region, providing a mobile base for fighter jets, surveillance aircraft, and refueling operations.
	Cruisers, equipped with advanced radar and missile systems, could enhance the fleet's air and missile defense capabilities.
	Literal combat ships designed for shallow water operations could be used for rapid response missions and coastal monitoring.
	Finally, additional submarines or amphibious transport docks could further expand underwater intelligence and troop deployment options.
	The presence of these vessels would significantly increase the U.S. Navy's operational flexibility, signaling a strong capability to respond to a wide range of scenarios while maintaining strategic control in the Caribbean.
	Arlie Burke class destroyers feature an array of weapons, including Tomahawk cruise missiles.
	Yeah, they're definitely gonna get.
	I think they're gonna absolutely get Maduro in custody at some point during this administration.
	There's just no way that I don't see that they don't get him.
	There's no way he'll be able to stay in power because he's very disliked in Venezuela as well.
	At some point, and they, yo, the fucking price to get him?
	Look at this, guys.
	Something crazy like 30 million or some shit like that?
	Let me look here.
	So, after initially offering a reward of up to 15 million for information leading to the arrest and or conviction of Maduro in 2020, the Department of State on January 10th, 2025 increased the reward offer to 25 million.
	On August 7th, the department announced the further increase of the award to 50 million.
	Add the Department of Treasury sanctioned Cartel of Sons as a specially designated global terrorist as of July 25th, 2025.
	As leader of cartel for the Sons of Maduro, is the first target in the history of the narcotics reward program with a reward exceeding 25 million.
	Guys, I don't think Osama even had that high.
	50 million?
	Bro, somebody's gonna turn on it, man.
	Because Osama...
	27, bro.
	So Maduro is officially the most expensive reward.
	Right, now you can make the argument that, you know, 2001, right, when was this 2011?
	Inflation is shit, but bro, still, it ain't no 50 million.
	50 million is crazy.
	There's no way he's gonna exist that much longer.
	Standard missiles and harpoon anti-ship missiles.
	Amphibious ships like the USS San Antonio class are equipped with defensive weapons and can deploy landing crafts, helicopters, and tilt-rotor aircraft.
	P-8 Poseidons carry sophisticated sensors and radar for maritime surveillance, and the submarine contributes stealth and underwater tracking capabilities.
	The operation includes over 4,500 Marines, sailors, and aviators, making it one of the most substantial U.S. naval deployments in the Caribbean in recent years.
	The combination of surface ships, amphibious vessels, submarines, and aircraft allows the U.S. Navy to operate across multiple domains simultaneously.
	Although the U.S. stresses operations in international waters, the deployment is closely watched in the region.
	Venezuela has mobilized defensive forces, highlighting the tension and stakes involved.
	The movement of such a sophisticated fleet demonstrates the U.S. capabilities to maintain maritime stability, monitor critical areas, and respond rapidly to potential crises.
	This deployment is far more than a routine movement of ships.
	It is a carefully orchestrated demonstration of naval strength, technological superiority, and rapid response capability.
	The combination of destroyers, amphibious assault ships, transport docks, a submarine, and maritime patrol aircraft shows how the US Navy can coordinate across sea, air, and undersea domains simultaneously.
	It highlights not only the ability to defend maritime routes, but also the power to project force anywhere within reach.
	Naturally, this raises a critical question.
	Does this movement signal preparations for something larger?
	Perhaps even the possibility of direct action against Venezuela.
	Officially, U.S. leaders framed the deployment as part of broader regional stability operations focused on international waters and security missions.
	However, the sheer scale and composition of the force, complete with thousands of Marines, advanced amphibious ships, and air support, cannot help but suggest capabilities that go far beyond surveillance or deterrence.
	If Washington truly intended to launch a military intervention, the presence of amphibious ready groups, Marines, and precision-equipped destroyers would form exactly the kind of foundation needed for such an operation.
	At the same time, the absence of an aircraft carrier points to a more calibrated approach, strong enough to send a message and prepare for contingencies, but not yet at the level of full-scale invasion planning.
	In the end, whether this is a show of force, a pressure tactic, or a precursor to something bigger remains uncertain.
	What is undeniable is that these moves place Venezuela and the entire Caribbean firmly under the shadow of American naval power.
	The world will be watching closely to see whether this deployment stabilizes tension.
	All right.
	Kumo says, just thought I was crazy they were teaching cartels, but here's Edcal Rohn's.
	Yeah, bro.
	Mossad, Shinbet, UNA 8200, they train a lot of people, man.
	You got to remember, dude, that the Israelis are very good with technology.
	Everyone uses their technology when it comes to Celbright, extracting phones, Pegasus, obviously Krav Maga LOL, but still it's a form of martial arts.
	So the Israelis train a lot of people.
	They train a lot of people, bro.
	It's very, it's the norm, man.
	You just might not be familiar because unless you come from the police or military slash combat world, it might be news to you, but bro, they're involved a lot.
	And their technology, especially as well, gets them involved.
	I messaged them, bro, on Instagram for you, Kumo.
	But again, don't hold your breath, bro.
	Like, these guys, let me tell y'all something, bro.
	These guys, these normies, no offense, bro, they're terrified to work with people like me, man.
	Like, I'll hit them up.
	We'll see what happens.
	But I never hold my breath with people like this.
	And then JG gives a cartel mat.
	Appreciate that.
	Like, the stuff that you guys love me for is precisely why other people are terrified of me.
	Unfortunately, this is the game that you play when you are controversial, unfortunately.
	Where we talk about certain topics.
	So.
	But I'm going to ask for you guys anyway.
	You guys asked.
	I'll make it happen.
	Quick word from the sponsors, ninjas.
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	All right, guys, we're going to be stepping it up with OSS, but only for the guys that are the real active supporters.
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	Also, we're going to start doing shows, guys, where we're going to do parts that are only OSS members so that we can actually say what we want to say, put the memes up on screen that we want to put up and not have to worry about censorship.
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	All the uncensored stuff that we want to do, it's going to be on the OSS members portion only.
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	No problem.
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	Uh, let's go ahead and check out what's going on here with San Francisco.
	This is some crazy shit, man.
	More on all those stories ahead, but first, another disturbing attack on ICE officers, a mob assaulting four agents in San Francisco, even threatening their families.
	Christina Coleman is live in Los Angeles with more on this.
	Christina, John, dozens of protesters rallied outside of San Francisco's federal court building waiting for the release of a person who DHS identified as Adrian Guerrero, a U.S. citizen who federal officials say assaulted ICE officers and threatened law enforcement by saying, quote, I'm going to go after your family and I'm going to stab you.
	Guerrero, who identifies as a woman and goes by the name Angie, was charged with assault and destruction of federal property.
	People are mentally ill, man.
	After allegedly slashing the tire of a government vehicle, DHS says it happened on Wednesday when a group of about 15 to 20 violent anti-ICE rioters in San Francisco assaulted, grabbed, punched, and pepper-sprayed ICE agents who were conducting targeted immigration enforcement in San Francisco in that city.
	DHS says they surrounded and assaulted four federal agents.
	DHS says, quote, while standing at arm's length from an officer, Guerrero made repeated threats stating, I'm going to F you up.
	I'm going to go after your family and I'm going to stab you.
	Yeah, and the thing is now is like they're not playing with this, bro.
	They're going to fucking everybody that's like threatening ICE agents or like assaulting them whenever they do these immigration stuff.
	Everybody's getting hit with impeding pretty much.
	Everyone's getting it's one 110, I think.
	If I'm not ACNUSC 110, let me look here.
	Or 111.
	There we go.
	Yeah, assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain.
	Yeah.
	Everybody's getting hit with this, bro.
	That resists or gets it or like gets involved.
	You DHS says Guerrero was also in possession of a black knife and patterned headscarf during this incident.
	Guerrero was later granted bail and surrounded by supporters after being released and had this to say about the situation.
	I'm good.
	Despite the brutality and repression, fucking weirdos, man.
	That the federal government is placing on this city, my city, the city I was born in.
	The attack on law enforcement in San Francisco was yet another example of violence against immigration agents.
	DHS says ICE law enforcement are now facing a 1,000% increase in assaults against them as they risk their lives to arrest the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens.
	That's just crazy, bro.
	Despite all the violence, immigration officials continue to carry out their operations in various cities nationwide.
	We're making Los Angeles and California a safer place.
	We're going to continue to do that.
	The fact that they brought Border Patrol up to like help with this shit and they can take that one to the bank and cash it.
	And as for that attack on ICE agents in San Francisco last week and those allegedly involved, Guerrero now faces a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a fine of up to $100,000.
	John.
	So let me hold on.
	Let me did this guy, what did he?
	I'm wondering if he got charged federally.
	What was his weirdo's name?
	Angie Guerrero?
	Fucking whack job.
	Let's see here.
	Okay, let's see here.
	Federal agents.
	Okay, so yeah, he got arrested.
	I want to look at what he got hit with, though.
	Guerrero, transgender.
	Oh, my God, bro.
	Mentally ill, man.
	Mentally ill, bro.
	What the fuck?
	A dramatic scene caught on camera this weekend in San Bernardino.
	Immigration agents seen shattering glass windows before an officer fired shots on Saturday.
	The people inside that car telling us they drove away in fear.
	The incident remains under investigation.
	But we were wondering what should people do if DHS tries to make contact with them while they're inside their vehicle.
	You have a certain number of rights when you are contacted by law enforcement and you're in a vehicle.
	Eyewitness News reporter Annabelle Muno spoke with a legal expert to get those answers.
	Annabelle.
	Mark and Michelle, human rights and immigrants' rights groups continue raising concerns about the tactics and actions of federal agencies.
	The attorney we spoke with today stresses that people have constitutional rights.
	It stopped in a situation like this one.
	Federal immigration officers have targeted people in vehicles.
	Over the weekend in Anaheim, they arrived at a Home Depot and according to witnesses, it looked like they were just going after day laborers who were here and people were being yanked out of vehicles.
	In Samber Nerdino, a CBP officer fired his gun during another vehicle stop.
	In that case, the family says masked officers did not identify themselves before breaking their car windows.
	One punches through the glass.
	DHS argues the driver struck two officers and that shots were fired in self-defense, which we cannot clearly see in this video.
	The incident raises questions about what to do if someone is stopped by that and almost hitting them.
	Yeah, they're going to shoot at you, bro.
	Federal agents while in a car.
	It is illegal for an ICE agent to forcibly enter private property without a judicial warrant.
	And individuals that are asked for permission to enter private property, including a vehicle, should not consent.
	Attorney Sergio Perez, executive director of the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, says that absent a judicial warrant, federal authorities need reasonable suspicion to stop a car and probable cause to search it.
	He says you can ask why you've been stopped and remain silent.
	There is no benefit to answering the questions of an ICE or federal official, especially one who is masked and who has not identified themselves as such.
	But even if they do identify themselves, the Constitution gives you the right to remain silent.
	Perez also cautions that given cases like this one in San Bernardino, staying calm is also important.
	Take stock of the situation that you are in and act accordingly.
	Anything that you do can escalate the situation, and it's important to be careful about your actions in those moments.
	Legal experts say that if an ICE officer has an arrest warrant, they can arrest the person named on the warrant, but that does not give them permission to search the vehicle.
	If the officer asks for proof of lawful immigration status and you're not a U.S. citizen, they say that's not a problem.
	Well, they're going to search anyone when they inventory it.
	Like, it's going to get searched anyway.
	Say you should search incident to arrest that proof.
	If not, you should not provide a foreign ID.
	Reporting live in the newsroom, Annabelle Munoz, ABC 7 Eyewitness News.
	Yeah, this is LA.
	This has got to be LA fucking news right here.
	But let me see here if we can.
	I'm trying to find the document.
	Misdemeanor charges.
	Interesting.
	All right.
	Might not be worth it then.
	If it's just a misdemeanor.
	This is crazy, bro.
	This whole ICE thing is absolutely starting to go fucking nuts right now when it comes to what's going on.
	All right, so we're going to get into our girl, Ghislaine Maxwell, here in a little bit.
	Before we do that, though...
	All right, let me see here.
	Okay.
	Not Nate, subscribe for $10.
	Appreciate you, bro.
	Welcome to the OSS.
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	Myron, would you ever go to the Lotus Eaters?
	Opinion on them?
	Also, dog intelligence does not always equal a good dog.
	I have a wolf dog, and she's smart and absolute bastard, but we love her.
	Give Frank Pats and face squishes for me.
	Okay.
	Mr. Clapcheek says, if Myron was ice-directed, these lanes assaulting ERO agents would be cooked and banished to Shadow Rome, bro.
	Everybody go to jail, bro.
	I don't know what Lotus Eaters are.
	Opinions on them?
	Also, Doug?
	Okay, never heard of it.
	Oh, here's the truck driver.
	They got his ass, bro.
	In other news tonight, Harjinder Singh, the undocumented truck driver accused of causing a deadly crash on Florida's turnpike earlier this month, is now in the custody of the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office.
	Take a look at this newly released video from the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office.
	It shows Singh being walked into the county jail for processing.
	The sheriff's office said Singh was extradited from California yesterday.
	He faces three counts of vehicular homicide stemming from an August 12th collision that claimed the lives of three South Florida residents.
	There's like a big-ass petition, bro, to like not so he doesn't get hit with serious charges or serious time, excuse me.
	Today in Panama City Beach, Governor Ron DeSantis said, although Singh will face justice here in Florida.
	So St. Lucie isn't that far from here.
	It's about two hours up on 95 from Miami.
	Oh, what the fuck?
	Oh, yeah, there's a bunch of drama in other news tonight with Destiny and H3 and shit like that, too.
	Lives of three South Florida residents.
	During a press conference today in Panama City Beach, Governor Ron DeSantis said, Although Singh will face justice here in Florida, justice alone isn't enough.
	And the governor took aim at the company who hired him.
	Yes, we'll hold him accountable, and he's going to potentially spend decades in prison.
	But why would a that's not me, guys?
	That's fucking the press conference fucking video just being trash.
	Company, this is a California company.
	Why would they put someone behind the wheel of one of those things when this guy can't even communicate and doesn't understand English?
	Fucking wild, bro.
	The governor commended the Trump administration's decision for revoking the company's operating license.
	Singh remains jailed in St. Lucie County, waiting trial.
	Federal immigration authorities have issued a detainer, and officials say he will face deportation proceedings following the resolution of his criminal case.
	Yeah, I'm surprised they even an illegal immigrant because they could just remove him right now, chat.
	Like, we don't even got to put this nigga through that wastes our time, but obviously he killed three people, so they're going to want him to go to jail.
	So getting involved in a crash that killed three people is in a Florida jail stay there after a judge denied his bond just hours ago.
	The case prompted the White House to act after the suspect obtained his license, despite failing English.
	That's crazy, man.
	California is cooked.
	And road sign tests.
	Madison Scarpino is live with this story.
	Hi, Madison.
	Hi, Rich.
	28-year-old Harginder Singh had his first court appearance this morning after that deadly Florida crash.
	See, Fox knows what to do, man.
	They hire the hotter girls, bro.
	Unlike CNN, these fucking whales.
	He's facing three counts of vehicular homicide, three counts.
	Let's be honest, bro.
	Nobody really gives it.
	Like, if a woman's on the news talking, yapping.
	You know, it's like, bruh, if you're going to be here, you might as well be attractive.
	Fox gets it.
	He's not yet entered a plea of guilty or not guilty.
	Today's hearing was quick.
	There was a translator for Singh interpreting everything the judge was saying.
	Like, if we got to listen to their voice, at least don't burn our eyes.
	And this is why the judge says Sing cannot have bond.
	The defendant is an unauthorized alien.
	A substantial plan.
	Holy shit, her voice sucks too.
	What the fuck?
	This judge is painful.
	Now, all this comes after Singh allegedly killed three people on a Florida highway earlier this bro.
	He didn't even like react.
	It was like, oh, shit.
	Month.
	Video shows Singh making an illegal U-turn in an 18-wheeler while a minivan crashes into the truck.
	After the crash, officials say Singh fled back to California, but Thursday, he was ex that's crazy.
	He wasn't arrested that day.
	How the hell was he not arrested on that day, bro?
	What the fuck?
	How'd he even get to leave?
	Extradited back to Florida, and Fox got this exclusive video of his arrival.
	Sing was escorted by Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins, and Governor Ron DeSantis tells Fox, all right.
	This nigga's doing too much.
	Bro, you're not a law enforcement officer.
	Hands off.
	Let the fucking cops deal with it.
	This guy trying to send a political message here.
	Sing is going to face serious justice.
	Now, questions still remain.
	Bro, if I was the case detector, I'd be pissed.
	I'd be like, bro, get the fuck out of here, man.
	You're a politician, bro.
	Let me deal with the fucking suspect, man.
	As to how Sing was issued both a California and a Washington state commercial driver's license.
	And all of that is under investigation.
	Yeah, they got that boy in a private jet, man.
	Investigation.
	In the meantime, Governor DeSantis says the federal government is revoking the business license of the trucking company that hired Singh.
	Look, things can happen in business.
	This is a guy that didn't understand English.
	And you're putting him in charge of this massive vehicle.
	And obviously, the consequences were deadly.
	And now Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, is pausing issuing worker visas for commercial truck drivers altogether.
	Rich.
	Madison Scarpino live for us, Madison.
	Thank you.
	Let's bring in former acting ICE Director Jonathan Fahey.
	Jonathan, thanks for joining us.
	Thank you.
	Jonathan, this guy got no, like, bro, there's no, this guy has no chin, man.
	Just the fat neck connected right to the what the hell?
	This truck driver is in an awful lot of trouble, huh?
	Yeah, and this is such an upsetting situation.
	And the thing that's so bad about it, it's like we've seen so many of these that it's totally preventable.
	He should have never had a license, certainly not a commercial driver's license.
	And you do wonder what's going on in California and some of these states that issued licenses to illegal aliens.
	Yeah, California is cooked, man.
	They don't read English, if they don't understand street signs, aren't we all in much more danger?
	And I think Marco Rubio is exactly right.
	Hey, let's suspend this and make sure people that are getting commercial driver's licenses are safe on our roads and also protect American workers to boot.
	Yeah, and we're talking about operating an 18-wheeler here.
	I mean, it doesn't seem like there's much thought or care into that fact.
	And not a weapon, but what a gigantic risk that could be.
	Yeah, do you think there would be a high standard for these types of licenses?
	There's certainly a minimal standard where you can read road signs.
	And it just shows, you know, is everything, you know, when you think of California, everything seems to be about illegal aliens and making their lives better instead of the American people and their public safety.
	You know, just up the road here in Maryland, we've got Kilmer Rego Garcia.
	He's home now, or he's back in Maryland with his family.
	Does ICE deport him, do you think?
	Because he's still on the hook for a trial for human trafficking in Tennessee, and there's an order to keep him here.
	So they brought him back.
	Are they going to see this process through, do you think?
	My guess is he will get deported and he may.
	Yeah, last night I checked.
	This petition got 2 million fucking signatures, man.
	For this guy.
	2 million signatures.
	May soon be the Ugandan man in maybe a matter of days.
	But it just shows that there are a couple things that are interesting with this judge releasing him on bond, the Tennessee judge, when you compare that to the Florida judge, one thing that is almost a non-starter for Bond is somebody has ties to another country, not a citizen, they're detained.
	So ICE is going to, I believe, remove him because it's in the safety of the American people.
	And he's on house arrest now, which means he has an ankle monitor.
	And all you have to do is cut that off and walk out the door.
	And he could commit another crime.
	So I think they will deport him.
	He'll be gone.
	And part of all this conversation, too, is as the administration ramps up this illegal immigration enforcement, they've got to find places to put people before they try to deport them.
	And Alligator Alcatraz down in Florida now had a pretty significant court ruling against it saying that they've got to close that shit down.
	Basically hold off for now.
	So how much does that hamper what the federal government is trying to do?
	And do you think that case could successfully be appealed by Florida and the U.S. government?
	I think it will successfully be appealed, and I think it will not stop the Trump administration.
	But what's interesting about that case is it was brought by an environmental group supposedly trying to save Panthers and storks and things like that.
	And you really think, you know, if your interest is making the lives better for Panthers and Storks, then you wouldn't spend so much time trying to keep more illegal aliens in the country.
	It's a total pretense for a lawsuit.
	I think everyone knows that.
	Yeah, we'll talk about Alligator Alcatraz here in a second.
	And the whole issue here is this was a state facility, and now they're arguing it's a federal facility, so it has to go through all these federal environmental regulations.
	But remember, the Panthers and Storks were totally fine when it was an airport.
	And really, they don't care if it's an airport or detention facility.
	And they're probably better off with less people in their environment anyway.
	And, you know, you look at what the federal government's trying to do.
	There are also other avenues that they're trying to explore.
	There's the Cornhusker Klink in Nebraska.
	But there is a massive need.
	There was a report that ICE is going to need more airplanes.
	I mean, this is a big infrastructure change as well, right?
	That the federal government does have a need.
	You can't just snap your fingers and deport people.
	Yeah, that's exactly right.
	They need more detention spaces, more airlines, more ways to get people out of here.
	And that's what a lot of these lawsuits are really doing.
	As you see, it's not about protecting the wildlife.
	It's about thwarting the Trump administration and their agenda, or at very least, slow it down because we know the Democrats' agenda is keeping as many illegal aliens here for one census purposes and other purposes.
	So everything they're going to do, everything Trump does, they're going to try to check it in court.
	But the good thing is there's a lot of money in that bill for all of these things, and they're going to do it one way or another.
	And this could all speed up now that you have the president saying, or the Defense Department, according to Fox and our reporters and teams looking into this stuff.
	The documents show 1,700 National Guard troops be brought up for law enforcement purposes, but also for immigration enforcement.
	So you're probably going to see a lot more of this, right?
	Yeah, exactly.
	And I think a lot of the things with the National Guard, it won't necessarily frontline enforcement, but if they could do stuff on the back end, because there's a lot of processing with all of these illegal aliens before they get deported, paperwork and things like that.
	So if they could take care of some of that load, then the ICE agents are able to go out there on the ground, get the most serious criminals off the street, arrest them so they can be deported.
	And now military prosecutors are going to be working misdemeanor cases here in D.C. Do you think that they're a cooperative to do that?
	Yes, I do.
	I was an assistant U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia, and we worked frequently with JAG officers who would prosecute military cases in our district, and they do the same types of cases.
	I mean, it might not be identical laws every time, but they're used to the same type of bread and butter cases.
	So they're going to be able to do this, do this very effectively, and also do it quickly because they're already doing it.
	So it's a lot quicker than sort of ramping.
	Interesting.
	All right.
	Alligator.
	Alcatraz.
	Let's look at that.
	And guys, we are going to be switching to OSS only here soon.
	Time now for our social...
	ABC News.
	These niggas are so happy.
	Show story where we post and you decide what story we dive into.
	And this week.
	Oh, this nigga sauss.
	He chose between Cracker Barrel's rebranding back last, the Menendez brothers bid for freedom, and alligator.
	Oh, yeah.
	Cracker Barrel, we got to talk about Cracker Barrel too.
	They fucking changed the emblem and they instantly lost a bunch of stock value.
	Crazy, bro.
	Alcatraz ordered to shut down and 53% of you voted for us to follow the latest in the controversial director, Friends of the Everglades, Eve Samples, to break this all down.
	Eve, thank you for spending some time with us here on this weekend.
	Now, you say this order is a landmark victory for the friends of the Everglades.
	Tell us why.
	That's right.
	We filed suit on June 27th with our co-plaintiffs at Center for Biological Diversity.
	We were joined by the Miccosukee tribe.
	We filed suit under a very common sense federal law called the National Environmental Policy Act.
	It requires the government to look before it leaps when it takes action, to analyze the environmental impacts of its actions, to consider alternatives, and to take public input.
	And none of that happened when this mass detention center was built in the heart of the Everglades, surrounded by the country's first national preserve, Big Cypress National Preserve.
	So our lawsuit presented compelling evidence to the judge that harm was occurring.
	And the judge last Thursday night decided to halt activity at this site.
	A preliminary injunction was issued.
	So as we sit today, no new detainees can be moved onto the site, no new construction.
	And within 60 days, the site has to be dismantled in an orderly fashion.
	Now, Governor Ron DeSant is already reacting to the ruling, saying he will not be deterred by, quote, an activist judge.
	So what do you think is next for Alligator Alcatraz?
	So the judges' 82-page ruling was extremely like, you know, judges find a way to stop Trump in every angle.
	Extremely thorough.
	She cited evidence presented in court about 20 acres of new asphalt that was laid at the site with inadequate stormwater systems to protect these sensitive Everglades wetlands from being impacted.
	She also pointed to light pollution in the area.
	So this high-intensity lighting that has been installed at the site is in the heart of very sensitive habitat for Florida panthers, an endangered species that happens to be nocturnal.
	So I think the evidence in the ruling points out that the people at the highest levels of our government, people at the highest levels of our government, have to comply with environmental laws in this country.
	And environmental laws stand on equal footing with other laws.
	And Eve, the state of Florida has already initiated an appeal of the judge's orders.
	So what's their stance and do they actually have a case here?
	That's right.
	So the state of Florida filed its notice to appeal almost immediately after this ruling on Thursday night.
	We expect the federal government to follow suit.
	They indicated they would.
	So we are prepared to fight that appeal and it will head up to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta.
	But again, if you read the judge's 82-page ruling, it was very thorough and presented a lot of evidence, articulated the harm that's being caused to the Everglades right now.
	And she also able to find a way, man.
	Cited President Harry Truman's words when Everglades National Park was dedicated.
	And she pointed out the fact that every governor of Florida, senators, politicians of all stripes have defended the Everglades for decades.
	And what's unfolded here over the span of two months really stands to undercut the massive bipartisan investment in Everglades restoration.
	All right, Eve samples.
	Thank you for that information.
	And then, hold on.
	All right.
	So, guys, I'm going to talk about Cracker Barrel.
	I'm going to talk about Glenn Maxwell.
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	Come on over to OSS, guys.
	If you don't, then I'll see you guys tomorrow at 5 p.m.
	It is OSS Time Ninjas.
	It's $10 a month, bro.
	It's literally super cheap, super affordable.
	Ending the YouTube stream here.
	Ending the YouTube stream here, guys.
	Come on over.
	Gave y'all almost three hours on YouTube and Rumble and Kick.

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