Alex Jones and guests dissect the Epstein scandal, alleging Trump’s administration suppressed blackmail evidence tied to foreign intel (Mossad/MI6), with Pam Bondi’s unsigned memo and Dan Bongino’s potential resignation sparking claims of FBI psychological ops. Kyle Seraphin accuses DOJ/FBI of complicity in closing the case, possibly shielding elites like Bill Gates, while criticizing unreliable video evidence and shifting narratives. Trump delays Iran strike decisions amid proxy threats and cyberattack fears, prioritizing negotiations over prolonged conflict, reflecting broader concerns about deep state influence and media suppression—from Macron’s alleged pedophilia to Brennan’s conspiracy ties. [Automatically generated summary]
When this whole Epstein cover-up whitewash broke just a few days ago, seems like 100 years ago, I told everybody this is a big scandal, ladies and gentlemen.
And I told you it came right from the top from Trump for whatever reason he wants to move on.
Never seen any of us.
He's connected to Epstein.
But regardless, we were told all this stuff was coming out.
He looks like a ghost every time he has to appear in public.
Obviously, he's been very uncomfortable with the position that he's in.
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And this lines up with what we've heard from insiders, whistleblowers, things of that nature, who understand what the FBI does in terms of psychological operations on even its own people.
And so rumors are swirling that there was a major conflict between Bongino and Bondi over the handling of the Epstein files, as I imagine there very much likely was, because I can't think of a single rational person throughout the entire world who would say that Bondi's been doing an outstanding job managing expectations and delivering for the American people, basically in any capacity whatsoever.
And we've heard that he's taking the day off in response to this conflict and that there may be an ultimatum between Bongino and Bondi.
If she stays, I go type situation.
And ultimately, I think everybody and their mother would choose for Pam Bonnie to go before they would choose for Dan Bongino to go.
There's no reason whatsoever for us to want her to stick around.
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She's been red flag after red flag after red flag.
And she was even non-committal before her official appointment as far as pardoning the Jan Sixers was concerned.
She would say, oh, well, we're going to go look at every single case.
She would refuse to acknowledge that there was going to be a blanket pardon and there was going to be a blanket pardon, but she would refuse to acknowledge it as if she wasn't necessarily on board with a blanket pardon.
And I reached out to her a bunch of times ahead of time, trying to ensure that people like Nate Hughes from Big Lee would be pardoned, trying to bring awareness to the case and never heard back whatsoever.
So tonight I texted her and I said, please resign.
We'll see if we hear back, but there's more news on the other side.
More reports from Alex on the other side with specific remarks from Steve Bannon and others.
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And we've got some breaking remarks from Tucker Carlson and Megan Kelly that we're going to be showing you on the other side of this turning point event that took place today.
It's very clear that Ben Shapiro was wrong.
And this is incredibly important to all of the American people that we seek justice regarding the Epstein files.
Stay with us for more on the other side.
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And that's, of course, where the impulse to censorship comes from.
It comes from the belief that you don't deserve to speak because you're not fully human.
They own you.
And that's what I voted against above all.
I voted against a million different things that I hated about the last administration.
Their insane desire to start pointless wars around the world.
Their total unwillingness to protect this country domestically, to protect the people who live here, to protect the territorial integrity of the country, bringing in tens of millions of people illegally, giving them free stuff the second to get here, making a mockery of citizenship.
I hated all of that.
I hated all of that.
But the thing I hated most was their total unwillingness to answer any question about why they were doing what they were doing.
Because it was just too insulting.
And every single time, I would just feel like raising the middle finger and screaming obscenities, which is not an adult response, I'll concede, but that's how I felt.
And I think that's really at the heart of why the Epstein thing is so distressing.
I mean, the guy was some weird sex freak who was abusing girls.
We knew that.
But the fact that the U.S. government, the one that I voted for, refused to take my question seriously and instead said, case closed, shut up conspiracy theorist, was too much for me.
And I don't think the rest of us should be satisfied with that.
And by the way, let me just say really quickly, because I was so mad about it that I think I found out part of what's going on.
I think we are going to find out more.
And I think the truth for whatever it's worth, in case you're interested, is that the DOJ didn't release lots of incriminating sex videos with Epstein and his billionaire pals because they don't have them.
They don't have them because when the original search warrant was served 2007, I think, possibly 2006, I think seven, it was basically designed to protect Epstein.
The search warrant was written in such a way to make sure that the feds never got their hands on the actually incriminating evidence.
And I think the real answer is Jeffrey Epstein was working on behalf of Intel Services, probably not American.
And we have every right to ask on whose behalf was he working?
How does a guy go from being a math teacher at the Dalton school in the late 70s with no college degree to having multiple airplanes, a private island, and the largest residential house in Manhattan?
Where did all the money come from?
And no one has ever gotten to the bottom of that because no one has ever tried.
And moreover, it's extremely obvious to anyone who watches that this guy had direct connections to a foreign government.
Now, no one's allowed to say that that foreign government is Israel because we have been somehow cowed into action is cheering.
There's nothing even anti-Israel about saying that.
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I've spent my entire life pretty much in Washington, where I knew and loved a number of people, including one very close person who worked at CIA.
That has never prohibited me from saying, I think the CIA has done some horrible things, murdered a bunch of people, participated in the murder of a sitting U.S. president.
It's got a whole trail of crimes.
That doesn't make me a disloyal American.
It doesn't make me anti-American in any sense.
I was born here.
My family's been here for hundreds of years.
I love this country.
That's why I live here.
So criticizing the behavior of a government agency does not make you a hater.
Were you running a blackmail operation on behalf of foreign government?
By the way, every single person in Washington, D.C. thinks that.
I've never met anyone who doesn't think that.
I don't know any of them that hate Israel, but no one feels they can say that.
Why?
And I think the longer that we play along with it, the more subterranean and creepy and hateful the conversation actually becomes.
So I think it's better just to say it right out loud.
Did this happen?
And of course, that question has been asked to the government of Israel, and their answer is, we're not going to tell you.
And I think our answer should be no, no, no.
As long as we're sending you money, if you are committing crimes on our soil, we have an absolute right to know, did you do this or not?
And yet, everybody has been so brainwashed into thinking that's somehow an expression of hate or bigotry when it's not.
It's a baseline question that every U.S. citizen has a right to an answer on.
What the hell was this?
And by the way, if it turns out that it was nothing at all, that somehow Jeffrey Epstein really did earn $165 million giving tax advice to somebody, which is, for the record, a lot more than most people pay their accountants, and that none of this was actually a foreign intel operation, and that there was no blackmail involved, that actually Bill Gates was just hanging on the island because the weather was especially good.
No one was videotaped doing anything immoral or illegal, and then that was used against them to get them to obey.
If all of that is false, then just tell me how it's false.
But don't call me a lunatic.
And when Fox News runs a piece, as they did yesterday by Hugh Hewitt, saying that anybody who's got even more questions about Epstein is some kind of nutcase with an unhappy personal life who's spending too much time on Twitter in the fervid fever swamps of conspiracies, you know, up yours, buddy.
Then why don't you answer the question then?
Don't let anybody insult you, anybody, and I mean anybody, ever get away with insulting you instead of answering a legitimate question.
Okay?
Ever.
And by the way, you will hear certain people say, well, you know, that means you hate the per- No, it doesn't.
I've got a bunch of kids.
I would never let them get away with that.
If I caught one of my kids, you know, smoking weed in the bathroom at my house, I was like, are you smoking weed in the bathroom?
You have not seen them, except for one joint appearance with Dan and Cash on Fox, running all over the media looking for attention on this, yes, clickbaity story.
She has never missed an opportunity to go on television and dangle sweet nothings that might be coming your way, try to lead you to believe that she's got it.
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It's on her desk.
It's coming tomorrow.
You're going to see something on Epstein.
And it was a tease.
So you either believe that Pam Bondi was telling the truth then or that she's telling the truth now.
But both cannot be true.
She was either lying when she went on Fox News all those times, saying, I've got it, I've got it.
We're looking at it.
Wait until you see it.
It's horrible.
Or she's lying in her two-page memo that they released on a Sunday night at the tail end of a holiday weekend to Axios as if Axios is where we all go for our news.
Hell no.
She went to someone she knew would not kick the tires on the story and without signing the memo, dropped it in the dead of night and said, that's it.
It's going to come out that there was internal consternation over that memo and whose name did and did not go on it and who it was and was not behind it.
And so now you have a situation where her words on the record on Fox News are diametrically opposed to what she put in this memo.
She's embarrassed the president.
She's embarrassed herself.
And Dan and Cash, to the extent they've had to sign off on that, let's understand the FBI is controlled by the DOJ.
FBI is subservient to DOJ.
She's their boss.
That they're in this position where the only comments they've made on the record as administration officials have been, we don't think he killed himself.
They love the little emails and texts and tweets and thumbs up they get after their appearance.
And they can feel their star rising.
And listen, internally, I'm told there's a bit of like a power struggle between Pam Bondi and another female administration official on who's going to be the top dog.
You know, we've got a great bench behind President Trump.
We've got JD.
We've got Marco.
You know, we've got Heg Seth.
We've got a lot of people who could potentially be next up.
But there are some women who've got their eye on that role too.
And I've been there.
You have it, folks.
And we've got reports coming up with Alex Jones on the other side of this break in five minutes.
It's just, it's just unbelievable.
It's unfolding right before us.
But here's where I'm excited.
I was so disheartened Sunday night to see in the dead of the night that the DOJ and the FBI had issued this joint statement with nobody's names associated with it.
And we've seen conflicting reports as to the extent in which leadership within either the DOJ or the FBI was really in a state of consensus regarding this document.
And it's very obvious to me that if there had been consensus, I think all of their names would have been on it.
There was obviously strife, discord, disagreements as to whether or not this statement should be released.
I mean, it's obvious why people might have some reservations about saying that this is a nothing burger and there's nothing to see here after years and years and years of all the individuals before and after they were in the office or the positions that they were in, stating that there was tens of thousands of videos and all sorts of evidence, and we just had to go through everything and don't worry, we're going to come out with it.
It just takes time to go through all the documentation and we have to watch all these terrible videos and ensure that everything is documented.
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We know what's going on.
I think Ducker Carlson's right.
I think that this has been a cover-up since 2007 and they likely don't have the videos or the content.
They were likely deleted.
And one would think that we should ought to be able to reach out to, I don't know, maybe our biggest, most important, most bestest friend ever, strategic ally ever, Benjamin Netanyahu, who would say, hey, BB, we know that he was giving you guys the blackmail information.
Can't you reach out to the leadership of Mossad and just give us the information that our own intelligence deleted?
And BB, of course, won't do that because we deleted it on behalf of Assad.
And Mossad deletes information on behalf of CIA.
They're the same exact organization.
But now we've got Megan Kelly, Tucker Carlson coming out.
We've got Charlie Kirk asking for people in his audience to raise their hand or to cheer regarding whether or not the Epstein case is important to them, all after Ben Shapiro comes out this week and says, it's very obvious that the Epstein issue is just not a big issue to the American people.
Oh, no, no, no.
Everybody cares about a giant human trafficking child abuse scandal on behalf of a deep state, and then the subsequent cover-up by the same deep state of this blackmailing scandal on our political class so that our politicians, after we elect them, can be disproportionately leveraged away from representing the interests of the American people into representing the interests of the political class.
I think everybody cares because it really gets to the heart of basically every mother-loving problem that we have in the United States of America and, frankly, the world, as a result of our just imperial imposition of our will across the face of the planet, resulting in attacks like 9-11 and wars like Afghanistan and Iraq, and conflict after conflict, and constant concern over economic collapse and nuclear proliferation and destruction and annihilation of the people of the face of the earth.
But I guess maybe it's not as much of an issue as to whether or not you can wear shoes when you go through the airport and have TSA grab your balls and grab your wife.
And like I said, on the other side of this break, we're going to be showing breaking reports from Alex Jones in response to some comments from Steve Bannon and others.
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He told us about the 14 terabytes before anybody knew about the 14 terabytes.
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And now the DOJ and the FBI have the audacity to say they went through like 300 gigabytes of information instead of the 14 terabytes, a fraction of the information that we know that they had.
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I'm about to show you a clip of Steve Mannon just about an hour ago addressing a large live crowd with his incredible connections that FBI Director Cash Patel is threatening to design if AG Pamboni does not back him and the request he has made dealing with the Epstein file.
And now it's coming out exactly what I said a week ago that there has been calls to basically suppress the Epstein file and they actually do not agree with that.
So this is a major revolution.
The people understand what's happening.
This is a fight with the very heart and soul of this country.
So good job to Cash Patel.
Good job to Dan Bongino for not going along with this.
Okay, ladies and gentlemen.
So there's a lot of backstory going on here right now, but believe me, Cash would not be putting this pressure on AG Pamboni unless he had backing from the very top.
So this would go against the idea that it's actually Trump that has been trying to block this.
We're going to find out very, very soon.
There's a lot going on behind the scenes.
Who knows what Bondi's told Trump, but this is very, very fluid.
Thank you so much for joining us tonight, right here on Tomorrow's News Tonight with Chase Kaiser.
Okay, so breaking news.
Cash Patel is being reported that Cash Patel has notified that if Dan Bongino resigns because of Pam Bondi's mishandling of which he's now publicly saying it's Pam Bonnie's mishandling of the Epstein files, that he, Cash Patel, will step down as director of the FBI to follow Dan.
If I can just give you the way I think the system works, right?
It's come out in all these court investigations and indictments.
Gislane Maxwell was convicted of human trafficking.
Now they put out a Justice Department memo a week ago saying it doesn't exist and that he wasn't even a human trafficker.
Ben Shapiro now says he didn't even jaywalk now that Epstein's basically innocent.
So it's this 180.
It's this PR disaster.
We then worry about what else is about to happen.
No, all day long I talk about the positive stuff Trump does and how I want to support him and how I want to back him, want him to succeed.
But I told people on this broke last Sunday or whatever, I said, this is a firestorm.
Not with me, but with the public.
You see the shake up at the DOJ, the FBI, Bongino about to resign, Patel, all of it.
This is a big deal, guys, because those files and those videos, that information is there.
It's come out in court a whole bunch of it.
So Ben Shapiro can say it doesn't exist.
It does.
And that's the issue now.
It's being told nothing ever happened.
There's no list.
There's no blackmail.
Nobody ever heard him at Travis, even though his partner in crime just lay went to prison for it, even though her dad was beside MI6 running it in mainstream news articles 15, 20 years ago.
I mean, look, we're just informed, Smith.
So I'm glad you're starting to get caught up and get woke up here.
And I get it.
I'm in horror over this.
I want Trump to succeed.
I need him to.
The Democrats are trying to put me in prison.
But we're not like Democrats.
They're in a cult and just accept what the leadership says.
We put Trump in power, and so people are pissed off.
I'm going to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
The public is getting pissed.
Okay?
This is a major miscalculation for whatever reason this happened.
Trump, no matter what you may think about him, if you are on the right, you could not ask for better than what he has done because what he has done is what they have said they wanted and have been trying to get done for years.
And even they admit that he's doing their bidding, yet they're in an uproar because the Department of Justice said there's no client list and the Epstein file space is closed.
But on the right, you have the audacity to look at this man like he's the, I mean, I don't want to be facetious, but you're treating him like he's the Antichrist right now because of the Epstein list?
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That's what you're mad about?
I do find myself a bit shocked by that.
I'm like, damn, I expect the folks on the right to have a lot better things to complain about than that.
But they really, I mean, I don't even want to bring up his name, but you know who it was that was crying on his podcast, you know, a few days ago because the Epstein list wasn't released.
Really?
Really?
That's what Bongino.
I respect the hell out of Bongino.
I really, really do.
You know what I'm saying?
I don't agree with everything he said, but I have profound respect for him and his service to our country being, you know, doing the things that he has done.
But that's what you're reportedly contemplating resigning.
And if we can't solve the Epstein problem, then we can't solve any of our problems.
You understand that's what's going on here.
And even if it's not a big deal, it is to the American people.
So therefore, it must be to our political class because after all, they're supposed to represent our interests and not the interests of some international cabal, right?
It is worth resigning over.
It's destroying the reputation of Trump, Bondi, Bongino, Patel, and the FBI, and the CIA, whatever semblance of a reputation that the FBI and the CIA had left.
It's absolutely a big deal.
Oh, but it's just a man's name.
Oh, but it's just all of our sacred institutions, which we're supposedly so proud of.
Oh, but it's just the reputation of the greatest experiment ever to occur starting in 1776.
Here's clip seven.
Ben, and the only way this Epstein firestorm passes.
The only way this thing, the firestorm, passes is if the five to ten to maybe fifteen percent of the Trump movement, the Pepe's and the hardcores, many of whom are in this audience, just say, I've had enough of it.
The Epstein situation gets down to one basic question.
One basic question: Who governs this country, right?
Who governs this country?
Is it a shadowy network of intelligence, the MI6, Saudi intelligence, the Mossad, CIA, elements of DNI with other international financiers and corporations and governments?
Or do the people of the United States govern all that information has come out, and the people have to weigh and measure itself?
This is the most populous thing we can do right now.
Fact of the matter is, if we don't take the deep state down now, then no one will ever be able to take it down.
So, the Epstein issue, in my opinion, in my view, is actually existential.
It is an existential issue.
If we don't solve the Epstein thing, then America itself dies, then humanity itself dies.
Total destruction of the species off the face of the planet.
Everything unravels if we can't solve the Epstein thing.
But if we solve the Epstein thing, then there's a semblance of hope that we can save humanity from this international globalist, satanic, evil, human-trafficking, child-abusing, mother-loving, cuck-sucking cabal.
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Here's clip 11.
Listen to the bass.
You're pretty fired up about this Epstein thing.
I just got a call from someone in Washington.
Let's not say his name, but he was like, wait, a very dialed-in guy, super dialed in.
Super dialed in.
And he's like, wait, is this Epstein thing kind of big?
We're all committed to, all of us, to say this must happen.
And I think it's special prosecutor ever.
But we have to say, no more, nothing.
We have to go forward with this.
And the reason we're going forward with this, we're there to assist and augment President Trump to help save President Trump's presidency because they are coming for another coup.
You can see it happening.
Just like the dark clouds were around Kennedy, right?
They moved in and moved in and moved in.
They assassinated Diem in Vietnam.
And then they blew his head off in the middle of the day in Dallas, Texas, with a Patsy named Lee Harvey Oswald that we find out 62 years later was on the payroll of the CIA as they looked your parents in the eye and lied to them for 60 years.
They're going to lie about everything today and hope that 70 years from now, nobody will care about it.
Do you care about it?
If we don't come out of here united with Turning Point, as powerful as Turning Point is, if we don't come out of here and say, no more, nothing more, we must have this because if we don't take down the deep state, we're going to lose the entire country.
And I think next week, over the next 10 days, the base who's been wondering, where's all that accountability, they're going to get some big surprises over the next week concerning where the conspiracy began a few weeks before a crossfire hurricane was open and when it ended all the way in 2024 when they were still trying to pursue Donald Trump to keep him from winning the presidency.
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There's a big case that's been built by the Justice Department and the FBI.
It's been masked by a lot of this infighting and drama and soap opera stuff.
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But the truth of the matter is MAGA base Americans are going to be happy when they see where this is all heading in the next few weeks.
Cash Patel's going nowhere.
I hope Dan Bangino isn't going anywhere, but I do think he's going to take some time over the weekend to think that through.
So, hold up.
We got three huge leads there.
Yep.
Number one, I want to go back.
You're saying the 10-year conspiracy against President Trump to try to thwart his first term, steal the second term, and basically surround him in his second term or third victory.
That has been an ongoing investigation that the FBI has been already doing.
There's a conspiracy case.
I was hinted at, Steve, in some of the media reporting, but I've got to confirm there's a conspiracy case that was opened that looks at this window as a very large window.
I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a special prosecutor named by Pam Bondi in the next week or two.
And why does this become significant?
Because you don't have to necessarily then bring the grand jury or the indictment in Washington, D.C., where the 90% Democrat jury poll probably won't convict even if they had a murder.
It allows them to go to someplace like Florida.
One act of the overt conspiracy could very well be, Steve, that they raided President Trump's Mar-a-Lago house with false pretenses.
And then you can bring the grand jury in Florida.
You can bring the indictment in Florida because an overt act of the conspiracy occurred there.
Maybe several overt acts of the conspiracy occurred there.
You don't have to have an all-blue jury in Washington, D.C. that has Trump derangement syndrome.
So this has been going on behind the scenes.
I've been working on this.
I decided tonight to get some of this out there, been talking about it on my show.
But there is some work on a scope memo that's been done already, and there is an enormous opportunity for those of us who've been calling for accountability to see a path to it for the first time-a legitimate path, not smoke, not mirrors, a legitimate path to accountability.
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Also, let me just ask you: on this conspiracy, does that mean because people talk about the statue of limits, and you can only get Brennan for perjury lying to Congress, that you can't get him for everything involved in crossfire hurricane, everything involved with the nullification project, a Russian hoax.
Are you saying by being a criminal conspiracy that's still ongoing that we can go back in time 10 years and still get Brennan and still get all these guys for more serious charges of conspiracy to a coup d'etat, sir?
You can charge a series of events into a larger conspiracy and go back beyond the window of time that the normal statute of limitations for any single crime occurred.
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And keep in mind, there's also prosecutors can make a very powerful argument that if you didn't know the crime had occurred because it had been hidden, the statute of limitations could actually reset for a period of time.
But I think the most likely scenario is a large conspiracy case.
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President Obama and Brennan knew before the FBI opened up on that information that this was a dirty trick by Hillary Clinton.
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So we had Stuart Rhodes, the founder of Oath Keepers, former Tasex political prisoner, constitutional lawyer, so much more on Paratrooper.
And he wanted to try methylene blue like so many other guests have done.
My air, I got so busy with all the Iran war stuff and the commies rioting.
Did you ever get into taking on air?
All the guests, dozens of them that have taken it within 45 minutes of an hour have varying degrees from extreme energy, it feels really great to fog lifting to just over the top crying.
I took the drink, but I got a bottle of each, and I'm going to go and do a longer-term test.
We'll see how it goes.
Okay.
Yeah, I do feel kind of amped right now.
Yeah.
That's good.
Well, that's probably that.
I don't know.
That might be because you're hanging out with me.
So we got to maybe try it again.
I think it's about the wing blue.
Leading a frontal assault on the lies of the new world order.
It's Alex Jones.
Creature seen slapping Macron around all the time and screaming like a man and stomping around in bathing suits appearing to have a penis.
Well, she sued or it sued two women/slash journalists that had been reporting on this for years.
They had been found guilty of defamation.
But a higher court just came out and said, nope, they are allowed to have free speech, regardless of whether it's a man or not.
And it sure as hell looks like one to me.
It dated Macron when he was 13, 14, and was its school teacher.
And then you have the White House with Trump involved and later getting on the phone calling up different journalists around the country, some off record, some on record, like recently the case with Candace Owens, and saying, listen, we're trying to get a peace deal over here, and Macron's really pissed.
He wants you to stop talking about his wife being a man.
So they're literally trying to leverage Trump to put pressure on Candace Owens to stop talking about it, which is just crazy.
As if, even if she shut up, but she's not going to, as if that's the only place it's coming from.
So I personally think it's a man, and I'm allowed to have that opinion.
Michelle Obama, I mean, coming out of Harvard with her kids years ago, there's a huge rubber thing bouncing in the pants, or they put a rubber snake in there to like, you know, create this controversy.
It's like Obama famously over and over again, said, Michael, Michael, I'm married to Michael.
Somebody acts, it looks like a man in a dress with a wig on and has all this weird history and is in undoctored Reuters AP photos out swimming with Macron, and there's a penis there.
It's a pee-pee.
You're just like, what the hell is this?
And then the culture's obsessed, the elite culture with all this trans stuff.
I mean, where there's smoke, there's fire, folks, and it's serious.
So House of Cards is collapsing.
It's another emblematic example of.
Oh, but a doctor that came out that's done these surgeries, an expert on it, saying that Brigitte is a man.
He got thrown out a window a few days ago.
I forgot about that.
Of course, Joan Rivers said that Michelle Obama was a man.
No, Michelle is a trans.
I'm sorry.
She's a what?
A transgender.
We all know.
Oh, my gosh.
And then was dead a month later.
So, yeah, I'm just glad Trump didn't call him me up saying stop talking about it.
Because that would mean that Macron's after me.
I mean, I'll risk my life to fight the globalist overall, but I'm not, it's not my main beat getting into this.
But it just shows how scared they are that they're putting pressure on Canneso.
It's just, it's crazy.
What I was told from somebody that's pretty high up at the White House is that Emmanuel Macron is holding up negotiations to end the Russian and Ukrainian war.
Unless you stop speaking about his wife.
I'm just going, what?
Stay with us for more on the other side.
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Yeah, no, it's definitely credit to her.
So it's been kind of a wild day.
I guess we could say that gently.
But people who watch Infowars are not surprised that there was some chaos and turmoil brewing.
This administration really stepped in it and they stepped in it on Sunday when this memo was released.
And I came on to talk to Alex about it.
I'm talking to you about it now, but the fact of the matter is, I think that they massively underestimated people's interest in seeing elite pedophiles pay for their crimes.
Yeah.
And that people who do bad things to kids in this country aren't supposed to get away with it.
They're not supposed to be able to walk off into the sunset or leave Great Britain without a fear in the world, without a care in the world.
And it sounds like that's actually created some concerns for a former kind of media empire, once and future media guy, our current FBI director.
Seems like he is now perturbed as well.
And so we've got this feud between Pam Bondi, who signed off on the memo, apparently, her the DAG.
Deputy Attorney General is the number two in the DOJ, but really the person who runs the nuts and bolts of the DOJ in the same way the number two at the FBI is the one who actually supposed to run the FBI.
We're in kind of a weird scenario, though.
And I want you to consider this too, because what I saw right away happen was an info op and it was pretty blatant and obvious.
All of the right-wing influencer crowd, the social media crowd, and the media itself, like the traditional media, the contact types and so on, right?
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They all jumped out and they immediately said, Dan Bongino is a really great guy.
He's really good and we need him.
And if we lose him, you know, I stand with Dan.
And so they've lent their credibility that Dan did the right thing, even though they don't know what that thing might have been yet, or maybe they've had some, you know, behind the scenes.
We actually saw Julie Kelly, who's been, I've been referring to as the unofficial press secretary of the FBI, because she told us that the FBI wasn't interested in Epstein, that the Epstein files were irrelevant and nobody was going to go to jail and everybody got away with it.
And she did that about six weeks ago.
Yeah, I remember.
So for me, that was kind of, that was kind of a bellwether.
I was like, oh, okay, got it.
Okay.
And then when it happened, it was like, yeah, of course, we heard it.
We heard it already from the one person that would be able to tell us that.
So that happens.
Second thing is I started seeing government types and people that are going to be around government talking about Cash Patel and backing him up.
And what I saw was nobody covering for Pam Bondi except the one person that might need to cover for Pam Bondi, which is the president of the United States.
And he said, you know, I've got Pam back.
So she's not going anywhere from what I can tell.
It doesn't look like Cash Patel would go anywhere.
And I mentioned that to Alex a couple of days ago.
But I do think that Dan, I said the earliest he'd be out was this summer and it's summer.
I think he's out by the end of the year, but Glenn Beck just put out a post a few minutes ago and he deleted it and it said, Dan is leaving the FBI and it's really sad and here's the reasons why.
Wow.
Did you get a screenshot?
No, it's deleted.
Oh, yeah.
It's in my timeline if you guys want to take a look at it.
I'll pull that up, please.
You're the best.
My quote was only one thing.
It was like, oh.
And then one of my buddies came back to me and he goes, Hey, dude, I had to video it because it's gone.
And of course, it was obviously still sitting in my mention.
So I went through and I grabbed it off my profile and I just reposted it for folks.
So what that means, but look, we know that Glenn Beck is at least friendly with and is on a first name basis with Dan Bongino.
That could be one of those things, you know how it goes.
Sometimes somebody tells you something, you go out there, you decide to share it, and then they hit you up and they're like, hey, man, too soon.
Delete, delete, abort.
So when that happens, you know, the internet's forever if people are paying attention.
Well, and one of the, I really appreciated your insight.
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There's a few things that you've done that have been remarkable that are just going to stick with me.
And one of the things that you did that you mentioned that you explained just to me as a layman listener when you were on the Alice Shoan show was you talked about the psychological operation being conducted against Bongino.
And seeing Bongino sitting next to Cash those weeks ago talking about how he killed himself, there was definitely a difference in disposition, not just from Cash and Bongino compared to Cash and Bongino before, but between Cash and Bongino within that interview, where you've got a Cash kind of just like doing the Fetty thing, and then you've got a Bongino, obviously very uncomfortable, but like struggling with what's the right thing here situation.
And I've often described, and I'm not trying to be disrespectful about Bongino, but I've often described him as like a boxer dog, you know, where he's loyal and he wants to do the right thing, but he's not going to leave it.
You can shoot in the houses with airsoft type guns or with these simunition guns.
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And so they do these bull scenarios where you might get into a shooting, you get into a handcuffing, you might have a use of force of some kind.
So my buddy goes and knocks on the door and it's supposed to be like the landlord of a guy that you're looking for and maybe they know his next address.
But then you're in a fight with the guy at the door.
So they do that.
Another one that's really crazy is you go into a room and you clear the room and you leave and there's a trap door that's hidden behind like a bookshelf and they push it out and the bad guy comes out and shoots you in the back.
So it makes you think all these illogical things that won't happen.
So it makes people afraid to turn their back on an empty room.
And so the joke is that the instructors use is that, you know, ninjas are not going to fall out of the ceiling in the real world wherever you go.
And yet they create these scenarios that basically are ninjas falling out of the ceiling.
The psychological version of that is I'm going to come and brief you that if you're not sitting at your desk at all times, if your phone is not available at all times, because you're the deputy director and you don't know how the FBI runs, then New York is going to explode.
So they may not do it on the street the way a street agent does, going out and running sources, but the people that are in the senior management of the FBI, they've been like basically conning people for their next job for sociopathic tendencies that they're necessary.
Sociopathic tendencies being an ideal characteristic of the perfect FBI agent, for lack of a better term, or CIA agent.
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My buddy was 15 years in the bureau and he said that an FBI agent at the GS15 level or higher will kick his own grandmother into the wood chipper if it means keeping his pension.
Yeah.
So yeah, so that's a, that's not a good person to work for.
So you're surrounded by those people.
I've been hearing conflicting reports today, as everybody has about what's really going on.
For a while, it was being said that Bongino put it into this ultimatum after a major conflict with Bondi that it's either her or me that has to go.
And then it was said that if Bongino leaves, Cash is going to leave too.
And then that was kind of walked back.
And then there are conflicting statements.
There's no way.
Do you know what's, can you just explain what the real dynamic is as far as you can tell?
Here's what we do know.
A memo that said the Epstein files were closed was released through a leak to Axios on Sunday.
One of the things that Cash Patel learned from a buddy of mine that I actually recommended to be the deputy director is that even though Patel was really concerned about the idea of leaks, he was informed that leaks to the media are a tool of the FBI director and always have been.
And then the next day, the White House went out and confirmed it.
So by Monday morning or Monday afternoon, we knew that this was a legit thing, that they were shutting down the Epstein files and that there was going to be no additional prosecutions.
There are no co-conspirators who are going to be indicted.
They said that there's no evidence of blackmail.
And by the way, he killed himself.
So basically the, you know, the quadrifecta, if you will, of all the things that people are going to lose their minds about.
One of the things that my friend Mike Howell mentioned is that it looks like there's exculpatory information or a paragraph in there that could have been written by, I don't know, an elite pedophiles lawyer who had a lot of money.
His example was Bill Gates, but I don't know that Bill Gates is in there or anything else.
I just know that if you wanted something to point to when someone came after you and tried to reopen that case, it would be really great if you had a document from the federal government saying one thing.
There's no evidence after an exhaustive search of the records that anybody did anything wrong and there's no reason to go after anybody else.
Like that'd be great to point to in courts.
Like, when were you lying?
When you released this memo to the American people or when you indicted Mike Lyon?
Now, people who've been around government and my buddy Mike Howell pointed this out as well.
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And the fact of the matter is, is that when you have two SEALs, two departments that are claiming credit for something, there's only two reasons you do it.
It's so good that I also want credit for it.
So, Chase, I don't want to be left out of the party when people start handing out congressional funding.
The other reason is that it's a turdburger and we're both going to eat it together.
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And so, you and I are both going to have to put on our nose pins and just start eating this thing together.
And so, our names are both on it, and no one's going to sign it.
Now, if no one signs it, it goes all the way up to the top that should have been signed.
If somebody had any courage, you would have had a Pam Bondi, you would have had a Cash Patel, you might have had the director of the criminal division for the FBI or whatever it was, you know, maybe it was a counterintelligence division.
And then you've got Cash Patel and you've got Bongino underneath there.
So, the four of them get to take credit for this turdburger.
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And it looks like they thought they could, Alex actually told me, I think on Monday morning, they tried to let it go like a fart in church, but it was a squeaker.
And so, that's how we ended up with this sort of scenario all week building up a lot of tension where now there's fingers pointed.
Well, whose fault was it?
Apparently, this started a real conflict on Wednesday.
If you ask me, the conflict and the time to resign in protest and indignation would have been before the letter was released, before the memo went out, because that shows you that you have the courage and principles you're standing on, and you're not going to be a signatory to it.
But as it stands, Bongino apparently got into this fight on Wednesday and it hasn't been into the office since.
A couple of like unconfirmed reports, but it seems like it's widely enough reported that that's probable.
And now you've got it, Glenn Beck, sort of like deleting the tweet saying that he's already going to be gone and that he won't be coming back into the office in the future, which remains to be seen.
So that makes it look more like they were upset about the way it was received and that it was going to hurt future media versus they were upset about the idea of actually shutting down the case.
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And so there you go.
I work closely with, I'll just let you read it.
Yeah, if you do.
Says, I work closely with FBI Director Cash and FBI Deputy Director Bongino on the joint FBI and DOJ memo regarding the Epstein files.
All of us signed off on the contents of the memo and the conclusions stated in the memo.
Don't leave the country lest you get snapped up in some other place.
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Prince Andrew was able to start walking around and now feels confident, which is not just saying that there's and this is despite the fact that he came out that his handler, his bagman, admitted on undercover O'Keefe video that he knew that Prince Andrew was engaged in sexual relations with underage girls.
Admitted it.
He walked it back later, but no one believes that.
So it's like everybody knows that that's unfortunately for a lot of people who want to go in and hang something on it.
That's hearsay.
So it's not admissible in court.
Yeah, but certainly is like a it's it's a circumstantial thing to look at and go.
And then obviously his behavior of hiding in Great Britain.
Yes, we have an extradition ability with Great Britain.
Yes, they are probably in reality our actual closest allies.
So you've got the Kiwis and the Aussies and the Canadians and so on and the French.
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So you've got real allies and we would get somebody if they were really bad.
And of course, he was already defrocked and stuff like that of his titles and he's kind of living in disgrace, but now he's able to move around, which is a kind of a message to everybody because he's a very visible figure.
And when he moves, people know and news coverage goes and paparazzi follows.
I don't know if Dan was hoping that he was going to get out of it and go back to a podcast, if he was going to go back into media, or whether he was hoping to run for office in the future.
An FBI agent who had 27 years on the job was the one who gave me the story about the FBI looking into Catholics in Richmond, Virginia and saying that they were akin to white supremacists.
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Now, he's not a Catholic, but he was an attorney and he was very, very competent and he had no disciplinary action and he was considered a senior practitioner and expert in his field.
And he was walked out the same day that they figured out that it was him.
And he'd seen what happened to me.
Hence, he brought it to me because, like, what are they going to do to me?
I'm already kicked out.
I was on suspension for a year and change.
So he brings it to me and he's like, this has got to go to Congress.
This has to be done.
And probably in the back of his mind, he knew that there was a possibility of it coming back on him, but didn't really know it until they took all the things from his office and threw it in his front yard and told him to get the hell out of the office and disgraced him in front of everybody.
And they let him retire that day retroactively.
And they did it a couple of days later where they finally let him actually.
He'd already put in his papers to retire.
So he thought he was safe.
They still made a spectacle of him.
That's what courage looks like: you know what the right thing is, you do it, and then you realize it's coming down on you.
When it's already coming down because you've made a decision and you had an opportunity to stand up and you didn't say it, to me, that's like what Steve DiAntoano did.
He said it was bad that they raided Mar-a-Lago, but he didn't stop them.
And when they did it, he said, well, I, you know, I thought it was a bad idea.
That's Steve Jensen who went after all the J Sixers to include Owen Schroyer.
And he said, you know, I push back, but at the end of the day, I have to follow orders.
You just showed up out of the blue and you got to work there.
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They don't have any contract.
This is not the military.
They're not going to throw you in the brig.
If you disagreed so vehemently that they were going to violate your principles and they weren't doing the right thing that you'd spent 10 years on talking about.
Then the answer is stand up and say, I'm not going to sign off on this and I'm out of here if you guys release it.
I'm going to resign the same day that it drops in protest.
But if you don't do that, you're at least complicit for a little while.
And, you know, kudos for doing the right thing eventually.
But I don't think you get full credit.
At least not in my world.
You don't get credit for the pressure.
He could just decide to play ball car for the next three and a half years and totally sell out.
You know what I mean?
I just don't think he, no, I think he was miserable.
So this is the reason that the ninjas out of the ceiling comes into play.
Yeah.
I think he was absolutely miserable.
And by the way, that's not just me thinking that and looking at him and seeing a guy who's not happy.
Everybody knows.
Everybody in the bureau saw him not being happy.
He didn't fit in there.
He didn't, he didn't actually, you know, I think he thought he was going to walk in there and be like a conquering hero and everyone was going to be like, yeah, it's Dan.
And they walked in and they're like, ooh, it's Dan.
And people kind of, you know, his first wrestling match, for some reason, he got in a wrestling match at the academy and he like twisted his elbow and got injured.
I had a buddy that was at the academy that met him and he was like, yeah, he was like nursing a sore arm and trying not to show that he was hurt.
So I think some people, you know, kind of laid it on him and let him know, you know, this is our FBI and you've been talking a little bit and you don't really know what you're talking about because there are decent people at the FBI.
It's just that the management is not decent.
And then also a lot of the people are willing to do what they're told.
It's actually more dangerous to have rule followers and order followers than it is to have like really bad people there.
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Because the people that went and raided Jay Sixer's homes, the people that took, you know, Catholic protesters outside of an abortion clinic into custody, the people that would have gone after and raided a James O'Keefe or raided you guys, those people are just guys that were like me that just said, oh, well, that's what we're doing today.
He said the people who are addicted to the golden eagle taking a crap in their bank account every two, every two weeks, those people are a liability to American freedom and to American liberty.
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Well, I think of Pam Bonte kind of in that vein too, in that she just comes off to me very much like a valedictorian.
Like she's just the good kind of pageant girl that always did the right thing at the right time.
She's that bright though.
Like she took non-honors classes.
So she got like all A's and the easiest things possible.
Yeah, but she just wants to write the paper and suck up to the professor.
I hope that we arrive at a place where there's some justice here and accountability and that we can untangle this knot that's been tangled and restore some credibility in this administration and these institutions.
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And American businesses are now bracing for cyber attacks.
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The whole world's watching.
In light of that news, I have a message directly from the president.
And I quote, based on the fact that there's a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks.
That's a quote directly from the president for all of you today.
What's your take on that?
Because people say, well, that's just a pressure drag.
Now it looks like he's giving himself more breathing room two weeks when we were coming down to the deadline and the last deadline passed, obviously, and within 24 hours, Israel struck.
Trump is speaking through her, right?
Those are his words.
And he's waiting because you put U.S. bombers over there with bunker buster bombs.
It embroils America into something that could last a decade.
He knows the implications of this, and you don't want to overreact.
You don't want to actually do something that might not need to be done if you can avoid it with some kind of negotiations, which Trump is the master negotiator, right?
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So, you've got Iran, you've got Trump, and you've got Netanyahu, right?
So, two of those are really going at it.
What Trump is saying, I believe, in that message is: I don't want to embroil America in a war for the next decade plus.
And that's what he's been saying in the last 48 hours, or really 24 is.
I only want to do this if it doesn't turn into a long war.
Now, he's learning it will.
And so, sanity is prevailing, hopefully.
And wow, that's so important.
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These other places, I'm sorry, there's 90% of them go from scams to absolutely criminal in my view.
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That's why we don't have gold sponsors and stuff because there's so few that are good.
Plus, I got out of it 14 years ago, right at the top, told everybody, nope, now's not the time.
And then two years ago was the time.
We've been proven right, only exploded.
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All I'm going to do is steer you right, folks, because I treat you like I want to be treated on the supplements, on the products, on the sponsors, all in the best.
I'm internally grateful to you for all you've done, but especially for the hardest thing you've ever done, which is getting out of bed to be on the show with me.
So let's get into I got to be esteemed because earlier I was infamous and famous and famous.
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I like it.
Hey, it's better to be infamous than not famous at all, according to the great Roger Stone.
But I wanted to really get into the weeds of what happens next because ideally, as just an InfoWars guy and a patriot, somebody who loves America, I would like to see this all reversed and corrected.
So we wind up with a situation where the information does come out and there is accountability and credibility is restored to these institutions and this administration.
What do you think is actually going to happen next?
And what would need to happen next in order for my pie in the sky dream to manifest?
Sure.
Well, first of all, I don't do prognostications very well.
I accidentally could tell just based on the signs out there.
So end of the day, I don't think Dan stays, whether it's this week that he leaves, whether it's over the weekend or whether it's in a couple of months.
He used to say, he said, good idea, bad execution.
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That was what he used to say to me when I was.
Or what Yoda used to say.
Do or do not, there is no try.
Yeah, I think we encouraged the effort, but the result wasn't there.
And I think that's true.
I think the result was we didn't see the FBI done.
Now, something Kurt and I were talking about today, because he called me up.
He's been in like a sick bed for a couple of weeks.
And he comes out and he's like, oh my God, like, what have they done?
I go, oh, they just trashed the Bureau and the reputation is garbage.
This week has been wild.
He goes, you know, the good thing is everyone thinks this is unrepairable because they're living in this like timeframe where the media gets you all hyped up about it.
But at the end of the day, the FBI screws stuff up on the regular and then fixes itself.
You know, it did all kinds of screw-ups right in the inception.
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It went on every couple of years.
They'd have a big scandal or something like that.
They'd kind of straighten it out and they'd get back on the thing and people would start feeling good about it.
Then they'd screw it up again.
So, you know, this is just a cycle.
Unfortunately, the FBI has been in the news, which is weird for me, but it's been in the news an awful lot ever since I showed up there in 2016.
So it's kind of been permanently there.
Maybe something about running off a sitting president and, you know, trying to spy on his cabinet and whatnot and spy on his presidential campaign.
It doesn't make you look good or nonpartisan.
But all that being said, they probably need to get a new guy for Dan, someone who's going to come in there and really take the bull by the horns that knows what the bureau is, knows the BS lines that are done.
I'll give you an example.
If you wanted to bring on, if I was a deputy director and I wanted to bring on a new guy, I said, hey, I'm going to hire Chase and he's going to be my media comms relations guy.
He's going to go out there and be the press secretary.
So I go and I tell my person there, and I'm new at the FBI and I don't know anything about the FBI.
The HR person is going to immediately say, well, we're not ready to bring him on just yet.
We actually need to wait until the beginning of a pay period.
That's how we like to do it.
And so it's a stall tactic.
And then after that, someone's going to come in and go, well, we really need to finish his background check first.
And we're not quite done with that.
So we're going to need actually a couple of weeks before that.
So they're going to kick it down the line and slow it down.
Now, someone like Kurt, who's been in the bureau, someone like me, I'm not going to ever do it.
I have no interest, but someone who has like an experience knowing these people are going to come and say that, you're going to go to the person and say, here's the deal.
They start today, give them an interim clearance, effective immediately, right now, go type it up and go ahead and get them onboarded.
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We'll figure out their pay later, but they start now.
I want to issue credentials.
I want you to get them in.
I want you to get authorizations for travel and work orders and bring them together.
And then they all come in, balls out, and get it done.
Yeah.
And if you can't do it, then go ahead and let me know who your acting is, because you've now been relieved of your authority and you are now going to be on suspension for insubordination, which is a, which is a terminable offense.
How many people do you think you got to terminate in a row before they start?
It's like shooting somebody in the head and the next guy steps up.
You don't have to really put too many people on terminal suspensions before they're going to start jumping in line.
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And that's what you needed.
That's not what they did.
And I know that for a fact because the guys that were at the Hoover building that were around you.
I didn't know.
I didn't have the experience to know that type of suspicion.
I mean, look, I've worked here at Infowars for two years and it took me at least a year to understand kind of how the organization worked enough to get things done quickly.
And that's normal for any institutional organization.
You have to have enough confidence in what is going on around you that when you say something, you're not going to just like put your foot in your mouth.
And so everybody is a little bit tentative at a new organization.
Nobody walks in there and like throws their balls on the table and says, this is how it's going to be, my way or the highway.
Someone needs to know how that actually works mechanically.
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And if you don't have that institutional knowledge, then you're waiting for someone else to tell you whether or not you're asking questions and they're telling you that it can't be done.
How do you know it can?
So it's not his fault.
He was set up to fail.
If we're assigning kind of things to it, men have pride.
Hubris is something that's been around for as long as human beings can remember.
If somebody asks you to do a job and you are too proud to say no, which sounds kind of backwards, but if you don't have the sort of self-confidence to look in and go, you know what?
Sounds like Pam Bondi's got some coverage, but I'm also seeing George Santos right now reporting that Matt Gates didn't show up to a turning point event tonight where he was supposed to speak and maybe something's in the works.
So, you know, we're going to see some turmoil.
And unfortunately, I would say that Trump right now is 0 for three with attorney general picks and he's 0 for two with FBI directors thus far.
A new deputy could make Patel do the job properly because at the end of the day, the director is actually not that important for getting things done.
Sure.
But someone's got to come in and write that shit.
We've got a lot of people out there.
I mean, if De Cheney was able to run the presidency, then a good deputy director or presumably could run, could run the institution, despite whoever's actually the job of actually to run it.
So how does the director of the people tie into the investigations that have been announced into Brennan and Comey?
So what are the odds that we can successfully apply enough pressure to this administration to get them to reverse their position on the Epstein thing and actually do something about it?
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Do you think Trump's just going to double down for the rest of his administration and eat it and let us eat it and it's over?
Maybe.
He could, but I think that he's seeing that there's definitely a resistance.
I mean, I'm currently on my on my own Rumble channel right now and on my X account.
I've had a 12-hour stream of over 50 minutes of cuts of Bondi and Patel and Bongino and others talking about it.
Elena Haba's on there as well, talking about the stuff, all the clips that we've probably been playing this week on this.
I looped them all together.
I looped them all together, but we put them into sort of a semi, like a semi-coherent sort of argument.
And it's just back and forth.
And it's been going for 12 hours straight right now.
And I did it for 12 hours through the night last night.
And we had tens of thousands of views on it.
I got a smaller audience, but people are seeing and they want it.
The craziest things are getting a phone call from someone who's a chief of staff or a congressman or a senator saying, you hurt the congressman's feelings.
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You hurt the senator's feelings.
And could you be a little bit nicer over on X?
And you're like, what the hell are you talking about?
These things do actually cause pressure and donors think it's real.
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And honestly, a lot of people in Trump World think it's real.
My buddy used to work for a think tank and they fired him because my tweets were mean about people that they liked and he didn't disavow me right away.
So it's a real thing.
It does actually create pressure.
And there's a huge pressure if you go and scan at least what's happening over on X, where, you know, that's kind of like my biggest audience as well.
There's a lot of people that are pissed.
There's a mixed bag of the I stand with Dan Bongino crowd, whatever the hell that means.
He's like I said, I think he's leaving because he wants to, not because he has to.
I think he's miserable.
But there's also a lot of people that are like, you guys blew it and you all have to go.
And all of you have egg on your face.
And by the way, don't protect rich pedophiles.
That's not what America's promise is to our daughters and to our children and to the women here.
Like, what does that say to you that if you're too big to be arrested, they can kill the guy who was at the front of it.
And we're not even going to go investigate the people that were supposedly in those videos, which we heard about over and over again from multiple different angles, right?
That's transactional business for the FBI to go and hunt down people who appear in child pornography that are abusing minors.
It's not like the biggest priority for the FBI, but it's something they're pretty good at.
The squad that I had that we worked alongside in Washington, D.C., probably served at least one search warrant and one arrest warrant, and maybe two on any given week.
And for reference, most FBI agents will probably arrest one person a year on average, if that, for their cases, maybe, maybe one person every couple of years.
They were the high-volume stuff.
If you wanted to go get arrests, you went on the child pornography squad because they were knocking down child predators that were sharing it, the ones that were producing it.
They were marking down anybody that was in the distribution network, that was making money on selling it and so on and so forth.
And, you know, there's a lot of sickos in this country.
So you can do a lot of work there.
So why are we not getting the ones that were in the Epstein videos?
We were told they were there.
And here's my last little proof because this has got a little bit closer to home for Infowars.
I mean, you can edit out the kid and just show me the face.
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I don't need to know more other than elite pedophile seen in this place on this date.
Go get them and people will go to work.
People would do that for free.
People would love to do that for free.
There's a lot of people that would use all of their talents and resources and volunteer their technology and their computer processing and their attention span to look for bad people who hurt kids because America doesn't want to run on a nation that says you can get away with blackmail and you're actually too big for us to deal with you.
Yeah.
I mean, if the artists on Reddit could find where Shia LaBeouf was putting his resistance flag after Trump got elected the first time based on where the stars were in the sky and where the planes were flying and they took it out like three times, then they could definitely find a pedophile if you just do a screenshot of their face.
The mold profile of that wall is only to us.
Like there are people that would find this.
Okay.
And so let's do that.
Let's do that.
You know?
Well, you know, I'm actually encouraged to hear what you just said because you have every reason to be totally blackpilled and cynical.
And the fact that for you, there's even a maybe that this can be reversed.
We make folks available, people who know how to testify, that are going to step up and tell honest things.
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You can see right there, that's NYPD, right?
You've got task force officers.
So those people, they're doing just a basic search warrant.
And a basic search warrant means you could probably talk about what you saw, what you didn't see, what you found, what wasn't there.
What was it that you collected?
How about you give me somebody from the CART program, which is the computer exploitation team that the FBI has.
How about we have somebody from the various different technologies, from what's called Elshire, the electronic surveillance and the electronic evidence guys.
How about they come in and say, here's what we got.
When I went through Sears School with the Air Force, they teach you how to do a thing called discrediting the message.
So there's different tactics and techniques that if somebody puts you under duress and they are forcing you to say something while you're in a POW situation that you can do.
And I'm not going to reveal what they all are because I think, I don't know, maybe they're classified, but either way, they're sensitive.
But there's things you could do.
And a lot of it is the way that you look and the way you present yourself.
And Dan Bongino was doing an awful lot of them, whether he meant to or not.
There is no such thing as a nugget or a tendril in a case.
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The FBI doesn't have nuggets or tendrils.
And they were like, we've looked at every nugget and every tendril in this case.
It's like, well, I got to ask you about this too, because this story disappeared.
This story disappeared.
Right, right.
A nugget or a tendril.
You know what?
Skedaddling is right.
So this story almost disappeared today because of all the news, but it came out that all the metadata in the video, the 11-hour video that was released by the administration, right, had been edited at least like four times and had been in Adobe Premiere with, or no, edited twice with four splices, an Adobe Premiere.
What the hell's going on with this video of the hallway that wasn't even looking at itself?
It looks like someone just set up a total discrediting op, doesn't it?
He started off in the audio world and had a producer even from then.
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So did he go through and analyze that video and know what it was?
Or was he taking the word of someone who was setting him up to look like a fool?
Because they look like fools.
What they did is they said, we're going to give you the raw video and that would not pass scrutiny in a court, period.
Like without a forensic log, without a custodial log of what happened, what the edits were, when they were done, why they were done, why the splices, why was it in Adobe, what was necessary, what was the method that you extracted it from the original machine?
How did you then encode it to be able to release?
Like there's a real serious sort of chain of custody that needs to be done for video as well.
And then Pam Bonnie went out and said, right after those two guys went out and said it's conclusive and he did it.
And the video shows it.
She said it's not conclusive while sitting in the White House.
It's a comedy of errors.
I mean, it would look like someone with like the wrong people in the DOJ and the FBI were briefing the executives so that they would have contradictory stories.
So they would all look like fools when they went and shut it down in the public.
And you know what?
Even if it was a legit story, like I said, there's a way that you could tell a legit story and make it really, really bad.
How many of your friends have ever come and told you something?
They left out the critical details and you're like, you're freaking lying.
And then when you get the whole story, you're like, oh, well, no, they weren't lying.
You can't tell them it's a raw video, slightly enhanced, and then it's like completely spliced and edited and run together.
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And there's four different clips.
Well, you can't tell people that you've done an exhaustive investigation without sharing the details.
Even if they would have shared the details of the investigation, that would have been something.
They didn't even explain how they were first a couple of days ago that there were 250 plus victims that needed to be censored out of all the stuff and there were 10,000 plus hours of video.
And the next minute is like, no blackmail, no cases.
It looked like they tried to drop it behind a national tragedy with maximum deaths from a flood that happened down the street from you and I. So that's crazy too.
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And so all of that is suspicious looking.
And if you want to throw suspicion off, you turn the lights on and you, you know, you hike up your skirt and you show them what you got underneath.
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He's believed to be holed up inside an underground bunker northeast of the capital.
Iranian proxies, which have been severely degraded, are threatening to commit acts of terror against American troops and American ships in the region.
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And sources are telling ABC News that President Trump has approved the attack plans for Iran that were presented to him.
And American businesses are now bracing for cyber attacks.
The whole world's watching.
In light of that news, I have a message directly from the president.
And I quote, Based on the fact that there's a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks.
That's a quote directly from the president for all of you today.
What's your take on that?
Because people say, well, that's just the President.
No, that's Trump talking.
Now it looks like he's given himself more breathing room two weeks when we were coming down to the deadline.
And the last deadline passed, obviously, and within 24 hours Israel struck.
What Trump is saying, I believe, in that message is, I don't want to embroil America in a war for the next decade plus.