In this episode of the War Room, Stephen K. Bannon sits down with the CEO of the Center for Renewing America, Russ Vogt, to talk about the current state of the war room, and why it's important to have a war room.
00:01:06.340We're going to get him up in a little while.
00:01:08.040I've got Russ Vogt, and I have a package for Russ Vogt.
00:01:10.420As soon as my crack team in Denver and here on the road tell me we're ready to go, I'll play that.
00:01:15.800But I'm going to bring in Russ Vogt at CR.
00:01:17.480Russ, first off, before I get the cold open ready for you, just give me a second on, we just had Mark Paoletta on here, who's absolutely fantastic.
00:01:49.660I think, number one, we started the Center for Renewing America because we believed that everyone would want to say that they were America first and MAGA and that they would essentially be trying to be putting that branding on, which is general, conservative, incorporated ideas that have put us in a position where, you know, 40, 50 years and multiple Republican presidents until Donald Trump, we didn't even begin to move the needle.
00:02:13.700And he leaves office and we're now on the cusp of tyranny.
00:02:16.560And so we wanted to make sure that we had, not unlike this as an information command center on the war room, from a policy perspective, we wanted to make sure that the creation of battle plans was from people who actually believed it and were not afraid to take on withering enemy fire.
00:02:34.340Second thing I would say is that we stock our organizations with people who are battle tested, who have been in government.
00:02:41.440So when we say something can be done, when we say that a governor can seal off the border, it can be done.
00:02:50.740And I think what the left is very fearful of right now, Donald Trump has never had a team collectively.
00:02:57.680He's had few, but he has never had an army of people that could serve in government, believe fully in what he believes in, and can execute them, and execute it within with enemy fire that's coming over the target.
00:03:15.680And that's something that we, Mark was my general counsel at OMB, you know, that's something that we perfected at OMB, and we want to provide models of people who do that.
00:03:27.960And that is something that, you know, they count on a house divided that we saw often under the first term for various reasons.
00:03:35.720And, you know, our view is that we want to give the president options of people and ideas and battle plans that will prevent that from happening.
00:03:44.280And I think the left knows why that is so destabilizing, and they are sounding the alarm, notwithstanding slandering us in the process.
00:03:54.620No, I think so high as CRA, I've gone to both your conferences, and people know I go to very few conferences because they're time-consuming, but yours is so special.
00:04:02.180You had a presentation, and I actually had Matt Boyle join me this time to come down because I wanted him to meet your institution, your building.
00:04:11.460Particularly, I think it was on Saturday, the last day, you had a presentation that I said, man, as busy as I am, I've got to go down and sit in the general audience and watch this.
00:04:19.580It was about the crisis or the focus on the point of attack.
00:04:26.000The time you've got to get maniacally focused, you have to be completely hermetically sealed,
00:04:30.380because when you're going for the point of attack, that's where they're going to come after you.
00:04:34.460Walk our audience through that concept.
00:05:22.420One of our core values is fearless, faithful, and frugal in everything we do.
00:05:27.080The conservative movement, our cause, needs all three of those things.
00:05:31.040If we're not fearless at the point of attack, if we don't have courage, then we will step away from the battle.
00:05:36.360It will be convenient not to be there.
00:05:38.620But our view is that that's where the country needs us, and we're not going to save our country without a little confrontation.
00:05:43.800And so if I get attacked for all manner of different names, and I've been called all of them.
00:05:49.000If I'm not willing to provide a model in the same way that I've looked at you, Steve, and Peter, and said, look, these guys have counted the cost.
00:05:58.500If you're not willing to count the cost, I don't want to serve with you.
00:06:01.500I really do not want to serve with you in government.
00:06:03.660If you have not been willing to acclimate yourself to the possibility that you will have to spend a night in jail, that you will have to tell your family you may not see me for a while, that is the only mentality that we will save our country.
00:06:15.440And when we all start understanding that courage is contagious, we will have an army of people that are ready for the conflict that is coming with regard to what the left will throw at us and the types of policies and proposals, all constitutional, that are necessary for us to stand in the breach.
00:06:39.360I want to have you watch it and then comment on it.
00:06:41.940What Trump and his allies want is not that kind of deliberative due process.
00:06:47.780They're not trying to hold people accountable for actual wrongdoing.
00:06:51.260They're trying to reshape the American justice system to make it a political tool to go after Democrats or anyone who has done Trump wrong.
00:07:00.640And political prosecutions, remember, were a major goal for the MAGA movement long before Trump got indicted or convicted.
00:07:28.800Vogt is a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist who crafted parts of the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 on how to remake the executive branch in a Trump presidency.
00:07:38.280And then back in September of 2022, before Trump got indicted or even entered the presidential race, Vogt wrote an essay saying the left had dragged America into a, quote, post-constitutional moment, saying it was time for the right to reinterpret the Constitution in a radical new way.
00:07:57.480He encouraged conservatives to, quote, throw off precedents and legal paradigms that have wrongly developed over the last 200 years.
00:08:05.720In their place, according to the Post, he laid out plans for, quote, Donald Trump to deploy the military, to quash civil unrest, seize more control over the Justice Department, and assert the power to withhold congressional appropriations.
00:08:18.080And that's just on Trump's first day back in office, according to Vogt.
00:08:22.520Now, just to pause on that, he's not calling for accountability through due process of the law to hold people accountable.
00:08:29.620He wants to reshape the system for the purpose of punishing Trump's perceived enemies.
00:08:35.320And last year, he told a Heritage Foundation crowd, quote, the Department of Justice is not an independent agency.
00:08:41.660If anyone brings it up in a policy meeting in the White House, I want them out of the meeting.
00:08:46.600So here's the larger picture outside of the week to week news cycle and the latest Republican reactions.
00:08:52.800The Republican line of fight fire with fire here over and over and over again is really just covered for a frightening plan to overhaul the justice system and the executive branch at large.
00:09:04.700And by the way, this plan completely predates Trump's convictions and indictments.
00:09:08.820It's what they've had in mind all along.
00:09:11.660An attitude typified by possibly the most powerful conservative you've never heard of, Russ Vogt, a self-identified Christian nationalist who wrote portions of the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 on how to remake the executive branch in a Trump presidency.
00:09:26.340This week, the Washington Post identified vote as a potential chief of staff in a new Trump administration, even as he lays out his vision for a post-constitutional presidency to turn the government into a flatly authoritarian project or failing that just a mafia state.
00:09:42.820Reporting that vote has helped craft proposals from Donald Trump to deploy the military to quash civil unrest, seize more control over the Justice Department and assert the power to withhold congressional appropriations.
00:09:53.520And that's just on Trump's first day backing off.
00:09:58.340You know, we curate MSNBC, CNN, BBC, all of it, New York Times.
00:10:31.120Let's talk about what we're actually doing and what their fear is, because they're now, you know, they're they're they're they're this is beyond pearl clutching.
00:10:38.460They're in the pure panic stage about this because they know it's going to happen.
00:10:44.980It is not a post-constitutional vision.
00:10:47.240That is a slander from what I have written.
00:10:49.360It is a post-constitutional reality that they have created.
00:10:53.400They are the ones that have used political prosecutions and lawfare to turn us into, you know, Roman times, where if you were out of office, you've got unlimited number of lawsuits that you had to deal with.
00:11:04.620That is the situation that we are facing.
00:11:07.420And what the left has done over 100 years is to never amend the Constitution.
00:11:12.260They've just created fourth branches of independent agencies that they have basically made unaccountable to a president who didn't have the ability to come in because of precedence.
00:11:31.300Notice she didn't have she didn't have air quotes on that.
00:11:34.320It is not to reinterpret the Constitution.
00:11:36.600It is to go back to the Constitution and put yourself in the position of the founders and how they would have responded to the branches and have branch-on-branch conflict because in that you have separation of powers so that our freedoms are protected.
00:11:52.400And I use the language of post-constitutional reality for a purpose because we have an entire controlled opposition side of lawyers that believe this is just fiddling at the margins of some case that's working its way between this circuit court and this circuit court.
00:12:07.760No, it is about actual branch-on-branch conflict to get into the actual words and the logic of the Constitution and act on that basis.
00:12:21.720And that's why I'm working every single day to make sure that he has things to choose from in terms of a menu.
00:12:28.040But the notion that we're going to solve this by just going along with the way we've done it for the last 40, 50 years and our side thinking this is, oh, we just win this court case, everything will be successful.
00:12:39.000No, there is no substitute for both recognizing the seriousness of the problem and dealing with it at a holistic level.
00:12:47.100And I just want to give you one example that everyone knows.
00:12:49.980In 2001, we knew that the border would not be sealed because it was the strategy of the Biden administration.
00:12:57.420And we knew that while court cases were important, we could win them, they'll ignore it.
00:13:00.800We said the only way to deal with it is to look at the Constitution and find that governors could prevent an invasion that was occurring outside of federal immigration law.
00:13:10.240Do you know how many conservative lawyers came forward to help us?
00:13:17.400It was the Center for Renewing America.
00:13:20.080It was the lawyers that we have on our team, Kent Cuccinelli and others, who said this is what must be done.
00:13:26.700The founders envisioned it, and the conservative movement was silent.
00:13:31.220And so we are trying to rally to our cause these ships of Dunkirk so that we are ready with the types of battle plans that are necessary to save the country.
00:13:43.160This has been – it's been a work we've been doing for a while.
00:13:47.100I want to go back to when you talk about the alphabet agencies.
00:14:25.120It's the deconstruction of the administrative state, and while you're doing that, the administrative state now has a deep state aspect to it, a kind of a rogue aspect, which is like a Praetorian Guard.
00:14:37.700It combines the intelligence agencies, some of the legal apparatus, some of the defense apparatus.
00:14:43.080It's like the Praetorian Guard in ancient Roman times, of which they will select the direction of the country, not the voters, not the citizens.
00:16:30.180Now, I know a lot of these folks who also shared your same concerns about Donald Trump have sort of said, all right, we're rallying around Donald Trump.
00:16:38.280You had said, though, that would not be the case with you.
00:16:41.200You had said that he's a populist and an authoritarian narcissist, that character is too important to me, and it's a job that requires the kind of character he just doesn't have.
00:17:19.720I think it's a contribution of factors.
00:17:21.200But I think it really is just character at the end of the day.
00:17:23.220And the fact that if you're willing to put yourself above the Constitution, an oath you swear when you take office, in federal office, whether it's president or a member of Congress, you swear an oath to the Constitution.
00:17:32.060And if you're willing to suborn it to yourself, I think that makes you unfit for all.
00:17:36.640These traditional, you know, constitutional conservatives, Russ, I got to ask you because you come, you know, you and Chip Roy and others I admire have kind of are coming or have migrated from that side.
00:17:53.300What are they missing that, as Mark Levin so eloquently says, the great one, we're in a post-constitutional situation right now because the Marxist, Alinsky, radical left has shredded the Constitution.
00:18:07.740Hey, you're coming in and going to be a big part of the second term, you know, President Trump's second term because you're such a big part of the first.
00:18:14.460First, you're saying the reality is it's a post-constitutional America, and we have to deal with that in being radical constitutionalists.
00:18:23.940Yeah, the only reason I have to say the word radical is we have people that their definition of constitutionalism is whatever the latest, you know, court has said as opposed to what the founders would have described and did describe.
00:18:38.320And so I think you have to get in the logic of the fights.
00:18:41.240We have a whole political class that's afraid of confrontation.
00:18:43.600We can't have a government shutdown or even a fight over the debt limit because people like Paul Ryan are more scared about Wall Street than they are their voters or their own oath to the Constitution.
00:18:55.100And so the whole field of possibilities has been whittled down to very few things.
00:19:01.340And so you have a dysfunctional Congress that doesn't do anything on a year-by-year basis because all of the action is in the fourth branch agencies.
00:19:11.840That are, guess what, they are looking not to the president of the United States, not to the rank-and-file members that you have on this show.
00:19:19.240They're looking to committee chairmen, and they're looking to House and Senate leadership, and that is only the end of K Street.
00:19:26.440So you have a machine, a cartel, that is working very, very well.
00:19:32.240It's just not working to the benefit and to the expectations of the American people, and that's what we have to change.
00:19:39.000And I am not surprised about where Paul Ryan is coming from.
00:19:42.000He's part of a 40-, 50-year consensus on the right that said if we view everyone as just a consumer, just a consumer, then we will have nirvana in this country.
00:19:53.060We will have all the best policy in the world, and the reality is that's a lie, and it's not based on any kind of rigorous intellectual foundation.
00:20:08.720They are oriented towards their creator.
00:20:10.880And if you don't have a public policy that actually addresses the entirety of who we are as human beings, you will fail, and you will go in the direction of what the left has wanted us to because, what?
00:20:22.720The left was – they're the ones that say man is the measure of all things and that we are not created in the image of God.
00:20:28.100So my view is that we've got to have a holistic accounting of who we are and that that bleeds into our politics, and we look for fights and battle plans that are based on the totality of who we are as individuals.
00:20:43.660Can we go ahead and play the – this fight's been going on for a while.
00:20:46.600It was really the blueprint for the first Trump term, including the selection of Supreme Court justices that would focus on the deconstruction of the administrative state.
00:21:17.580I think if you look at the lines of work, I kind of break it out into three verticals or three buckets.
00:21:21.360The first is kind of national security and sovereignty, and that's your intelligence, the Defense Department, Homeland Security.
00:21:27.140The second line of work is what I refer to as economic nationalism, and that is Wilbur Ross at Commerce, Steve Mnuchin at Treasury, Lighthizer at Trade, Peter Navarro, Stephen Miller,
00:21:38.860these people that are rethinking how we're going to reconstruct our trade arrangements around the world.
00:21:43.560The third, broadly, line of work is what is deconstruction of the administrative state.
00:21:50.560So I think the three most important things, I think one of the most pivotal moments in modern American history was his immediate withdrawal from TPP.
00:22:01.660That got us out of a trade deal and let our sovereignty come back to ourselves.
00:22:06.900The people, the mainstream media don't get this, but we're already working in consultation with the Hill.
00:22:11.660People are starting to think through a whole raft of amazing and innovative bilateral relationships, bilateral trading relationships with people
00:22:18.780that will reposition America in the world as a fair trading nation and start to bring jobs, high-value-added manufacturing jobs, back to the United States of America.
00:22:29.180One of the proudest moments of my life is when, you can tell in the back, the mainstream media, Russ, the New York Times, they go, what's the administrative state?
00:22:41.980And the audience, blue-collar Americans, right there, MAGA, the deplorables, they were going crazy, deconstruct the administration.
00:22:49.440They absolutely understand their bones.
00:22:53.340It's something that's extra-constitutional that's destroying this nation.
00:22:57.320You've been the tip of the spear, and that's why it's both the judiciary and it's what you guys are working on for the executive branch and the legislative branch.
00:23:05.340That's why we're going to have five big cases in the next couple weeks that will be decided.
00:23:08.860Russ Vogt, you're closing observations about where we are in this fight against the administrative state.
00:23:15.180The left is opposing us with all that they have because our theory of the case has never been more developed.
00:23:21.840The plans have never been more developed, and the cadre of individuals that are coming from across the country and raising their hands has never been more experienced and courageous.
00:23:35.720And so we are in a moment of 60 seconds' worth of distance run, in the words of Kipling.
00:23:40.520And we've got to do everything we can to keep executing under enemy fire.
00:23:46.740That's what I got over the weekend with the Washington Post.
00:23:49.600That's what we get every single day at the Center for Renewing America.
00:23:52.740And it doesn't dissuade us, nor does it dissuade you here on the war room.
00:23:55.960And I think that's what everyone needs to keep moving, keep rowing the oar, keep rolling down, and we will win this fight.
00:24:03.720And we will be prepared to have the most consequential, even beyond the consequential four years that the president has already given the country.
00:24:12.640But we will give the potential for this next term something that the country has never seen before.
00:24:23.020Russ Vogt and the team at CRA are always right there at the point of attack.
00:24:27.720It's a small group, but, man, are they fierce.
00:24:29.580Russ, how do they get to your Twitter feed, which comes in a little hot on occasions, and also how do they get over to CRA?
00:24:36.540AmericaRenewing.com is the website, and they can get me at atRustVote, or they can get the center at AMRenewCenter.
00:24:43.480And we'd love to have you join our cause.
00:25:16.720Why is that important to people's, not just health, their energy, the whole package, sir?
00:25:21.220Yeah, and you spoke with Dr. Kim before, who I know will be on here soon, to explain even more in depth about each ingredient and fruit and vegetable that he put in there to benefit each part of your body.
00:25:33.560So, the difference is ours versus our competitors is it's all real organic fruits and vegetables, and each serving is a full serving of fruits and vegetables, and none of our competitors can say that.
00:25:42.840And the doctors, and we always tell all of our customers that it has these benefits, and actually, recently, we've partnered with a place to do clinical studies to prove everything we say, that it will lower your biological age and help with your kidney, liver, heart.
00:25:57.520And so, we are investing so that we can say, you know, we possess, and possession is nine-tenths of the law, as I've heard someone say.
00:26:05.160We possess the product that is the best on the market, and so we are putting our money where our mouth is to have those studies done to prove it.
00:26:15.040Yours takes, I mean, it's a more, it takes, it's a longer process, right?
00:26:32.480Yeah, so all of our competition, they're going to go to a supplier where they have, you know, a bunch of options, and they'll say, all right, we're going to extract all these vitamins, and we're going to put it in.
00:26:44.600It's from certain fruits and vegetables we're going to extract, and we're going to put in the capsules.
00:26:48.600And if you, I mean, just, if you look at a capsule, I mean, I have a bottle right here.
00:26:55.600A full serving of fruits and vegetables, by FDA standards, has to have exactly a certain amount of, you know, powder and fruit and vegetables inside of it.
00:27:04.740So we, I think we have 33 different suppliers now from different farms where we have to work with them directly to get our specific strawberries, to get our specific kale, to get everything.
00:27:15.440And we have to have it all brought in, freeze-dried, turned into a powder, and then, you know, bottled and sent out to everybody in the country.
00:27:24.400So it's a much more monotonous and difficult process, you know, from supplying all the way to the finished product, rather than just going to one supplier that's going to supply for everybody.
00:27:35.600And it's just an extraction process where they're going to water it down a little bit.
00:27:38.360And there's real no difference between all of our competition.
00:27:41.880They kind of all use the same cheap ingredients.
00:27:45.720Ours is, like recently, we're about to launch our chocolate flavor.
00:27:49.920And it's a perfect example of how difficult it is to make our product because we have to go through this huge product to make it organic.
00:33:10.560As you know, March 27, 2023, 28-year-old Audrey Elizabeth Hale, who – born female, self-identified as a transgender male – walked into her former elementary school, Covenant School here in Nashville,
00:33:22.720and murdered three nine-year-old kids and three staff members before Metro National Police got there and killed her.
00:33:30.720We have been in court, in federal court, filed a suit against the FBI to release all the Covenant killer writings, and then also in state court since May of 2023.
00:33:42.480And so we obtained, last week, 80 pages from the Journal of the Killer and many other documents, and we started writing stories about those documents, right?
00:33:57.820But we didn't publish any of the documents.
00:33:59.720Well, Monday evening, the judge in the case, Lashia Miles, the chancellor court judge in Tennessee, sent me an order to show up in court on Monday,
00:34:10.160show cause why I should not be basically put in jail for contempt of court for violating her court orders, except there's the only problem – well, I haven't violated any of her court orders, and I think she knows that.
00:34:22.040You know, this came about because a reporter for a local television station owned by Great TV, his name is – he's a total weasel – his name is Stacey Cameron – called her up, called the judge up on Monday and said,
00:34:34.680hey, Leahy and the Tennessee Star are publishing all these stories.
00:34:38.900You should hit them with a contempt of court charge.
00:34:43.340And so, yeah, right after that, we got the order.
00:34:46.340Now, we're obviously not sitting back.
00:34:48.680We're coming back at them, and we'll have some emergency motions here to stop it today, but we'll see.
00:35:23.680Here's the issue is that Leahy – and you've had others.
00:35:28.080You've had other talk show hosts out there.
00:35:30.340You've had other people on the internet that have done a good job.
00:35:33.600This is about the killing, and it gets to kind of this transgender violence and about the medicine, the procedures, all of it.
00:35:40.580It appears that that's all being suppressed, that that types of information across the board here on these situations is being suppressed.
00:35:50.360In the Nashville situation, you have this, and if you look at the – you look at her.
00:35:56.900She did go to Covenant School, the school that she went back to and gunned down in cold blood these little children and the three instructors.
00:36:03.520She was a graduate there, and if you go back and look at the pictures of her and when she was there, she's a lovely young woman.
00:36:12.000If you see what these writings have come out – and she had both journals and she did a manifesto, and I think it's just because of Steve Crowder and some other people.
00:36:22.800I think we just have maybe pages of the manifestos, pages of the – and just snippets.
00:36:29.640They have tons of information that the government is withholding, the FBI is withholding, local authorities are withholding.
00:36:38.360They have tons of information about the mindset, about what happened in her transition or what happened in her transformation that was also inside her mind and about the hate she was building up.
00:36:50.660They now have – I think she put a last will and testament, one of these – that the guys described, Leahy and his team described, last will and testament that she pasted to her wall with really telling her mom,
00:37:04.420hey, my stuffed animals, I don't want my stuffed animals put in a dingy basement.
00:37:26.360It's very important for people to get this so we can track – because if you look at her when she was at Covenant, this is a lovely young lady.
00:37:35.420I mean it's like Mark 1, Mod 0, appears like nice Christian girl coming out of a very solid Christian education with a solid family life.
00:37:46.100And then you see a monster that goes and guns down little – with a high-powered rifle, goes down and guns down little children and the instructors in cold blood at point-blank range.
00:37:56.280And you understand that this – she thought about this for a long time.
00:38:02.100You had these journals, which you're – the Tennessee Star, when you read it, you're shocked about it.
00:38:08.600You're shocked about how the FBI thinks about it.
00:38:10.580And it's just the question is why is this not all put out there and why is some federal judge or some judge saying, hey, Leahy, you broke the rules here.
00:38:19.980You've got to come to court and you've got to stand in front of me, sir.
00:38:40.600I will continue, assuming you can hear me.
00:38:42.820So, yeah, I am – we've got 80 pages of documents or 80 pages from her journal, and we've been publishing not the pages but the content from it.
00:38:54.160Now, what's interesting about this, Steve, is the state court judge has required me to show up in court on Monday on a show cause hearing to basically – if she doesn't like what I say, she could in theory put me in jail, even though we haven't violated any of her court orders.
00:39:10.800What's interesting about this is the day after we filed the state court case, the FBI, Steve, sent to the Metro National Police Department chief a memo, a three-page memo.
00:39:25.340The memo was basically protection of legacy tokens.
00:39:48.840We also know, Steve, that this young woman had been under psychiatric care and psychological care for 22 years.
00:39:57.120Back in 2001 she began when she was a student at Covenant and that as far as we know, the first psychologist who treated her knew from her notes that she was interested in killing her father and carrying out a school shooting.
00:40:14.300But she did – that psychologist did not tell the father that he was subject to a possible killing by her daughter, thereby violating – due to a warrant here in Tennessee.
00:40:29.260The same thing happened when she went to Vanderbilt Psychiatric.
00:40:31.700So a very troubling, very troubling case.
00:40:33.640Now, it's troubling because these are major institutions.
00:40:46.660Of all you said, and the psychiatrist or the psychologist is horrible, and I know you're going to deal with it.
00:40:52.340Go back to this concept because the war room is about nomenclature.
00:40:56.280You dropped a bomb of something I've never heard before, legacy tokens.
00:40:59.720What is a legacy token, and why is the FBI doesn't think it's good to keep those and to actually promulgate them so we can start to get patterns and understand this?
00:41:10.380What's a legacy token, and why is the FBI so adamant that they have to be hidden from the public and then destroyed, sir?
00:41:18.080It is a term invented by the FBI in about 2018.
00:41:23.040It is basically the legacy of a mass murderer.
00:41:26.720Remember, their videotapes or their manifestos or their writings in which they claim credit for the mass murder and then identify their motivation.
00:41:38.620Basically, the FBI told Metro National Police Department Chief John Drake, don't release this because the public won't understand it.
00:41:46.020And certain groups might have people who would say bad things about them.
00:41:50.980In other words, basically, transgender killers, right?
00:41:55.180They also, they didn't say, you know, destroy this document, but they said there's precedent for destroying these documents.
00:42:05.160Apparently, in the Columbine killings back in 1999, they did destroy some of the tapes.
00:42:10.180They're concerned that there will be copycats if this is out there.
00:42:15.340So that's the thinking on the FBI's part.
00:42:21.400They don't want it out because this gets to the heart of the transgender ideology, and there's something deeply, deeply wrong there, as Showalter and Dr. Miriam Grossman have told us for a long time.
00:42:33.720Follow us here on the John Frederick's Radio Network, which is always expanding.
00:42:37.520We're going to Memphis here officially, hopefully the end of this week, early next week.
00:42:40.780How do people get to all your content?
00:42:42.220You're the most brilliant guys I know.
00:42:44.420Where do they go to get all of Michael Patrick Leahy, sir?
00:42:47.380The best place to go right now is TennesseeStar.com, TennesseeStar.com.
00:42:50.500In the past week since we obtained all of these documents, we've written about 40 exclusive stories, one of which, Steve, is that the killer, Audrey Elizabeth Hale, paid for the guns that she used to kill these kids and these staffers with Pell Grant money.
00:43:05.120So that was a pretty stunning revelation.
00:43:08.720We have innumerable revelations that you can see at TennesseeStar.com.
00:43:12.180We've got a special category there, Covenant Shootings.
00:43:15.060Just click on that and you can see all these stories.
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