On today's show, John Case and Steve talk about the latest in the case of former Georgia prosecutor Tina Peters and her case against the state election board in Fulton County, Georgia. They also discuss the Smartmatic voter fraud scandal in Georgia, and the ongoing investigation into Smartmatic by the Georgia Department of Law Enforcement.
00:02:10.000Just give us the big picture on exactly what's going on as, because I can tell you,
00:02:16.000it's a very high priority for President Trump and a very high priority for the MAGA movement to get to the bottom of the 2020 election, sir.
00:02:23.000Yeah, Steve, so much going on, we would need three shows, but the three big items are major progress working on the Fulton County ballots,
00:02:34.000the state election board ruling against Fulton County.
00:05:15.000And they were tracking this, the media value of her name,
00:05:19.000all the while she was conducting this prosecution into her political adversaries.
00:05:25.000Tell me about, can we go to the Fulton County ballots also now?
00:05:32.000We're going to go back and go in depth more probably later in the week on all this,
00:05:37.000because it is absolutely essential we get to the bottom in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, all of it.
00:05:44.000But Georgia seems to be the one that the corruption is most up in your face.
00:05:49.000Talk to me about these ballots, because I've heard there's 500,000 ballots in a trailer.
00:05:53.000I've been advocating sending the U.S. Marshals in there.
00:05:56.000Hermie Dillon at Maine Justice is sending strongly worded letters, which is fine.
00:06:03.000But I heard now they've actually, I guess Fulton County has admitted that there's hundreds of thousands that were not legitimately counted now, sir?
00:10:32.000And we've, by the way, have gotten the SB 244, which was a bill that we got passed to provide compensation for these victims of prosecutorial misconduct.
00:10:46.000What funny Willis did, and it was the greatest case of prosecutorial misconduct in American history.
00:10:54.000We said this back in two years ago when we call for her impeachment two years ago.
00:11:00.000And everything that we said then was echoed by this prosecuting attorney counsel report that came out just in the last month that caused the entire case to be dismissed.
00:11:22.000So the Dominion system was never legitimately certified.
00:11:27.000We have unrefuted export witness testimony, and we have the also forensic reports that show that it does not comply with the guidelines, the 2005 guidelines for encryption key protection and for secure password management.
00:11:45.000It's pretty much an open and shut case.
00:11:56.000So we have filed to vacate that certification and provide all the expert witnesses reports.
00:12:06.000And we're going to explain that today, as well as what's interesting about this, Steve, is that, you know, this testimony is unrefuted.
00:12:16.000And we found out later that the one of the organizations that has tried to refute not necessarily this testimony, but expert witness testimony regarding Dominion is this Colorado County Clerks Association.
00:12:29.000So we did an investigation into that a little bit preliminary and just see this is kind of a facade shell that appears to be operating under the will of the Dominion Voting System Company, which is headquartered in Colorado.
00:12:46.000So we're going to lay out some of the evidence there that today that that shows that that is really not a legitimate run organization.
00:12:57.000Do we owe all this to five years after the fact?
00:13:06.000You know, a couple of hundred patriots that have been hammering this every day from the state election board to your organization, to others that have just pounded this.
00:13:14.000I mean, what's so amazing and going after Fonnie Willis.
00:13:18.000I mean, there's the corruption and the malfeasance is so deep.
00:13:22.000It's like President Trump said when he came out to AmFest last year, the reason he decided to come back and run again is he realized that we didn't actually tell the truth, that we didn't win and then had the opportunity to tell the truth.
00:13:35.000It would be the biggest catastrophe in the history of this republic that they were allowed to steal a presidential election and that so many people either cooperated and or look the other way.
00:13:46.000In Georgia, I'm gonna tell you, this is a black mark on the Georgia political establishment of the Republican Party.
00:13:53.000I just think you guys are such heroes.
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00:19:35.000She was sending Trump to prison, but she broke so many people.
00:19:39.000Hell, it's one of the reasons Rudy went bankrupt.
00:19:42.000Rudy's beautiful, I don't know, 16 room apartment in New York City.
00:19:46.000Yeah, I think he had to sell and didn't take any cash out of the deal because he had to pay it off to other things.
00:19:51.000You folks in Georgia, you're simply heroes.
00:19:56.000You're exactly like that revolutionary generation that has come down and had the back of Hamilton and had the back of Sam Adams and had the back of Jefferson and Washington and the militias and the small Continental Army.
00:29:36.000You know what the strategy in the Revolutionary War was?
00:29:38.000You know what the grand strategy in the Revolutionary War was?
00:29:41.000That eventually went global and had this turn into another massive geopolitical global struggle from India to the capital markets in London, the city of London, all of it.
00:29:53.000The grand strategy of the revolutionary generation was simple.
00:30:05.000The British have the most powerful, in fact, they built an institution, the Royal Navy, that was one of the most powerful institutions in the history of mankind, created one of the greatest empires ever.
00:30:16.000You had a British army that, pound for pound, was as tough and successful as any army at the time in the world, plus mercenaries, plus money, plus thinking, right?
00:30:30.000I mean, although William Pitt, the elder, he was actually more on our side than their side about how to think this thing through.
00:30:38.000You still had all that handed down generation after generation of really geopolitical thinking.
00:31:09.000War went from Fort Ticonderoga to Bunker Hill to Lexington Concord, all of it.
00:31:15.000Tomorrow, you know, on Christmas Day, Patrick came, Donald and I do what we've done every year for the last, I don't know, decade, the combat history of Christmas.
00:31:26.000We talk about the Christmas season through the eyes of some of the greatest battles in American history that were fought.
00:31:33.000We start always with Trenton having gotten his ass kicked for three or four months everywhere.
00:31:43.000Washington finally took a stand and turned this thing around.
00:33:22.000We have a big time structural issue here that, you know, the bet that we made, the massive bet that we made on the big, beautiful bill on the supply side tax cut and the tariffs as a forcing function to drive capital expenditures here to bring high value manufacturing.
00:33:43.000David Malpass, thank you so much for writing this, doing it.
00:33:47.000And I really want to thank actually also the Wall Street Journal, which is not a friend of populism and not particularly a friend of the war room.
00:33:54.000They have gone, I think, out of their way to allow you to start making this case on the pages of the, along with the Financial Times of London, I would say is the most prestigious financial paper in the world.
00:35:07.000Two of those came out on Friday and said they wanted, they were hawkish.
00:35:12.000They thought that the growth of the country was fast enough that they didn't really want to be looking at any more rate cuts.
00:35:20.000So one of the worries is that we're done with the rate cutting cycle.
00:35:24.000You know, President Trump was right on both the buildings and the rates.
00:35:28.000And this goes to this issue of who are the winners and losers out of the status quo.
00:35:35.000The Fed is running the status quo that has all these 50-year-old models that don't work on inflation.
00:35:42.000They're, and I'll give you some names, you know, the gnarly Nairu and the Phillips curve, the inflation targeting model, the QE model, which they're reinstituting, which just means for the Fed and Washington, D.C. to get bigger and more powerful over the private sector.
00:36:01.000Through this, China is one of the winners because they're seeing the dollar undercut.
00:36:07.000So, very importantly in this, the Fed doesn't defend the dollar.
00:36:39.000Why are we doing this audience, although, you know, working class and middle class is very familiar with the terminology of the last five, six, seven years we've explained to people.
00:36:50.000Why are we expanding the balance sheet?
00:36:52.000I thought we were going to try to make sure we didn't have asset bubbles.
00:36:55.000I thought the purpose was to try to maybe tighten this thing up.
00:36:58.000Why is the Fed doing quantitative easing right now?
00:37:02.000Why are we expanding the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve?
00:37:05.000They say they're worried about liquidity within the banking system.
00:37:09.000Here we are in this asset price escalation.
00:37:13.000And the banks are really effective at taking care of themselves.
00:37:17.000Why are we worried about the banks and the money market funds?
00:37:21.000But the Fed says they have to be the center of the financial system.
00:37:26.000So what they announced on December 11th and, you know, it's formally it's on the Fed website that they're going to buy $40 billion per month of Treasury bills just to create liquidity for the banks.
00:37:41.000That means they borrow from the banks and create a basis of lending for the banks to somehow help them.
00:37:48.000But what that means is the banks aren't going to be lending to small businesses.
00:37:53.000That would be a better choice for the country and for the people.
00:37:57.000The Fed's protecting the big guy in that decision.
00:38:02.000Why do we need a Fed that's going to have $9 trillion of assets, all of it, government bonds?
00:38:10.000Why do we want a central bank that only invests in the U.S. government and it does it in such large portions that it manipulates capital markets?
00:38:22.000Any time they talk about liquidity issues and the repos and everything like that, it was very complicated to understand.
00:38:31.000Why should we be having – isn't that kind of a flashing kind of red light for people that why are we having a liquidity issue that you have to go back and have to use the Fed's balance sheet to do this?
00:38:44.000Isn't that a question a lot of people are starting to ask?
00:38:47.000And they should. Because the Fed is the 800-pound gorilla, the private sector isn't doing the work that they used to do.
00:38:56.000That was the interbank market and the Fed funds market and the third-party repo market.
00:39:01.000That was all private sector. That's been nationalized by the Fed.
00:39:07.000So that means if the Fed does things good enough for government work, you know what that means.
00:39:13.000They're going to miss the whole point.
00:39:16.000In 2019, famously, they didn't anticipate there were going to be quarterly tax payments.
00:39:22.000Everybody in the world knew there were going to be quarterly tax payments that required cash.
00:39:28.000The Fed didn't set up in advance for that because it's put itself in the center of markets and not letting independent action take care of things.
00:40:23.000Well, no, I think, and I did, you know, the Wall Street Journal ran my letter pointing out that why gold is up is because people don't trust the Fed.
00:40:33.000They think the Fed is going to keep doing what it's doing, which means periodic inflation catastrophes like they did in the Biden and early Trump administrations.
00:40:44.000And so they buy gold to protect themselves from the Fed.
00:40:48.000The Chinese have been a master at this.
00:40:50.000They've made a fortune by swapping out of the U.S. dollar into gold.
00:40:55.000And today we've got gold and silver at all-time records.
00:40:59.000And so that means the little guy who doesn't own very much of the gold and silver stock gets hurt.
00:41:07.000I would rather I think it would be much better if we had a growth program for that.
00:41:14.000And that, you know, President Trump has been very clear that he wants the little guy to do well, median incomes to go up, wages to go up.
00:41:24.000That's the you know, that's each part of this program is aimed at trying to get a better shake for the for the guy in the bottom half.
00:41:32.000And that would be much better. But the whole Fed is set up to Trump proof itself to be to to be able to outlast Trump and not not go along with that.
00:41:44.000They do better. They get richer by by really facilitating the top end of of Wall Street, of big corporations and above all of big government.
00:41:57.000David, we've got about 30 seconds. Where do people go? Your your writings are up in the Wall Street Journal, but you're putting stuff up on social media all the time.
00:42:06.000Where do they go to get your writings?
00:42:08.000I'm on X dot com at David arm at David, our Malpass and and Wall Street Journal.
00:42:15.000You can Google Malpass WSJ and see a lot of this.
00:42:20.000One of the things they came out with last week was the idea that the feds no longer.
00:42:24.000Hang on. Hang on one. Hang on one second. Just hang up.
00:43:48.000Thank you, brother. Perfect. Yeah. Look forward to having you back on.
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00:44:19.000You've got a lot of questions. Ask the questions.
00:44:21.000Remember, David just said the the international bank, the central banks are learning how to use gold to hedge like people have done over 5000 years.
00:44:31.000One of the reasons the price is being driven up.
00:44:34.000Steve Cordes, I had you on here because you're at OECD and I want to make sure people understand the institution.
00:44:40.000But your journey over there and what the globalists think about all this, because they invited you as a populist nationalist to address them.
00:44:47.000But I got to ask you, you traded you're in the pits of Chicago trading this stuff for decades.
00:44:52.000Your current thought on where we are, sir.
00:44:55.000Well, what I'm most worried about is the value of the US dollar, because you've been talking about gold and silver, which is super important.
00:45:01.000Of course, both of them at all time highs. But the dollar has been broadly devalued, devalued even versus other fiat currencies,
00:45:08.000lost value versus the euro currency all year, despite the systemic problems of Europe, which we're going to get into.
00:45:14.000But also losing incredible value versus crypto, losing value domestically versus hard assets like land and housing.
00:45:21.000One of the key drivers of the housing affordability crisis here that a lot of folks don't talk about and don't connect these dots is the diminution of the dollar.
00:45:29.000So it matters very much. You don't have to be a currency trader.
00:45:31.000You don't have to be a world traveler to care about what the dollar means.
00:45:34.000It means a lot to you for your trip to Target, your trip to Walmart, your efforts to buy a home.
00:45:39.000Young strivers who want to form a family start having children and buy a home.
00:45:43.000So I'm really worried about the dollar. No one in Washington, D.C., or very few voices in Washington, D.C.,
00:45:48.000either on the fiscal side of the ledger or on the monetary policy side seem to care very much about the dollar.
00:45:54.000But believe me, while we're asleep at the switch, losing dollar supremacy, having king dollar dethroned could have massive consequences,
00:46:02.000particularly for a country with thirty eight trillion dollars in debt.
00:46:05.000The only reason that that debt load has been semi manageable, it's getting a lot less manageable, but it's been semi manageable is because of the primacy of the U.S. dollar.
00:46:14.000That is at risk right now. And these global institutions, whether it's the World Bank or the OECD or the Fed or its counterparts, central banks around the world,
00:46:23.000to David Malapis is very smart point. They are largely clueless.
00:46:27.000Many of them are intrinsically corrupt. But in addition to that, not just corrupt, that would be bad enough, Steve.
00:46:32.000But in addition to corrupt, incompetent. And I would give as evidence of that the Fed right here, remember, during the Biden administration,
00:46:38.000for purely partisan political reasons, the highly politicized, highly Washingtonian central bank of this country put its credibility on the line in backing Janet Yellen
00:46:49.000in her constant lie that inflation was transitory, when, of course, it was anything but.
00:46:54.000It was deeply embedded. It was systemic. We're still trying to deal with it now.
00:46:58.000But the Fed looked you in the eye and backed Yellen's grand lie that this was transitory.
00:47:04.000That alone should be enough, I hope, for regular Americans to say, hold on a second.
00:47:08.000Not going to listen to this group. They might have hundreds of PhDs, but they don't have common sense.
00:47:12.000They don't have integrity. They don't care about Main Street prosperity.
00:47:15.000They don't care about small businesses. They don't care about my personal financial well-being.
00:47:19.000And so because of that, we need to make these institutions much less powerful, much less potent going forward.
00:47:27.000You've got the monetary side and that's stacked against the American people because they say the Fed's totally independent.
00:47:33.000That's not the case. It's controlled by the globalists.
00:47:36.000The globalists. This is one of the reasons President Trump's been going after it so hard.
00:47:39.000But then you have the fiscal side. They just had the analysis that rolled out on the path that we are now with Congress having been totally incapable of cutting spending at all.
00:47:50.000Is that is that they projected out the next 10 years.
00:47:55.000And in 2035, we're going to be spending to trade over two trillion dollars just in interest payments.
00:48:02.000By this time, that time will just be spinning out of control. Right.
00:48:06.000I mean, you can't the path we're on. We've said before is unsustainable.
00:48:10.000And people say, well, the system's still going. Well, what's happening is the dollar is getting crushed in value.
00:48:15.000And that's one of the reasons people's financial and economic life is so hard. Correct.
00:48:20.000Yeah, exactly. So in other words, the only reason that, again, I say it's semi manageable right now is because the dollar is still regarded as the reserve currency for the world, though losing that status in a steady way.
00:48:33.000So interest rates are not as high as they might be given this debt load.
00:48:37.000However, if the United States continues down this path of saying, well, we're effectively just going to keep the value in the dollar, you reach a break point where global bond markets then say, if I'm getting paid back in United States dollars, if I'm going to get back greenbacks, I'm going to demand far, far higher interest rates.
00:48:53.000And therein lies the risk. That's that's the crash type risk that is getting more real by the day.
00:48:59.000And what we see, again, from hard asset markets or more tangible, you know, limited quantity markets, whether it's gold or crypto or land, what we're seeing increasingly is institutional capital.
00:49:10.000Smart capital is flowing, flooding really into these assets. And that's wonderful for the already successful.
00:49:17.000It's wonderful for the credentialed managerial elites who own a lot of assets. It's brutal for Main Street USA.
00:49:23.000And we see that reflected, by the way, in the polling.
00:49:27.000Steve, can you hang on for a second? I want to talk about the OECD and the impact these institutions have on the lives of Americans.
00:49:36.000People don't want you to understand this stuff because they want to.
00:49:39.000This is the way the globalists rule. We're going to take a short commercial break and leave you with the right stuff.
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