00:07:31.560And every day that passed, the barbarity of the British underscored the evil of the British
00:07:36.500and the fact that they didn't care about what the Americans cared about.0.91
00:07:40.680And the Americans were in it for the principle of it.
00:07:43.840And so Benjamin Franklin and John Adams, both of them were lit up angry. A few months earlier, Ben Franklin had written a letter. I quote the letter in my book. Basically, I mean, writing to Admiral Howe in a way that I think shocked Admiral Howe because Admiral Howe had had Ben Franklin to his home to play chess with Admiral Howe's sister.
00:08:06.840They were still talking when he was in London about making a deal.
00:08:11.340Now, it's a little bit over a year later, and it's a different Ben Franklin.
00:08:17.960John Adams has seen what he needs to see.
00:08:19.580And there will, in fact, I'll tell you, after the Battle of Brooklyn, during the Battle
00:08:23.440of Brooklyn, General Sullivan is captured.
00:08:25.780And the British persuade General Sullivan, this is the American General Sullivan, to
00:08:30.360go to Congress to try to get them to make a deal.
00:08:33.780When John Adams sees General Sullivan appear in Congress, he's so disgusted that General Sullivan, this American general, would stoop to be a tool of the British that John Adams says it would be better if a bullet had gone through his head at the Battle of Brooklyn than that he should stand here and try to use us, to sucker us into making a deal.
00:11:39.580I think he does a lot of really good things.
00:11:41.400I believe he does a lot of good things.
00:11:42.780He stands up for Right for Life, which is former governor, top choice.
00:11:47.920I worked with him when he was governor with the state of Nebraska, worked in conjunction with him, and he was a very good leader, and he's a very good leader at the Senate.
00:12:00.220About 22% of the voters in Nebraska are independent, I believe.
00:12:04.360And the Democrats are backing him for office.
00:12:07.200Is he going to draw away some of that independent vote to run against Ricketts?
00:12:12.300I would assume there's going to be some, but I just believe there's a lot of common sense in Nebraska.
00:12:18.960So the agenda that Senator Ricketts currently has and the people that he has working with him,
00:12:25.260I just think he has a lot of strong views and a lot of strong thoughts.
00:12:30.980And, yeah, I think he's doing a good job.
00:12:32.700And I really don't know how many Dan will pull away,
00:12:36.160But I'm not concerned about that as much as I just focus on the strength of the Ricketts campaign and the Ricketts team.
00:12:44.340OK, so Governor Pillen, Jim, incumbent running against Lynn Waltz.
00:12:51.380She's related to Tim Waltz. Is she a cousin?
00:12:54.560I can't validate that, but I believe there is a familial relation.
00:12:58.120She's for transgender surgeries, right, for adolescents, according to the governor, Jim Pillen, right now.
00:13:05.680in his ads um do you support that uh no absolutely not absolutely not no uh you know the good lord
00:13:14.140made us male and female and i uh i'm i'm not in favor of the agenda that she has no so you got
00:13:20.760the proposition on the ballot to ban uh men and women's sports right this year correct yes all
00:13:25.600right and then what about the one about online sports betting uh in the state do you support
00:13:29.540that keep money in the state uh i i don't necessarily support that um i know there's
00:13:36.580views on both ends of that uh i'm not a gambler to begin with and so just from my personal
00:13:43.140standpoint uh no i don't necessarily support uh gambling in the state okay what about term
00:13:49.220limits for state senators they want to go from two terms to three terms a total of 12 years
00:13:53.780David Zier, what a love about Zier. He's like a dog with a bone. He's on that Waltz thing. Stop. Eric Underwood. The common sense in Nebraska, and you heard Metaxas talk about a revolution and the revolutionary generation and the founders of this country believed that this was a providential country and that their cause was a sacred cause.
00:14:17.940That's where they dug in and went through, what, six and a half, seven years of a brutal, brutal war, of which we were losing, I don't know, 90 percent of the time.
00:14:28.160Are the folks in Nebraska, are they with their common sense?
00:14:34.040Do you think we're going to turn this thing around because we've gone through some choppy water here politically in the last couple of months?
00:14:45.700I'm not at the rally today because I'm doing my life, my liberty, and my pursuit of happiness.
00:14:50.920My nine-year-old's at a flag football game that I'm going to go enjoy.
00:14:54.420But, you know, that's the part of what Nebraska really defines itself as on its principles.
00:14:59.260We have to defend what the Founding Fathers have created in this nation.
00:15:03.420And we have one of the greatest presidents that have ever existed for this nation to implement what the Founding Fathers have wanted.
00:15:11.060We have a president that has said what he was going to do, and then he's gone out and done it.
00:15:16.340And I think that's where really Republicans have to get past these midterm elections and facilitate that when we are in power, especially the trifecta that we have now, we have to do what we say we're going to do.
00:15:28.980Whether it's property taxes or protecting our elections, we have to get strong leaders.
00:15:33.400So in Nebraska, we have the top 57 seats.
00:15:37.080So we have all the Constitution officers, governor, lieutenant governor, all the five federal offices, and it's time for us to continue to do what we're going to do and put the Republican values, the principles of the party, we're going to put those forth and actually keep Nebraska red this year.
00:15:51.460what um given that you're part of the breadbasket of the country these issues about the war the
00:16:01.860issues about the fertilizer the diesel um the prices the farmers the ranchers the beef all of
00:16:08.380it it centers around so much of this centers around the great state of nebraska it's one of
00:16:12.660the reasons president is out there cnn and msnbc are sitting there just banging all day long
00:16:19.200Trump's base, this rural base of ranchers and farmers, this rural base of these kind of very practical, common sense Americans, are either have turned on the president or are just going to say, I'm going to stay home.
00:16:38.660Governor election years are sometimes down by 10 percent for for turning out the vote.
00:16:43.920that makes absolute no sense if you want to continue to support the president's agenda that
00:16:48.560you elected him for two years ago. If we get frustrated at the senators not doing their job
00:16:53.820at the Senate and going on vacation and not voting for the SAVE Act, then how can we as
00:16:58.640voters not show up to vote when it's time to continue moving the agenda forward? So, you know,
00:17:04.440as Nebraskans, yes, we're very modest. We're not this moderate version of republicanism.
00:17:10.060We're traditional. We're conservative, but we're modest people. We're just trying to live our lives.
00:17:14.800But we are very strong in our principles. And when it comes to elections, this is something that stands out.
00:17:20.280This is why I'm very proud to support Secretary of State candidate Scott Peterson, because he's come forth and said, here's what we're going to do.
00:17:28.080We're going to secure our elections. We're going to bring transparency and accountability to our elections.
00:17:32.040We have a state auditor, Mike Foley, that has been auditing all the taxpayers' dollars that are being spent, and some of them in the billions of being misspent.
00:17:41.360You have now strong leaders coming forth saying, we're going to do this job, and this is the time that Republicans have to get voters, have to come forth and say, all right, let's do this.
00:17:51.260We'll have our unicameral, we'll continue to have our supermajority there, we'll continue to have our constitutional officers.
00:17:56.720at a 10,000 mile view. Yes, there's a lot going on, whether it's the cost of oil, the cost of
00:18:02.520eggs, the cost of beef, we get it. But also Nebraskans aren't stupid. Nebraskans are0.99
00:18:08.380by and large intuitive enough to go that not everything is impacted at the national level.
00:18:13.300We have just as much scenarios at the local level that we can make an impact on, like who we elect
00:18:17.580for our school boards and who we elect for our county commissioners or the election commissioners,
00:18:23.160our county clerks who run our elections. That's what you're going to see in Nebraska this year.
00:18:27.940We have amazing candidates at the local level, and you're going to see Republicans turn out to
00:18:31.940vote for them just as much as they are for Senator Ricketts, for our congressional delegation,
00:18:37.260and for our Republicans that are going to be our executive team.
00:18:41.740One of the reasons you couldn't make it to the rally, working on a big legislative package,
00:18:45.660I don't want to, I know you don't want to talk or release it too much, but just give us a general
00:18:49.800idea of the types of things you're working on? Well, this is the idea. And this is something
00:18:56.200that came from Charlie. When Charlie was here and we were working on winner take all, he kind of
00:19:00.560gave me this insight on what has to happen if you really want movement. And you know, he's always
00:19:04.600spoken about we as Republicans are too passive. We have to go on the offensive. So he said to me
00:19:10.140that, Eric, political influence comes from your political leverage. So I've understood that
00:19:15.720petitions make a difference. Because once you put policy on paper in the form of a petition,
00:19:20.740a statewide petition, or even local ones that you can use in cities to change elections,
00:19:25.620you can actually put on paper the policy that needs to be discussed. So I've created a legislative
00:19:31.480plan that has the entirety of what would be the impactful legislation from property taxes
00:19:37.400to a no tax on gas holiday between Labor Day and Halloween. That would help our farmers as well as
00:19:44.660the regular gasoline users. We have our elections that need to be secure. We need to reduce down
00:19:50.920the mail-in ballots to reasonable reasons to have a mail-in ballot. And the window of voting for 35
00:19:56.880days is ridiculous. And here's the key. It's not like this is just one person's idea. This is what
00:20:03.400the people want. I think this is where our leaders need to really focus in. And that's why having
00:20:08.240policy on the paper helps with this. If the people have given you a mandate, who are we as leaders
00:20:41.680What you guys have done out there is incredible.
00:20:43.140You're right. Charlie Kirk was obsessed with Nebraska, particularly winner take all. Eric, social media website. Where do people go to find out more about what you guys are fighting on? And particularly the Magowin, the precinct strategy wing of the Republican Party out there is ascendant. Where do folks go?
00:21:01.420Well, and that's how we did this. That was using the precinct strategy, but also at the state level, the county strategy made just as much sense. We have such strong county parties. You can find me on my Facebook page is Underwood for Nebraska, Underwood for Nebraska. You can go to my X account, which is at 2022 Neb Maverick.
00:21:24.420Maverick. And I also have a sub stack where I list and I outline everything that's being worked
00:21:29.220on. I've created the entire strategy and put it all on paper. And that's at eric.underwood2.
00:21:36.240Read my sub stack and people across the country can understand that if you put the effort in,
00:21:42.160you can take back your local scenario just as much as we have to do for the country.
00:21:49.880Eric, thank you so much. Honored to have you on here and what a great and powerful message.
00:21:54.420you know you think we'd call central casting and ask to get these we just don't
00:22:01.320we just go back to the grassroots leaders have been hammering and uh you just see the the unity
00:22:06.160and the message and the positive results when you um when you put your shoulder to the wheel
00:22:11.840in nebraska they've done a tremendous job of course it struggles everybody's got struggles
00:22:15.980and hey everybody happy about anything everything uh frank gaffney the sprint
00:22:21.280Tell me what the sprint is. Why are you on here today to kick this off and how this is tying into our favorite topic, which is banning and prohibiting Sharia law throughout the nation, particularly, I don't know, random states like Texas and Michigan, sir.
00:22:39.400Steve, this is an historic moment. You tell the workroom posse all the time that nothing is0.89
00:22:47.980written, but let me just cast this in what I think are the terms that we ought to be thinking about
00:22:55.240where we find ourselves. We just had Eric Metaxas talking about the revolutionary period and what
00:23:03.880we went through then. You know, as it happens, I was at Mount Vernon yesterday, and I had an
00:23:11.320opportunity to come across a quote from George Washington that's very apt to what we're talking
00:23:18.300about here. It said, quote, this is 1783, two years after the war ended. It is yet to be decided
00:23:25.660whether the revolution must ultimately be considered as a blessing or a curse.
00:23:32.980A blessing or a curse, not to the present age alone, for with our fate will the destiny of
00:23:42.440unborn millions be decided. That's where we are, Steve. And the trouble with turbulent times is
00:23:51.900you're in the middle of history being made and you may not discern it. You may not understand it.
00:23:57.880You may not realize the implications of what you do and just as importantly, what you don't do.
00:24:03.040And so the sprint is a description of what I think of as the end of the, well, nine months or so that0.95
00:24:13.180we have been working with your leadership on banning Sharia, on trying to help first off0.96
00:24:21.240the people of Texas, 1.9 million of whom voted for this five-word proposition. Texas should
00:24:29.920prohibit Sharia law. And make that actually a mandate for action, specifically during this0.99
00:24:40.660election period. We don't do politics, but we do recognize that we're in a month, the final month
00:24:46.980of the run-up to this election in which the American people are at long last going to be
00:24:52.120focused on the future of our country and the trajectory that we're currently on, and what
00:24:57.140they don't understand nearly as much as they should. Those 1.9 million Texans did for sure.
00:25:04.740But for example, Scott Rasmussen, great pollster, just did a survey the other day. And he said that
00:25:11.620in the age group between 18 and 24, fully 43% of those polled had no problem with Sharia.
00:25:25.00039% of those between, I think, 24 and 29 had no problem with Sharia. Well, clearly this is because0.98
00:25:32.020they don't know what the hell Sharia is. If you do, if you are an American and you do,
00:25:38.700You want no part of this. And the reasons are clear, Steve. What we've been witnessing, and again, why this sprint is so necessary, is we have to make a redoubled effort right now to build on what we call our Save Texas, Save America campaign, brought to you by the Bansharia.com coalition.0.93
00:25:58.700coalition, roughly 50 or so groups of prominent individuals who've come together to try to help0.99
00:26:05.220make sure that we educate the American people about the threat we're facing from Sharia,
00:26:12.440which is, let's be clear, not a religion. It's central to Islam, but it has got a patina of0.96
00:26:21.940religiosity, a veneer, if you will, but it is about power. It is a political, military, legal
00:26:28.900strategy for conquest, full stop. And the American people need to be educated about that and equipped
00:26:36.760to resist it, which is what we're trying to do in this election cycle. Hang on, we're going to get
00:26:41.480into all that. We're going to take a short commercial break. Take your phone out, text
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00:31:53.440We're talking elections. Sophia Carson's going to join us in a moment about the CIA, Venezuela, voting machines.
00:32:02.120And it ain't USAID being shut down. It's not fully shut down.
00:32:09.200There'll be more information coming on this out later. The great Mike Benz and other people working on that.
00:32:14.520But just it's crippling. You can see we're we're running the tables in South America, in Central America.
00:32:23.440Alternative for Deutschland, if the election was held today, they would be the federal government of Germany to replace that mess they've got over there.0.80
00:32:32.960The same with, you see, everything's happening in the streets of France.
00:32:47.840Sanchez just announced in Spain, called for snap elections in November.
00:32:52.980They're about to get turfed out because of the situation in North Africa.
00:32:57.320Around the world, even in the United States of America, you can see if they ain't got the money.
00:33:02.500Right. And the money's your money. Think about it. It was taxpayer money.
00:33:07.100We'll get to all that in a second, because it's all about elections right now.
00:33:09.840Frank, 43 percent. How could Scott Rasmussen just throw at the term Syria?
00:33:15.200Or did he explain it at all to young people that 43 percent said, I don't have a problem with it, sir.
00:33:22.700I don't think that he did go into depth on it, Steve. The assumption is that a lot of us have
00:33:30.300been talking about this. Surely people know what we're talking about. The truth of the matter is
00:33:34.860altogether too many don't. That's where this campaign that we've mounted comes in. We urgently
00:33:41.920need the help of the posse, both to participate in that campaign in various ways. I'll go through
00:33:47.540a couple of the key points of it, but also to help underwrite it. Look, not all of us can
00:33:52.520drop everything and throw themselves into these efforts. As Tiffany was talking about earlier in
00:33:58.400the program, you need to pull in in other ways, if you can financially, bansharia.com. We've got a
00:34:04.860Save America Now button. That's the donate page. Please consider going to it. But here's what we're
00:34:10.060going to try to do on this sprint, is redouble the effort to equip the American people,
00:34:18.520young people especially, with the basic information about what we're up against.0.95
00:34:24.640And by the way, we're up against it from the jihadis, the Sharia supremacists, if you will,0.86
00:34:30.720but they're being greatly empowered and enabled by the communists. They got their differences. In0.92
00:34:36.980In fact, we've got a brand new micro-documentary out on our page, bansharia.com, micro-documentaries, about this red-green axis.
00:34:45.660People need to study up on that because it's insidious, it's perilous.0.98
00:34:50.120But the bigger point is they need to understand what this Sharia program is about.0.98
00:34:55.360I've given Cameron a link to one-stop shopping on what the Muslim Brotherhood has in mind and explain it to our manner, Brandon, to study that.0.96
00:35:04.940But here's the specific tasks. We want the leaders in our country to have a mandate to ban Sharia.0.99
00:35:15.560That's a shorthand way of describing multifaceted process, but we need to put it, and the people who1.00
00:35:21.000are trying to impose it upon us, stealthily at first, but ultimately forcefully, maybe even
00:35:26.700violently, we need to stop them from being able to do that. This comes down to walking the walk.
00:35:32.360There are some, like Governor Greg Abbott, Attorney General Ken Paxton, both of Texas, Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida, who have actually taken some steps towards designating the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, as terrorist organizations.
00:35:49.000We need that enforced. And Governor DeSantis, by the way, has helped get enacted some model
00:35:54.340legislation that will equip him and his successors in Florida and others who will emulate them across
00:36:01.080the country to take the steps that are needed now. We need, I believe, for example, a moratorium
00:36:07.160on the construction of any more mosques in this country. One of our little videos is about mosques.0.99
00:36:12.720They're really not houses of worship the way we think of churches, synagogues. They are
00:36:18.300forward operating basis. From Muhammad's time to the present, they've been about mounting jihad.0.99
00:36:25.920And that's what these present and growing number of them in our country are about as well. You can1.00
00:36:31.480bet on it. We need to equip people to take something I've got in front of Cameron, I think,
00:36:38.700this Sharia-free pledge. We need to know where candidates stand on Sharia. Will they faithfully0.96
00:36:45.900take the oath of office to support and defend the Constitution? Or will they subvert it and let this
00:36:50.540Sharia program insinuate itself instead? We need to understand, in short, that this is history in1.00
00:36:58.820the making. And if we fail to do what our predecessors did 250 years ago to protect our
00:37:06.760country in our time, we will lose it. We mustn't let that happen. Thank you for devoting the
00:37:11.540attention of the world we're going to be every day every day yeah every day we're going to be
00:37:16.480hitting it we got different members of the alliance are going to come on want to make sure
00:37:21.000just act as a force multiplier just push this information out where they go one more time frank
00:37:26.680to get the information today on the start of the sprint ban sharia.com is one-stop shopping lots
00:37:35.140of people are pulling in behind it we need the posse to do it and we need their financial support
00:37:40.020among other things, urgently. Please consider making an accidental donation at Bancharia.com.
00:37:46.700Thank you, Frank. Appreciate you, sir, and everybody on the team. Bancharia. Sprint.
00:37:53.240We started the day in Brazil. We're going to end the day in Venezuela. Sophia Carstens joins us.
00:38:01.520Your sub-stack is amazing, and this gets my blood boiling about our deep state in the Central
00:38:08.420Intelligence Agency. I believe that the CIA is in back of the reason we have not shut down
00:38:16.780USAID completely and taken it out root and branch of our government, including all funding.
00:38:22.980You see what happens when we choke it down on James O'Keefe's great investigation on Act Blue
00:38:28.220or Arabella, all of it, when they get choked down from taxpayer money and from dark money,
00:38:34.440they can't win we're on a roll right now we got to continue to be on a roll sofia
00:38:39.420walk me through your piece the headline is the cia's own document contradicts
00:38:44.940the central intelligence agency walk us through it ma'am well first i'd actually like to jump on
00:38:51.700really quickly something that your previous guest just said which uh about a rasmussen poll there's
00:38:57.240another rasmussen poll and i'm saying this at the beginning for a reason a new poll suggests that
00:39:03.04072% of Republicans and over 50% of Democrats now believe that our elections are being interfered
00:39:08.980with. So everybody watching, take a deep breath and a sigh of relief. We are now the majority.
00:39:15.520And something else you just said about the CIA being behind everything. We know we have a deep
00:39:22.100state. I don't think that's always identified correctly. But if you want to look at it in
00:39:27.840the context of Venezuela, the hand up the puppet that was Maduro and his wife was the cartel.0.52
00:39:36.840The hand up the puppet that is Delcy and her brother is the cartel. The hand up the puppet0.57
00:39:45.820that is the cartel is the CIA. And that's why it is so hard to identify, you know, the multi layers
00:39:54.140of this operation. And that is true more than maybe anywhere else in this election interference
00:40:04.100realm, which the CIA itself investigated itself and found that there was nothing wrong.
00:40:12.200So in June, the CIA declassified a summary of intelligence on Venezuela's electronic voting
00:40:18.920manipulation capabilities and it spanned 2004 to 2020 and that document is basically arguing with
00:40:25.400itself um so first uh the 2006 hang on hang on hang on slow down slow down for a second just
00:40:32.280so the audience in june 2026 right in june 2026 the cia finally and not willingly but finally with
00:40:42.140a lot of pressure president trump and others declassified this walk me through that document
00:40:46.240Why did they why did they declassify something they have fought for years to keep hidden, ma'am?
00:40:52.640I make it a habit to not climb inside the mind of psychopaths, but it could be that it's a limited hangout, could be any number of of reasons.
00:41:00.720But I will tell you that it is still remaining heavily redacted.
00:41:04.140So the question isn't what it what do the unredacted portions mean?
00:41:09.240What the questions need to be is what else do they know that they're not telling the American people?
00:41:14.480because in 2006, the National Security Council threat assessed Smartmatic's acquisition of the
00:41:22.380U.S. voting company, systems company Sequoia, as a moderate overall threat to national security
00:41:28.480interests. So that assessment rested on two pillars. One, intelligence indicating Venezuelan
00:41:35.580government intent to influence U.S. politics. And two, documented evidence that Venezuela
00:41:41.020had manipulated its own electoral systems. And that finding led directly to pressure from the
00:41:47.040Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States to force Smartmatic to divest from Sequoia
00:41:51.700by 2007. So then additional intelligence reporting says that, and this was from even back as far as
00:42:02.0202004, indicated that Hugo Chavez stated that his objective was to prevent the re-election of a
00:42:08.800sitting U.S. president, which is language that the document says the IC itself treated as evidence
00:42:14.420of intent to influence U.S. domestic politics, not merely Venezuelan politics. Then separately,
00:42:22.260in September of 2020, reporting on Venezuela's National Assembly election described a technical
00:42:28.060method, which was creating a second parallel set of virtual machines that would replicate
00:42:34.340legitimate vote data while substituting manipulated results engineered specifically
00:42:41.280to survive standard audit procedures. And one of the ways that they did that specifically,
00:42:47.660they altered machines to roughly 300 voting centers in pro Chavez strongholds to secure
00:42:53.460a margin of about 1.5 million votes. And sources reported that Chavez actually congratulated his
00:42:59.280team afterwards for successfully implementing it. So what we have here is a documented election
00:43:06.540manipulation plan and a documented manipulation method from the same company whose voting systems
00:43:13.260now run some of the largest election jurisdictions in the United States. And different backdoor
00:43:20.720elements can be deployed strategically. So for example, elements, let's say 12, 9, and 4 in one
00:43:27.940district, 14, 6, and 2 in another, depending on how many votes need flipping and which districts
00:43:33.600are targeted, the manipulation doesn't require tampering with entire counties. Instead,
00:43:40.080pre-selected neighborhoods have votes switched to achieve majorities, typically affecting only
00:43:46.420about 10% of the machines in the targeted area. So it's very hard to identify when people say,
00:43:53.600where's the evidence? Because it's in the districts and the counties. The most sophisticated method
00:44:01.540involves something called hash signature manipulation. When they prepare everything
00:44:06.380and it gets certified, the resulting confirmation is called a hash signature. Those little flash
00:44:11.700cards are signed and approved, indicating to election officials that every piece of software
00:44:16.580that is supposed to be there is there. The manipulation works through deliberate mistakes,
00:44:21.700such as an incorrect date. So using 2024 as an example, if 20 percent of the votes in a county
00:44:29.240need flipping, engineers record the date as November 5th, 2025 instead of 2024 on 20 percent
00:44:36.420of the flashcards. On election day, machines reflect those flashcards as incorrect for the year.
00:44:42.320The panicked county officials then call Dominion or the other vendors who explain that it was an
00:44:47.220operator error with the date that's been fixed and replacement flashcards are delivered, but these
00:44:52.740have not been audited. So this is where the vote flipping scripts are inserted. By law, flashcards
00:44:58.700are destroyed at the end of the process. So even the CISA audits or recounts cannot detect the
00:45:06.220manipulations because recounts audit tabulation, not the destroyed flashcards that were never part
00:45:11.280of the original count. So the CIA assessment was large-scale fraud did not occur, but that
00:45:19.820conclusion sits four paragraphs away from the agency's own account of a detailed source
00:45:24.500manipulation plan, which centers were targeted, how many machines, what margin it was built to
00:45:29.920produce, and reporting that Chavez congratulated his team for executing it. And it sits on the same
00:45:35.940page as the CIA's own 2013 analysis, which concluded that if the plan had worked, other
00:45:41.740countries that are clients of the technology provider could be in doubt, referring specifically
00:45:46.380to Smartmatic's other actual clients in an actual internal analysis, but then is filed
00:45:52.620four pages behind a no-fraud-occurred conclusion.
00:45:57.080What are you, we're going to have Cleta on tomorrow because I've been spending time,
00:46:00.760The coalition has had these meetings and talking about national security memorandums or a national emergency or a national election emergency because of issues that have not been dealt with.
00:46:13.400Given your report here on the CIA, and by the way, you've got to read it because it's all in their words.
00:46:20.040Sophia is not like inserting her own thoughts or beliefs here.
00:46:23.780This is literally taken from the document, which I think is one of the most powerful parts of your of your analysis.
00:46:31.780What are you calling for? We're 29 days away and there's been, you know, efforts to do this, but have been thwarted by some people around the president.
00:46:40.760Some people in the White House. Of course, you got Peter Tickton and others.
00:46:43.920Wayne Allen Root are pushing this that we need to.
00:46:46.900And they're coming after. They're coming after everybody.
00:46:49.780Yeah, hang on. Kurt Olson just, you know, just got off the case in Florida.
00:46:55.900Clean is going to come on tomorrow about the inherent powers of commerce and other organizations that an alternative may not you may not need a memorandum that they've got the powers, but they got to act.
00:47:07.440So what do you understand? They're coming for everybody that has been trying to get to the bottom of this.
00:47:12.620What are you recommending? What if you were in the Oval Office right now or if you're an Air Force One flying in Nebraska with the president up in that Ford cabinet and you had a couple of minutes with him, what would you recommend?
00:47:23.100I would recommend two things. I would recommend calling for a an emergency session to vote on the certification of these companies that has to be ruled on and then voted on.
00:47:39.680and it doesn't really matter whether these machines can't be i think it's pretty hang on
00:47:44.840i think it's pretty evident they can't be certified it's very tough we have all kind of
00:47:48.800issues around the uh we have all kind of issues around the country what that does is it forces
00:47:54.580everyone in there to take a position so that because the alternative is basically what they're
00:47:59.780saying is we there's nothing we can do we can't do it in time anyway so vote blind and then someday
00:48:05.200we might tell you the truth like no actually let's talk about an emergency session to vote
00:48:10.720on whatever it is that we do or don't have time for that forces everyone to take a position on
00:48:16.440this issue so at least people know who they're voting for in november are you are you um accusing
00:48:24.720right now the central intelligence agency of still knowingly with these machines and the fact
00:48:31.880these machines are still in many of the biggest districts of the country of their involvement
00:48:37.240and manipulation of votes? Yes or no? I think that it is highly unlikely that the CIA does
00:48:45.820not have knowledge of the entire framework of this vast majority of fraud that is affecting
00:48:54.740not just our country, but 72 other countries. And give me that stat at the beginning about
00:49:00.900the american people where do they stand right now overall and even the democrats on polling that
00:49:05.540shows about what they think about elections 72 percent of republicans and over 50 percent of
00:49:12.640democrats now believe that our elections are interfered with um i can certainly talk more
00:49:18.720about the ways in which that is occurring but i think that is the most important thing more
00:49:23.760important than anybody calling for a special session that's not really going to fix anything
00:49:29.020anyway, even though they can't say that. The most important thing that everybody can do is get out
00:49:34.960and vote in November and make your vote count. Because right now the apathy, which is our vote
00:49:39.680doesn't matter. It's not, it's all rigged. It's all fake. We're going to lose anyway. Actually,
00:49:45.500we have an opportunity right now with the lights that are being shown on this issue. Arguably,
00:49:50.840this midterm matters more than any election in our recent history. And if everybody shows up to
00:49:59.180vote, we actually, the American people can actually, and like you started this podcast out
00:50:05.580with saying it's working in other countries. We need to activate our people in this country and
00:50:12.160we need people to show up and actually vote and and require accountability because it does rest
00:50:21.180with the people we need accountability immediately with the deep state and the cia we got the
00:50:26.020opportunity to do it we got to do it now sophia where do people go to your sub stack and social
00:50:29.920media it is my name sophia karstens that is my sub stack and my twitter my ex is uh at sophia
00:50:40.660j london like the city thank you man appreciate you read the um read her uh substat it's totally
00:50:51.020free and you'll get a good idea but the cia i think what they did in june was a limited hangout
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