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00:03:02.980 because a CIA backed group has just been bombed by Pakistan, excuse me, bombed by Iran in Pakistan. Let

00:03:11.740 me walk people through this situation. So you've got a series of traded strikes between Iran and Pakistan,

00:03:19.420 all involving this one group, formerly known as Jandala. Jandala in the past was made up of a,

00:03:29.340 it's now known as Jaish al-Adul, which is Army of the Adul, Army of the Allah. And so this is a

00:03:37.420 separatist group in Iran, which also of course has training centers in Pakistan, the same way that the

00:03:43.420 Taliban also began out of training centers in Pakistan, uh, in this sort of lawless borderless

00:03:49.740 military militia region, uh, on the borders of Iran and Pakistan. Who backs that group? You say,

00:03:55.980 who would stand to destabilize the government of Iran, the Iranian regime who could possibly be

00:04:02.780 conducting attacks within Iran? Well, it certainly wouldn't be the United States. It certainly

00:04:07.020 wouldn't be the CIA. Oh no, no, no. It's just this group of separatists that definitely haven't

00:04:12.780 received funding from the United States government, except, oh, that's right. ABC reported that the

00:04:19.180 group was backed by us intelligence services all the way back in 2007. And Seymour Hersh reported

00:04:26.220 that the George W. Bush administration, specifically Dick Cheney gave this same group over $400 million

00:04:33.180 back in 2008. So when you're looking at the destabilization of this region, you need to understand

00:04:40.860 the players. You need to understand the neighborhood. We can zoom out a little bit

00:04:44.780 to the next map. I want to explain why this is so significant because what you're looking at

00:04:48.540 are the tectonic plates of empire here. Look at this, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan. What's next?

00:04:54.380 The Strait of Hormuz. I talked before about the strategic choke point, the Strait of Hormuz.

00:04:59.180 This is the bottleneck for the world's oil supply from the entire Gulf region, Iran, Qatar, Dubai,

00:05:07.260 Saudi Arabia, Kuwait. It all flows through the Strait of Hormuz. That's the opening.

00:05:14.060 Where is Balochistan? Where are these attacks taking place? Oh, that's right. Directly next to it. Now,

00:05:19.740 who's another key player in this area? That is, of course, the one belt, one road network. And so

00:05:26.380 in the port city of Gwadar, just along the Pakistan coast, right next to Iran, that's where China has been

00:05:33.340 building a massive port where they hope to be able to have one belt, one road, and then even an entire

00:05:39.580 highway and rail system up through, right up through Pakistan into which what connects directly with

00:05:45.580 Pakistan. If you could show the area map again. Oh, right. That's right. It's Xinjiang, Xinjiang,

00:05:51.420 where all the Uyghurs are. So understand who is destabilizing this area. I'll tell you right now,

00:05:57.820 who's destabilizing this area. Western intelligence services. Don't think for a second that Mossad isn't

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00:07:46.060 patriotmobile.com slash POSO. And we've got Darren Beattie joining us now from Revolver News. And I

00:07:52.460 had promised Darren that we were going to talk about, and we do actually have some breaking news,

00:07:55.980 a lot of breaking news on the pipe bomb situation with Gen 6. But since we're talking Pakistan and

00:08:01.260 since I believe Darren Beattie is the last person in the entire West to interview the, I guess,

00:08:08.540 former prime minister now of Pakistan, Imran Khan, I had to ask him about his, you know,

00:08:14.300 his take on basically where my analysis has gone here is that the destabilization of this border

00:08:20.140 region between Pakistan and Iran, key strategic region located directly alongside the Strait of

00:08:25.820 Hormuz, the global flow of oil comes directly through there. And the fact that this separatist

00:08:31.420 group has direct ties to the CIA. Darren, I mean, when I look at this situation, you know,

00:08:36.540 qui bono, who would benefit from the destabilization of this region? Certainly not Iran. It's certainly not

00:08:41.260 Pakistan. It's certainly not China, which has put a lot of investment here for the one belt,

00:08:45.580 one road. I think it would have to be someone who's against all of that.

00:08:50.060 Yeah, I think that's a reasonable inference. And, you know, we're no strangers to meddling

00:08:55.020 within Pakistani politics. You mentioned my interview with Imran Khan, who, I understand,

00:09:00.380 is still rotting away in solitary confinement. This is by far the most popular politician

00:09:06.300 in Pakistan's history, one of the great populist leaders in the world, you know, next to Donald

00:09:12.700 Trump, with whom he got along. And of course, that's not acceptable to the American national

00:09:18.460 security state. And so, as it's been at this point, you know, well substantiated through various

00:09:25.420 documents that have come out. It was basically the United States that was responsible for the

00:09:31.180 regime change ouster and ultimately imprisonment of Imran Khan, most likely at the behest and workings

00:09:40.460 of one Victoria Nuland, who is one of the major sort of neoconservative architect regime change,

00:09:49.740 color revolution architects, who's long had an axe to grind with Imran Khan.

00:09:55.660 Well, I think that's exactly right. Because when you look at this, you go back and look at this

00:10:03.980 situation. So Iran, of course, has been and certainly has been aiding a lot of these strikes

00:10:10.620 that we're seeing across the Dar al-Islam, this, you know, this region, Iraq, Syria going down directly

00:10:17.820 behind the Houthis and all everything that we're seeing in the Red Sea. So it only makes sense that we

00:10:22.460 would see some sort of retaliation in Iran's backfield. And that's why I've said, I've said,

00:10:27.580 look, this group is clearly operating not at the behest of the Pakistani government,

00:10:33.020 but clearly and to me, it seems at the benefit of of Western intelligence.

00:10:39.900 Yes. And, you know, that's I wouldn't be surprised in the least by that. And I think we should add the

00:10:45.980 additional color to it that basically the Pakistani deep state is deeply intertwined with the American

00:10:54.860 deep state. And that relationship has developed over a long period, going all the way back to

00:11:01.420 the Afghan Soviet war. And then, of course, the war on terror intensified all of that. And so

00:11:07.260 there's this weird sense in which the Pakistani deep state is so deeply connected to Western intelligence,

00:11:14.140 and they depend on American money for, you know, fighting terrorism still, if you can believe it.

00:11:20.700 So there are a lot of interesting factors that in some cases are analogous to the factors

00:11:28.700 in our own security state prohibiting the full exercise of what we would normally consider

00:11:34.780 to be democratic government. There are some striking parallels.

00:11:38.540 The US that's exactly my analysis. Yeah. And so since since we are talking about that,

00:11:46.220 then I wanted to move to talking about our intelligence apparatus or, or potentially our

00:11:52.220 intelligence apparatus, because so late last night, I received a series of photos, which I've

00:11:59.900 combined it from a I'll just say federal source for here at human events, saying, take a look at these

00:12:08.540 pipe bomb training aids, photos taken at a federal training facility, the end caps, the pipes themselves,

00:12:17.420 and the timers, you know, go ahead and take a look at these alligator clips and, and, and cardboard

00:12:25.260 cutouts that are used for, again, training aids in pipe bombs, not exactly used in real life. And then

00:12:32.220 when you compare this photo to the January six pipe bombs, really the January fifth pipe bomb,

00:12:37.900 which found on J six, they are to my eye, Darren, almost identical. And I spoke to a EOD officer

00:12:45.900 that I once served with when I was attached to an EOD unit a couple of times as their intelligence

00:12:50.620 officer. And he confirms that this is exactly what a training aid would look like when we were going

00:12:55.820 through our exercises. And in fact, we make them look like that so that people know they are training

00:13:01.340 aids and can be recognized upon their identification for their retrieval, etc. And so the, the other

00:13:07.740 breaking news we add to, you know, it's like producer faucet. I didn't even plan to talk about

00:13:11.660 the fight bombs today. It was that we now have the information because of testimony that the person who

00:13:18.620 found the pipe bomb, and we've always talked and you've always harped on this, the timing of this,

00:13:24.220 which coincides with the taking down of the barricades on January six, was not a random

00:13:31.180 passerby at all, but a plain clothes police officer. Darren, what are we to make of all this?

00:13:37.820 Well, there's a lot going on here. And we just published a major comprehensive bombshell piece

00:13:45.180 going over all of this, including a recent bit of footage. You know, there's a lot of talk about the

00:13:50.300 January six footage, the most important piece of footage that hasn't really been talked about

00:13:56.780 extensively at all. We go into great detail of it. And it's footage that Thomas Massey

00:14:04.620 worked very hard to get released to the public, and it was released. And it shows the discovery of

00:14:11.020 the DNC pipe bomb by this individual wearing a backpack that we now know to be

00:14:15.420 a plainclothes officer. And I'll just say the full account is in this piece at revolver.news. And

00:14:24.940 there's going to be an extensive conversation about this tonight in an interview that I did. It's

00:14:29.260 pre-recorded with Tucker Carlson. And this story is not going away. This is something we're going to be

00:14:35.580 talking about that will, I think, develop very rapidly after today and could completely be a game

00:14:43.980 changer for 2024. So I'll just say that. And as to the decoys, I find that very interesting. I don't

00:14:51.820 know if that's the particular exact model or if it's an FBI model, but I'm very confident, based on my

00:14:58.940 years of research on this pipe bomb story, that those pipe bombs were not intended to go off. Not

00:15:08.060 withstanding a report that they had live explosive material, they were not intended to go off. Those were

00:15:13.900 decoys. And in fact, that was the operative theory by Steve Sund, who was the head of the Capitol

00:15:19.980 Police and basically anyone else. They said these didn't mean to go off. And think about it. As you

00:15:25.660 point out correctly, these aren't January 6th bombs. These are January 5th bombs. They were planted,

00:15:30.860 you know, eight o'clock in the evening and the night before. So one behind a back alley, behind a

00:15:36.460 trash can. And they were equipped with mechanical timers set only to an hour. So they couldn't go

00:15:44.540 off more than an hour after the timer was set. Meaning, so the pipe bomber would plant it and

00:15:50.140 it goes off as a dud in a back alley at 9 p.m.? Of course not. What ends up happening, though,

00:15:56.780 again, we explained how extraordinary these coincidences are in this revolver.news piece.

00:16:02.140 But what ends up happening in a nutshell is that both of these bombs are discovered within a 15

00:16:08.700 minute window that happens to coincide with the Ray Epps attack on the western perimeter of the

00:16:14.620 Capitol and the certification proceeding at 1 p.m. These were decoys in order to have a diversionary

00:16:23.100 effect to divert resources from the Capitol away from that attack. The only question that presents itself

00:16:28.700 then is how could the pipe bomber have been so confident that a random pedestrian named Carlin

00:16:35.420 Younger and now this mysterious plain-closed Capitol Police officer would have, of all times,

00:16:43.180 these bombs sitting out there for 16, 17 hours and yet just magically discovered, coincidentally,

00:16:50.060 within a 15 window period that happened to coincide exactly with that perimeter attack.

00:16:54.380 How could the pipe bomber have been so confident that this random person, Carlin Younger, and this

00:17:01.900 plain-closed Capitol Police officer would have discovered it in that window? That's a great question

00:17:07.740 that we, again, explore in great detail in this revolver news piece. And I think it's worth saying

00:17:15.420 something additionally here because it's been three years since January 6th. And I think some people are

00:17:20.700 like, okay, we know it's a hoax. We know it's a joke, but let's move on. We have, you know,

00:17:25.740 inflation to worry about. We have, you know, these geopolitical issues to worry about. There are a lot

00:17:29.980 of other things. Why do we need to think about January 6th? Well, January 6th is thinking about us.

00:17:35.340 The regime is using January 6th. They've telegraphed the fact that January 6th is a major part of the

00:17:41.180 2024 strategy for the Democrats. Joe Biden gave a major extensive speech on the third anniversary

00:17:50.380 of January 6th. The theory, the sham legal theory, associating Trump with the insurrection,

00:17:57.500 is the basis behind all of these efforts to remove Trump from the ballot. January 6th is going not only

00:18:04.460 the pretext for the weaponization of the national security state against Americans, it's now become the

00:18:09.900 electoral pretext to remove Trump from the ballot through extracurricular means. So if we're able

00:18:15.900 to finally and definitively destroy the fake narrative of January 6th, we win 20.

00:18:21.260 Thread the needle and knock it down. And we'll win the entire year. Darren Beattie,

00:18:25.180 quick break. We'll be back with him now more, putting this entire thing to bed. Human Events Daily.

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00:20:07.500 anytime when we're even just going around the studio. I want to bring it back here to

00:20:11.500 Darren Beattie. And so, you know, there's a lot coming out now. I do have the headlines,

00:20:17.740 the revolver piece, and everyone can go check it out. Potential secret service for knowledge or

00:20:22.780 criminal negligence in this January 6th pipe bomb story. And Darren, I understand you're going to be

00:20:28.220 going through this a lot, a lot later today with Tucker. What can you tell us, though,

00:20:32.780 about this new bombshell that you've published? Well, basically, what I've been saying earlier is

00:20:38.780 that this is, you know, the whole January 6th feds erection, there's so many different components to

00:20:44.780 it. It's a vast universe that comprises many different things. One is the Ray Epps saga, which

00:20:51.340 I think we've been at the forefront of reporting. And that, in my view, is one of the smoking guns. And

00:20:57.180 I've always maintained that the other smoking gun is the pipe bomb. And in the case of the pipe bomb,

00:21:02.380 I think we're very, very close to a satisfactory resolution that, you know, now both the Epps thing

00:21:10.940 and the pipe bomb thing are well within the stage that any good faith person who looks at the evidence

00:21:16.460 knows what the real story is, more or less. But with the pipe bomb, we are one small step away from

00:21:24.860 definitively exposing the entire thing in a way that I think could be existentially devastating,

00:21:32.380 devastating to the Democrats, especially people like...

00:21:36.940 Part of my call in the Tucker interview, and I'll repeat that here, is that, you know,

00:21:46.700 there are issues where it starts out with the front lines people working on it, the front lines people

00:21:53.180 for the feds erection, then, you know, for the elected officials, Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene was

00:21:59.420 great on it. Thomas Massey, in particular, has been huge on the pipe bomb. But at this point,

00:22:05.340 with these revelations here with the pipe bomb, we need people who aren't just the front lines people,

00:22:10.460 but kind of the standard people need to get on board, too, because the Democrats have telegraphed

00:22:16.300 very clearly how much they've invested in this narrative and how particularly relevant it is to

00:22:22.140 their 2024 strategy. We have an opportunity here with just a little bit of will, just a little bit

00:22:28.700 of motivation, just a little bit of courage to definitively and utterly demolish, once and for

00:22:35.660 good, this fake January 6th narrative that they've been shoving down our throats for years now.

00:22:42.780 And it's it truly is amazing, because I think what's what's possibly even more sinister is that

00:22:51.980 once we find that elements potentially of our own government, right, our own government, we're

00:22:58.940 actually doing these things. I think that for a lot of Americans out there, they'll say this is,

00:23:05.500 it's just completely unbelievable. And I do find I've always found it interesting,

00:23:09.580 Darren, that, you know, you can watch, you know, almost every other Netflix show or Amazon show

00:23:15.660 that's out there is involving some sort of level of government corruption. You know, there's always

00:23:21.100 the bad CIA agent, the bad FBI agent, and then sort of the good guys are the ones that are, you know,

00:23:26.460 catching them and taking them down, etc. But, you know, the homeland was about this or Jack Bauer even,

00:23:32.460 but I suppose that the darker section of it is what if and I would just say this to the normies out

00:23:38.380 there, what if it were true, that the bad guys were in charge of the agencies? And what if by

00:23:45.660 chance, they had actually convinced a lot of the rank and file the boots, not the suits, as we've

00:23:52.300 heard so many times to go along with them and some of their schemes, because of course, they're defending

00:23:58.620 democracy against tyranny, they're stopping the overthrow of the government, they're stopping there,

00:24:04.860 they're there. Think of it, right? You tell them, you tell them you are preventing a coup that will

00:24:11.980 overthrow the United States government. And that's why you've got to go and plant this pipe bomb. It

00:24:18.460 wouldn't be very hard, would it?

00:24:21.260 No, it wouldn't be hard. And, you know, you make a great point about who the good guys and bad guys

00:24:25.660 are. I would only slightly, I would add a minor thing, which is that in, you know, movie and

00:24:33.820 popular consciousness, it's entirely acceptable for the national security state to be the bad guys,

00:24:39.820 so long as they're crypto right wing extremists. That's also a common feature. What people, what

00:24:46.780 people aren't allowed to accept, which happens to be the truth, which is that these deep state

00:24:52.060 people are the bad guys. And I'm sorry to break it to you, you know, left wing, you know, warriors

00:24:57.340 for truth and justice. They're not, they're not the, you know, far right, you know, Nazi types. And

00:25:02.860 this kind of mental disconnect is, you know, very relevant even to the January 6th thing, because

00:25:08.460 there's this whole group of researchers that in their own narrow way actually have done a lot of great

00:25:13.820 work that has ended up helping to expose the feds erection. But the sedition hunters types,

00:25:20.140 they're far left, you know, Antifa inflected and so forth. And in their view, see, we look at these

00:25:26.700 things and we say, okay, the government's protecting people like Ray Epps for, you know, the reason that

00:25:31.020 it's obvious that they're doing that in, in their view, the government's protecting these people

00:25:36.940 because the government's full of secret right wing Nazi Trump supporters. So it's just like an

00:25:43.420 right. It's amazing. And then, and then by the way, those same peoples, the sedition hunters,

00:25:48.940 you've got this buffoon, Ryan Riley over at NBC, who routinely steals their work. And then even went

00:25:56.620 so far as to steal their, their moniker, which they'd come up with, which is very cute. It's very

00:26:01.180 catchy. The sedition hunters, right? He stole, he steals their work and publishes it as owned. So he

00:26:06.700 was a local NBC reporter, Ryan J. Riley for, I think it was like the local affiliate of NBC in Washington,

00:26:12.780 DC. He then flips over to, he gets, he gets the corporate gig, you know, following the Ken

00:26:17.980 Delaney and CIA route at the overall NBC corporate news, NBC news. And then he steals the name sedition

00:26:25.340 hunters to publish his own book of findings, which is really just all of their work that he's just,

00:26:31.580 he's basically just stolen everything from you. And they're still out there doing it anyway,

00:26:37.020 even though they've been completely financially abused by these people. It's, it's, it's,

00:26:42.220 there's something about the cravenness of the journalist class will always just will always

00:26:46.220 just make me laugh.

00:26:48.380 Indeed. No, it's, it's, it's too good. There are too many layers to it, but yeah, that's

00:26:53.340 really funny. Like I remember there are so many like threads and forums where they're like, oh,

00:26:59.580 I can't believe the government isn't going after Ray Epps. They're, they're protecting their own,

00:27:04.380 you know, their own Trump supporter.

00:27:05.980 You know, this is, and this is what they'll never say. They'll never admit. And obviously,

00:27:11.020 you know, Fox and Tucker and yourself and revolver are involved this lawsuit and it's,

00:27:16.460 they'll never admit the fact that just like the, you know, the birther story, by the way,

00:27:22.700 this was something that originated on the left. This was something that originated a question,

00:27:27.900 a, a, a, a, a, uh, a target that was placed on Ray Epps was not placed by him on, uh, from the

00:27:35.180 right. It was placed by the left. And then when people like yourself picked up on it was,

00:27:41.260 yeah, you know, now suddenly, now we can't talk about it.

00:27:43.900 It was camo dude. And then he became a MAGA boomer and like all the original, even, even the stuff

00:27:53.580 like fence cutter, bulwark, scaffold commander, that's all from them. The things are all from

00:28:00.300 them because they use these tags in order to just compile their research and clips on these people.

00:28:06.700 So again, like they've actually done the good work in that very narrow sense, but they simply don't

00:28:12.220 have the sophisticated worldview in order to make sense of the information and the data that they

00:28:18.460 collect. Well, I think that's exactly right. Because for them, again, they're aiding federal

00:28:24.940 law enforcement. They're helping to identify people. But of course the federal government

00:28:29.820 doesn't need any help identifying their own assets in it. And I'll even go into a fence

00:28:35.500 cutter bulwark. Even before I knew the moniker on January 7th, when I saw that video for the first

00:28:41.660 time, which we now know coincides with the exact timeframe when the pipe bomb was called in,

00:28:47.580 which created this massive diversionary effect leads AOC to run screaming into her bathroom,

00:28:54.220 even though at the time, no one had even made it to the Capitol at all. And so when she makes

00:28:59.580 the statement that, Oh, I thought they were going to come in, come in from where? No, there was,

00:29:03.740 I think something like 30, 35 minutes before anyone even made it to the building. Darren, when,

00:29:09.260 what's the next steps? We've got two minutes left with you. What is the next step when we have all

00:29:14.300 this information? How do we actually use it to win? Because of course we've got about 10 months left

00:29:21.100 until the election and these questions are going to be put before the American people in that ballot box.

00:29:25.580 Well, we need to get to the bottom of the people who discovered the pipe bombs under these

00:29:31.820 extraordinarily implausible circumstances. And that is well within the power of, uh, the Congress and

00:29:39.980 our elected officials. And I know that there are people who know these names and know some more of

00:29:45.740 this information and, you know, they can have the opportunity to cooperate or they can have the

00:29:49.340 opportunity to have public pressure and we'll see, you know, which option they take. But at this point,

00:29:54.460 you know, again, the Fed's erection story is so vast and we now have the advantage and the privilege

00:30:00.620 of being able to narrow it down pretty specifically to some pretty specific tasks and goals that are

00:30:07.980 very likely to blow this whole thing open definitively. And I, as I said, have the effect

00:30:13.740 of destroying a major pillar on which the Democrats are leaning for their 2024 strategy.

00:30:20.540 In fact, as far as I can tell, it is their only pillar. It's the only thing that Joe Biden is.

00:30:25.660 What else does he have to run on? He only has January six. That's why Darren Beatty is doing

00:30:30.620 the omen work. I, I, I once again, implore Speaker Johnson, reopen the January six committee and put

00:30:37.340 Darren Beatty of revolver news on it. Make sure you check out revolver news later tonight. And of course,

00:30:42.380 Darren's interview with Tucker Carlson, which will be dropping around 6 PM this evening.

00:30:47.260 Eastern Mike Davis joins us next human events daily.

00:30:53.500 And Jack, where's Jack? Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.

00:31:03.580 Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always

00:31:08.780 talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting

00:31:13.820 publicity. All right, Jack, back here live human events daily. Very excited to have Mike Davis

00:31:21.340 back on. It's been a minute since we have Mike on from the article three project. Mike, there's a lot

00:31:26.140 going on. The story, Fannie Willis, President Trump, of course, talking about it up on the campaign trail,

00:31:31.020 but lay out for us the facts. What is it? And this of course comes from Mike Romans, Mike Romans filing down

00:31:38.700 in the case. Mike is a guy and not, not you, Mike, but Mike Roman is a guy that look, and you know,

00:31:44.220 this is public that Mike is a guy that I've known for over a decade back from Philadelphia, working

00:31:47.980 in politics back there. Haven't discussed any of this with him, but certainly someone that I view as

00:31:53.900 a, an incredibly standup individual, someone who is very well respected. He's a family man and would,

00:32:00.540 would not make allegations such as this without something to back them up.

00:32:04.220 Trump. Yeah. Fannie Willis messed with the wrong guy with Mike Roman because he's tough and he's not

00:32:09.100 going to just take this crap, this Democrat lawfare and election interference from these radicals.

00:32:14.540 Something about those Philly conservatives. What can I say?

00:32:17.020 Yeah, I hear you. And Iowans too. We need to team up on this stuff. But I would say this, Jack,

00:32:21.900 that's obviously Fannie Willis's bogus indictment against President Trump as part of the Democrats

00:32:28.300 lawfare and election interference. Two bogus impeachments, four bogus indictments for non-crime,

00:32:34.780 illegal gag orders, uh, trying to bankrupt Trump for non-fraud, trying to throw him off the ballot.

00:32:40.860 When that all fails, what Fannie Willis did in Georgia is she allegedly hired her secret

00:32:48.060 unqualified boyfriend who has never tried a felony case to, she brought him in and she's paying him

00:32:55.820 $250 an hour out of Fulton County, Georgia funds to prosecute this complicated, uh, felony RICO case

00:33:04.540 against a former president of the United States and 18 co-defendants, a former president who happens

00:33:10.940 to be the leading presidential candidate. She's paying this alleged secret unqualified boyfriend,

00:33:17.820 a hundred dollars more an hour than she's paying an actual RICO expert attorney who she brought in.

00:33:24.300 And we find out that she, uh, she paid her boyfriend, this alleged secret boyfriend to

00:33:31.180 meet with the Biden White House, including the White House counsel before Fannie Willis brought

00:33:37.260 this unprecedented indictment against President Trump. And oh, we also find out that Fannie Willis

00:33:43.420 took, uh, allegedly took illegal kickbacks from her secret boyfriend slash unqualified prosecutor.

00:33:52.300 These kickbacks were in the forms of the, uh, in the form of lavish trips to Napa and the Caribbean and other

00:34:00.380 places around the country and around the world. I would say this, uh, Marjorie Taylor Greene sent a criminal

00:34:06.380 referral to governor Brian Kemp and attorney general Chris Carr in Georgia. They, uh, Kemp and Carr have the

00:34:13.900 statutory authority to the statutory duty actually to open a criminal investigation on

00:34:21.900 Philip Fannie Willis and her boyfriend for this obvious corruption. This, this obvious illegal misconduct

00:34:28.700 that violates several Georgia criminal statutes, if true. And what the hell is governor Kemp doing about

00:34:36.140 this? Not a damn thing. Governor Kemp is saying he's going to wait for some bogus ethics commission to get

00:34:42.780 set up and, and get running an ethics commission that doesn't have criminal jurisdiction. He's just going to kick this

00:34:48.780 down the road. I think that people need to light up governor Kemp and attorney general Chris Carr's

00:34:54.620 office and tell them to open this criminal investigation and article three project has an

00:35:01.020 action page that we just launched article three project.org. You can go there or a three p action.com.

00:35:08.620 And it's the first action item. Click on that. It will patch you through to governor Kemp's office.

00:35:13.740 It will patch you through to attorney general Chris Carr's office and tell them to do their

00:35:18.540 damn jobs and open a criminal investigation on Fannie Willis for her corruption.

00:35:24.940 So let me get this straight. When she put this prosecution together, this,

00:35:29.500 I can't remember the number. It's like 15, 16 people, uh, that are all being prosecuted together.

00:35:34.700 These slate of electors, 19, 19, 19. Thank you. Um, put it together. Now she had to request, um,

00:35:41.820 increased and, and increased allocation for these special prosecutors to hire them on in the first

00:35:48.060 place of taxpayer money. Isn't that right? That's exactly right now. She, she apparently used federal

00:35:53.340 COVID funds to pay the secret boyfriend over a hundred dollars. She used federal COVID funds to

00:36:02.700 hire the boyfriend to prosecute. You can't make this up. You can't make this up folks. She uses COVID

00:36:09.100 money to do the special prosecution on Trump and the, and the, the 19, uh, the lucky 19 down there in

00:36:16.380 Georgia and then turns around and uses the money that she's given to hire the, her secret boyfriend.

00:36:22.620 And then they take the money and they've got condos and they've got trips around the world.

00:36:27.420 They're going to Napa Valley. They're taking, and, and Trump of course is up there on the,

00:36:31.660 you know, on the stump. He was in Iowa talking about this. He was in New Hampshire talking about

00:36:35.580 this thing. She got lovely cruises, Norwegian cruise lines. Aren't they the best? Aren't they

00:36:39.820 wonderful? I mean, Mike, you couldn't write this. You could, if I told you this was going to happen,

00:36:46.060 you would have laughed. If I told you three months ago, this was going to happen. You would

00:36:49.820 have laughed your head off. You said, Jack, come on, you know, we need to deal with serious legal

00:36:54.540 theories here. There's no way that someone that was in the international spotlight like this would

00:37:00.860 do something. So absolutely. Okay. People ask me not to use that word anymore. Dumb, very, very dumb.

00:37:08.780 Well, I would say this, Jack, hopefully if they use COVID funds, her boyfriend made her wear a mask,

00:37:14.140 right? Because we have to be, we have to be safe here. And, uh, you know, with Fannie Willis,

00:37:19.100 I look, look, I mean, this is obvious corruption. You're obviously getting illegal kickbacks. This

00:37:25.980 violates Georgia law and also violates federal anti-corruption laws if these are true. So

00:37:33.340 governor Kemp, uh, attorney general, Chris Carr, you need to do your statutory duty under Georgia statute.

00:37:40.940 Marjorie Taylor Greene laid this out very clearly in a letter to you. You have the statutory duty.

00:37:47.580 She pointed to the specific statutory authority you have to open a criminal investigation. Either one

00:37:53.500 of you can do it. So if Kemp wants to run and hide, Carr can still do this. And, uh, and Marjorie Taylor

00:37:59.900 Greene also pointed to several Georgia criminal statutes that Fannie Willis violated if these allegations

00:38:08.220 are true. Separate from that, the Biden justice departments, including the, uh, the U S attorney

00:38:15.020 for the Northern district of Georgia in Atlanta also should open a federal criminal probe because

00:38:21.580 they do this all the time. They're doing this right now, a federal criminal probe on New York city

00:38:27.740 mayor Adams, because he crossed the Biden administration on immigration. So if they want to be consistent in

00:38:33.660 the Biden justice department, which we both know Jack is laughable, but if they want to even pretend

00:38:39.500 to be fair and balanced here, they should open a federal criminal probe on Fannie Willis because

00:38:44.780 it's very obvious that if she took illegal kickbacks from her secret boyfriend, unqualified secret

00:38:52.300 boyfriend, she violated both Georgia and federal anti-corruption laws.

00:38:56.460 Okay. And Mike, uh, and we've got a couple of minutes before the break here. Uh, we've,

00:39:02.620 we've got to put pressure on these people. Who should we put pressure on? How can this audience

00:39:06.460 put pressure to get this criminal investigation open? I should say that I've heard just from,

00:39:11.100 you know, some people down in Georgia that GBI has been poking around in this because of course,

00:39:17.100 when you have allegations like this, you have to look into it, but we're told that a formal

00:39:21.100 investigation has not been opened up yet. What can the human events audience do?

00:39:25.180 They should go to a three P action.com a three P article, three project action, a three P action.com

00:39:33.900 a number three, uh, uh, P P action.com and go to the first action item, which is Fannie Willis. And

00:39:41.180 it will give you the background information and it tells you how to click for a patch through phone

00:39:46.620 call to both governor Kemp's and attorney general Chris Carr's office and tell them to open a criminal

00:39:53.340 investigation on Fannie Willis. They can also email through a, uh, through a three P action.com.

00:39:59.980 And they can also engage on social media. We need to light these two weak Republicans in Georgia up

00:40:07.100 because they are exactly right. They are failing to do their jobs. They're cowards. They need to do their

00:40:12.540 damn jobs. They're absolutely cowards. These is brazenly brazenly arrogant. And so what we're

00:40:20.700 going to do, we're going to ask people to be respectful. We're going to ask people to be polite,

00:40:25.260 but we are going to call Brian Kemp and we're going to call AG car and we're going to politely,

00:40:30.300 but firmly and boldly ask them to open an investigation, a criminal investigation. This

00:40:36.620 is key, not just an oversight inquiry. Okay. Not some committee hearing. No, an actual criminal

00:40:42.780 investigation with subpoena power on what she has done, by the way, this is what they did in Missouri.

00:40:48.620 Okay. To the insane, uh, local DA, uh, who was going after, um, the governor there and, and everything

00:40:55.500 that happened, they took her down lying with her investigator, Fannie Willis. It's the exact same

00:41:01.580 thing in reverse. We'll talk about that more after the break. We're calling them. We're calling Kemp.

00:41:05.900 We're calling car. We're calling you all out hours. I'm always listening to human events with Jack.

00:41:15.740 Jack's up back here alive. We are calling out Fannie Willis by going to Brian Kemp's office. We're

00:41:21.980 going to call him and we're going to ask politely and boldly governor Kemp and AG car. Why have you

00:41:28.940 not opened a criminal investigation into Fannie Willis and, and, and Mike? So we were talking

00:41:35.260 before the break and I mentioned, like I said, this reminds me of that DA in St. Louis. This was

00:41:39.980 Kim Gardner. This was the Soros DA over there. The Soros prosecutor of St. Louis walked me through

00:41:45.500 just very briefly the Kim Gardner saga. Yeah. She was a mess. She was, uh, she,

00:41:51.580 she was down in St. Louis and I, didn't she investigate Eric Reitens down there?

00:41:57.500 Right. So she, it was, and when the whole thing completely blew up, when it turned out that she

00:42:03.260 had made her lead investigator commit perjury to the grand jury, which he ended up getting charged on

00:42:09.340 because they had claimed that there was some photo and there was some sex affair thing and,

00:42:13.500 and that turned into a blackmail. And it was all fake. It was all fake. This was a Soros

00:42:18.220 prosecutor, which, and he resigned as governor, by the way, governor of Missouri, he resigned over

00:42:21.900 this, uh, later ran for Senate. Um, and then, uh, and then she, at this point has, if I remember

00:42:28.980 correctly, isn't even in office anymore. And I think even lost her law license. Yeah. She,

00:42:35.120 she resigned in disgrace as the circuit attorney or whatever the hell the DAs called him and St.

00:42:41.500 Louis, Missouri. And she was like, you said, a Soros one, none of the, one of these Soros

00:42:46.120 prosecutors, these corrupt Soros prosecutors, like Fannie Willis, like Alvin Bragg, these people

00:42:52.680 are total partisan hit men. And they run this, this lawfare, this election interference, like they

00:42:58.220 did with Gritens in Missouri, like they're doing now with Trump, uh, with Jack Smith and Fannie Willis

00:43:04.420 and Alvin Bragg and Tish James. It just never ends. And this is why it's so important that we

00:43:10.600 need to go on offense. I'm tired of conservatives always being on defense. And we have the opening

00:43:16.740 right now with Fannie Willis down in Fulton County, Georgia, this corrupt prosecutor who allegedly

00:43:24.000 hired her secret boyfriends, unqualified secret boyfriends as her special prosecutor to go after

00:43:31.940 Trump. Remember this is key. This is getting lost. And all this Fannie Willis paid her secret

00:43:37.520 boyfriend, alleged secret boyfriend, special, uh, slash special prosecutor to have two secret

00:43:44.180 meetings with the Biden white house, including the Biden white house council about this case

00:43:49.920 before Fannie Willis indicted Trump with this unprecedented bogus Rico indictment of a former

00:43:56.500 president and 18 co-defendants. Now we're learning that she paid this, uh, secret boyfriend, alleged

00:44:03.100 secret boyfriend over $600,000 so far. He, she paid him a hundred dollars more an hour than someone

00:44:11.300 who's actually qualified for a, for the job. One of the other three prosecutors who actually has

00:44:17.420 Rico experience. And then Fannie Willis allegedly took kickbacks from this unqualified buffoon of a

00:44:24.960 boyfriend who was her special prosecutor. These kickbacks included lavish trips to Napa, the

00:44:30.980 Caribbean, and many other very nice places around the country and around the world. At a minimum, uh,

00:44:38.400 Governor Kemp and Attorney General Chris Carr must do their job under the Georgia constitution and under

00:44:45.280 Georgia statute and open a criminal probe on Fannie Willis to figure out whether these allegations

00:44:51.760 are true or not true. She hasn't denied them. She went to that church and she blamed racism.

00:44:58.040 She blamed everything else, but she, uh, didn't deny the fact that she illegally hired her secret

00:45:03.700 boyfriend for a job, uh, for which he was not. I love that. I love that. I love that, that sermon,

00:45:12.400 whatever you want to call it. She's doing up there in that church. She said, you can't expect black women

00:45:15.920 to be perfect. You can't expect black women to be, we're all sinners as a matter of fact. And,

00:45:21.300 and we all need God's grace and forgiveness, but, but, and I, I actually agree with her on that. And

00:45:26.000 I'll say from a, from a theological perspective, as a Catholic, as a believer, I agree with that a hundred

00:45:30.400 percent, however, comma, however, comma, there's one little piece of business you have to do before you

00:45:38.420 ask for forgiveness. And that is atonement. That's called atonement. You have to admit what you did

00:45:46.400 publicly, and then you have to atone and turn away from your sin. So Fannie Willis, I'd ask you

00:45:53.580 to just go ahead, take your own advice, turn away from it. Now. And by the way, Mike, I, on a, on a

00:45:59.500 serious note, Brian Kemp and AG Carr are incredible at enforcing the law when they want to. If you look at

00:46:08.020 how they've gone after the, the Atlanta area, I call them Treehouse Antifa network, they've gone

00:46:13.880 harder than any other jurisdiction in the country. They're rolling up financiers for Antifa down there.

00:46:19.740 They're rolling up people. They're looking into the, where the donations were coming from, the money

00:46:23.540 laundering. They even focused on people who were lawyers for the SPLC that were involved in this

00:46:28.520 attack on the Atlanta training, police training station at that they'd had outside the city. So when

00:46:34.380 they want to, they are very effective at law enforcement. And so that leads me to believe

00:46:39.320 that the reason they are not doing this is it has nothing to do with the law. It has to do with

00:46:43.780 something called politics. And it has to do with the fact that they want president Trump or Kemp wants

00:46:50.080 president Trump to go down and kiss the ring of the Southern plantation Lords and cut a deal with

00:46:56.180 them to say, Oh, I'll do whatever you want. And, and I'm sorry, it just, it just smacks is very

00:47:00.360 political and I'm going to call it out and say it like it is. I think this is a political decision

00:47:04.740 on the part of his office. This is 100% political. According to Breitbart, Marjorie Taylor Greene

00:47:12.040 contacted governor Kemp and governor Kemp told her that, Oh, don't worry about this. We'll send this

00:47:18.040 to this new judicial, this new commission that's being set up. Well, the Georgia Supreme court commission

00:47:23.960 Yeah. The Georgia Supreme court said that that was unconstitutional. So the Georgia legislature

00:47:29.140 has to reestablish it and restaff it. And so what they're going to get to this complaint a year from

00:47:34.900 now. That's BS governor Kemp. Mike, we've got a damn job. We've got a minute left. Get tell everyone

00:47:42.960 the website again, because I want people to call. I want to be respectful, but we need to put pressure

00:47:47.620 on the governor and the AG here. So Jack, Jack says you can't call Fannie dumb. I think you can call her

00:47:53.120 dumb, but I'm, I'm a bigger jerk than Jack is. Oh no, there was another word I was going to use.

00:47:59.980 A3paction.com, A3paction.com, article three projects, action page, A3paction.com. It's the

00:48:08.020 first one there on the left, Fannie, click on that one. And it will show you how to, it will patch you

00:48:13.280 through phone calls to governor Kemp's office and attorney general Chris Carr's office. It will allow

00:48:18.680 you to email their offices directly, and it will allow you to engage on social media. Let's light

00:48:24.280 up these wimpy Southern white male Republican politicians. Let's go folks. Let's go. I know

00:48:30.760 it's summer. I know it's winter time, but we're going to make it hot, like summer down there.

00:48:34.520 The devil went down to Georgia and it looks like he may have made a deal with Fannie Willis,

00:48:39.780 Mike Davis, AP, A3p project. Always a pleasure to have you on, man. We've got to get you on more

00:48:44.540 time. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay short.

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