In the Litter Box - FAUCI'S EVIL MISCARRIAGE COVER-UP ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1075 – 8⧸11⧸2026

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00:00:57.320 Today is Tuesday, August 11th, 2026, episode number 1075.

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00:01:12.680 You are in the litter box with Jules Jones today.

00:01:15.580 Cat Turd's freezer gave out on him.

00:01:18.080 So not only does he have poison oak, which he's going to have to address, but he also

00:01:23.600 has got a freezer and if anybody knows anything about cat he is an incredible cook and so that

00:01:31.980 is precious and that will take priority for today because he's got to get that stuff back in a

00:01:38.520 freezer somewhere and he has got to get he has plans for every single bit of it that he buys so

00:01:43.960 let me tell you when he says this is a major cat emergency he means it so yes I know it's it's one

00:01:51.460 of those things that you just go, oh my gosh, what a disaster. If you've ever had a freezer

00:01:56.260 give out on you before, it's not a fun thing to have to deal with. All right, so you're stuck with

00:02:03.460 me. And we're just going to go ahead and start right on in with what President Trump put out

00:02:09.260 there on social media. My team is really thinking that a lot of things are pointing to Blanche being

00:02:16.580 confirmed. So hopefully all of this old stuff starts to come back to life. We've got all of

00:02:22.440 these documents that are being published for all of you to see and read, which is really exciting

00:02:28.080 stuff. So I want to start today with something Trump posted on Truth Social. So these are about

00:02:36.920 the newly released document origins of the Russia probe and a CIA review of that Obama era

00:02:43.840 Intelligence Assessment, the one that started all of it. No speech attached, no spin, just

00:02:51.120 here are the papers. So let's actually walk through what's in them, because I think a lot

00:02:57.080 of people lived through this and never got the full timeline in one place. So we're going to do

00:03:02.280 that today. 2016, the FBI opens an investigation into a presidential campaign, Crossfire Hurricane.

00:03:11.740 what's the fuel the steel dossier opposition research paid for through the clinton campaign

00:03:20.280 and the dnc not intelligence opposition research a political product dressed up and walked into a

00:03:30.260 federal courtroom that material goes into fisa warrant applications targeting carter page this

00:03:38.460 is an American citizen who was surveilled. Now, here's the part I want you to sit with.

00:03:45.380 The Justice Department's own inspector general, not a Republican committee, not a cable panel,

00:03:52.440 a DOJ's own watchdog documents 17 significant errors and omissions in those applications.

00:04:01.060 17 and it gets worse an FBI lawyer named Kevin Clinesmith write down that name Kevin Clinesmith

00:04:10.700 took an email from the CIA and he changed it the CIA had told the bureau that Carter Page

00:04:18.740 had been a source for them Page had worked with American intelligence that's the innocent

00:04:26.040 an explanation for every Russian contact they were hanging this warrant on. So what did Klein

00:04:33.180 Smith do? He edited that email, changed it to say that Page was quote-unquote not a source.

00:04:42.560 Then it went to the court. He pleaded guilty, federal false statements charge, a felony.

00:04:49.860 You want to know what he got?

00:04:52.980 12 months probation.

00:04:55.140 400 hours of community service, not one day in prison.

00:05:00.860 That's the price for lying to a federal surveillance court about a presidential campaign.

00:05:07.560 January 2017.

00:05:10.880 Outgoing administration pushes out an intelligence assessment that hardens the whole thing into official truth.

00:05:18.360 The CIA's own later review flagged that process as rushed and irregular.

00:05:26.120 Durham looked at the same ground and said the FBI never had the predicate to open a full investigation in the first place.

00:05:35.120 And Mueller?

00:05:36.540 Two years.

00:05:37.880 Tens of millions of your dollars.

00:05:40.760 No established conspiracy.

00:05:42.760 Two years of your life, your money, a presidency operating under a cloud built on a document nobody could verify.

00:05:54.800 Now, they'll tell you Horowitz cleared the opening of the investigation, and he did, on a threshold so low it barely existed.

00:06:02.980 He also found no documentary evidence of political bias. Fine. Say it out loud.

00:06:09.040 but he never cleared the warrants. Nobody has ever cleared the warrants. That's the ground

00:06:16.740 I'm standing on and it hasn't moved. So here's what I want to leave you with and it's bigger

00:06:22.660 than Trump. The institutions that did this still decide what counts as official truth in this

00:06:30.200 country. One man was convicted in this entire thing. He got probation. That's the price. That's

00:06:37.900 the whole accounting. And nothing, nothing structurally changed to stop it from happening

00:06:44.240 to the next guy. You don't have to like Donald Trump to be disturbed by that. If they'll do that

00:06:50.800 to a presidential campaign with the whole world watching, ask yourself what the process looks like

00:06:57.780 when nobody's watching it all. So what do we actually want? Four things. Declassify every

00:07:04.960 remaining file on its origins, all of it. Stiffen the penalties for lying to the FISA court, require

00:07:11.780 verification and disclosure of political sourcing before any warrant touches a campaign, and

00:07:17.640 prosecute where the inspector general already named names. That's it. That's the ask. They spun

00:07:25.320 the whole entire conspiracy out of a document that nobody could verify. Sold it for years,

00:07:33.180 like a used car with no engine the documents are out there read them for yourself and definitely

00:07:41.040 pass them on to anybody that pushes up against what you're giving it to what you're giving

00:07:47.580 because this is big stuff and like I said we're all looking at this saying okay enter Blanche

00:07:55.180 now that he has been confirmed as the AG let's see exactly where this whole thing goes

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00:10:50.160 of those days. And I will tell you what, with this news cycle, the way it is, President Trump is

00:10:55.580 really talking about all of the things that we've been talking about for years. And he's releasing

00:11:02.000 the documents, the evidence to make sure that we get the evidence out there so that people

00:11:07.840 understand, no, we weren't just sitting there saying, hey, there's a problem here. There's

00:11:12.360 really a problem here. We've got the midterms around the corner. We've got to make sure that

00:11:17.480 we are engaged in all of it we cannot lose this not for any stretch of a mile I mean this we've

00:11:24.180 got way too much riding on it so apparently this one actually I read this article it looks like the

00:11:31.440 DOJ has made a bold move that will cripple Democrats efforts to investigate Trump should

00:11:38.960 they seize control of Congress now this is not a call to say all right you get to relax but I'm

00:11:45.360 just going to walk you through what is being offered here. Apparently, especially with what

00:11:50.200 we experienced the first administration with President Trump, well, the Trump team just

00:11:55.100 locked down a legal shield that could shut down any Democrat-led fishing expedition into the White

00:12:00.980 House if the House flips next year. On Monday, the Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel

00:12:07.620 issued a formal opinion letting the president assert executive privilege over all communications

00:12:14.340 with private advisors. Attorney General T. Elliott Geiser, he signed the memo which states that the

00:12:21.200 privilege holds as long as the talks relate to official decision making involve the president

00:12:27.960 or his direct advisors and say confidential. The opinion basically stretches the protection

00:12:36.060 even to conversations between those direct advisors and outsiders and it defines private

00:12:43.600 advisors as anyone the president consults outside of the executive branch, including members of the

00:12:50.420 public, state officials or employees from other federal branches. So you've got a lot of people

00:12:56.960 that are buzzing about this. This is making the left go completely crazy. Punchbowl News reported

00:13:02.140 that the move on Tuesday, and they said it noted that it could shield massive volumes of records

00:13:08.160 from congressional subpoenas this is the same administration that has already faced non-stop

00:13:14.660 demands for documents and testimony since taking office so this is something that they see coming

00:13:21.200 they know exactly well i mean let's face it the democrats haven't been shy about what they want

00:13:26.440 to do to this country should they ever hold power again why anybody would trust them at all an office

00:13:32.700 of any sort based on what you already know. And with the Democrats going completely socialist,

00:13:38.620 communist, really, I don't know who would vote for them. But there are some people out there.

00:13:43.260 And with a system that has not been fixed for fraud, thank you, Thune and other rhinos in the 0.68

00:13:49.480 Republican Party, anything and everything could happen. We could have another 2020. We could have 0.89

00:13:56.700 another 2016 this is something where they were using all of the media all of the different

00:14:04.220 things to steal an election especially in 2020 you had everything from water main breaks to

00:14:09.400 stopping counting everything that they could pull under the sun it was a complete circus and

00:14:14.140 everybody lived through it most everybody that was old enough to vote are still here and they

00:14:18.840 remember it so this is what we're trying to prevent so even though they're on vacation which

00:14:25.040 is the most absurd thing I have ever heard of Thune and crew thorn inside make sure you continue to

00:14:31.200 call them don't let a day go by I do it anyway I it just it's one of those things that I just

00:14:36.400 you know what if I stub my toe if I have a problem with a doggie that you know does something in the

00:14:41.860 living room I'm like call Thune get it out on Thune so I'm always calling him make sure they're

00:14:47.220 going to drop the telephone number in chat so that you call them as well it's just important to keep

00:14:51.500 it up. But the Democrats are already sharpening their subpoena knives. They just got the drawer

00:14:57.480 locked. It looks like the executive privilege now covers Trump outside advisors too. So try

00:15:05.320 manufacturing that scandal. That's really good news because that was such a unreal thing that

00:15:11.940 we had to all experience. I never want to go through that again. Neither should anybody else.

00:15:16.780 so a lot of things happening out there today i mean tons you have a former dsa member who says

00:15:24.640 the organization does not tolerate internal dissent and it is more radical than people realize

00:15:31.400 i think we realize it because we live it every single day but people are out there actually

00:15:37.700 talking about it so i'm going to pull this little number up i'm going to go fast today just because

00:15:43.760 I'm by myself. I hope that's okay with you. We've got just so much to cover that it's kind of one

00:15:48.600 of those things where you go, all right, where to even dig in. So let me get you on the screen. So

00:15:53.580 you're with me, because I love seeing you out there. And I'm going to give everybody a shout

00:15:56.960 out when I see you a little bit later. But Jake Altman, he used to organize for the Democrat

00:16:03.960 Socialists of America. And he just sat down with the free press to lay out exactly how the group

00:16:09.960 operates now. He says the DSA pushes out anyone who questions the line and has swung hard toward

00:16:17.420 extreme positions. Now you've seen that so far and that they were not part of the picture when

00:16:23.280 he signed up. So Altman joined in 2013 and he described the chapter back then as mostly older

00:16:31.700 and focused based social democrat ideas that's what it was based around but by 2015 in Boston

00:16:39.960 the old core had already shrunk to a handful of older men and him a group called the left caucus

00:16:47.900 formed in 2014 and they started pushing far more radical views inside the organization

00:16:54.720 So then Altman pointed to open debates over how much lenism the group should allow in, and he noted the membership shifted to a younger, more affluent, and less experienced activist who drove the change over way past that line over the past 10 to 15 years.

00:17:16.440 So the group now treats any internal pushback as a problem that needs to be removed so that

00:17:23.480 everyone stays in line. This explains a lot. This is why we're all kind of so shocked and surprised

00:17:30.440 is because they've got a handle on this whole thing. They have got an iron grip. Sound familiar?

00:17:36.200 Yes, welcome to communism. So this is the same outfit that grew out of those early debates.

00:17:42.120 They now present itself as a bigger force on the left.

00:17:46.180 So people watching the interview are hearing firsthand how quickly an organization can move when it stops tolerating disagreement.

00:17:54.020 And the bigger question is now how many other groups are heading in the same direction while claiming that they are just ordinary political clubs.

00:18:02.560 It isn't. This is fully organized.

00:18:05.080 So you've got an ex-DSA insider who says dissent gets you the boot and the whole thing went full radical.

00:18:12.120 This is the same old leftist script, new cult uniforms.

00:18:16.660 That's the difference.

00:18:18.120 Really crazy, crazy stuff going on with the left.

00:18:21.600 I mean, when you start hearing from their own members, you know that there is a real problem.

00:18:27.500 Because A.G., the Michigan A.G., Dana Nessel, wow, she's even talking about it.

00:18:34.140 She doesn't even recognize her own party.

00:18:37.180 And she's like, whoa, get me out of here. 0.69

00:18:39.080 She refuses to attend the Democrat convention due to threats from radical anti-Semitic left. 1.00

00:18:46.180 She rips the party for double standard as indicted members are welcome. 0.99

00:18:52.160 I mean, she won't even attend.

00:18:54.580 That's how scary this whole thing is.

00:18:57.060 So, yes, they get what they deserve and what they have allowed to pass.

00:19:02.160 I mean, this is why we're known for being seriously independent and because we all have our own opinions.

00:19:08.020 if there is a cult, it is on the left. So Michigan AG Dana Nessel, she announced that she's skipping

00:19:14.960 the Michigan Democrat Party nominating convention. This is going to happen later this month

00:19:22.620 because she fears for her safety from threats inside her own party. This is what the Jewish 1.00

00:19:30.880 democrat told ms now that the radical anti-semitic elements have targeted her and other jewish

00:19:38.360 elected officials with a barrage of threats since her first day in office in 2019 this was long

00:19:45.800 before october 7th she called out the party for rolling out the same welcome mat to indicted

00:19:52.360 members charged with anti-semitic vandalism harassment and threats while doing nothing

00:19:59.000 to protect the others. So she said the civil discourse and respect for diversity of ideas

00:20:05.640 that once existed are completely gone. When asked if the Democrats are doing enough, she answered

00:20:11.220 directly, I would say absolutely they're not. She pointed straight at the double standard on display.

00:20:18.200 So those threats have only intensified since 2019, with the party choosing to ignore the pattern,

00:20:25.940 even as it escalates. Indicted figures that are tied to anti-Semitic acts, they have faced

00:20:32.840 no real pushback from the same officials who now host the convention. Nestle's decision lands

00:20:39.680 right before the gathering, exposing how the party treats its own when the pressure comes

00:20:45.000 from the radical base rather than an outsider's. And you can see that in some of these races.

00:20:50.620 I mean, all of a sudden, you've got Jewish candidates that are putting down their Jewish 0.67

00:20:57.080 heritage. They're stepping back from it because they want to win so badly. So if you have two 0.95

00:21:03.400 Jewish people that are running against each other, it's like, who is going to be less Jewish?

00:21:08.560 I'm not kidding. That is actually where we are right now. So this refusal is showing voters

00:21:14.820 exactly who holds the leverage inside today's Democrat structure and who gets sidelined when

00:21:21.360 safety and standards collide. So the next few weeks, it will reveal whether party leaders

00:21:27.080 address the gap or if they keep pretending the divide does not exist. I'm betting on the fact

00:21:32.880 that they ignore it. They're all too afraid of it. You are seeing this huge wave going on around

00:21:39.800 the country and it is frightening for all watching. It is. I don't recognize this party and I talk

00:21:47.980 about it all the time with people that are in, you know, that are very liberal or Democrats that are

00:21:55.020 in my realm of friends or in my bubble, so to speak, and they don't recognize it either. You

00:22:00.960 can't ignore what has happened to the Democrat Party. It is a frightening time for them and for

00:22:07.600 all. Because here in cultural LA, it's a totally different scene. It really is. I mean, people

00:22:15.240 accept whoever it is, no big deal, which is great, right? Until they start becoming divisive into

00:22:22.280 these certain groups. And you can see, you can see it, you can feel it. It has definitely invaded

00:22:28.480 even Democrat blue states that say, oh, welcome one, welcome all. It's not the case. All right,

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00:25:14.740 oh my gosh all of this stuff is out and we touched on it a little bit yesterday we've been talking

00:25:22.960 about it for weeks in fact ever since Dr. Death Fauci got up there and testified well President

00:25:32.220 Trump he just hit back after seeing those Fauci texts that dropped on Monday that showed that

00:25:40.560 the evil doctor knew early on about miscarriage risks tied to the COVID vaccine. So on August

00:25:49.020 10, 2026, Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul, they released the first batch of messages from

00:25:56.320 Fauci's COVID era iPhone. The text between Fauci, former CDC director Rochelle Walensky, y'all

00:26:03.660 remember her, and the Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, they revealed Fauci wrote that a second

00:26:11.680 dose of the mRNA shot theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first

00:26:18.860 trimester.

00:26:20.380 Let that sink in.

00:26:23.440 The messages also showed that he covered up data pointing to an 82% miscarriage rate among

00:26:31.700 women vaccinated in that window. So one of the reporters asked Trump about it, and he said it

00:26:38.320 appears that as early as January 2021, that they knew that there could possibly be complications

00:26:47.300 with pregnant women and miscarriages tied to COVID vaccine. Yet, the Biden administration

00:26:54.460 and the health officials didn't change their rhetoric at all. So back in 2022, they have

00:27:02.200 already, you have different groups that have been flagging for the data, showing that there was a

00:27:08.520 4,070% increase in miscarriages and stillbirths after the mRNA rollout began. That same spring,

00:27:19.280 Fauci and others kept pushing the shots on pregnant women without sharing what the private

00:27:24.840 texts now confirmed they suspected.

00:27:27.540 So Johnson and Paul pulled these messages after years of stonewalling on full transparency

00:27:34.080 from the health agencies.

00:27:35.900 The pattern totally lines up with earlier reports of officials downplaying side effects

00:27:42.780 while mandates rolled out anyway.

00:27:44.840 so now the records are out and it raises the question of how many families made decisions 1.00

00:27:52.120 without the full picture how many women were continuing to go to their job right trying to

00:27:59.000 get pregnant and they're like well i have to take the job and i can't you know i'm trying to get

00:28:03.660 pregnant here we're trying to start a family i mean all of these scenarios are now being talked

00:28:09.280 about people's personal experiences multiple miscarriages in some families this is horrible

00:28:19.080 absolutely horrible and I cannot wait until these states start going after Fauci because you know

00:28:26.160 with his pardon that he has right now this federal immunity that he's got well it's not going to

00:28:32.540 apply to the states and I think Florida if I were a betting gal which I am I would bet Florida leads

00:28:38.820 that charge because the information is out there and it is horrible so watch for more batches from

00:28:46.700 Johnson and Paul and whether the agencies ever own what the text actually say because this guy

00:28:54.600 this Fauci it's as bad as things are right now for him I think things are going to rise a couple

00:29:02.920 levels worse. So Fauci privately flagged miscarriage risk in early 2021, yet the Biden

00:29:09.860 team kept pushing the shots. Trump reads the text and the cover ups look even worse than what we

00:29:16.800 originally thought. I mean, we know about all of the different things in young people, myocarditis,

00:29:22.800 all of that. But wow, just wait, it's going to get worse. Because when you think of how many people

00:29:28.780 were affected in one way or another, especially people that had transplants. I'm waiting on that

00:29:35.680 one as well, because that's pretty scary. And they were worried about it. I mean, this was out in the

00:29:40.980 open. This was a conversation that they were having amongst themselves. They knew, and they kept going.

00:29:48.200 So even Fauci's Surgeon General, the CDC chief, he worried about miscarriage after the second

00:29:54.180 COVID vaccine dose. There's no hiding any of this now. It is out there. So these are part of the

00:30:02.360 texts that were recovered from Anthony Fauci's government issued phone. And they showed that

00:30:08.120 Surgeon General Vivek Murthy and CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, they privately flagged the risk

00:30:15.560 and they didn't do a thing about it. I mean, they were all in on this on the cover up,

00:30:22.460 never said a word out of it i mean this is sick this is really sick stuff and you've got johnson

00:30:29.960 who's out there saying wow you know that this is truly sick it's the tip of the iceberg which

00:30:36.380 means there's a lot more that they have seen this is why they are rattling the calls and making sure

00:30:43.180 that people understand what all this man did to people so fauci found himself grilled over the

00:30:50.400 hard private texts that showed him worrying mRNA shots could trigger miscarriages and you've got

00:30:57.880 senators he gets up there on the stand and he's like yeah at the hearing 111 times he doesn't

00:31:04.580 feel like he needs to answer a single question for any of this he won't even tell you what color

00:31:08.560 his tie is 111 times he pled the fifth but he opened the door with trying to act like this was

00:31:16.440 a witch hunt against him. Let me tell you what, this witch hunt should have happened. And the

00:31:22.020 crazy thing is, is that you weren't allowed to talk about any of this stuff. None of it.

00:31:29.340 I mean, the establishment media, they are not even asking questions. They're not even wanting

00:31:37.580 to talk about these vaccines and the damage that they had. They are flat out refusing to cover

00:31:45.280 this story. But yet you've got Dr. Fauci on his perfect podium that they placed him on acting like

00:31:52.780 he was the next coming. And they're not going to walk any of this back. None of it. Because they

00:31:59.800 were all in on it. I believe that they were all getting a cut of something. I mean, you even had

00:32:04.080 late night television that was sitting there dressed in, you know, needles dancing around

00:32:10.480 saying, you know, go ahead and get your jab. They were putting on all these crazy skits. It was so

00:32:16.140 weird. You want to talk about weird. That is the party of weirdness all in of itself. So yes, I

00:32:22.920 mean, Trump is saying it's amazing that the establishment media refuses to ask questions

00:32:27.020 to reexamine the vaccines. They aren't asking any questions, none. So I mean, President Trump

00:32:33.980 signed an executive order revising the childhood vaccine recommendation for protection against

00:32:40.460 against 11 diseases. The revised schedule reduces the prior CDC recommendation of 18 diseases.

00:32:47.760 President Trump stated that the changes could save hundreds of thousands to millions of lives

00:32:52.260 and produce tremendous results. A Massachusetts court had previously blocked similar vaccine

00:32:58.420 schedule revisions, but President Trump, he got out there on Monday and they asked him directly

00:33:03.680 why the outlets refused to dig in. And Trump basically said that the medical pharmaceutical

00:33:09.240 groups might be pulling the strings. He says, it's amazing. When you come up with a recommendation

00:33:15.280 for a vaccine, it could be the medical groups, the pharmaceutical groups. He says, I don't know,

00:33:21.960 you know, but it's amazing. And so he is doing what he can, but the media won't question the

00:33:28.640 vaccines. I mean, it must be nice. Pharma is your own boss. President Trump cuts the schedule

00:33:34.200 and dares to ask what if. And amazing what happens when you stop treating the science like

00:33:39.120 a sacred cow which is what they did and this was their own slush fund for a lot of them i mean the

00:33:46.020 more we find out the worse this whole thing with fauci gets so we're gonna see exactly what happens

00:33:54.300 here this is i don't think it's going to get any better for fauci i don't think it's going i think

00:34:00.240 it's only going to get worse i hope he is prosecuted i hope he never sees the light of day

00:34:04.080 again and I definitely still hold to them stripping him of his license he does not need a medical

00:34:11.660 license and he definitely does not deserve a pension not with all of this happening and I

00:34:16.640 hope every single dollar because I'm on my hope crunch right now every single dollar he has to go

00:34:22.980 through blow through that he has made off of this and other things while in the medical industry

00:34:27.920 every single last penny goes to the wind to his lawyers that aren't going to be able to protect

00:34:34.120 him that's my hope for the day so this guy makes me crazy speaking of different so you know health

00:34:43.180 and all of the things that go on and we talk about the system here in the united states well

00:34:47.440 this is scary when you talk about socialism and you talk about social medicine this is a horrible

00:34:54.200 story. I'm going to read it. I'm going to give it to you just straight up. I've got a couple of

00:34:59.400 things in here that you need to know about because this is what's happening in Canada. A couple of

00:35:04.960 dates and a couple of people that you need to know. This just happened. There's an 83-year-old

00:35:09.820 grandmother that is named Bridget Stegman. Well, she died on July 10th. This is through Canada's

00:35:18.240 Medical Assistance in Dying program, even though she told her family she wanted no part of it.

00:35:24.200 Her granddaughter, Bridget Krandonk, she held the power of attorney and served as the main contact

00:35:32.040 for every medical decision during the two years. So Stegman lived in Ontario. It was in an assisted

00:35:39.200 living facility. Five months before the death, doctors gave her a stage four stomach cancer

00:35:45.500 diagnosis. And two months later, the family sat down to discuss the assisted suicide.

00:35:51.360 So Stegman, she's a devout Christian, stated outright that the procedure went against her faith and that she did not want it.

00:36:00.180 Then you have the family members.

00:36:01.780 They come in and they later described a series of unsettling meetings with doctors and nurses who kept raising the option despite those clear words.

00:36:12.380 So even at times, Stegman, she seemed heavily sedated.

00:36:15.820 Yet other moments, she spoke clearly and repeated her refusal.

00:36:19.060 the family statement records that she never changed her mind before July 10th procedure

00:36:25.500 ended her life anyway. They did it anyway. This is what socialized medicine will buy you.

00:36:34.940 So Canada expanded its medical assistance in dying rules in recent years, allowing the practice in

00:36:41.080 more cases and removing some of the earlier safeguards. The same program has drawn repeated

00:36:47.300 complaints from families who say that patients were steered toward death when they still wanted

00:36:52.540 treatment or simply more time. So Stegman's case, it is following a pattern where staff

00:37:00.200 has continued to push all of this stuff, pushing the dying option after the patient had already

00:37:06.280 rejected it on religious grounds. So I wanted to bring that up since we're talking about all this

00:37:13.300 medical stuff I know it makes me feel icky too I want to just go oh take a shower you know jump

00:37:17.700 in the ocean just clear the slate because it's a horrible subject but it this is just one of many

00:37:24.660 stories and it shows how quickly these laws can override a person's stated wishes and family input

00:37:31.700 as well once the system gets involved so us watching this stuff I mean there's similar

00:37:38.320 proposals here, we can see the concrete risk when you have faith and explicit refusals when those

00:37:45.940 are set aside. So the next cases will likely test whether families can block the process

00:37:51.780 before it reaches the final step. But these are the things that we're looking at. And when we're

00:37:57.320 talking about the left who wants universal health care and all of these different things,

00:38:02.040 believe me when I tell you there are strings attached, plenty of them. Just scary, scary stuff.

00:38:10.960 But it looks like, on a lighter note, it looks like they are really not getting behind Kamala

00:38:17.080 Harris this time around. I think she did it the first time around and they're like, all right,

00:38:22.820 let's move on from this dingbat. I don't know. Some people think she's high. Some people think 1.00

00:38:28.340 she's drunk I I really just don't know what to say I don't think she even knows if she has those

00:38:34.180 excuses good for her I'm afraid she doesn't have those excuses I think this is just who she is I

00:38:40.560 don't know if it spills I don't know but Lindy Lee this is the former DNC fundraiser who has been

00:38:48.460 calling out the party's wild spending since 2024 election well apparently she went on my view with

00:38:55.840 laura trump and it was on saturday where she laid it out plain that she there are many major

00:39:03.940 democrat donors who are not writing checks for another kamala harris presidential run

00:39:09.500 because they treat their money like a business deal and they refuse to back candidates who blew

00:39:15.740 through nearly two billion dollars and still finished in debt so lee said that the party's

00:39:23.140 post-election review was a sham that they could not even stand behind. And she tied the donor

00:39:29.500 freeze to growing internal divisions, plus the rising influence of DSA. She added that the same

00:39:36.540 lack of accountability is feeding the broader fundraising drought Democrats are facing right

00:39:41.820 now. They need money, serious money, and they aren't getting it. So you know what they're

00:39:46.980 probably doing right now? What Act Blue was doing for them and everything else, they are relying on

00:39:52.800 foreign donations. They're coming in that way. You know they are. I don't think there's any

00:39:58.300 question. If you were to look at how this massive takeover and all of these foreigners that are in 1.00

00:40:04.660 our elections now and all of these radical leftists that are running and all of this money that is 0.88

00:40:10.640 pouring in behind them, the Soros groups and others, do not think that this isn't happening

00:40:17.100 from across the globe it is it definitely is it is not organic I don't think I'm the only one that

00:40:25.240 feels this way feel free to chirp in and say whether you think this is organic or not because

00:40:30.920 I certainly don't so you have Harris who appeared on MSNBC Monday to promote her new book and labeled

00:40:39.920 President Trump as a tyrant this is a line that the White House called straight incitement of

00:40:45.020 violence which it is this is the same campaign that ranked raked in almost two billion dollars

00:40:52.180 yet left bills unpaid the same operation lee has been exposing for months of reckless outlays

00:40:59.340 with no one held responsible so in back in two 2024 this money it was being poured in by big

00:41:09.160 donors expecting results but the final tally showed the debt instead of a victory and zero

00:41:15.300 serious reckoning afterwards none so now you've got this pattern that is leaving donors unwilling

00:41:23.440 to repeat the mistake which means that harris's path to another nomination looks blocked before

00:41:29.860 it even starts democrats are now heading into the 2028 cycle with a thin bench shrinking cash flow

00:41:39.080 and a party base shifting towards DSA wing

00:41:42.420 that scares off the very people who pay the bills.

00:41:46.600 So it'll be interesting to watch

00:41:48.060 whether the next round of candidates

00:41:49.460 can convince anyone to open their wallets again

00:41:52.900 or whether the same cycle of big promises

00:41:55.540 and bigger shortfalls repeats.

00:41:57.600 Don't know.

00:41:58.680 I mean, there's still gonna be people

00:41:59.680 that fall for this sham,

00:42:01.020 but dim donors, they're not going to fund

00:42:02.900 another Kamala run.

00:42:03.940 This is after $2 billion spent and still in debt.

00:42:07.340 I mean, they had to put up the DNC as collateral to get a loan to go ahead and run this cycle.

00:42:13.220 This is crazy.

00:42:15.440 So lesson learned the expensive way.

00:42:18.760 There's going to be a lot of those lessons.

00:42:21.480 But it's wild.

00:42:22.920 I mean, this is why everybody, if anyone's wondering why we keep saying you've got to call Thune and you feel like it's a wasted effort or you've got to get out there and you've got to call your senators and you've got to explain why this is so important.

00:42:36.240 this is the reason we cannot lose we cannot afford to lose this country and we've got to get involved

00:42:42.360 in other races that's just the way it is I mean I haven't given up on California at all but I do

00:42:48.120 know what to expect in California and that's sad I don't want the rest of the world to feel that way

00:42:52.440 I mean really that you're that your elections you don't get excited about them because hey you know

00:42:57.980 what they're going to count for two weeks they're going to have all this time to do whatever it is

00:43:02.060 to put in more drops to get more ballots in there you know I mean whether they're living or not

00:43:07.840 is another whole case but yeah I mean this is why it's important and you've got all of these

00:43:13.800 investigations that are going on as well James O'Keefe you remember when he was investigating

00:43:20.800 Act Blue he was going door to door and he was like did you know that you spent I mean this is

00:43:26.880 somebody that is retired, that is living on a very mild income right now compared to when they

00:43:33.580 were working and all of that. And they're being told that they spent $150,000 on the Democrat

00:43:40.720 Party. And they're like, No, come again, you're wrong. Sorry. What's wrong with you? I would

00:43:45.700 never do something like that. They're like, Did you ever? Did you ever contribute? Yeah,

00:43:50.400 maybe $5 here or there. Well, that was enough for them to get your name, your number, your address,

00:43:54.460 and continue to bring in all of these funds from elsewhere.

00:43:59.120 You remember all of this.

00:44:00.760 This was happening.

00:44:01.920 We were wondering how they were getting their money.

00:44:03.660 Well, foreign donations mainly.

00:44:05.960 So if you think that they put away that can on that shelf,

00:44:09.800 no, they grabbed that same can and they're going to continue to do it until they can't anymore.

00:44:15.740 So James O'Keefe, he hit the streets in Michigan on Election Day

00:44:18.800 with a fresh undercover video that caught people on camera

00:44:22.300 fielding questions about the duplicate absentee envelopes tied to the same voter.

00:44:29.360 So he zeroed in on the issue while naming, you know, all of these other reports and spotlighting

00:44:35.060 some of these different residents, including Dearborn resident Afshin Michele. This is a

00:44:41.600 convicted rapist listed on Michigan's voter rolls. So the video that he put out there,

00:44:47.960 It presses the point that Michele, whom the U.S. has been unable to deport back to Iran, voted in three of Michigan's federal and state elections.

00:44:58.700 And this is according to Check My Vote data that was compiled by Fannie Mantravati.

00:45:05.600 So the day before the election, O'Keefe met with the Detroit 2020 election inspection team of Fannie Mantravati, Yohonda Miller, and Patty McMurray, finally got an American name in there, to map out fraud hotspots around the Detroit area and nearby areas.

00:45:31.100 So that first viral video that he dropped on Saturday afternoon pulled straight from the May 19, 2026 report that identified six non-citizens on Michigan's rolls who also appear on the DHS worst of the worst criminals list.

00:45:49.700 Jocelyn Benson, the state's secretary of state, oversees the system where these issues continue to keep resurfacing over and over again.

00:45:59.420 so of course this new footage it adds to the questions that we already have about the ballots

00:46:06.760 and how they are being handled and who gets to cast them under benson's watch you have voters

00:46:12.160 in michigan who now see concrete examples of the same names tied to multiple envelopes and

00:46:18.580 non-citizens who are appearing on active roles you can watch for this you're going to see more

00:46:24.380 follow-up checks for those specific addresses again they just use the same same things over

00:46:30.740 and over again they don't have to reinvent anything if the system works for them they

00:46:34.760 continue to use them so any state reviews of the voter list that so surface next so they'll all be

00:46:42.280 on there it'll be the same group the same people this has been working and so expect more of it

00:46:49.060 so it's interesting I mean you have O'Keefe that's on the ground there and he's catching the duplicate

00:46:54.080 absentee envelopes for the same Michigan voter again. Benson crew runs elections like a two for

00:47:00.760 one sale that nobody asked for. And here we are going election integrity. And they're like, oh,

00:47:06.220 there was an election, you know, theft in 2020. Biden clearly won. I mean, he had the most votes

00:47:14.020 we've ever seen. Outbeat, you know, he outdid Obama. He outdid Trump. I mean, this guy was king.

00:47:22.440 ain't nobody buying that nobody bought it then nobody bought it now except for the sheep

00:47:29.240 the sheep that they have trained but we're getting way past all of that stuff too

00:47:34.660 there was also a story today that really got a lot of people and boy it's really interesting

00:47:42.080 because mom donnie president trump knows exactly how dangerous this guy is and he is going to start

00:47:50.200 looking at some things that they can do to protect New York because it's gotten bad but apparently

00:47:55.580 there has been some some confusion about NYPD that denies that City Hall claimed that

00:48:04.340 Rama Mamdani's wife Dawaji will get police escort on a Syria Lebanon trip so this had everybody up 1.00

00:48:14.220 in arms everyone that I spoke to today was like what is this all about and this chick is dangerous

00:48:20.780 I mean even though she was born in Texas and everything a lot of these immigrants relate to 1.00

00:48:25.600 her they're looking she's young she's I think believe I think she's 28 years old anyway she's

00:48:32.600 headed on over to Syria and Lebanon for reasons I don't know but here's where it gets interesting

00:48:41.060 The NYPD, they just shut down City Hall's story that the officers would escort Mayor Zoran Mamdani's wife, Rama Dawaji, on her trip to Syria and Lebanon.

00:48:54.760 An NYPD spokesperson stated flat out that the department does not send personnel to level four travel advisory countries for discretionary reasons unrelated to investigation.

00:49:07.480 Dawaji is 29. Sorry, she's 29.

00:49:10.300 She plans to visit both nations starting September 20th, even though the State Department lists them as under its do not travel warning.

00:49:21.420 Interesting that she would go, is it not?

00:49:24.280 So City Hall, they insisted that the NYPD strongly recommend that she travel with New York City cops.

00:49:32.300 So this was a source that was close to the trip, told reporters that it was not official business.

00:49:39.280 it does nothing for the city another source said that dowaji specifically asked for the security

00:49:46.960 detail after her overseas trip last month went without police protection so the mayor's office

00:49:55.080 has presented the escort as already arranged and so this had everybody just going wild but this is

00:50:01.760 the same department that has long drawn lines on using city resources for personal travel to high 0.93

00:50:08.480 risk zones I mean imagine what would happen she would be she would be safe with Hamas I mean they 0.96

00:50:13.620 love the job that they're doing in New York I am sure and all of the different changes that are 0.97

00:50:19.500 being made there but would her security detail be safe absolutely not we're talking about the

00:50:25.380 crowd that wants to defund the police of course they would not be safe can you imagine putting

00:50:29.900 them in that position horrible so of course this is the same department they have drawn these lines

00:50:36.940 before. And of course, NYPD's early Tuesday statement made it clear that no officers are

00:50:43.540 going and the back and forth left the public with two conflicting accounts from the same

00:50:48.360 administration. Everybody's going, what's going on? But the taxpayers, of course, we end up on

00:50:53.500 the hook when the city police get pulled into private travel to places the federal government

00:50:58.280 warns against. And the denial shows that the department is not playing along. So the trip

00:51:04.380 still heads out in September. So the question is whether any other security arrangements surface

00:51:09.480 or whether the whole plan gets walked back. Why she's going, we have no idea. But the city hall,

00:51:16.780 they claim NYPD strongly recommended escorting the mayor's wife to Syria and Lebanon. But the

00:51:24.380 cops say that they skip tourist trips to level four zones. And then someone just learned personal

00:51:30.140 vacations don't come with city muscles so we'll see what happens apparently it's still on i don't

00:51:35.560 know we'll see but that whole mom donnie thing is really bad and i i just am looking forward to

00:51:41.920 president trump hopefully doing whatever he can using his muscle to make sure that new york isn't

00:51:48.400 just forever destroyed i mean you have got their own new york's own citizens that are pushing back

00:51:54.360 on this guy saying look you cannot take our properties you cannot force us into this box

00:51:58.860 you cannot force us to sell you can't do this and the grocery store chain ideas and all of this

00:52:05.220 stuff that he's doing to local businesses i mean it is a trap it is something that we've all known

00:52:12.540 it doesn't work communism socialism does not work just take a look around and yet mom donnie is

00:52:19.760 making new york city his own private idaho and he's like hey i'm gonna just do whatever it is i

00:52:25.960 want to do I'm going to rule as king and that's what he's been doing and he hasn't been going 0.98

00:52:30.760 slow about it either he's going quick so speaking of death sentences all right we've got a Syrian 0.57

00:52:39.120 court that just handed down a death sentence to ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad so Bashar

00:52:47.380 Assad, Al-Assad, he and his inner circle, they, this is blood that was spilled over 14 years ago.

00:52:57.720 So today, judges announced Assad and his brother, Mar, to death in absentia for premeditated murder,

00:53:06.760 including of children, torture, arbitrary defenses, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.

00:53:13.440 Their cousin, Ateth Najib, they sat in a cage during the trial and received the same sentence.

00:53:20.680 The three men had already fled to Russia in December 2024 when opposition fighters, led by interim president Ahmad al-Shara, seized Damascus and ended 53 years of Assad family rule.

00:53:36.320 So the 14-year conflict left roughly half a million people dead

00:53:42.000 and millions more displaced from their homes.

00:53:44.800 So Russia granted Assad political asylum.

00:53:48.640 You remember when that happened a couple of years ago,

00:53:50.720 where he now lives with his family.

00:53:53.040 And so this court action follows the same pattern of accountability

00:53:57.520 that removed other long-ruling strongmen once their grip finally slipped

00:54:02.120 and Assad regime that held power since Hafez al-Assad took over in 1971 and passed it to his

00:54:10.560 son Bashar in 2000. So the new authorities are now sorting through the wreckage of the heredity 0.96

00:54:18.980 system and the ruling is showing that even protected exiles can face a legal reckoning 0.88

00:54:25.900 when the ground shifts back home. So families who lost their loved ones now have at least a formal

00:54:32.520 verdict on record, though actual enforcement depends on whether Russia ever hands anyone over.

00:54:38.940 Doubtful. So watch how the interim government under al-Sharah, how they build on this step,

00:54:45.500 and whether real stability follows for ordinary Syrians, we shall see. But they definitely have 0.93

00:54:52.360 sentenced him the ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia for crimes against humanity

00:55:01.140 and war crimes his brother also sentenced to death his cousin also sentenced to death and

00:55:11.580 though they have fled to Russia in December 2024 this is going to be interesting I mean you know

00:55:20.280 you never really get away with it, do you? We all meet our maker one day or another, but

00:55:24.640 this 14-year war, it left about 500,000 dead and millions displaced. Frightening. Frightening.

00:55:35.180 Scary as ever. I can't wait until we get out of there. It's definitely something that is

00:55:42.560 frightening. I mean, the Middle East, and I know that President Trump is, you know,

00:55:47.720 he's got a plan here and he wants us to exit worse than anyone but you hear these stories and they're

00:55:52.920 just just terrifying i mean this is not who we are and bringing them here does not solve the

00:56:01.720 problem and i think most people know this and so this whole asylum seeking venture i mean this is 1.00

00:56:07.920 the kind of thing that they do to people it's a horrible story and so i'm going to leave you with

00:56:13.680 something nicer after this but because i don't want this to be in your brain but i have to report

00:56:18.120 on it because it shows you the difference between us and them and why we don't just say oh come on 1.00

00:56:23.740 come on let's let's have you in our safe ground well this iranian regime hung a 24 year old woman

00:56:31.500 who fought back against sexual assault forced into child marriage at 17 she was executed for 0.98

00:56:38.260 defending herself. So Iranian authorities hang 24-year-old Mirziah Nehri, and this was at the

00:56:48.620 central prison on August 8, 2026. She was convicted of premeditated murder after stabbing a man 0.72

00:56:56.100 during an alleged attempted sexual assault. Nehri had been forced into marriage at 17 with a man

00:57:02.940 named Davood. Courts rejected her self-defense claim and applied this retribution, this

00:57:10.460 quesas retribution law. Human rights groups, including Henga and HRA and A, reported the

00:57:19.740 execution. This is the Islamic Republic of Iran, and it was founded after the 1979 revolution that

00:57:27.620 installed a theocratic system enforcing sharia law across the country that framework has legalized

00:57:35.620 child marriages and it applies this these retribution rules which led directly to the

00:57:41.360 august 8th 2026 her execution so anyway just just can be really bad if you can just close your eyes

00:57:52.160 and imagine the worst of the worst. That's what I see when I see, you know, the Middle East, 0.95

00:57:57.580 and especially with the whole batched withdrawal of what happened with the Biden administration 0.99

00:58:03.020 in Afghanistan. This is why they don't talk about it. It's a horrible situation over there,

00:58:09.200 as you can imagine. And I mean, people that grew up with the safety of knowing that American

00:58:14.820 soldiers were there protecting them no more no more so this is a horrible reality for people

00:58:23.960 that don't have those protections anymore all right so i promised you good news i'm gonna give

00:58:28.460 you good news here it is president trump announces that american citizen and former u.s marine

00:58:35.360 robert gilman is finally coming home after more than four years of imprisonment in russia where

00:58:43.320 he was detained in 2022 under the Biden administration. So President Trump, he said,

00:58:49.360 after my discussions with President Vladimir Putin, Russia has agreed to release him

00:58:55.500 very much on a humanitarian basis. We appreciate this decision and the fact that Russia asked for

00:59:02.340 no one in return. No exchange took place. Robert will land at Andrews Air Force Base in Washington,

00:59:10.900 D.C. tonight where my representatives, some of whom are on the plane with him, will welcome

00:59:16.540 Robert back to the United States of America. I just spoke to him and he had one request,

00:59:23.640 a great cheeseburger when he lands. I will take care of that. President Donald J. Trump,

00:59:30.380 God bless America. And here is a picture of him. So this is wonderful, wonderful news.

00:59:35.660 he is with his family and so this is a great means to a horrible end for what he probably

00:59:44.980 experienced over there and so I want to get you a better picture than that let me let me pull it up

00:59:49.360 on my other screen because I see that it's covered and I want you to see him I mean this guy has

00:59:54.380 probably been through no telling I mean this just is not a pretty thing so here he is here's his

01:00:00.960 family, some people from the White House. And so he is going to be back on solid ground in the

01:00:08.000 United States. And I'm sure that cheeseburger is going to be the best cheeseburger he's ever had.

01:00:13.840 I certainly hope so. President Trump, you know, will make sure that it is for sure the best in

01:00:18.580 the world. Probably McDonald's. I think most of us expect that at the very least. But yes. So anyway,

01:00:25.960 I hope that Cat Turd's freezer gets fixed.

01:00:29.180 I hope you enjoyed the show today.

01:00:31.240 We had a good time here.

01:00:32.860 There was a lot to discuss.

01:00:34.280 I mean, I'm telling you, the way the news cycle goes lately, it just, it never ends.

01:00:39.340 I want to thank you all for being here.

01:00:41.000 I see a whole bunch of people in chat want to say hello.

01:00:43.940 Remy, hello.

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01:00:49.280 Faith B, so happy to see you.

01:00:51.140 Kimber Tucson, love seeing you always.

01:00:54.180 I promised I'd give everybody a shout out, but I just started rolling.

01:00:57.660 And once you start rolling, you don't know where to end it.

01:01:00.320 So then we have Robert Vale, NH3CC.

01:01:03.560 We've got Jen Essett Broman.

01:01:05.200 I know I'm supposed to do this at the front of the show.

01:01:07.500 Sorry, we do things backwards here.

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01:01:23.700 sorry good to see you as well molly mcfrawley thank you so much for being an awesome mod

01:01:29.060 same thing with our darling friend normaski 7193 you all are just so great we have tim peck 1157

01:01:38.940 welcoming home robert gilman yes that marine is home joanne colombo 36 56 we have kyle glenn 24 34

01:01:48.780 and we have let's see who else have i missed have i missed anybody i'm trying not to

01:01:54.140 just glad to see everybody and glad to say hi to all of you let me see roger davis great spear 013

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01:02:12.940 lord hello blessings to you as well igma sapa south oh sherry yes good day ks 11 4 thank you

01:02:23.620 thank you i'm sorry i messed up your name karen still good to see you as well cask hi good to

01:02:30.320 see you i'll see you all zoe grant all right mud him 47 all right i'll see you all hopefully tomorrow

01:02:37.440 same channel same time you all be safe be kind to one another don't forget to vote and we will see

01:02:44.620 you later bye

01:03:07.440 We'll be right back.

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In the Litter Box - August 11, 2026

FAUCI'S EVIL MISCARRIAGE COVER-UP ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1075 – 8⧸11⧸2026

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