The Alex Jones Show Live - June 02, 2026


POWERFUL INFO: American Hero Tina Peters Is Now Free!


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00:00:00.000 So when we celebrate Tina Peters coming out of prison, it's not just an isolated issue and an isolated client. 0.53
00:00:07.060 It's part of the whole takeover of the United States by, let's call it the cabal or call it China, whichever you wish.
00:00:14.080 But, you know, if these people came to us with guns and rifles and they're shooting bullets, we'd know exactly how to deal with them. 0.84
00:00:20.960 But when they come to us surreptitiously through our election system, it's like with most of our country, a good part of our country doesn't realize what the heck's going on.
00:00:31.700 As the clerk of Mesa County, Tina Peters had an obligation to not only run the basically the election that as it's run in that county, but also to make sure that all of the data from the election was secured and kept.
00:00:47.860 to delete the data would be violating a federal statute that requires that it all be kept for 22
00:00:54.440 months. And not only is it statute, but it's a crime. You can go to prison for up to a year
00:01:01.820 for each episode, each instance that you've failed to maintain the records.
00:01:10.200 So here she is. She's basically, everything's going fine. And then she understands that
00:01:15.960 Janet Griswold, the Secretary of State of Colorado, is coming in and that she's going to come into
00:01:25.200 her office, have her people go into her machine and install something that they call the trusted
00:01:31.700 build. A trusted build is something like you see it every time you update an app on your cell phone.
00:01:42.080 That's what a trusted build is, where the program is updated, but the data stays and is not deleted.
00:01:49.080 The trusted build that they did was to reinstall the same program, but first they would wipe out the entire disk.
00:01:56.760 And we all know that even when you wipe a disk, you can still get data off of it, but not if you overwrite it with something else.
00:02:03.300 So they wipe the disk, then they overwrite it with the program and some other data again.
00:02:09.260 And the original data is impossible to find.
00:02:13.640 So this is all related to the election fraud, because why in the world would it be necessary for Jenna Griswold to make sure that her people go from county to county to county to county for 62 counties and completely wipe out, never to be seen again, the data from the 2020 election? 0.60
00:02:35.100 The only reason is because she's part of it. 1.00
00:02:38.300 And not only is she part of it, but she's a criminal. 0.96
00:02:41.400 We know that because she admits that she did all of this and that it wiped out the data.
00:02:45.940 And we know from what happened with Tina Peters case that the difference from before and after were literally 92,000 files were deleted when they put in their trusted bill.
00:02:58.540 So what was she charged with? 0.94
00:02:59.820 She knew these people were coming in to wipe out her computer.
00:03:03.000 So she and some other clerks did the same thing, got people that were able to image the hard drive and they and she had an image before and image after.
00:03:12.320 That's how we know. Ninety two thousand files were deleted illegally.
00:03:23.680 And it's time for humanity to stand up and say, I don't know what's going to happen at the end of this, but you want to fight.
00:03:29.480 You better believe you've got one.
00:03:32.100 The next chapter in the War for Humanity's Minds begins now at alexjoneslive.com.
00:04:02.100 Well, I really appreciate long-term, long-time confidant,
00:04:15.120 even back in military school, high school,
00:04:17.440 the Trump, Peter Tickton, great lawyer,
00:04:19.220 investigated the election fraud,
00:04:20.400 and rather the tip of spear getting a long-time political prisoner
00:04:27.880 released from jail. And we're here to talk about that right now. But what an exciting time to be
00:04:37.560 alive. We also have Trump names Bill Pulte, from all my sources, has just done a great job
00:04:44.180 to take over Tulsi Gabbard's job. So that's very, very exciting. And I want to be very,
00:04:52.840 very clear. Whenever I'm critical of Trump, it's because I think he's doing something that's not
00:04:57.420 the best idea. And as a citizen, I'm critical of him. The Democrats are the psychotic piranhas on
00:05:03.120 PCP we've got to deal with. But I wanted to get into all of this with him. But first, Tina Peter 0.98
00:05:09.580 is a hero, exposing election fraud, thrown into prison, finally released. And so I wanted to get
00:05:18.540 Peter Tickson's take on all of that. Legalbrains.com and more. Be sure and follow all of his
00:05:26.780 work there to talk about the situation we're in in this country right now and the investigations
00:05:32.700 latest on election fraud and moves to try to curtail that ahead of the midterms just six
00:05:37.940 months away so peter a very well-known prestigious lawyer thank you for being here with us on short
00:05:43.700 notice the crew's like why don't you get peter ticket on this morning like oh i didn't think of
00:05:46.520 that uh wow so where you want to go first i mean obviously uh probably tina peters and then
00:05:52.620 other things that are happening with the new director of the Office of Oversight of National
00:05:58.340 Intelligence and what's happening there. Peter, thanks for being here with us.
00:06:03.860 Well, thank you. I love being on your show, Alex, because I'm talking to somebody who knows
00:06:08.320 about what the heck's going on. I mean, that we're in a war and that everything is related.
00:06:16.200 So when we celebrate Tina Peters coming out of prison, it's not just an isolated issue.
00:06:22.020 and an isolated client, it's part of the whole takeover of the United States
00:06:27.200 by, let's call it the cabal or call it China, whichever you wish.
00:06:33.220 But, you know, if these people came to us with guns and rifles
00:06:37.220 and they're shooting bullets, we'd know exactly how to deal with them.
00:06:40.220 But when they come to us surreptitiously through our election system,
00:06:45.100 it's like most of our country or a good part of our country
00:06:49.200 doesn't realize what the heck's going on. 1.00
00:06:51.620 And so there's things going on with Tina, things going on with J6 people, all kinds of things going on. 0.71
00:06:58.180 But at least you mentioned Donald Trump. 0.88
00:07:00.560 At least we have the right president who's able to address these things and never quit on Tina Peters.
00:07:06.400 In fact, she wouldn't be out of prison now if it weren't for Donald Trump.
00:07:10.260 Absolutely. So let's talk about that.
00:07:11.640 He's been very faithful to the J6s as well. 1.00
00:07:13.900 But she's a key witness now. 1.00
00:07:15.680 They wanted to keep her in prison so she couldn't testify.
00:07:17.620 Why don't we remember, why don't you recap for folks that don't know what happened in Colorado, what happened with the codes, what she exposed, why they railroaded her?
00:07:27.620 Okay.
00:07:28.300 All right.
00:07:28.620 Well, first of all, what was she charged with?
00:07:30.100 People don't know. 0.88
00:07:30.800 They think that, you know, people say it's election fraud.
00:07:33.640 They have no idea of what she was charged with.
00:07:36.620 So here's what was going on.
00:07:38.160 And as the clerk of Mesa County, Tina Peters had an obligation to not only run the basically
00:07:44.820 the election that as it's run in that county, but also to make sure that all of the data 0.50
00:07:50.920 from the election was secured and kept to delete the data would be violating a federal
00:07:58.320 statute that requires that it all be kept for 22 months.
00:08:02.180 And not only is it statute, but it's a crime.
00:08:06.560 You can go to prison for up to a year for each episode, each instance that you've failed
00:08:13.140 to maintain the records.
00:08:16.660 So here she is.
00:08:19.200 She's basically, everything's going fine.
00:08:21.040 And then she understands that Jenna Griswold, the secretary of state of Colorado, is coming
00:08:28.140 in and that she's going to come into her office, have her people go into her machine and install
00:08:36.440 something that they call the trusted build. A trusted build is something like you see it every
00:08:43.900 time you update an app on your cell phone. That's what a trusted build is, where the program is
00:08:51.380 updated, but the data stays and is not deleted. The trusted build that they did was to reinstall
00:08:58.760 the same program, but first they would wipe out the entire disk. And we all know that even when
00:09:04.460 you wipe a disk, you could still get data off of it, but not if you overwrite it with something
00:09:09.420 else. So they wipe the disk, then they overwrite it with the program and some other data again,
00:09:16.200 and the original data is impossible to find. So this is all related to the election fraud,
00:09:24.260 because why in the world would it be necessary for Jenna Griswold to make sure that her 1.00
00:09:30.020 people go from county to county to county to county for 62 counties and completely wipe out, 1.00
00:09:38.040 never to be seen again, the data from the 2020 election. The only reason is because she's part
00:09:43.600 of it. And not only is she part of it, but she's a criminal. We know that because she admits that 1.00
00:09:49.580 she did all of this and that it wiped out the data. And we know from what happened with Tina
00:09:55.080 Peter's case, that the difference from before and after were literally 92,000 files were deleted
00:10:03.140 when they put in their trusted bill. And I want you to elaborate on that, but also not forget,
00:10:08.960 she magically also published all the codes to get the computers right before the election as well. 1.00
00:10:15.400 Yeah, that was a stupid mistake that she made. I don't think that that was necessarily 0.97
00:10:21.080 intentional but just stupid 0.99
00:10:22.920 and she figures I'm not 1.00
00:10:25.160 guilty of anything even negligence here
00:10:27.020 because it takes two codes and they only have the one
00:10:29.200 that's her excuse
00:10:30.560 but
00:10:31.880 what happened
00:10:34.080 and really there was some wrongdoing in regard
00:10:37.160 to that but the wrongdoing
00:10:39.580 wiping out the data from 62 1.00
00:10:41.420 counties that violates the law that she's 0.99
00:10:43.300 destroying election records 1.00
00:10:44.280 yeah she could go to prison for up to 0.82
00:10:47.240 62 years for that 1.00
00:10:48.680 but she's one of the biggest proponents
00:10:51.880 was one of the biggest proponents 1.00
00:10:53.740 of keeping Tina Peters in prison 1.00
00:10:55.400 she harped on it and harped on her 0.94
00:10:57.620 wouldn't let it go 0.59
00:10:59.040 so what's next for Tina
00:11:01.680 I mean obviously she's a star witness in all this now
00:11:03.960 do we have her before Congress what's going to happen
00:11:05.700 I don't
00:11:07.800 know that she's going before Congress
00:11:09.480 that request hasn't been made yet to us
00:11:11.540 but I think she will be
00:11:13.600 working with
00:11:14.420 probably with the president's
00:11:17.500 people in terms of this, but that, but to get to the nitty gritty, what was, so what was she
00:11:24.680 charged with? She knew these people were coming in to wipe out her computer. So she, and some other
00:11:30.100 clerks did the same thing, got people that were able to image the hard drive and they, and she
00:11:34.920 had an image before and image after. That's how we know 92,000 files were deleted illegally.
00:11:41.400 so she needed to get somebody she went to the colorado government and said do you have somebody
00:11:51.120 that can image my computer the dominion machine because i need to do that before they put in
00:11:58.160 the trusted build they had nobody they couldn't help her so she went to other sources and she
00:12:04.500 was able to get this fellow, Conan Hayes. Now, Conan Hayes is actually certified by the
00:12:12.180 Department of Homeland Security to do exactly what was requested to be done. So when you get
00:12:17.620 certified, you're not only certified that you're capable of doing the act, but you're also somebody
00:12:22.640 that can be trusted with the information. So this is not somebody that's off the street,
00:12:27.180 somebody that is crooked in any way. But when she was offered Conan Hayes, it was with
00:12:34.440 the understanding you can have him, he can do the job for you, but you can never tell anybody his
00:12:40.100 name. Why? Why can't you tell his name? Because he just was instrumental in busting one of the
00:12:48.960 Mexican cartels that were dealing with human trafficking, even in the United States. God
00:12:54.560 knows how many people this fellow, Conan Hayes, saved, how many women, how many children from
00:13:00.780 hell. But when you do that, you know, the cartels don't really like it very much when you bust them
00:13:07.640 up. You know, you become a wanted man. So they they were gunning for him and she couldn't use
00:13:15.000 his name because it would put his life in danger. So they what was needed, they needed him to not
00:13:22.760 only image the computer, but then watch whatever was going on after he imaged it and then image
00:13:30.360 it again after they finished. So to watch what's going on, he had to be in the room,
00:13:38.180 but she couldn't give his name. Believe it or not, the trial judge would not allow her to explain
00:13:45.400 why she used a fake name. So this whole trial was a farce to begin with. She wasn't able to
00:13:52.520 for defense, why she didn't have criminal intent. So she didn't have due process in any way. We are 0.96
00:14:02.420 now going to the Supreme Court of Colorado on that ground, on the ground of the Supremacy Clause,
00:14:10.700 which is simply this. If there's a federal law that you have to obey, but you have to contravene
00:14:18.140 a state statute in order to make sure you follow the federal law well then you have to do what you
00:14:25.900 have to do you have you have to follow the federal and you're not guilty of violation of the of the
00:14:31.620 state but you know and also here's the other thing which that reminds me of because most
00:14:39.180 your audience don't don't understand what was the crime so you gave a false name you're allowed to
00:14:45.800 use any name you want, as long as it's not for a fraudulent purpose.
00:14:49.540 So what was the name that was used?
00:14:52.240 It was another fellow that worked for Tina Peters that had a pass to be able to get in
00:14:57.180 and so on.
00:14:58.180 But the reason that she couldn't give, that she had to give a name, had nothing to do
00:15:05.080 with the elections.
00:15:07.920 As Secretary of State, Janet Griswold was making the rules for the state regarding COVID.
00:15:14.400 And that was a COVID rule that was broken, not an election rule. 0.95
00:15:20.640 Well, by her giving the false name, you know what?
00:15:23.540 Guess what?
00:15:24.100 Not one person got COVID.
00:15:26.440 Not one person got a sniffle.
00:15:29.720 Not one person lost 10 cents.
00:15:33.820 So there was no harm.
00:15:35.820 That's why there was no restitution in this case.
00:15:37.800 There was nobody to.
00:15:39.280 Absolutely.
00:15:39.740 We know she's a hero.
00:15:40.780 They have her other election officials in Arizona, you name it, the same thing. 0.87
00:15:43.260 So now, where do we go on offense with this now that we know they wanted to sit on top of her?
00:15:50.160 They're so scared.
00:15:51.500 I mean, this is massive.
00:15:53.180 What are we expecting to see next in the redemption arc of Tina Peters?
00:15:59.520 Okay, so you're seeing us go to the Supreme Court of Colorado, where we're going to be arguing both those things, the due process, the supremacy clause.
00:16:09.300 Also, there's the pardon that, remember, Donald Trump gave for a pardon, and the state of Colorado said, oh, that doesn't apply to state offenses.
00:16:18.040 And there's a good line of thought that agrees with that.
00:16:21.760 But at the same time, here we have a federal statute that not only is the same as the state statute, but actually is the state statute.
00:16:31.880 It basically says whatever the state statute is, we're going to enforce that in the federal court or in the federal law.
00:16:38.320 So it's the same exact law as the federal law that was being dealt with.
00:16:43.840 And it had to do with a violation of federal law that was occurring at the time.
00:16:49.740 Surely the president's got to be able to deal with those kinds of issues.
00:16:54.260 There's a case law that basically supports this.
00:16:57.840 And so we're pushing on the pardon.
00:16:59.960 And then the last but not least, which most people don't know, because this is something that we didn't I didn't tell you about before.
00:17:07.920 wasn't that important, you know, at that, you know, the fact is there was a juror
00:17:16.220 who some crazy person, and, you know, there's a lot of crazy people on the streets of Denver,
00:17:23.600 so one of these transient kinds of people cut the phone lines of this juror's business,
00:17:31.400 and it cost that juror $4,000 to fix the phone lines in that. Well, she didn't know it
00:17:37.900 some crazy person she thought it was somebody related to the case and she thought it was because 0.98
00:17:44.780 she was a juror in the case that somebody cut those phone lines well that put the don't the
00:17:50.940 onus on the judge once was learned and brought to the judge's attention where there was actually
00:17:56.540 uh an investigator that taped the recording of the juror explaining all of this the judge had
00:18:02.300 had no choice he had to do that but he didn't because this is the this isn't a great you know
00:18:07.660 a great judge this is a judge who just wanted that conviction wanted to put her away and so
00:18:13.860 uh i mean you know it's disgusting the the worst the worst part of what we're seeing in america
00:18:19.420 is with those judges that are crooked total weaponization by the democrats i've experienced
00:18:25.480 it so yes yes you had other issues i won't hit with you here but in summation the democrats are
00:18:30.900 not happy that she got out.
00:18:32.920 For those who understand, how is she out now?
00:18:34.680 What is the status?
00:18:35.820 How did that happen?
00:18:38.140 Okay, well, Governor Polis, with a lot of pressure from Donald Trump, okay?
00:18:42.540 I mean, believe me, that's very hard pressure to withstand, okay?
00:18:50.640 Basically, kowtowed to Donald Trump and did what was the right thing to do.
00:18:59.140 what his intelligence was telling him. I mean, his brain was telling him two plus two makes four.
00:19:06.400 I mean, he knew that she was severely sentenced. I mean, how can a person, just for giving that
00:19:13.040 false name on a COVID issue, how could she get nine and a half years in prison? How does that
00:19:20.660 work? Nine and a half years. You know, I think what he did, I think what this judge did was
00:19:25.580 looked at her age. At that time, she was 69, looked at the life table. So our 69-year-old
00:19:31.240 will, on the average, live another nine years. So he gave her nine and a half. He basically gave
00:19:36.720 her a life sentence. A death sentence. A death sentence. Yeah. So this is what we had to deal
00:19:44.480 with in terms of the political. Look, once a state becomes what I call captured, once it becomes a
00:19:52.520 captured state like Colorado, where the politicians are there because of the election fraud.
00:19:58.940 They never turn loose.
00:20:00.500 Then the first thing they do is they fix the judiciary.
00:20:05.220 Okay.
00:20:05.740 They make sure it all agrees and lines up with what they want. 1.00
00:20:09.000 So they get a crooked, disgusting judiciary. 0.53
00:20:12.360 I mean, look, I practice law in Palm Beach County and Broward County, primarily. 0.59
00:20:18.000 I'm all over the country, frankly.
00:20:19.460 I'm in California, right?
00:20:20.980 I've got cases. I can name seven states I'm in right now. But primarily I'm in Palm Beach County
00:20:29.940 and Broward County, Florida. I've never known a more decent bench of judges anywhere. I love
00:20:39.300 our judges because they are calling balls and strikes. They're not politically activated.
00:20:44.840 But then again, they've been appointed, for the most part, by a Republican governor.
00:20:52.260 Oh, I'm prejudiced.
00:20:53.360 I've experienced elected Democrats.
00:20:55.400 They are literally, in my show, Trial in Texas, where she found me guilty, she said,
00:21:01.280 I don't care if the Supreme Court says it's cap at half a million, 50 million, I don't
00:21:05.120 care, screw the Supreme Court.
00:21:06.880 I mean, they just, they literally said, screw the Supreme Court on the record.
00:21:10.740 these these people it's absolutely amazing that some of these judges are the way they are
00:21:18.560 it's mind-blowing but there i will tell you it you're right it's it's these lefties that are
00:21:24.440 getting into into they become activist judges that decide they're going to just change anything
00:21:30.000 because they don't like you you're going to pay the price and and this is this is what's gone on
00:21:36.560 So, as I say, everything is related, but at least she's out.
00:21:42.660 Thank God.
00:21:44.440 You know, that's why I say if it weren't for President Trump,
00:21:46.980 she'd still be in prison because he was unrelenting in terms of—
00:21:50.820 No, great job, Fred.
00:21:51.680 So just give us a general shot when we come back from break.
00:21:55.260 What are we doing six months out from the general election
00:21:57.700 and the Democrats still operating?
00:21:59.140 I know Trump's trying to put pressure, trying to bring in voter ID,
00:22:02.140 trying to do all that, but he's getting blocked a lot.
00:22:04.140 What should we expect in the midterms?
00:22:06.560 Oh, man. You know, there's a nightmare scenario. Okay. Do you know the nightmare scenario? The
00:22:12.660 nightmare scenario- I do know it, but you should recap it. We're going to Hakeem Jeffries.
00:22:18.140 Do it now or wait till we come back and break?
00:22:20.540 Do it now. We have four minutes. You got the floor. Go ahead.
00:22:23.060 Okay. All right. So what is the nightmare scenario? The nightmare scenario is that
00:22:27.100 we know the machines can determine the outcome of any election they want to. Okay. Period.
00:22:32.840 we have 22 Republican senators that are up for re-election.
00:22:38.420 That means that they could easily grab 18, 19 of them.
00:22:41.000 They can have a 67% majority in the Senate,
00:22:45.580 which is enough to remove anyone that the House impeaches.
00:22:51.020 We're talking about short time.
00:22:53.520 The election's coming up November 3rd.
00:22:56.020 We'll find out the results on the 4th, no doubt.
00:22:58.260 And then we've got, then on the 5th of January, that's when all the senators and congressmen
00:23:07.180 take their seats, get sworn in, and the first order of business in the House is to elect
00:23:13.820 the next Speaker of the House.
00:23:16.140 Who's that going to be?
00:23:18.040 Hakeem Jeffries, no question about it, if they have the majority, assuming that they
00:23:23.140 have that.
00:23:23.800 This is the nightmare scenario, not necessarily what's going to happen.
00:23:27.080 But, OK, they elect him. What does Hakeem Jeffries do with the first order for business as the Speaker of the House?
00:23:34.760 He does the impeachment of Donald Trump and J.D. Vance together at the same time.
00:23:41.500 When those two are then sent over to the Senate and they're both removed, who becomes the Speaker, who becomes the President of the United States?
00:23:49.540 The Speaker of the House does. That would be Hakeem Jeffries.
00:23:53.420 That's why we see him looking so cocky, so sure of himself, speaking as though he's the new president, saying that the the the the Supreme Court is an illegal, illegitimate organization.
00:24:07.120 You know, he wants to put himself in a position to say, I don't need to listen to the Supreme Court.
00:24:11.640 They don't need to they don't need to pack the Supreme Court.
00:24:13.920 He just needs to ignore it. And he's and he will have total power.
00:24:17.940 so this is where they're going
00:24:21.020 this is what they want to do
00:24:22.140 they're desperate to get power back
00:24:23.760 and they will do whatever they can
00:24:25.860 now
00:24:28.020 I'll tell you why
00:24:29.820 I have a lot of hope
00:24:31.100 after the break
00:24:33.540 but this is the nightmare scenario
00:24:35.980 if this happens
00:24:37.180 we're done
00:24:38.640 if Hakeem Jeffries
00:24:40.940 and this is what they're planning
00:24:42.360 if Hakeem Jeffries ends up taking over
00:24:45.520 and he's the next president of the United States
00:24:47.260 We will never get our country back again.
00:24:50.200 And the Democrats are talking about packing the Supreme Court.
00:24:54.200 I mean, if they ever get back in, they're going to go for broke.
00:24:58.800 He can say, look, they can decide all they need for civil matters.
00:25:02.800 They can decide whatever they want to about education or whatever.
00:25:06.920 But I'm the president of the United States.
00:25:08.740 We have a separation of powers, and nobody's going to tell me what to do.
00:25:13.660 That's all he has to do.
00:25:14.860 That's all he has to say.
00:25:15.720 That's how he has to act.
00:25:16.860 then guess what? We no longer have our country. If he gets in there, we no longer have our country
00:25:24.440 and it's gone. There may be a civil war, there may be a rebellion. We don't know what's going
00:25:30.860 to happen. But if that happened, I would expect, especially if you have the right AG, that's going
00:25:37.300 to be able to bring some evidence forthcoming very quickly as to what happened. Because you
00:25:43.900 only have a short time you've got 62 days between the election and january 5th so you know you
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00:30:38.220 our guest long-term, long-time Trump confidant, lawyer, you name it, went to military academy
00:30:43.700 meet with him, legalbrains.com. I've got a lot of questions here just in general about where you see
00:30:50.080 the country coming and going in six months with the election. Any other points on Tina Peters,
00:30:55.260 but also Trump names Bill Pulte, from everybody I've talked to, Ed Martin, you name it, they say
00:30:59.420 he's as good as it gets, from housing regulator turned MAGA enforcer as intelligence chief,
00:31:05.420 and just other things you think are important for everybody's radar to know is going on,
00:31:10.440 what else we can do, what Trump's doing with election fraud, where the DOJ is on that.
00:31:16.240 Talk about you being the new attorney general or who you think should be brought in.
00:31:19.560 Peter Tickton.
00:31:21.600 Right.
00:31:22.120 Well, I'll tell you why.
00:31:24.000 Okay.
00:31:24.360 But let me just finish going back to why I don't think that's going to happen, the nightmare scenario.
00:31:29.080 It's because Trump did so well in his picks this last time around.
00:31:32.840 If those machines were in play, he wouldn't have done so well.
00:31:37.000 There would have been a lot of upsets.
00:31:40.440 So we don't know why the machines weren't in play, but it looks like they weren't.
00:31:44.840 I know they were in play in the early part of the primaries.
00:31:48.420 We know in Bexar County, Texas, we have evidence that we got a smoking gun there
00:31:52.580 because Martinez, a candidate that was there in Bexar County,
00:32:04.440 which is where San Antonio is located.
00:32:08.020 So he asked for a list of the voters from day one, and they didn't fix it yet.
00:32:14.140 So he got the list that had all the duplicates, all what we call hidden duplicates or modified duplicates in the voter rolls were showing up on the list.
00:32:24.520 And then the next day he asked for the same list, and he got a list that was completely different with people's names on it.
00:32:30.300 So we know that the machines were in operation early on, but we don't know for a fact that
00:32:35.560 whether or not they were, if they're working right now.
00:32:39.000 We know we were able to stop them from working in 2024, otherwise we wouldn't have Donald
00:32:43.480 Trump as president.
00:32:44.820 Kamala Harris was supposed to win that race, that race, that rigged vote, but the machines 0.96
00:32:50.860 were compromised by some brave people in the Department of Defense at the time.
00:32:56.440 So that didn't happen.
00:32:58.260 But but that's what they wanted to do in terms of the midterms.
00:33:03.340 And we don't know what's going on.
00:33:05.420 And I'll tell you why we don't know is because Maduro has been captured and he's the head of the snake.
00:33:11.600 Believe me, Venezuela was absolutely involved in the voter fraud that occurred in 2020, 2022, that almost occurred in 2024, and may have for downraces in 2024, and absolutely in 2026 was supposed to be involved and started out to be involved.
00:33:34.280 So, you know, once we got Maduro, then we got Maduro's bookkeeper.
00:33:41.520 And, you know, we don't have to go there and invade and pull them out anymore.
00:33:44.540 We just needed Maduro for that.
00:33:46.460 And now Venezuela's our friend, and they're giving us the people that we asked to have extradited.
00:33:52.080 Isn't that nice?
00:33:53.560 But no doubt they were able to identify somebody, the people in Serbia,
00:33:58.520 or identify where the machines are now that are doing the dirty work in Serbia. 0.77
00:34:05.860 So that's all, that part of it.
00:34:09.920 And let's just hope that the machines are not going to be involved.
00:34:15.480 I think we have a good chance on that.
00:34:18.760 Where did those magic 8 million votes, more than Obama got, that Biden got in 2020,
00:34:23.480 where do they go?
00:34:25.640 They came from the machines.
00:34:28.080 You know, the voting equipment was able to basically go into the voter rolls and get those extra people.
00:34:34.340 The ones that I've been telling you about in the past, where Andrew Paquette was the one that actually found them in the first place and was able to find an algorithm that was able to find them all.
00:34:48.520 So if you use the algorithm, you can find all of the what we call modified duplicates.
00:34:54.180 These are voters that are in the archives and the machines are able to take them out of the archives.
00:34:59.480 See, in the voting list and the voter list, nothing is ever deleted.
00:35:03.520 Nothing disappears. So somebody dies and it's reported and then they take that name and they archive it.
00:35:10.120 They put it in the archives. They don't delete it.
00:35:13.220 So anything can be brought out of the archives, made live again, vote and then get put back into the archives.
00:35:20.700 and they had all these made-up duplicates.
00:35:24.900 So where you vote, there could be, let's say, six Alex Joneses.
00:35:30.280 They all have your address where they live.
00:35:32.680 They all have your phone number.
00:35:35.020 They may have a change of the birth date a little bit.
00:35:40.980 They're all Alex Jones, but your middle initial may be there, maybe not,
00:35:44.460 and maybe your middle name is used instead of the initial.
00:35:47.060 Those are some of the changes we see in these.
00:35:48.900 but they have your social security number your driver's license number etc that's why we call
00:35:56.140 them modified duplicates but they always have a different voter id number now i've had other
00:36:00.360 lawyers on i forget all the names of organizations but oh they have this group that the feds and
00:36:04.400 legislation decades ago hired it's really a democrat party company that runs these databases
00:36:11.000 but acts like it's governmental for the name then it's able to manipulate that and again i'm going
00:36:16.240 from memory, so you're the expert. But that's why Zuckerberg spending hundreds of millions
00:36:19.860 to go buy up those databases was key to somehow be able to give that into the other groups
00:36:24.280 that were feeding into the computers. Now, I'm giving you a layman's babble from my
00:36:28.300 limited understanding, but can you quantify why Zuckerberg was so important
00:36:32.360 with whatever he did? Well, I don't
00:36:36.360 know in terms of the machines what he did. I know that in terms of ballot stuffing
00:36:40.340 and paying for all these extra ballot
00:36:44.440 depositories uh he was totally involved so he was financing the muscle of the mules and all that
00:36:50.760 yes yes yes exactly and i think he put something like 400 million dollars into it i mean he you
00:36:56.260 know it was not 465 million yeah okay yes that's it yeah that's what he did yeah so he's
00:37:02.800 you know he needs to be looked at and he needs i was about to say i look look i get trump is smart
00:37:08.980 smarter than me in many ways but what is he doing like has zuckerberg on that committee now buddies
00:37:13.760 is that trump keeping enemies closer what is that you know what i don't know but you know there is
00:37:19.520 that old saying keep your keep your friends close and keep your enemies closer so it could be very
00:37:25.960 well that they're looking at it but this man is a proven a proven enemy to the united states he's
00:37:32.240 a seditionist he belongs behind bars so you know we need to look at that i mean you know we look
00:37:39.720 let me tell you what's really wrong what's really broken with the department of justice and where
00:37:43.340 it starts believe it or not it's it's marijuana when they first brought tab blanchion you were
00:37:48.580 the i didn't know really who he was you called him out and said he'll be the problem now he's
00:37:52.600 the acting ag how did you know that because i i could see what was going on i could see that you
00:38:00.480 know he okay first of all pam bondy never was able to describe anything in the way that somebody
00:38:08.260 who's knowledgeable and working in something can describe in other words if you're working
00:38:12.840 You get into a story and you do the investigation yourself and you met this guy, this guy, this guy, this, you know, the whole deal.
00:38:19.420 If somebody would interview you, you'd be able to draw on all kinds of knowledge of petty, minimal, you know, all kinds of things to be able to discuss it.
00:38:30.460 We lost 280 million Americans to fentanyl. No, we didn't.
00:38:33.900 We are exactly nothing against her, but I kind of got she was like a cutout.
00:38:37.640 Now we know she had cancer, but she seemed like she was mailing it in.
00:38:40.480 well what was going on was she was being briefed and when you're briefed all that you can talk
00:38:46.920 about is the points that you were told you don't have a body of knowledge so you sound like you
00:38:53.080 don't know what you're doing because of the way she was briefed instead of her doing the job and
00:38:58.600 why didn't she do the job my my theory and is that when they came together you know at the beginning
00:39:05.460 of, you know, she and Todd Blanche. She looked at Todd and said, Todd, what do we do? This is
00:39:11.880 115,000 employees, 40 agencies. How are we ever going to be able to control this thing? You know,
00:39:18.360 this is a huge job. And I'm sure Todd Blanche would have told her, don't you bother your sweet,
00:39:24.580 pretty little head about that? I got it all in control. I'm the COO. I'm the deputy. I'm the
00:39:33.800 charged with that so you don't worry about it by high level doj over a year ago they said
00:39:38.220 she goes and does fox does her hair and has no idea even what's going on they said she didn't
00:39:43.420 even understand the branches of the doj he that's because he sweet talked her into believing that
00:39:49.400 she didn't really need to do anything i i know how people can be undermined and i know that
00:39:56.320 pan bondy being an honest person because there's no reason to think that she's not an honest person
00:40:01.760 She's not lying to us.
00:40:03.780 But being very, really honest.
00:40:05.200 No, I heard you didn't see her being set up over and over again.
00:40:07.980 Yeah, she got set up by somebody.
00:40:09.720 So who could it be?
00:40:11.380 Believe me, there was only one guy that it could have been.
00:40:13.920 And she came out with that yesterday.
00:40:16.320 She said, don't ask me about Epstein.
00:40:19.260 That's all Todd Blanchett.
00:40:20.900 So finally.
00:40:22.340 And that's who they sent to talk to Ghislaine Maxwell.
00:40:24.620 Exactly.
00:40:27.600 Yes, yes.
00:40:28.320 What was that about?
00:40:29.360 That interview that he had with her, the questions that he's asking, with leading questions to protect the evidence.
00:40:36.700 I mean, if you read that transcript, you're going to it's going to blow your mind.
00:40:41.840 I know 95 percent of the people in the files are Democrats.
00:40:44.280 He's a Democrat lawyer.
00:40:45.580 Trump's all compartmentalized.
00:40:46.920 I mean, it's just it's incredible.
00:40:50.800 Yeah.
00:40:51.440 But meanwhile, we don't really know.
00:40:53.220 Maybe Todd Blanch is the cat's meow and maybe he's going to make everything work.
00:40:57.040 And right now he is making some stuff work because he wants the job of AG.
00:41:02.400 But the concern is if he makes things work now and he gets to be AG, then does it all stop after that?
00:41:09.180 Exactly.
00:41:10.600 He's doing a few indictments finally.
00:41:14.400 Yeah, but there's so much more that needs to be done.
00:41:17.460 So let me tell you what I was saying in terms of marijuana, okay?
00:41:21.900 In 1998, for instance, 32% of all the crime in America were drugs.
00:41:27.980 Now, of course, that's more than marijuana.
00:41:30.860 But meanwhile, since then, we've decriminalized the biggest one of all, which is marijuana and other things that are some people refer to as soft drugs.
00:41:41.140 So if those, we're not prosecuting crime, because it's like when Prohibition ended.
00:41:53.260 When Prohibition ended, all of a sudden you have all these police forces that were built to go and bust.
00:42:02.240 And your Zoom is breaking up, start over, but I've studied the history, seen the documentaries on it.
00:42:06.220 It's crazy.
00:42:06.960 literally within a month of alcohol prohibition ending they now go after marijuana and everything
00:42:12.100 else because they need something to do go ahead well this is the end of the road now because now
00:42:16.720 they got rid of the marijuana and there's nothing else for them to do and these people have to
00:42:20.800 rationalize their existence so what do they do they bust innocent people and they bust people
00:42:25.880 where they're you know where it's kind of a gray issue but basically decent honest people
00:42:31.420 and this was going on in the united states this has nothing to do with biden and nothing to do
00:42:36.940 with Donald Trump because this was before Biden's time that this was this was happening.
00:42:42.680 But then we had this what I call an evil genius, Merrick Garland. He came in and he saw all this
00:42:50.460 energy and he knew what to do with it. And he applied it to all these different groups of
00:42:56.740 people like doctors who prescribed ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine or who were against the
00:43:02.020 Oh, listen, listen, I never met a big deal about this.
00:43:04.560 It was recommended by the New York AG to them.
00:43:07.480 I had to spend $400,000 on multiple grand juries,
00:43:11.040 and I wasn't even selling that stuff at the time.
00:43:13.280 I just had people on saying ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and stuff works,
00:43:16.940 and they literally hauled me into the Southern District of New York.
00:43:20.840 So you know exactly what I'm talking about.
00:43:23.100 You were targeted because you were talking about ivermectin.
00:43:26.340 They couldn't have ivermectin.
00:43:28.220 I mean, this is where everything's connected.
00:43:29.640 everything it's not just china it's the world economic forum that's involved with this but
00:43:34.960 you're the guy that knows all about this stuff because i hear you you you know i think you're
00:43:39.200 i don't think i'm giving you any news here no no you but you're tying it all together you're right
00:43:43.340 because you say this over again people that get hired as real ceos now or lawyers anywhere they
00:43:47.640 have wide spectrum understanding you can't do anything today if you don't have basic knowledge
00:43:52.020 about basically everything doesn't mean we know everything we know the key things about all the
00:43:56.660 basics because stuff is not compartmentalized.
00:43:58.960 Everything's connected.
00:44:01.260 Everything's connected.
00:44:03.520 Yeah.
00:44:04.120 And the World Economic Forum is so huge.
00:44:06.840 People have no idea how powerful it is.
00:44:09.200 Of the 2,400 billionaires in the world, almost all of them, there are a few
00:44:13.000 exceptions, but it's such a thing.
00:44:15.300 Here's an example.
00:44:15.920 It was the WF three years ago made co-equal of the UN Security Council that
00:44:20.980 created the corporate standard for Australia, Sweden, the U.S., every
00:44:24.680 western country of you go in and suddenly the restaurants close you got a qr code training you
00:44:29.580 for that or giving hundreds of millions in the u.s 2.2 billion to cvs and walgreens not to prescribe
00:44:36.360 evermectin of taxpayer money just so these other drugs that didn't work would be bought and that
00:44:41.300 was all the wf through the un through these global standardizations i'll use that as one example of
00:44:46.000 how they're literally controlling our lives we have no idea they have more power than our own
00:44:49.980 government in many ways oh many ways but let me make it clear the reason that they had to say
00:44:55.260 ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine don't work as therapies is because you're not allowed to make
00:45:00.340 a vaccine if there's a therapy and so that that's where they had no choice they had you can't do a
00:45:08.200 new experimental vaccine again but fast track approval if there's already an own therapy that's
00:45:13.960 That's that's right. Right. So that's why they had to, you know, make it make believe he wrote a paper in like 2002 on ivermectin and how it was disabled for coronaviruses.
00:45:28.620 Remember that? Fauci needs to be looked at as well.
00:45:32.520 I mean, there are certain people that need to meet justice. And if he's an innocent man, then I'll be it.
00:45:37.960 But if he's not an innocent man, then why isn't he brought to justice?
00:45:43.960 I mean, how many people died because of that man? 0.99
00:45:46.400 I meant to cover this when I saw it break your shit. 1.00
00:45:47.960 I didn't. 0.99
00:45:48.320 I'm glad you brought it up.
00:45:49.920 How big is it that Pam Bombay came out in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and said, listen, these guys briefed me.
00:45:55.660 It's all Cash Patel and Blanche.
00:45:57.940 I don't just believe her.
00:45:58.720 I know that's true.
00:45:59.800 And now from my sources, they said, no, she was just basically an empty suit.
00:46:03.640 And it was the same way Bongino got briefed and believed it all.
00:46:06.840 I'm not trying to defend him.
00:46:07.800 It's just how do you believe these lying agencies?
00:46:09.800 Oh, one guy act alone in Butler despite all the evidence.
00:46:12.700 But that's it 0.82
00:46:14.480 Why do you think she's publicly speaking out now
00:46:16.740 Out of the clear blue sky
00:46:18.260 What's behind that 1.00
00:46:18.820 Because she's ruined 1.00
00:46:19.700 She's a victim 0.99
00:46:21.500 She was played
00:46:24.060 And believe me she's kicking herself
00:46:26.660 For believing in these people
00:46:28.060 There's no reason she shouldn't believe
00:46:30.220 In her deputy AG
00:46:32.660 You know
00:46:33.420 Donald Trump loves the guy
00:46:35.060 Because you know I gotta tell you
00:46:36.360 Having done all that
00:46:38.080 You know I'm a trial lawyer
00:46:39.300 When you do a trial
00:46:42.800 For more than a week with somebody
00:46:44.860 More than two weeks especially
00:46:46.720 You develop a very close bond
00:46:49.080 With that person
00:46:49.840 It would be like if I went to Africa
00:46:52.300 For a Savannah camping trip for a week
00:46:54.440 And the guides could go feed me the lions
00:46:57.120 If they wanted to
00:46:57.820 You're in their hands
00:46:58.800 Yeah but here you're actually
00:47:02.660 Fighting people
00:47:03.940 Excuse me
00:47:06.380 It's true
00:47:09.080 sorry it's always good i'm gonna go sneeze in yeah three that's good luck we all do it we know
00:47:15.180 you're not a robot now or i'm an advanced robot if i am so one that can sneeze hey i've never
00:47:24.700 got this till i was about 50 i'm 52 now i used to like sneeze now when i sneeze it's machine guns
00:47:30.380 non-stop like have you ever had those anyways it's weird just getting old is weird all right
00:47:38.380 So, anyways, you had normal seasons.
00:47:39.800 Mine are like a robot now.
00:47:41.160 But start back over what you're saying.
00:47:46.260 Okay.
00:47:46.740 I'm sorry.
00:47:47.280 Where were we?
00:47:47.900 We had a little bit of a sneezing fit. 1.00
00:47:50.620 Well, I was saying it's like having African guides. 1.00
00:47:54.820 You go to do a safari and they leave you to be eaten. 1.00
00:47:57.120 You're like Lewis and Clark were counting on their Native American guides. 0.81
00:47:59.880 If they were against them, they never would have made it.
00:48:01.460 I mean, it's like, yeah, exactly.
00:48:02.860 Right.
00:48:03.180 Imagine just one guide, and you're with that one guide, and you're among all the animals in the jungle, and you're unarmed, okay?
00:48:13.280 Because if you're in a courtroom, you've got the judges against you if you're a defendant, okay?
00:48:18.000 The judges tend to decide to some extent, for the most part, not always, with the prosecution.
00:48:24.800 So you've got, you're the one that's accused.
00:48:27.680 You're the meal that everyone wants to now eat.
00:48:30.760 And you've got one guy who's holding your hand saying, don't worry, I got your back.
00:48:34.620 I'm with you.
00:48:35.800 And with Todd Blanche, the president doesn't know that Todd Blanche didn't even believe in his innocence.
00:48:41.780 And I know this because if you watch his interview with Caitlin, what's her last name?
00:48:49.100 No, that's why I know Trump is good.
00:48:51.060 You knew him since high school military academy.
00:48:52.880 When we finally get him info, he makes the right decision.
00:48:56.600 The problem is getting it to him.
00:48:57.980 He doesn't know. I remember Todd Blanche talked crap about Trump previously a lot. 0.91
00:49:03.260 Yeah, and he didn't believe he was innocent because you don't, in that interview with CNN, with Caitlin Collins, that's his name.
00:49:12.660 He basically, you know, she asked him about him and he said, well, the trouble is that the conduct occurred seven or eight years before.
00:49:20.820 Well, geez, he's saying to the nation that the conduct occurred.
00:49:24.980 In other words, Trump did it. And then when asked about the sentencing, he said, well, if he's a 77-year-old first-time offender, he shouldn't be going to prison.
00:49:40.100 But meanwhile, he's telling the nation that this is a first-time offender. This is his mindset.
00:49:45.940 That's a backhanded way of saying this woman's guilty, but looking like you're on their side.
00:49:50.520 Right. If that would have been Alina Haber, for instance, OK.
00:49:57.280 She would have stood up for the president, said, this guy is not guilty.
00:50:00.500 They made they had to make a law up to be able to bring these false charges.
00:50:06.140 You know, I mean, she would have defended the pass a law to do it.
00:50:09.880 Yeah, well, or twist up this crazy theory in order to be able to come out with something against them, which was just craziness. 0.99
00:50:19.080 You know, but Alina would have stood up for the president.
00:50:22.560 Todd Blanche, the day of the verdict, had that interview and did not stand up for his clients.
00:50:28.120 Well, let's be honest.
00:50:28.920 Here's my criticism of Trump.
00:50:30.920 And again, I know the Democrats want to put me in prison. 0.99
00:50:32.560 I hate their guts. 1.00
00:50:33.260 They're total demons. 0.99
00:50:34.460 My criticism is he continues to have his enemies around him and continues to let his enemies do this to him all because they lie to his face.
00:50:45.820 And I get it.
00:50:46.420 I mean, I've got a crew that's awesome, and they do the best job they can,
00:50:49.480 and usually it's my mistake that messes things up.
00:50:51.100 But if they weren't 100% putting up with me, this whole thing would just shut down.
00:50:54.200 So I've got 50-something people, not millions like Trump.
00:50:57.200 So I'm not judging Trump. 0.63
00:50:58.280 I'm just saying at the end of the day, he has to purge anybody that's been a Democrat.
00:51:02.700 I think that's very simple.
00:51:10.440 Peter, what do you think Trump should do to get control of his administration?
00:51:15.200 Yeah.
00:51:16.420 Well, he needs a better attorney general than he's got. He needs somebody that's really going to be able to fix the department. You've got to find all these cases where things are really going wrong. It may sound like an aside approach, but really, believe me, it's part and parcel of what needs to be done. The number of cases need to be reduced significantly, and then you've got the manpower to go after the people that need to be gone after.
00:51:39.460 Sure. You need to prioritize what is the main mission.
00:51:43.160 And what is that? Massive doge fraud, political intrigue, political corruption.
00:51:48.060 You've got to clean up the leadership of the ship or you're never going to fix it, right? 0.98
00:51:53.480 Well, you've got to realize that they're trying to take over our country.
00:51:56.340 They're trying to steal our country, and they're not stopping just because they lost the 2024 election.
00:52:01.700 These people are not going to be happy until they get control of the entire world because the rest of the world is gone.
00:52:07.680 There are people in Canada that are in prison because they speak against the government.
00:52:12.160 They're arresting 30 to 50 people a day in the United Kingdom because they speak against the government or they speak against Islam or they speak against things that are not tolerable by the government.
00:52:23.920 Once the government is controlling the speech of individuals, there's no freedom anymore about anything.
00:52:30.200 Everything gets lost.
00:52:31.120 It's just a matter of time.
00:52:32.960 Australia is gone.
00:52:34.080 the the europe is is is gone we've got the united states it's the last place left it's the last
00:52:42.300 haven that we've got in the world by the way you're not just saying make sure that we do not
00:52:46.820 get taken over by all of these the the the these these theories of ways of life because once we
00:52:55.580 turn communist and once we lose our freedoms it's not going to be like we're talking here now about
00:53:01.420 how bad it is you know it's like you know when you're a kid you know and you pick you find out
00:53:06.280 about death a little kid right and everybody does this and then when you you you when you realize
00:53:11.460 that assume you you have parents okay you're going to start to think well my parents could die and
00:53:15.880 you might even have a tinge of misery but not really okay when they die you understand what 0.92
00:53:23.880 misery is if we ever get taken over so that we are part of china or where they will eat us alive 0.97
00:53:31.120 or we are a communist entity, it's like that. 0.85
00:53:36.580 We can think about it now theoretically, but if it really happens,
00:53:39.260 we're going to know misery like nothing before,
00:53:41.980 and it's going to be fresh every single day as it is.
00:53:46.860 That's my paradox.
00:53:48.620 As much as I get pissed off at Trump, he's light years better than the bad guys,
00:53:52.140 and it just horrifies me to no end.
00:53:56.120 I mean, you look at Gavin Newsom and Hakeem Jeffries.
00:53:59.480 I mean, they glow like demons. 0.85
00:54:00.940 I mean, my cells go, that's an evil person.
00:54:03.640 Then I study them, and my gut is right.
00:54:05.880 I mean, these are really bad people. 0.95
00:54:09.060 They're evil. 0.99
00:54:10.920 They're pure evil. 0.86
00:54:12.280 And what they want to do is they want to ruin everything that we have here.
00:54:15.680 They want to destroy our entire ability to have a free country
00:54:20.180 and have the lives that we have where we have some control of our own destiny.
00:54:24.840 All right, Peter Tickton, thank you for coming on short notice.
00:54:26.820 God bless you for your great work right at the heart of getting Tina Peters out
00:54:29.360 and a great job for Trump on that.
00:54:31.140 Briefly, 10 seconds.
00:54:32.180 I mean, I'm no expert from all the insiders I know.
00:54:35.760 They say that the new guy Trump's bringing to replace,
00:54:39.500 Tulsi Gabbard, is really good.
00:54:41.900 I mean, you think the new head of intelligence is a good guy?
00:54:45.680 Pulte?
00:54:46.540 From what I've heard.
00:54:49.500 Sorry, your video.
00:54:50.680 Do five more minutes.
00:54:51.720 Hold on, it broke up.
00:54:52.800 I've got to get your response to it.
00:54:54.260 I just know from Ed Martin and others telling me years ago,
00:54:56.380 this guy's as good as it can.
00:54:58.300 Two minutes, two minutes.
00:54:59.360 All right, former roommate in the military school of Trump,
00:55:03.860 longtime confidant, worked on him on election fraud.
00:55:06.800 Peter Tickton's here.
00:55:07.760 We had five more minutes, and I appreciate him holding over.
00:55:09.960 Legalbrains.com, be sure to follow him there.
00:55:12.360 You were getting cut off by the break, and your Zoom broke up some.
00:55:16.000 Trump name's Bill Pulte, housing regulator turned MAGA enforcer.
00:55:19.260 He got a bunch of indictments.
00:55:21.120 He took action.
00:55:22.140 He's exposed the deep state.
00:55:23.680 I love Tulsi Gabbard.
00:55:24.660 Not quite sure whether it was cancer or why she left, but she's gone.
00:55:28.580 And I was really horrified, but it would be some bad person.
00:55:31.140 But according to all my sources, and that's not just Ed Martin, it's others,
00:55:34.100 this guy has been one of the few true loyalists and workhorses that got things done.
00:55:39.160 That's great.
00:55:40.100 So can you speak to him?
00:55:41.180 And then I didn't just hear this from you might be in the running.
00:55:44.480 How do we draft you?
00:55:45.780 How do we get Trump to bring you as the AG?
00:55:47.400 Or who else would you recommend in that?
00:55:49.320 And closing comments, Peter Dickton.
00:55:52.480 Well, you mentioned Ed Martin.
00:55:54.800 I know Ed Martin personally.
00:55:56.280 And I got to tell you, you don't get better than he is for any of these things.
00:56:02.160 He's he's an American hero. His problem is, you know, getting through the Senate may be a little bit difficult, especially if it has the same makeup.
00:56:10.260 And I don't think it will have that same makeup come come the fall.
00:56:13.740 So, you know, he's also a possibility that I that, you know, I wouldn't mind.
00:56:18.980 Yeah, I was told that by people that were in a meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago a few months ago that he was this is from in the meeting.
00:56:24.160 like only five of them, that they were looking at Martin. 0.76
00:56:28.260 Yeah, because he's true.
00:56:30.100 He is, yeah, I would trust Ed Martin with my life.
00:56:35.180 So I don't say that about many people, but he would do the job.
00:56:44.920 I think that really, you know, my experience in weaponization,
00:56:50.160 he has experience in weaponization. 1.00
00:56:52.380 I've got experience with the J6ers and that whole situation, how it all developed, because that's all part of the election fraud. 1.00
00:57:00.340 That wasn't something that was a spontaneous event by any measure of the imagination. 1.00
00:57:05.420 And then also there is the election fraud itself and the knowledge that I have in regards to all of that.
00:57:12.420 But the weaponization and knowing how the DOJ needs to be fixed, I think I'm a little bit unique in that regard.
00:57:19.220 Well, what I was told from the meeting at Mar-a-Longa was that Ed Martin was being looked at as deputy AG.
00:57:24.800 Oh, God, if that happens.
00:57:26.600 Look, I talked to Ed, and I told him, I said, if I get to be AG, I said, whatever it is that your position is, I need you with me.
00:57:33.980 I need you sharing with me.
00:57:35.640 I need you right there.
00:57:37.360 And he agreed that he would do that with me.
00:57:40.540 So, I mean, how do we draft you in there?
00:57:42.340 I've heard you mentioned, or who else if it wasn't you?
00:57:46.940 Who do you trust to be AG?
00:57:49.220 Well, I would say Ed Martin and me. I don't know anybody else that I would trust to be AG at this point.
00:57:55.620 The one thing we don't need is somebody from a white shoe law firm or somebody that's bombastic or whatever.
00:58:05.660 You need somebody that's ready to work.
00:58:07.680 Whoever is willing to be the AG, if they're going to do the job right, they better be living on a base.
00:58:13.060 It's their life's not going to be worth anything if they're out in the open because they're going to be going after the real people that need to be gone after.
00:58:22.160 I was about to say, this is a Herculean test.
00:58:25.020 I mean, look at all the attacks on the White House with gunmen now.
00:58:29.660 No, I believe me.
00:58:31.560 That's why I know for sure that Todd Blanche isn't doing the job.
00:58:34.960 He can't possibly be doing the job if he's able to walk around free because you go after Soros and there's going to be people gunning for you.
00:58:43.560 You go after a lot of the people that are on the head of my list of who need to be taken care of, and there will be people gunning.
00:58:50.840 It will ruin my life for the time that I'm doing it.
00:58:54.620 It's not something I want to do, but I just don't see anybody else that's going to be able to do what I would be able to do.
00:59:00.300 All right. Well, Peter, check today. I endorse you for attorney general, which probably from some headlines, but needs to happen.
00:59:06.800 God bless you. Thanks for coming on short notice. Great job.
00:59:08.980 Help me get Tina Peters out. Great job, Trump, on that. Thank you so much, sir.
00:59:12.420 Thank you. Great job.
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