00:00:00.000So when we celebrate Tina Peters coming out of prison, it's not just an isolated issue and an isolated client.0.53
00:00:07.060It's part of the whole takeover of the United States by, let's call it the cabal or call it China, whichever you wish.
00:00:14.080But, 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
00:00:20.960But 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.
00:00:31.700As 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.
00:00:47.860to delete the data would be violating a federal statute that requires that it all be kept for 22
00:00:54.440months. And not only is it statute, but it's a crime. You can go to prison for up to a year
00:01:01.820for each episode, each instance that you've failed to maintain the records.
00:01:10.200So here she is. She's basically, everything's going fine. And then she understands that
00:01:15.960Janet Griswold, the Secretary of State of Colorado, is coming in and that she's going to come into
00:01:25.200her office, have her people go into her machine and install something that they call the trusted
00:01:31.700build. A trusted build is something like you see it every time you update an app on your cell phone.
00:01:42.080That's what a trusted build is, where the program is updated, but the data stays and is not deleted.
00:01:49.080The trusted build that they did was to reinstall the same program, but first they would wipe out the entire disk.
00:01:56.760And 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.
00:02:03.300So they wipe the disk, then they overwrite it with the program and some other data again.
00:02:09.260And the original data is impossible to find.
00:02:13.640So 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
00:02:35.100The only reason is because she's part of it.1.00
00:02:38.300And not only is she part of it, but she's a criminal.0.96
00:02:41.400We know that because she admits that she did all of this and that it wiped out the data.
00:02:45.940And 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.
00:02:59.820She knew these people were coming in to wipe out her computer.
00:03:03.000So 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.
00:03:12.320That's how we know. Ninety two thousand files were deleted illegally.
00:03:23.680And 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.
00:07:15.680They wanted to keep her in prison so she couldn't testify.
00:07:17.620Why 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?
00:15:53.180What are we expecting to see next in the redemption arc of Tina Peters?
00:15:59.520Okay, 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.
00:16:09.300Also, 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.
00:16:18.040And there's a good line of thought that agrees with that.
00:16:21.760But 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.
00:16:31.880It basically says whatever the state statute is, we're going to enforce that in the federal court or in the federal law.
00:16:38.320So it's the same exact law as the federal law that was being dealt with.
00:16:43.840And it had to do with a violation of federal law that was occurring at the time.
00:16:49.740Surely the president's got to be able to deal with those kinds of issues.
00:16:54.260There's a case law that basically supports this.
00:23:23.800This is the nightmare scenario, not necessarily what's going to happen.
00:23:27.080But, OK, they elect him. What does Hakeem Jeffries do with the first order for business as the Speaker of the House?
00:23:34.760He does the impeachment of Donald Trump and J.D. Vance together at the same time.
00:23:41.500When 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?
00:23:49.540The Speaker of the House does. That would be Hakeem Jeffries.
00:23:53.420That'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.
00:24:07.120You know, he wants to put himself in a position to say, I don't need to listen to the Supreme Court.
00:24:11.640They don't need to they don't need to pack the Supreme Court.
00:24:13.920He just needs to ignore it. And he's and he will have total power.
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00:30:38.220our guest long-term, long-time Trump confidant, lawyer, you name it, went to military academy
00:30:43.700meet with him, legalbrains.com. I've got a lot of questions here just in general about where you see
00:30:50.080the country coming and going in six months with the election. Any other points on Tina Peters,
00:30:55.260but also Trump names Bill Pulte, from everybody I've talked to, Ed Martin, you name it, they say
00:30:59.420he's as good as it gets, from housing regulator turned MAGA enforcer as intelligence chief,
00:31:05.420and just other things you think are important for everybody's radar to know is going on,
00:31:10.440what else we can do, what Trump's doing with election fraud, where the DOJ is on that.
00:31:16.240Talk about you being the new attorney general or who you think should be brought in.
00:31:24.360But let me just finish going back to why I don't think that's going to happen, the nightmare scenario.
00:31:29.080It's because Trump did so well in his picks this last time around.
00:31:32.840If those machines were in play, he wouldn't have done so well.
00:31:37.000There would have been a lot of upsets.
00:31:40.440So we don't know why the machines weren't in play, but it looks like they weren't.
00:31:44.840I know they were in play in the early part of the primaries.
00:31:48.420We know in Bexar County, Texas, we have evidence that we got a smoking gun there
00:31:52.580because Martinez, a candidate that was there in Bexar County,
00:32:04.440which is where San Antonio is located.
00:32:08.020So he asked for a list of the voters from day one, and they didn't fix it yet.
00:32:14.140So 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.
00:32:24.520And 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.
00:32:30.300So we know that the machines were in operation early on, but we don't know for a fact that
00:32:35.560whether or not they were, if they're working right now.
00:32:39.000We know we were able to stop them from working in 2024, otherwise we wouldn't have Donald
00:33:05.420And I'll tell you why we don't know is because Maduro has been captured and he's the head of the snake.
00:33:11.600Believe 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.
00:33:34.280So, you know, once we got Maduro, then we got Maduro's bookkeeper.
00:33:41.520And, you know, we don't have to go there and invade and pull them out anymore.
00:34:28.080You know, the voting equipment was able to basically go into the voter rolls and get those extra people.
00:34:34.340The 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.
00:34:48.520So if you use the algorithm, you can find all of the what we call modified duplicates.
00:34:54.180These are voters that are in the archives and the machines are able to take them out of the archives.
00:34:59.480See, in the voting list and the voter list, nothing is ever deleted.
00:35:03.520Nothing disappears. So somebody dies and it's reported and then they take that name and they archive it.
00:35:10.120They put it in the archives. They don't delete it.
00:35:13.220So anything can be brought out of the archives, made live again, vote and then get put back into the archives.
00:35:20.700and they had all these made-up duplicates.
00:35:24.900So where you vote, there could be, let's say, six Alex Joneses.
00:35:30.280They all have your address where they live.
00:36:44.440depositories uh he was totally involved so he was financing the muscle of the mules and all that
00:36:50.760yes yes yes exactly and i think he put something like 400 million dollars into it i mean he you
00:36:56.260know it was not 465 million yeah okay yes that's it yeah that's what he did yeah so he's
00:37:02.800you know he needs to be looked at and he needs i was about to say i look look i get trump is smart
00:37:08.980smarter than me in many ways but what is he doing like has zuckerberg on that committee now buddies
00:37:13.760is that trump keeping enemies closer what is that you know what i don't know but you know there is
00:37:19.520that old saying keep your keep your friends close and keep your enemies closer so it could be very
00:37:25.960well that they're looking at it but this man is a proven a proven enemy to the united states he's
00:37:32.240a seditionist he belongs behind bars so you know we need to look at that i mean you know we look
00:37:39.720let me tell you what's really wrong what's really broken with the department of justice and where
00:37:43.340it starts believe it or not it's it's marijuana when they first brought tab blanchion you were
00:37:48.580the i didn't know really who he was you called him out and said he'll be the problem now he's
00:37:52.600the acting ag how did you know that because i i could see what was going on i could see that you
00:38:00.480know he okay first of all pam bondy never was able to describe anything in the way that somebody
00:38:08.260who's knowledgeable and working in something can describe in other words if you're working
00:38:12.840You 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.
00:38:19.420If 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.
00:38:30.460We lost 280 million Americans to fentanyl. No, we didn't.
00:38:33.900We are exactly nothing against her, but I kind of got she was like a cutout.
00:38:37.640Now we know she had cancer, but she seemed like she was mailing it in.
00:38:40.480well what was going on was she was being briefed and when you're briefed all that you can talk
00:38:46.920about is the points that you were told you don't have a body of knowledge so you sound like you
00:38:53.080don't know what you're doing because of the way she was briefed instead of her doing the job and
00:38:58.600why didn't she do the job my my theory and is that when they came together you know at the beginning
00:39:05.460of, you know, she and Todd Blanche. She looked at Todd and said, Todd, what do we do? This is
00:39:11.880115,000 employees, 40 agencies. How are we ever going to be able to control this thing? You know,
00:39:18.360this is a huge job. And I'm sure Todd Blanche would have told her, don't you bother your sweet,
00:39:24.580pretty little head about that? I got it all in control. I'm the COO. I'm the deputy. I'm the
00:39:33.800charged with that so you don't worry about it by high level doj over a year ago they said
00:39:38.220she goes and does fox does her hair and has no idea even what's going on they said she didn't
00:39:43.420even understand the branches of the doj he that's because he sweet talked her into believing that
00:39:49.400she didn't really need to do anything i i know how people can be undermined and i know that
00:39:56.320pan bondy being an honest person because there's no reason to think that she's not an honest person
00:41:14.400Yeah, but there's so much more that needs to be done.
00:41:17.460So let me tell you what I was saying in terms of marijuana, okay?
00:41:21.900In 1998, for instance, 32% of all the crime in America were drugs.
00:41:27.980Now, of course, that's more than marijuana.
00:41:30.860But 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.
00:41:41.140So if those, we're not prosecuting crime, because it's like when Prohibition ended.
00:41:53.260When Prohibition ended, all of a sudden you have all these police forces that were built to go and bust.
00:42:02.240And your Zoom is breaking up, start over, but I've studied the history, seen the documentaries on it.
00:44:15.920It was the WF three years ago made co-equal of the UN Security Council that
00:44:20.980created the corporate standard for Australia, Sweden, the U.S., every
00:44:24.680western country of you go in and suddenly the restaurants close you got a qr code training you
00:44:29.580for that or giving hundreds of millions in the u.s 2.2 billion to cvs and walgreens not to prescribe
00:44:36.360evermectin of taxpayer money just so these other drugs that didn't work would be bought and that
00:44:41.300was all the wf through the un through these global standardizations i'll use that as one example of
00:44:46.000how they're literally controlling our lives we have no idea they have more power than our own
00:44:49.980government in many ways oh many ways but let me make it clear the reason that they had to say
00:44:55.260ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine don't work as therapies is because you're not allowed to make
00:45:00.340a vaccine if there's a therapy and so that that's where they had no choice they had you can't do a
00:45:08.200new experimental vaccine again but fast track approval if there's already an own therapy that's
00:45:13.960That'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.
00:45:28.620Remember that? Fauci needs to be looked at as well.
00:45:32.520I mean, there are certain people that need to meet justice. And if he's an innocent man, then I'll be it.
00:45:37.960But if he's not an innocent man, then why isn't he brought to justice?
00:45:43.960I mean, how many people died because of that man?0.99
00:45:46.400I meant to cover this when I saw it break your shit.1.00
00:48:57.980He doesn't know. I remember Todd Blanche talked crap about Trump previously a lot.0.91
00:49:03.260Yeah, and he didn't believe he was innocent because you don't, in that interview with CNN, with Caitlin Collins, that's his name.
00:49:12.660He basically, you know, she asked him about him and he said, well, the trouble is that the conduct occurred seven or eight years before.
00:49:20.820Well, geez, he's saying to the nation that the conduct occurred.
00:49:24.980In 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.
00:49:40.100But meanwhile, he's telling the nation that this is a first-time offender. This is his mindset.
00:49:45.940That's a backhanded way of saying this woman's guilty, but looking like you're on their side.
00:49:50.520Right. If that would have been Alina Haber, for instance, OK.
00:49:57.280She would have stood up for the president, said, this guy is not guilty.
00:50:00.500They made they had to make a law up to be able to bring these false charges.
00:50:06.140You know, I mean, she would have defended the pass a law to do it.
00:50:09.880Yeah, 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
00:50:19.080You know, but Alina would have stood up for the president.
00:50:22.560Todd Blanche, the day of the verdict, had that interview and did not stand up for his clients.
00:50:34.460My 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.
00:51:16.420Well, 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.
00:51:39.460Sure. You need to prioritize what is the main mission.
00:51:43.160And what is that? Massive doge fraud, political intrigue, political corruption.
00:51:48.060You've got to clean up the leadership of the ship or you're never going to fix it, right?0.98
00:51:53.480Well, you've got to realize that they're trying to take over our country.
00:51:56.340They're trying to steal our country, and they're not stopping just because they lost the 2024 election.
00:52:01.700These people are not going to be happy until they get control of the entire world because the rest of the world is gone.
00:52:07.680There are people in Canada that are in prison because they speak against the government.
00:52:12.160They'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.
00:52:23.920Once the government is controlling the speech of individuals, there's no freedom anymore about anything.
00:55:56.280And I got to tell you, you don't get better than he is for any of these things.
00:56:02.160He'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.
00:56:10.260And I don't think it will have that same makeup come come the fall.
00:56:13.740So, you know, he's also a possibility that I that, you know, I wouldn't mind.
00:56:18.980Yeah, 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.
00:56:24.160like only five of them, that they were looking at Martin.0.76
00:57:49.220Well, I would say Ed Martin and me. I don't know anybody else that I would trust to be AG at this point.
00:57:55.620The one thing we don't need is somebody from a white shoe law firm or somebody that's bombastic or whatever.
00:58:05.660You need somebody that's ready to work.
00:58:07.680Whoever is willing to be the AG, if they're going to do the job right, they better be living on a base.
00:58:13.060It'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.
00:58:22.160I was about to say, this is a Herculean test.
00:58:25.020I mean, look at all the attacks on the White House with gunmen now.
00:58:31.560That's why I know for sure that Todd Blanche isn't doing the job.
00:58:34.960He 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.
00:58:43.560You 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.
00:58:50.840It will ruin my life for the time that I'm doing it.
00:58:54.620It'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.
00:59:00.300All right. Well, Peter, check today. I endorse you for attorney general, which probably from some headlines, but needs to happen.
00:59:06.800God bless you. Thanks for coming on short notice. Great job.
00:59:08.980Help me get Tina Peters out. Great job, Trump, on that. Thank you so much, sir.
00:59:28.620They sell out so quick and they can't get the supply of them.
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