00:00:53.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:02.000Well, it will sound eerily reminiscent to another story that was recently published in Town Hall about a couple of gay men who were also outspoken LGBT rights activists who sodomized their adopted children and produced child pornography.
00:02:20.000And so I had actually covered a story that's kind of similar, but admittedly not nearly as bad.
00:02:26.000It's bad, but not that bad last year while it was still developing.
00:02:31.000And so basically, the FBI uncovered a network of a network of mostly gay men who are producing and distributing child pornography online using apps like Telegram and Kik.
00:02:48.000There's a whole aspect of online anonymity enabling this stuff.
00:02:52.000But the most disturbing element of the story is that several of the people that are involved in this that were in communication were teachers.
00:03:01.000So it actually started with a teacher in Philadelphia working at a private school.
00:03:07.000So don't think that this is a public school thing.
00:03:09.000This was a prestigious private school in Philadelphia.
00:03:13.000This teacher had worked there for nearly two decades.
00:03:16.000And Dropbox notified an organization that's in charge of kind of fielding complaints related to this sort of thing, which are then forwarded to law enforcement.
00:03:27.000So Dropbox flagged a file that had been uploaded that depicted two underage boys engaging in sexual acts.
00:03:34.000And so Dropbox ended up forwarding two IP logins for that connection to the FBI.
00:03:42.000And they traced it back to a school teacher at a private academy in Philadelphia who's in his 40s.
00:03:49.000And so actually, while looking into him, that's when they uncovered that he had been actually talking to another teacher in Hawaii named Alden Bunak.
00:03:57.000You may have heard of him because right before he was arrested, people noticed, or rather, right after he was arrested, people noticed that he was a really outspoken LGBT rights advocate.
00:04:06.000He had attacked feminists who were anti-trans.
00:04:10.000He said that conservatives only use the term groomer because they are themselves grooming kids.
00:04:17.000I mean, like really outrageous stuff, right?
00:04:18.000Well, it turns out that this guy in Hawaii, who had been a substitute teacher at a variety of different schools in Hawaii, had actually been having sex with a 13-year-old boy who he described to investigators as a former student.
00:04:33.000And he actually said in his online communications to the other teacher in Philadelphia that there had been times where he had sex with this boy during school lunch breaks.
00:04:43.000And he had been recording these encounters and sharing them online.
00:04:48.000He uploaded at least two of them online that this other teacher saw.
00:04:52.000And that's just the tip of the iceberg here.
00:04:55.000There was another teacher who has not been identified yet, or there's a third person who claims to be a teacher.
00:05:00.000The authorities only know him under his Telegram handle, which is Mr. Pickles, kind of odd.
00:05:05.000But this person also claims to be a teacher who's sexually attracted to his underage students.
00:05:13.000And so to go back to the Atlanta story with Mia Cathwell from Town Hall on, this is extraordinary stuff.
00:05:20.000And you have the courage to kind of go through all this.
00:05:22.000Why is it that the media not just ignores this, but they're actively producing cover for this?
00:05:35.000Because I think we have sacred people in our society, people that are basically beyond reproach, people whose lifestyles are not just beyond criticism, but in fact, we have to glorify them, right?
00:05:46.000It's kind of like we're all supposed to be subjected to these kind of struggle sessions if we break party line on this.
00:05:52.000And in this case, it's specifically people who fall under the LGBTQ rainbow.
00:05:58.000And that story that took place in the Atlanta area suburbs and this story that took place from Philadelphia to Hawaii, there was a third accomplice in New York.
00:06:08.000And we can talk more about the tactics they use because part of the reason I wrote this is to actually inform parents on what to look out for because of how these people operated online.
00:06:18.000But everyone involved in both of these stories are gay men, which is, I mean, very obviously, this is like a group that you're not allowed to criticize in society today, right?
00:06:29.000And worst of all, in the town hall story and in my story, there's adopted children involved.
00:06:35.000The Philadelphia teacher, when the FBI executed a search warrant at his home in Roxborough, Philadelphia, which is considered, by the way, one of the safest, most family-friendly neighborhoods in Philadelphia, it's very quaint, very, you know, it's the perfect kind of place.
00:06:52.000I think that the motto is a place with roots, you know, just like the kind of the perfect place to raise kids.
00:06:58.000Well, not really, or at least in this case.
00:07:01.000But, anyways, when the FBI showed up at his door, they found that he lives alone with a six-month-old girl.
00:07:14.000Local reporters have tried to figure out whether or not it's his biological daughter, but they know that he's not married and that he lives alone with her.
00:07:23.000So, again, these kinds of stories are simply too explosive because they kind of bring us back to a little problem called pattern recognition.
00:07:33.000That it seems like certain people tend to exhibit certain behavior, but you're not allowed to notice that.
00:07:38.000Or at least you're not allowed to notice red flags.
00:07:43.000Like the FBI noted that this Philadelphia teacher had tons of photographs that they described as non-pornographic, but they seemed to be taken while he was out chaperoning students during off-campus activities because they all trusted him, right?
00:07:58.000The parents trusted him, the school trusted him, the students loved him.
00:08:01.000He earned everyone's trust and enough so that he was able to take them on trips off campus, I think even overnight trips.
00:08:08.000And the FBI found that he had tons of photographs of his students, these boys, that were taken when the students weren't looking.
00:08:15.000And I mean, you put two and two together here.
00:08:18.000And the reality is that this guy was using his position of trust and influence to take these pictures that were not necessarily pornographic, but obviously fed into his fantasies about his students.
00:08:28.000And as an adult, if you see that, you know, a guy who's taking pictures of young boys all the time when they're not looking, I mean, like, that's a red flag, right?
00:08:36.000But you're not supposed to say anything because that red flag probably comes from a place of bigotry.
00:08:43.000So if you have in your spirit and just common sense, if all of a sudden a pattern recognition is activated in your senses, the media and the current regime is telling you that you're actually bigoted and an awful person.
00:08:59.000This is a real, this is a deeper point.
00:09:02.000In some ways, the emphasis on trying to find bigotry where it doesn't exist is actually creating a more dangerous country for our kids.
00:09:12.000And it's inevitably going to create more resentment because simply put, if you say you're not allowed to ever criticize this group, it's going to make people resent that group.
00:09:24.000And obviously, and arguably more importantly, it makes us all less safe.
00:09:28.000It makes us less safe when all of a sudden you start to see a pattern recognition here.
00:09:32.000And look, I said this previously, which is, okay, I would love to see the media have the same sort of, it's a wish that will never be fulfilled, the same sort of enthusiasm and energy that they went after trying to take down the Catholic Church that now we see a pattern that is emerging.
00:09:54.000And based on your reporting, Pedro, and based on Mia's reporting, the buried lead is the demand for this content.
00:10:05.000I'll be honest, I couldn't even read Mia's piece.
00:10:10.000I mean, and I'm going to talk to you about what I think should happen to them.
00:10:12.000I think the gallows would be merciful.
00:10:15.000But the demand is what really bothered me because that all of a sudden goes to show this is not some one-off thing, but there's a market for this.
00:10:25.000Pedro, explain to our audience the disturbing and diabolical demand for child pornography.
00:10:47.000Yeah, I mean, I'll be honest, like, I skim these articles, man.
00:10:50.000Like, it's just not good for your soul.
00:10:51.000It's just, and by the way, there is, I don't mean to interrupt you.
00:10:54.000There is documented evidence that the investigators in the FBI that are assigned child pornography cases are more likely to commit suicide and get like, I mean, it's just, you can't, like, it's really a sick thing.
00:11:07.000And it's, I, my heart goes out for these investigators that are like living normal lives and they have to build cases around this.
00:11:48.000There's not a whole lot of information on him, partly because he's his age.
00:11:51.000The teacher in Philadelphia was in his 40s.
00:11:54.000This other person in New York was about 19 when he was arrested.
00:11:58.000They actually met because this teacher, again, in his 40s, had been posting erotic pornography, like gay, basically fictional stories on a website called Nifty.
00:12:11.000And Nifty has been a hub for erotic LGBTQ fiction for a long time.
00:12:18.000And it's drawn controversy because users are not required to verify that they're over 18 and the site affords people complete anonymity.
00:12:26.000So basically, a 13-year-old could post about it, or I guess more importantly, could read on the website, right?
00:12:33.000And access all this different content.
00:12:35.000And that's actually how these two connected.
00:12:38.000The younger person in New York read some of the teacher's erotic fiction on this website and they got in touch there.
00:12:45.000I wasn't able to find it, probably for the better, but it makes, but it makes you wonder, you know, what was he writing?
00:12:50.000And was he writing about fantasies involving his own students?
00:12:54.000We don't know because again, it's really difficult to even figure out who's writing what on that website.
00:12:59.000And so these two came up with a plan to bait nudes to produce child pornography, in other words, out of his own students.
00:13:09.000And so the way that they would do this was they would run through different social media accounts like Instagram and Snapchat pretending to be girls.
00:13:15.000And the teacher in Philadelphia would send information about his own students to this other person in New York.
00:13:22.000Sometimes this person in New York was a little bit more than a month.
00:13:32.000And so the idea was just to bait nudes out of underage boys, including this person's own students.
00:13:40.000And it got so Byzantine that at one point he developed a spreadsheet that he organized by age, by like, I think the success rate of whether or not they got something out of them.
00:13:54.000Going, I think it started with sixth graders.
00:14:00.000Like they had like little kind of like slogans that they would use to celebrate when they actually baited someone, like got his D or got him is like the language they would use to celebrate baiting his own students into sending them like videos of them doing stuff.
00:14:18.000And then another aspect of this was they would bait other underage boys who were gay because, you know, in this other case, these students at the school thought they were talking to basically teenage girls.
00:14:35.000But then in a separate scheme that they came up with, using a social media app called the Kik, which again gives you a ton of anonymity.
00:14:44.000And for that reason, it's drawn criticism because it doesn't require a phone, like you don't have to verify a phone number or an email to use it.
00:14:50.000And so through Kik, they started a group where in order for other underage boys to join it, they would have to basically send live sexually explicit content to them as kind of like your initiation into the group.
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00:17:49.000I mean, to me, the Biden document scandal is sort of the typical bureaucratic approach, which is basically avoiding the bigger scandal and going off on this little sort of technicality.
00:18:04.000We have now known for quite some time, it's not been disputed, it's clear in corporate records, financial records from China and Hong Kong elsewhere, that the Biden family got some $31 million from four Chinese businessmen beginning when Joe Biden was vice president of the United States.
00:18:21.000And those four Chinese businessmen who gave these tens of millions of dollars to the Bidens all have links to the highest levels of Chinese intelligence.
00:18:30.000So one of them, who Hunter Biden on the laptop calls the super chairman, his name is Cha Feng.
00:18:38.000At the same time, he was pouring money into the coffers of the Biden family, was business partners with the vice minister of state security with responsible for foreign espionage.
00:18:50.000I could go through the Other three businessmen as well, but they have similar types of ties.
00:18:55.000This is a massive issue and a vassive problem that the mainstream media has largely ignored, frankly, completely ignored.
00:19:03.000The Biden family does not dispute, does not want to discuss it.
00:19:07.000And now you have the document scandal erupt, and the issue is really over the handling of classified material.
00:19:14.000I'm not meaning to minimize this, Charlie, but from the standpoint of the larger scandals facing the Biden family, it is relatively minor.
00:19:23.000And my concern is that we will have Republicans and others sort of go off the trail on the documents, which does need to be investigated, but do it at the expense of this larger, more fundamental question, which is why did the Bidens get tens of millions of dollars from these Chinese businessmen when they performed no discernible service?
00:19:50.000So the question is, what did they do for it?
00:19:53.000And that's what I think congressional investigators should be focused on.
00:19:57.000So can you help me understand this rental refund payment from CEFC and then that allegedly got transferred to Joe Biden's rent?
00:20:10.000I have a personal theory on this, which is, and I'd love your take, that Joe Biden has been and is more involved in the details of Hunter Biden's finances than anyone ever wanted to acknowledge or admit.
00:20:24.000And Hunter Biden was so controlled by his father that he wanted to make sure that he could show his dad a dollar for dollar one-to-one transfer that he was not cloak and daggering the money at all.
00:20:38.000Like, Dad, see, it was $49,510 and you received $49,510.
00:21:54.000Hunter was writing in the wake of what Joe Biden did as vice president.
00:21:58.000Let's remember the two biggest countries where Hunter Biden got deals.
00:22:02.000He sets up a global financial consultancy with no experience in 2009.
00:22:08.000And the two biggest deals are in Ukraine and China, both of which happen to be the countries that Barack Obama appointed specifically and publicly.
00:23:01.000The New York Post has reported on it, where Hunter Biden, while his father was vice president, was paying his father's bills.
00:23:08.000He was actually paying in 2014 and 2015, he was paying for renovations on that home in Delaware that we now know later have these classified documents.
00:23:19.000So the notion that Joe Biden didn't know about his son's business dealings, that he didn't benefit from them, is simply not true.
00:23:28.000And so the question now becomes, why did the story about these documents leave?
00:24:18.000That's my theory on what is going on with these documents being linked.
00:24:23.000It gives them sort of a middle ground technicality to convince Joe to not run.
00:24:29.000And it sort of takes off the table in terms of the 2024 campaign, issues related to the family's foreign business dealings in China.
00:24:37.000In some ways, it's a warning shot, right?
00:24:39.000It's kind of, hey, we're actually in charge.
00:24:43.000There is a deep state that is just going to remove you at our choosing.
00:24:48.000But I share your fear here, which is, will there ever be an actual robust investigation into the altering of U.S. policy for personal inurement?
00:25:00.000That right there, I mean, we have a big T-word that should encompass that.
00:25:05.000And I'm not saying they did it, but they certainly loosely threw that around like a frisbee when Donald Trump was president.
00:25:43.000I think we're hearing from Republicans on Capitol Hill that they are going to investigate it.
00:25:48.000I've been in communication with members of those committees.
00:25:52.000They certainly have my material and the documents that I have.
00:25:55.000And I do think this is vitally important, Charlie, because you kind of saw what the position of the Democrats and the mainstream media is going to be on the interview last weekend when Senator Ron Johnson was on NBC News.
00:26:10.000And Ron Johnson was asked, well, do you have any evidence that Hunter Biden committed a crime?
00:26:17.000You know, since when is that the standard of concern?
00:26:20.000I mean, was that the standard when it came to Donald Trump?
00:26:24.000That, well, first we have to demonstrate that a crime's been committed.
00:26:27.000No, I mean, the very point of investigation is to figure out what went on.
00:26:32.000And what the Bidens did is the equivalent of during the Cold War, we're facing the evil empire of the Soviet Union, and Jimmy Carter's family, or God forbid, wrong Reagan's family, took $30 million from Russian businessmen linked to the KGB.
00:26:50.000Now, who is going to say that that should not be investigated?
00:26:53.000And who's going to say, well, first we have to demonstrate that a crime was committed or we don't care?
00:26:59.000This is going to be the position of the mainstream media and of the Democrats, and it's a ridiculous standard.
00:27:05.000So my hope is that the members of Congress leading these committees are going to show fortitude.
00:27:11.000They are going to meticulously go through this as prosecutors would.
00:27:16.000In other words, subpoena the documents, get all those suspicious activity reports at the Treasury Department, there's more than 150 of them.
00:27:24.000And let's be clear, Charlie, those suspicious activity reports, they're flagged by the Treasury Department when they are concerned that money is being laundered by either criminal organizations or terrorist organizations.
00:28:10.000And usually, talking to people that have dealt with Siffius and with this, it's usually cleared up because it's a mistake, but it's taken very seriously.
00:28:19.000Usually you get like a call from the DOJ, like, we're coming to your office tomorrow.
00:28:31.000It's usually from Tehran or from some other clandestine third world country on the seven countries that we're now able to do business with.
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00:30:03.000It would be an enormous and staggering error for the United States to decide that it was its policy to try to suppress Chinese economic growth in the name of our national security.
00:30:17.000An enormous and staggering error to decide that.
00:30:21.000Now, Peter, this somewhat incorporates our Biden conversation, but when I hear someone talk like that, I just, I know this sounds so cynical.
00:30:30.000Immediately think, like, how much are you getting paid?
00:30:33.000I don't think he actually believes this.
00:31:30.000The Economist calls the same guy the most feared man in China because he throws people in jail.
00:31:36.000So why would Ray Dalio, this Titan on Wall Street, do that?
00:31:40.000Well, about a year after that book came out, his company, Bridgewater, became the first Western hedge fund to be able to offer its products in China.
00:31:50.000That's what selling your soul looks like.
00:31:54.000So unfortunately, these are the people that hire Larry Summers and people like him to be consultants.
00:32:01.000I just, I want to know how many Aspen mansions were made possible thanks to the selling out of our national security and the integrity of our institutions.
00:32:21.000Because a concern I do have is just a longer-term constitutional concern that the bureaucrats just basically call the shots.
00:32:29.000I mean, I'm no fan of Joe Biden, but I am not a fan of this kind of deep state maneuvering fourth branch of government paper shuffling, especially if there's a negotiation bargain where we're supposed to believe that the paperwork is the high crime and misdemeanor, when in reality, they were playing a game that has civilizational implications.
00:32:50.000Yeah, it's an enormous problem, Charlie.
00:32:55.000But this attitude within government bureaucrats is profound.
00:33:01.000There was a book I just recently read by two scholars at Johns Hopkins University.
00:33:06.000They did a survey of more than 2,500 senior executive service people in the federal government, and they asked them a series of questions.
00:33:15.000One of them was: if there is a policy that a popularly elected president wants to pursue that's constitutional and that you disagree with, would you resist and try to undermine that policy?
00:33:30.000More than 60% of these unelected bureaucrats said yes, they would.
00:33:36.000So they don't feel like they're accountable.
00:33:38.000They don't care the fact that they're not elected.
00:33:40.000We have got to strip government of power.
00:33:44.000And I will say, Charlie, that, you know, as somebody who's been sort of disagreeing and battling with the left for decades, I'm starting to see a few glimmers of hope of certain people on the left, certainly not the majority, who realize this monster that they have created.
00:34:02.000Because their solution to everything, Charlie, has always been more government, more government, more government.
00:34:07.000And now they realize they don't control it anymore.
00:34:10.000So there's got to be in this country a reckoning, and we're going to have to make a choice whether we truly want to be a representative government or whether we are comfortable meandering into essentially an authoritarian arrangement where unelected people make the majority of decisions that affect our lives.
00:34:28.000I will enjoy from afar, you know, Joe Biden having to scrap for political relevancy and stay out of prison while simultaneously being struck with horror that somebody I don't know, that I can't hold accountable, that I never voted for, is actually doing that.