Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) joins Glenn Beck to discuss the appointment of a special counsel to investigate Hillary Clinton and her dealings with the FBI. Glenn also talks about the Biden administration's handling of the Uran Uranium One scandal and what it means for the future of the country.
00:10:13.560And we know the doctors are discouraged, threatened if they report these things on VAERS.
00:10:18.980Over a million and a half adverse events.
00:10:20.960And, by the way, of those 35,000 deaths, 25% of those are occurring, or 24% are occurring within days zero, one, or two of vaccination.
00:10:31.200You know, VAERS may not prove causation, but that correlation sure is concerning.
00:10:35.540Why isn't it concerning our health officials?
00:10:38.000So, again, there's so many things that don't make sense coming from the narrative of the mainstream media of what I call the COVID cartel, the administration, the federal health agencies, big pharma, you know, corrupt big pharma who've corrupted the agencies as well as our media.
00:10:52.500So, Senator, I'm concerned about one thing, and you'll understand the tie-in to this here in a second.
00:10:58.380But I'm very concerned that there are people on the left and the right.
00:11:02.980We are in the middle of bottom-up, top-down, inside-out.
00:11:08.960It is where the streets are just absolutely unruly.
00:11:17.460The economy is starting to go to crap.
00:11:19.700And people rise up and say, we need somebody to stop this.
00:11:23.080And the top comes down with their solution.
00:11:25.720Turns everything inside-out, and you're over.
00:11:27.760And the right, some people on the right now are calling for an unrestrained executive, which scares the hell out of me.
00:11:35.220But we have, if we look at just what has happened, Russiagate, we know started with Hillary Clinton and our intelligence agencies and our corrupt Justice Department.
00:12:25.540The problem we have with COVID is so many people pushed the vaccines.
00:12:30.760So many people were willing to ignore the vaccine injuries.
00:12:34.820Nobody wants to admit they were wrong.
00:12:36.620I mean, people who took the vaccine, they don't want to delve into the fact that you maybe got a ticking time bomb there, you know, circulating through your body.
00:12:43.440Or maybe you just dodged a bullet and other people weren't quite so lucky.
00:12:46.380So we've got a society that doesn't want to admit there's wrong.
00:12:50.400And unfortunately, the COVID cartel has the, they can't afford to be proven wrong.
00:12:54.080And they have the power to make it almost impossible to prove them wrong.
00:12:57.940Remember, CIA, they're the folks that came up with the term conspiracy theorists.
00:13:02.360To marginalize anybody who starts telling the truth.
00:15:24.820Turns out that she was given some type of a secret leave so she could leave, start her job on February 1st as the chief of police and not retire from the Capitol Police for months later.
00:15:41.100It appears to be against departmental policy.
00:15:43.700You know, and nobody allegedly was told.
00:15:45.380What you're saying is that the head of intelligence for the Capitol Police, which demonstrably didn't have the intelligence that needed to protect the building, that person was first elevated to acting chief of Capitol Police and then given a very high paying job right across Nancy Pelosi's district at the University of California, Berkeley.
00:17:12.440Basically, what I did was I just gave some of the facts, and I was hoping that those facts would lead to a thorough investigation into Yogananda Pittman's actions before, during, and after January 6th.
00:17:31.100And unfortunately, that did not happen.
00:17:33.000So you're talking about the same person that the police chief is talking about there.
00:17:48.640And when I say she was in charge of Intel, she was in charge of the intelligence on January 6th and anybody that worked in the intelligence division.
00:18:00.320And her job was to get that information, and she was supposed to give that to, at the very least, two people.
00:18:07.440So she was supposed to give that information to Steven Sund, and she was supposed to give that information to Chad Thomas.
00:18:14.560He was the former—he is a former assistant chief of the Capitol Police, and his role on the day was he was in charge of operations, which had been the bureau in charge of getting the officers ready for what they were going to face on January 6th.
00:18:32.560So when we found out that the FBI knew about this, the Justice Department knew about this, Nancy Pelosi knew about this in advance, it was—we can't necessarily blame the police for not knowing it, because it would have only come through her?
00:18:52.560Now, if you let me walk you through—
00:21:00.040Okay, so now Sund is getting information, and there's information out there in the community that the store is going to be—is going to get robbed of all of the Twinkies, all of the steaks, the lamb chops, everything.
00:21:15.920Somebody's going to come in there, and they're going to take all the lamb chops.
00:21:19.140So now you're going to go to the loss prevention manager, and you're going to ask that manager, hey, what are you getting?
00:21:25.840And the loss prevention manager is saying, listen, I'm not getting anything, right?
00:21:29.020So now Sund, who is the store manager, he has to go get assistance from the local police department.
00:21:39.100So he goes to the police department, and he says, hey, guys, I need some assistance.
00:21:44.740I have a security guy, the guy with the white car with the orange overhead over top of that who drives around the store at night, but I need more than that.
00:21:52.460I need police officers that are going to be doing around the clock, drive-bys by my store.
00:21:59.220And the police chief of the local department says, Mr. Sund, I understand what you want.
00:22:04.260He says, but what intelligence are you getting?
00:22:07.060He says, well, I'm getting this, this, and this.
00:22:08.580And the police chief says, I'm sorry, sir, the intelligence doesn't support it.
00:22:13.420So now let's say that the loss prevention person, that's the name I gave to Pittman, has a report that says, well, there's going to be a guy coming to the store around 8 o'clock in the morning.
00:22:27.320He's going to be bringing four of those big giant trucks that they normally deliver food in.
00:22:34.120They're going to break into the store with about 10 guys, and they're going to take all the food out.
00:22:38.940So now she has this report, but she either sits on this report or she downplays the report to the chief.
00:22:47.120So the chief, I'm sorry, to the store manager.
00:22:50.100So the store manager can't get the resources from the police department because the intelligence doesn't support it.
00:23:51.700But understand this, even though she's powerful in her own arena, Yogananda Pittman was the most powerful person in her own arena.
00:24:01.420So Pittman couldn't just call her and say, don't give any information to chief son because she can say, absolutely not.
00:24:07.280I'm going to give chief son everything he needs and to do a good job and make sure that the Capitol is adequately prepared on January 6th.
00:24:15.260Nobody can make Yogananda Pittman not do that.
00:24:17.860So this is what I haven't said, and I'm going to have to say it now, because I just try to give the facts.
00:24:25.880But sometimes you have to, and then when you go off and you tell people what you think, then they try to call you a conspiracy theorist.
00:24:31.620But sometimes you have to tell people what you think and then let them make a decision if they believe is valid or not.
00:24:38.940So obviously, to me, in my position, something or somebody made Yogananda Pittman feel that if she sat on or either downplayed the intelligence given to chief son about January 6th and something were to happen, chief son would take full responsibility for it, which he would because he is the actual chief of police.
00:25:02.440And then Yogananda Pittman would become the chief.
00:25:05.820That's what I believe would occur on January 6th.
00:25:08.300And if you look at the report now, I don't know if you've ever heard of it, but it's 21 TD 159.
00:25:16.720And it basically laid out what was going to occur on January 6th.
00:25:21.920And even if you could try to make the argument when you go back to the store, well, you could say the intelligence said it was going to be four trucks that that the person brought when he broke in and they were going to take everything.
00:25:35.540But this person only brought three trucks and he took 70 percent of what was available in the store.
00:25:41.060So she's going to you're going to try to downplay it to make it seem like you didn't have the intelligence when you actually did have the intelligence.
00:25:49.200So so I say all that to say January 6th cannot happen without her permission.
00:26:45.880She was promoted and then she was allowed to take this job while still getting benefits from Capitol Police, which is which is against the rules.
00:27:13.500But let me even go back even before that.
00:27:16.060Let's go back before she left the department.
00:27:17.820Well, she didn't really leave the department until June.
00:27:21.580But the but manger told everybody and that's Jay Thomas manger, who is the current chief of the Capitol Police.
00:27:28.860He told everybody, I think it was called a we put out like upfronts.
00:27:33.620And that's like basically an announcement to the department that, you know, any news and the news that he gave was that she was leaving the department back in February.
00:27:50.840So Yogananda Pittman was the chief on January the 8th.
00:27:54.900She was made acting chief on January the 8th after chief son was fired.
00:27:58.340And she was the chief acting chief until I believe it was July 23rd.
00:28:04.240And then manger took over on July 24th of 2021.
00:28:10.340So she was the acting chief for from that time, from January to July.
00:28:15.280So when manger over, the first thing, one of his first actions is when he took over as when he took over as the chief from Yogananda Pittman.
00:28:36.120He did it to send a message to any officer that was going to try to speak against Yogananda Pittman to let them know that even though she messed up, because everybody in the world knows she messed up, that it doesn't matter what she did.
00:29:26.160He was on with Tucker Carlson and he didn't say what he just said.
00:29:32.020And why didn't you say that then, Tarek?
00:29:36.680I thought about it leading up to the days when I knew I would be taping for his show.
00:29:42.520Now, I had a, you know, I had feelings and I had and I was in thoughts and I was thinking to myself and I went back and forth, went back and forth.
00:29:52.100I don't want Tucker Carlson to think I'm crazy.
00:29:55.480And if I tell him, you know, all the backstories about what occurred on January 6th, leading up to it on January 6th, after January 6th, I said that this man is going to think that I'm a conspiracy theorist.
00:30:08.760So I want to, you know, I didn't want to try to bury myself and bury the story before he aired it.
00:30:19.200Isn't it weird, though, that you would be called a conspiracy theorist and probably on the side of Donald Trump when you voted for Joe Biden?
00:31:08.100I just wanted it out there because I know a lot of people question me, you know, and I don't know if Biden can create unity in our country, but I think maybe he has the best shot.
00:32:24.000OK, and the store manager runs all of the operations and everything.
00:32:28.720But you have this theft prevention person that is in charge of anything that goes down and is looking for intelligence all the time on somebody is going to come in.
00:32:38.900And still, you know, you've got a gang coming in and their job is to know what's happening security wise.
00:32:48.120So the store manager is starting to hear that where I hear rumblings that something is coming and goes to the security, the theft manager, the theft management person and says, are you are you hearing this?
00:35:08.060And she also fires the operations manager, too, because that operations manager would have been her direct competition to get in the chief's job or the manager's job.
00:35:20.060So everybody who is working at the store theft management with this individual, they start blowing the whistle and they say, hey, hey, hey, there's there's a problem here.
00:38:00.920I told him that Pittman did all this because I believe in four and I believe it can easily be proven that Pittman did this to our country almost in whole primarily.
00:38:11.240And we can prove it, but we have to do a real investigation.
00:38:15.540And to do that, you have to find some kind of a way to protect the whistleblowers.
00:38:36.300There's very few people I trust in Washington, but I know a couple that I think would be willing to at least help you find the right trustworthy person to go to if it is not them.
00:38:52.940So you did all the right things and then you were suspended and then you were suspended for 17 months and then you came back, right?
00:39:14.760So I knew I wasn't going to come back.
00:39:18.200All I wanted to do was process back in.
00:39:21.040So and then the way that it works on the Capitol Police, they gave me one of my punishments was a 15 day unpaid suspension.
00:39:28.720So when they told me to come back, I was on paid suspension the 17 months that I was out.
00:39:34.240So now I wanted, I didn't want to come back at all, but I wanted to process back in, fulfill my 15 days of unpaid suspension.
00:39:43.280So they can't say I didn't leave in good standing because had I left before serving the suspension, they would have said I didn't leave in good standing and they wouldn't award me my good standing card and letter.
00:39:53.900Because you have to get your good standing card and letter and it makes it easier to transverse to a new federal agency or another law enforcement agency.
00:40:49.380Or at the very least, they have more charges and more years attributed to them that they wouldn't have if the facts of what really occurred on January 6th came out.
00:41:16.900Uh, and then for some reason sat quietly.
00:41:21.040Do you have any, do you have any idea of why she would do that?
00:41:26.580That is, um, because I believe that someone or something or something gave her the impression that if chief son was fired for doing a bad job, because things got out of hand on January 6th, she would then become the new chief.
00:41:43.340It was basically a coup of the department.
00:41:46.260She tried to initiate a coup of the department is basically what occurred, uh, in the, um, and who would tell her, wait, who would tell her?
00:41:55.980I mean, you know, most Americans would say, well, no, I, I mean, I want to protect the Capitol.
00:42:01.980And then you could see those who are greedy enough that they want their job.
00:42:13.720I would say probably someone that hated Donald Trump.
00:42:16.420And what kind of, uh, what kind of information do you think she had that there was going to be a planned attack on the Capitol that FBI sources were saying?
00:43:02.900Um, you know, I said like the, I mean, like everybody knows who Ray F is, but Julie Farnham is, she was a civilian.
00:43:09.260Uh, and she was one of the high ranking people in the Intel section.
00:43:12.560So you don't know who she is, but you know who Ray F is.
00:43:16.800So people don't know to, um, where to look to really find out what occurred on January 6th in the intelligence.
00:43:24.460Because if January 6th was truly an intelligence failure, the first place you have to go is to the intelligence division and look at every single person in the intelligence division.
00:43:45.920She was the civilian and she was one of the civilians, one of the high ranking civilians in charge of getting that information and disseminating, disseminating that information to Pittman.
00:43:56.500And she was hired, from what I'm hearing, with very little to no, which was, in law enforcement, I'm hearing she had no experience.
00:44:05.720And then when it came to Intel, she only had like three years of experience.