The Great America Show - September 26, 2025


FINALLY! Comey indicted as MASSIVE J6 docs are revealed!


Episode Stats

Length

40 minutes

Words per Minute

189.32642

Word Count

7,632

Sentence Count

485

Misogynist Sentences

2

Hate Speech Sentences

2


Summary

James B. Comey Jr. is an innocent man. James B.Comey Jr. has been charged with two counts of false statements within the legislative branch of the U.S. Government, and obstruction of a congressional proceeding.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show. Happy Friday. It's great to have you all here
00:00:07.780 on The Great America Show on this beautiful, beautiful day in America. I can hardly contain
00:00:13.820 my excitement over these last two days. Such good news is happening in America. The great Lou Dobbs
00:00:19.660 is in heaven right now, and he is smiling down as truth, justice, and the American way finally
00:00:25.540 seems to be at the forefront of this administration. And by that, I mean the great news last night,
00:00:33.020 the two-count indictment of none other than James Comey. If you don't mind, can we just take one
00:00:39.320 second? It's a short two-page indictment just to read over it and listen to it together. And I'll
00:00:46.820 read it to you all because I think this is a really great time for America right now. The United States
00:00:52.360 of America versus James B. Comey Jr. Count one, false statements within the jurisdiction of
00:00:59.240 the legislative branch of the United States government. 18 U.S.C. 1001A2. And the count two,
00:01:07.080 obstruction of a congressional proceeding. Sounds familiar, Mr. Comey, doesn't it? I think this is
00:01:13.480 only the tip of the iceberg, by the way, for you and the rest of your government gangsters. Who thought
00:01:18.560 you guys were going to pull off the biggest scam in American history and try to keep a man out of
00:01:24.360 office, an innocent man out of office, nonetheless. So on or about September 30th of 2020, in the Eastern
00:01:31.460 District of Virginia, the defendant, that's right, the defendant, James B. Comey, did willfully and
00:01:37.480 knowingly make materialistically false, fictitious, and fraudulent statements in a matter within the
00:01:42.420 jurisdiction of the legislative branch of the government of the United States by falsely stating to a U.S.
00:01:48.000 senator during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that he, James B. Comey, had not authorized
00:01:54.220 someone else in the FBI to be an anonymous source in news reporting regarding an FBI investigation
00:02:01.580 concerning a person. Now, that can't be regarding James Comey and him leaking his notes and memos about
00:02:09.300 meetings with President Trump with his friend who's a law professor. I don't think it has anything
00:02:15.740 about doing that. The statement was false because James B. Comey Jr. then and there knew he was,
00:02:22.900 in fact, had authorized Person 3 to serve as an anonymous source in news reporting regarding an
00:02:29.280 FBI investigation concerning a person. Donald Trump, maybe, huh? All in violation of 18C-1001A2.
00:02:39.080 And lastly, but not least, count number two. On or about September 30th, 2020, so that same day,
00:02:47.740 in the Eastern District of Virginia, the defendant, James B. Comey Jr., did corruptly endeavor to
00:02:53.220 influence, obstruct, and impede the due and proper exercise of the power inquiry under which an
00:02:58.960 investigation was being had for the Senate Judiciary Committee by making false and misleading
00:03:03.440 statements before that investigation. All in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1505, signed Lindsay Halligan,
00:03:13.080 United States Attorney, for the great state of Virginia. Now, Halligan is new to the job, so off
00:03:20.040 to a really good start. You may recall there was another person that was trying to be put in there,
00:03:25.380 which President Trump last weekend put out a little note on Truth Social, which people believe
00:03:30.240 was a text message meant to be sent to Pam Bondi, but instead was a message on Truth Social.
00:03:36.580 So, of course, Pam Bondi is taking some sort of victory lap right now, but this was the doing of
00:03:42.420 Lindsay Halligan, the U.S. Attorney for Virginia. This wasn't a Pam Bondi indictment, so I just want to
00:03:50.040 correct the record between the two so there's no conflation there. Lindsay Halligan was a Trump pick
00:03:56.580 to put in there after President Trump realized that there was some funny business happening down
00:04:01.140 there, and someone anti-Trump and anti-Republican was about to take the job. Oh, which, by the way,
00:04:08.000 James Comey's son-in-law happens to work in that office down there, and coincidentally yesterday he
00:04:14.140 decided his time was done there, and he was going to resign. Imagine that. Folks, I'm over the moon with
00:04:21.500 this as I think all of us should be, and it's because justice needs to be served in this country.
00:04:26.920 James Comey is not an innocent man. What they did to Donald Trump, an innocent man, was disgusting,
00:04:32.320 and justice now has to be paid because truth, justice, and the American way are the most important
00:04:37.780 things in this country. So President Trump this afternoon took a little trip with his granddaughter,
00:04:42.940 and he's at the Ryder Cup in Long Island. Did a nice, beautiful flyover before, and he's there to
00:04:48.460 cheer on Team USA, who in the morning had a very, very tough morning. For any of you guys who are
00:04:52.560 watching it, you know what I'm talking about. When President Trump got there, the crowd absolutely
00:04:57.520 changed. The whole movement changed. The whole momentum changed, and America picked up the slack.
00:05:02.140 But before President Trump departed, he was asked by a reporter at the White House if he's worried,
00:05:08.800 now listen very closely, folks, because you're going to laugh. If he's worried that when a Democrat
00:05:14.800 takes back power in the White House and takes back government power, if he's worried they're
00:05:20.120 going to go after his FBI director or possibly President Trump. No, no, no, I'm not joking about
00:05:26.220 this. This was a real conversation. Take a listen.
00:05:29.400 Are you worried now that the next time there's a Democratic president, they will indict your FBI
00:05:41.880 director or people in your administration? Well, that's what they tried to do, right? They did it
00:05:46.520 with me. For four years, they went after me. They went after me for four years, and that doesn't
00:05:51.820 include the four great years that we had in the White House. So when I ran it from, you know,
00:05:56.640 in 2016 when we won, it began before I got to office. You know that. Wait a minute. Before
00:06:03.720 I came to office, I started hearing rumors about Russia. I said, what the hell do I have
00:06:09.680 to do with Russia? Nothing. And then it got worse and worse, and some of the fakers, not
00:06:13.920 you, but some of the fake news picked it up, and they loved it. And we went through a long
00:06:18.580 time with that. And despite that, we had a great first term.
00:06:23.660 That's how it went. That's how it went, where they made you go and take a mugshot. Is this
00:06:29.780 more about justice, or is it about revenge? It's about justice, really. It's not revenge.
00:06:35.180 It's about justice. It's also about the fact that you can't let this go on. They are sick,
00:06:42.620 radical left people, and they can't get away with it. And Comey, Comey was one of the people.
00:06:48.940 He wasn't the biggest, but he's a dirty cop. He's always been a dirty cop. Everybody knew
00:06:54.340 it. And it's, you know, as far as the case is concerned, he gave an answer.
00:07:00.420 It was just.
00:07:02.980 President Trump doesn't worry because he's been through it all. There is nothing more you can
00:07:09.180 possibly do to this man that hasn't been done already. So James Comey, probably the biggest
00:07:17.480 story of the month, biggest story of the year so far with that indictment. And Comey put out,
00:07:22.120 we're not going to bring you the video because I know you guys out there don't like seeing these
00:07:26.340 Democrats and these people. But James Comey put out a little crocodile tier video that he's terrified
00:07:31.560 and he's so scared of what's happening to our Justice Department. But he says he's innocent
00:07:35.500 and he tells everybody to go out and vote. He must have not gotten the memo. I know he was good
00:07:41.260 with memos and leaking them and giving them to friends to write up about. But he must have not
00:07:45.340 got the memo that happened on November 5th when President Trump absolutely molly whopped the
00:07:50.180 Democrats in just an unprecedented election. The only president to ever win three elections,
00:07:56.940 of course, in America. So Donald Trump has made history many, many different ways in the last 10
00:08:01.660 years. This is just the latest one. So that's the big story of the week. What's the next biggest
00:08:06.960 story? You know, I can't really compare to James Comey being indicted, right? Well, it's up there.
00:08:14.540 The Blaze is reporting, you ready for this, that the FBI has acknowledged it had 274 plainclothes agents
00:08:22.100 in the massive crowd on January 6th, more than four and a half years ago, after the questions were
00:08:28.820 first raised about the level of FBI involvement on that day. Nearly 300 undercover FBI agents.
00:08:37.560 In just a moment, folks, we're going to be joined by the former chief of Capitol Police,
00:08:41.640 Chief Stephen Sund, to talk about what happened on that day. I want to get his take. I want to know
00:08:47.880 if he knows there was nearly 300 FBI informants and agents on the grounds of his Capitol that day.
00:08:54.520 Were they working with his office? Were they there to support his office? Or were they there to do
00:09:01.840 something else? So we're going to be talking to him in just a moment. Before we get to that,
00:09:06.440 I want to take a little trip down memory lane of Andy Biggs, Congressman Andy Biggs,
00:09:10.600 asking former FBI Director Christopher Wray, how many FBI agents were there on that day?
00:09:16.520 And his response. Take a listen.
00:09:21.760 Thanks here. And please don't distract here because we're focusing on those who were there
00:09:27.400 in an undercover capacity on January 6th. How many were there?
00:09:31.800 Again, I'm not sure that I can give you that number as I sit here. I'm not sure there were
00:09:35.700 undercover agents on scene.
00:09:38.260 I find that kind of a remarkable statement, Director. At this point, you don't know whether
00:09:45.960 there were undercover federal agents, FBI agents in the crowd or in the Capitol on January 6th.
00:09:53.540 I say that because I want to be very careful. There have been a number of court filings related
00:09:58.320 to some of these topics, and I want to make sure that I stick with him what's in.
00:10:01.660 I understand that. But I just, I thought I heard you say you didn't know whether there were FBI
00:10:08.720 agents or informants or human sources in the Capitol or in the vicinity on January 6th.
00:10:16.560 Did I misunderstand you? I thought that's what you said.
00:10:18.320 Well, I referred very specifically to undercover agents.
00:10:21.180 Yeah. And so are you acknowledging then there were undercover agents?
00:10:27.000 As I sit here right now, I do not believe there were undercover agents on scene.
00:10:31.660 I want to get a real answer from him. Bring him back into Congress and see if his memory has
00:10:36.900 changed since he sat before Congress and clearly told a lie. How the director of the FBI wouldn't
00:10:44.700 know 300 of his men were on the grounds of the Capitol for January 6th, what the Democrats call
00:10:50.380 the worst day since Pearl Harbor. Bring them back in. It's time to get some answers, some truth.
00:10:57.160 Comey's number one. Who's next? You guys thought you were going to lie and get away with it because
00:11:03.080 you thought Donald Trump was never becoming president again. Well, I got to be honest. You
00:11:08.340 guys lost again. You lost in 2016. You lost in 2020. But we're able to pull off the biggest theft
00:11:14.240 in American history. This time around, you're not getting away with it. It's not going to work.
00:11:19.960 The tides are turning. The people want truth, justice in the American way. It's why Donald
00:11:25.760 Trump overwhelmingly won that election. We all know it. You and I know it. Folks, we're going to
00:11:30.820 take a quick break here. On the other side of that quick break, we're going to be joined
00:11:33.440 by a man who has become a friend of mine, former chief of Capitol Police, Chief Stephen Sund.
00:11:39.140 We're going to get his take on January 6th. Did he know how many federal agents were there on that day?
00:11:45.120 Did he know the FBI was even sending federal agents on that day? And I want to get his take on
00:11:50.940 the overall sentiment, why he believes they were there. Were they there to do good?
00:11:55.720 Were they there to do bad? And I want to get his take on if his mood, his mind has changed
00:12:00.960 since that day on what he was told. A man who has now lost his pension, lost his job,
00:12:07.200 everything he's worked for his entire life, who was fired as a scapegoat by Nancy Pelosi,
00:12:12.660 who on camera, after the fact, took the blame for January 6th, saying she should have had
00:12:17.500 more National Guard troops there. But she still sits there with her congressional pay and insider
00:12:24.100 information on stocks and all that good stuff. We're going to take a quick break here, folks.
00:12:27.460 On the other side of this quick break, we're joined by former chief of Capitol Police,
00:12:30.800 Stephen Sund. Please stay with us. The Great America Show continues in just moments.
00:12:34.800 Chief Sund, it's great to have you back with us here on The Great America Show. What a day. What a
00:12:45.540 week. I'm having a really good last two days. Last night, James Comey indicted. We're going to get
00:12:50.200 to that in just a moment. But also last night, we find out something very peculiar. Now, many years
00:12:56.860 after January 6th, 2001, we're now finding out there were over 300 federal agents there on behalf
00:13:05.640 of the FBI. If you do a simple Google search that I did just before we got on here and search January
00:13:11.400 6th federal agents, one thing comes up. This, in my opinion, is the biggest news story this week if
00:13:18.500 James Comey were indicted last night that we find out almost 300 agents were in attendance. First,
00:13:26.120 I want to get your thoughts on it. But before we get that, I want to know, were you aware that there
00:13:32.320 were any sort of federal agents there on that day, you know, immediately after January 6th or before
00:13:38.780 January 6th happened? So one thing I've always said, and John, thank you very much for having me on
00:13:44.380 again, is I wouldn't be surprised. And I've said this in a lot of the interviews that I've done.
00:13:50.320 I wouldn't be surprised that there was plainclothes federal agents in the crowd. It'd be unusual for a
00:13:55.200 major event to be occurring in Washington, D.C., especially one where they're, you know, concerned
00:13:59.380 about domestic terrorists that, you know, only found out after January 6th who were possibly
00:14:03.240 attending. That wouldn't be unusual for special agents to be tracking those individuals. But to
00:14:08.500 hear a number of 275 plus being in the crowd, and I suspect that a number of those are going to be
00:14:14.660 response. So you had asked an important part of that question. Before January 6th, no, no one ever
00:14:19.560 came up and said, hey, we're going to have these assets in the crowd, either from HSI, DEA, FBI,
00:14:25.320 anything like that. Nobody had said anything to me about it to coordinate or anything like that.
00:14:32.060 After January 6th, well, I'll tell you on January 6th, when I couldn't get approval to bring in
00:14:36.360 National Guard and federal resources, you know, I started calling every chief of police I could.
00:14:40.580 I could. And during that, I'd gotten a call from Dave Bowditch, who at the time, I think,
00:14:46.000 was the number two at the FBI, offering support. And I was taking everything I could at that point.
00:14:51.220 So at that point, you know, I had him coordinating with one of my-
00:14:54.400 That was after the events already happened, right?
00:14:56.140 Yes, that's after the events already happened. So those are the plainclothes assets. Well,
00:15:00.100 I didn't even know they'd be plainclothes. I'd expect them to be coming in as their SWAT team.
00:15:03.560 Of course.
00:15:04.260 The SWAT team or the civil disobedience teams, which would have been most likely in green,
00:15:08.100 fatigued, marked, things like that. But to find out now that, you know, there's been reporting of,
00:15:14.340 you know, different law enforcement agencies having people in the crowd,
00:15:17.840 different federal agencies now, they're coming out and saying, well, yeah, we may have had
00:15:21.300 confidential human sources in the crowd. You know, not knowing that ahead of time,
00:15:26.360 that was concerning. And the fact that they couldn't answer that question for
00:15:29.100 years is extremely concerning. So I appreciate the hard work of the investigative reports from
00:15:35.200 John Solomon to get that out. And I appreciate you bringing it to the audience.
00:15:39.080 John does a hell of a job. And we have him on here quite often. He's a really good,
00:15:41.940 decent human being overall, but does absolute great work. Let me ask you this, because to me,
00:15:49.020 on January 6th, you are Chief Stevenson. You are head honcho. You are king of the Capitol.
00:15:55.120 You know, it's your responsibility. It's your role to, you know, make sure everything's tied down.
00:15:59.880 And you obviously did your job by trying to do your diligence beforehand and were stifled at every
00:16:05.080 single moment. Right. So to me, it seems now I'm not a career law enforcement guy. I've never been
00:16:11.480 in law enforcement. I probably never be in law enforcement to me as a, just a pedestrian. It
00:16:16.420 seems like if I'm the FBI, if I'm the federal government, I'm going to pick up the phone and
00:16:20.800 say, Hey, chief, just want to let you know, we know January 6th is supposed to maybe get a little
00:16:25.880 bit crazy. We'll have 300 agents there for you. There'll be plain clothes. There'll be some guys
00:16:31.420 not in plain clothes. Is that a rational thing for me to be thinking that, Hey, we'll pick up the
00:16:37.620 phone and say, Hey chief, you'll have a, you'll have 300 guys there. If you need them, here's your
00:16:42.380 point of contact for, for January 6th. Let us know if you need anything else. Well, take it a step
00:16:48.140 further. If they were saying that they were going to have that group in the crowd already, most likely
00:16:52.440 what they'd do is it put a, a, um, liaison up in my command center. I mean, if you're going to have
00:16:57.480 that type of, uh, assets and resources, uh, deployed onto someone's jurisdiction, you're
00:17:02.240 going to put somebody in their command center. So that's, uh, that's key. And you said something
00:17:05.920 really interesting coming into that, that as the chief, you're, you're kind of king of the castle.
00:17:10.160 The only problem with the Capitol is the bureaucracy, even though I was the, the chief of police,
00:17:15.020 there was a chief law enforcement officer for the house and a chief law enforcement officer for the
00:17:19.020 Senate that sat over top of me, uh, that created the big bureaucracy that I ran into. So you'd like to
00:17:24.800 think the chief could call the shots, especially with my experience. Um, not the case on January
00:17:29.500 6th. Yeah, I wasn't, I wasn't saying it, putting the blame on you in any way. Oh, no, no, no. I was
00:17:34.460 just, just, just so, so your, your, your viewers, you know, kind of get a picture. It's like no other
00:17:40.220 jurisdiction in the world. It, it, they really need to fix that. So you brought up an even bigger point
00:17:46.200 to me, which, uh, fuels my, my, my speculation even higher and my conspiratorial, a part of my brain.
00:17:53.800 They send in these three federal agents. They don't let you know, you're telling me now that
00:17:59.080 there's usually some sort of liaison, which would make perfect sense. Somebody they're coordinating
00:18:03.040 with you. So your guys don't, you know, go after these guys who are federal agents. Um,
00:18:10.100 that's even fishier to me now that you tell me there's usually a liaison there and there's no
00:18:16.060 liaison. Why was the FBI so quiet about sending in their own agents? If they're there to,
00:18:23.780 help and support chief Steven's son and his Capitol police.
00:18:28.440 And you know what, John, as, as you're sitting there talking and I'm reliving the, the, the
00:18:33.120 memories and the days leading up to it. And I'd completely free. So we, on January 5th,
00:18:38.040 I had a video call with all the key law enforcement agencies in Washington, DC, uh, FBI, secret service,
00:18:44.260 park police, metropolitan police, uh, Amtrak police, uh, Washington metropolitan airport authority,
00:18:49.800 even the national guard, just kind of go over and make sure everybody had kind of their,
00:18:53.260 their plans. Cause we knew national guard was going to be deployed to help an MPD at the end of that
00:18:57.460 call. My deputy chief had my assistant chief who actually oversees our command center had actually
00:19:03.740 offered all the people in the, on the call to put a liaison in our command center. I just thought
00:19:08.260 about that and no one took us up on it. That's, that's extremely fishy in my book. And which makes
00:19:14.900 me believe that the FBI was sent in there not to support your people, but to have an ulterior motive,
00:19:21.480 which we now find out, I want to roll a clip for you. And it's from a documentary that was done that
00:19:27.100 it peaks my mind even more. And in particular, there was a lot of people there wearing face
00:19:35.120 coverings and no, I'm not talking about the blue face coverings with the little strings on the end.
00:19:40.380 I'm talking about face coverings that cover everything, but the eyes and head coverings
00:19:45.020 that cover everything, but the eyebrows, take a listen and watch this video with me. And I want
00:19:50.140 to get your take on it after. Here we go. Radio journalist from Michigan was shooting video
00:20:13.420 that day at the Capitol. What he captured were two most charitably called suspicious actors,
00:20:18.420 but they are dressed in such a way that led him to believe that they were government agents.
00:20:23.220 And one of them, after the windows had been broken by a protester, it was encouraging people to pull
00:20:29.140 the rest of the glass out and go inside. Bobby Powell, who was the journalist that had shot it,
00:20:33.860 and he has his camera rolling. He told him that would be illegal and that wouldn't be a good idea.
00:20:39.300 He warned people off not to go into that window. And then he turned his camera around and he caught
00:20:44.740 this agent or suspicious actor pulling a large pane of glass out, this tempered glass. It kind of folds
00:20:51.780 into itself, crunch onto the ground. When he realized he was being filmed, he quickly dropped it. It seems
00:20:58.340 apparent on the video that he did not want to be seen doing what he just did. So he pulled in a
00:21:05.220 protester and started blaming him. He said, what are you doing breaking that window? The poor fellow that was
00:21:11.060 being accused didn't know what was going on. And then he gave him a couple of really good shows and
00:21:15.860 cocked his arm like he was going to punch him. We don't know. His facial image is not on any of
00:21:21.380 the sedition hunter sites or the FBI's most wanted site, but he clearly was committing criminal damage
00:21:27.380 to property and he has not been charged. So it, you know, again, it raises a question of why.
00:21:35.220 So the individual trying to, again, opening the window up is even encouraging people to enter,
00:21:39.780 I believe as well. Yes. What's he saying? Well, he, he said, why don't y'all open the rest of it?
00:21:58.260 I've never seen that before until earlier today. First of all, that guy who took that window piece
00:22:04.500 out has all the markings of what would be a fed or what would be an employee. I mean,
00:22:08.660 the cargo pants, the hat, the everything, but the guy's face is completely covered. He's destroying
00:22:14.420 and defacing the Capitol. Whereas people who didn't do any destruction did time in jail for it. Have you
00:22:21.100 ever seen that before? And what's your thoughts on that? No, that's the first time I've seen that
00:22:26.000 video and I appreciate you showing it to me. It is, it's concerning that they haven't, you know,
00:22:30.920 tried to identify that person and possibly charge him for the destruction of the property of the
00:22:35.420 window, tearing out the window, even though it was already broken. And he is acting kind of
00:22:40.620 suspicious. You know, you see where he notices he's being videotaped. Then he almost changes his
00:22:44.800 demeanor and starts, you know, like you said, it sounds like they're trying to saying he's trying
00:22:48.360 to blame it on the other person. I find that, I find that odd, you know, nowadays you've got a lot
00:22:53.620 of people that are wannabes that'll dress certain ways, stuff like that. So, you know, I'd like to
00:22:57.620 have a little bit more proof than just, you know, him or in a pair of the 511s or something.
00:23:02.480 But it is, it is concerning. His behavior is very concerning. And I just haven't seen that one
00:23:06.700 before. And as you heard the journalists say there, we've looked through every file and have
00:23:11.080 not been able to find this guy anywhere, which further leads you to believe there are certain
00:23:14.920 instances that happened on that day. One of the people who has been accused of being a fed was a
00:23:21.460 man by the name of Ray Epps. I think scaffold commander is what they've called him. Now, I don't know if
00:23:26.080 he was or he wasn't. But when I look at it on its face, a man who's sitting on top of a scaffold,
00:23:32.860 yelling at people to go into the Capitol to cause an insurrection, who gets no jail time,
00:23:38.680 I have to think and imagine that there's some sort of deal there that implicates this guy from going to
00:23:46.340 jail. Yeah, yeah, his involvement is kind of concerning. And there's somebody I've seen called
00:23:53.400 scaffold commander that looks like he's wearing glasses. So I'm not sure. Maybe it may be this
00:23:58.660 individual, maybe Ray Epps. I'm not sure. But I think Ray Epps is seen at the top of the stairs on
00:24:04.260 the on the west front, the top of the terrace, having some discussion with people. What concerns
00:24:08.960 me is when you look at the video of him and the day before on January 5th, he's videotaped over by the
00:24:14.860 old executive office building, which is right next to the White House, telling people you've got to get
00:24:19.320 into the Capitol, you got to get into the Capitol, where he's challenged at being a Fed. And then of
00:24:24.400 the day of the first time that I've seen him on video, he's seen down by I think it's either the
00:24:29.340 Maryland Avenue walkway or the Pennsylvania Avenue walkway, where we had a fence line set up. We had
00:24:35.440 probably five or six officers behind the fence line, the crowd comes up and starts at getting
00:24:39.860 agitated with the officers. And you see this individual identified as as Mr. Epps approach behind
00:24:46.580 a group of protesters lean forward, whisper in the ear in the pro in the ear of a protester covering
00:24:52.040 his mouth. So you can't see what Ray Epps is saying to the individual. And then within a minute
00:24:58.420 after that, like 30 seconds, that officer starts viciously attacking my officer. I know he's later
00:25:03.080 on seen I think he testified or didn't testify. It was interviewed on 60 Minutes where he said, what he
00:25:08.080 is telling the officer is these I'm sorry, what he's telling the protester is that these officers are
00:25:14.140 our friends. Don't don't injure them. Well, if you're concerned about that one protester doing
00:25:18.540 it, why aren't you yelling it to the whole group of protesters? Because it looked like they were all
00:25:21.880 getting agitated and getting ready to attack my officers. So I find that behavior very, very
00:25:26.980 concerning. And the fact that is only after significant public outpouring that he even was
00:25:32.860 charged with, I think, trespassing. And that was it. That was the only only charge against him. So
00:25:39.460 yeah, I think there's still a lot of people looking for additional answers on that individual.
00:25:44.140 Yeah. And to your point, you're absolutely correct not to complain over the audience. Scaffold
00:25:48.460 Commander Ray Epps are two separate people. But in saying that, two people who didn't face one day
00:25:54.660 in jail. Chief, we've been lied to. I mean, this whole entire time, just a year ago or a little over
00:26:01.060 a year ago, Christopher Ray sat before Congress and lied and lied and lied through his teeth. Here's a
00:26:07.260 quick snippet just to go down memory lane of him with a great American, Congressman Andy Biggs.
00:26:11.860 things here. And please don't distract here because we're focusing on those who were there
00:26:17.720 in an undercover capacity on January 6th. How many were there? Again, I'm not sure that I can give
00:26:23.760 you that number as I sit here. I'm not sure there were undercover agents on scene.
00:26:28.580 I find that kind of a remarkable statement, director. At this point, you don't know whether there were
00:26:36.600 undercover federal agents, FBI agents in the crowd or in the Capitol on January 6th.
00:26:43.880 I say that because I want to be very careful. There've been a number of court filings related
00:26:48.640 to some of these topics. And I want to make sure that I stick with him what's in.
00:26:51.980 I understand that. But I just I thought I heard you say you didn't know whether there were FBI
00:26:59.040 agents or informants or human sources in the Capitol or in the vicinity on January 6th. Did
00:27:07.000 I misunderstand you? I thought that's what you said. Well, I referred very specifically
00:27:10.080 to undercover agents. Yeah. And so are you acknowledging then there were undercover agents?
00:27:16.560 As I sit here right now, I do not believe there were undercover agents on scene.
00:27:23.320 That to me, chief, sounds like a man who's guilty of what James Comey was indicted of yesterday,
00:27:30.220 lying to Congress and obstruction of an official investigation.
00:27:35.340 Well, the big thing there is, as the head of the FBI, it would have been very easy for him to
00:27:40.300 reach out to Washington Field Office, WFO and say, how many how many undercovers did you guys have
00:27:46.200 in the crowd? And you'd expect Steve D'Antoana, who's the head of Washington Field Office at the
00:27:51.140 time, to come out and say we had X. How many confidential human sources? Because now we're
00:27:55.640 finding out confidential human sources were coming in from around the country, but to coordinate it.
00:27:59.320 If you know a confidential human source is coming in from the Portland Field Office or
00:28:03.540 Dallas or something like that, they coordinate that. That information gets gets forwarded to WFO
00:28:08.640 for him not to be not to have asked that question to be able to answer. I mean, ask for that
00:28:13.380 information to be able to answer that question and just being ill prepared at the at the minimum.
00:28:23.120 This was the worst day in American history, chief, since Pearl Harbor. Not my words,
00:28:27.380 the Democrats words. Wouldn't it be the FBI director Christopher's raised call to say this is how many
00:28:34.500 agents were were sending in? And if it were in his call, wouldn't it be brought up to his level for
00:28:39.660 approval to send in the 300 plus agents for the worst day since Pearl Harbor? Well, I can I have
00:28:46.340 no doubt that if they deployed in advance 300 agents to the to the event, that would be something
00:28:53.000 that Christopher Wray would definitely know about. But to deploy resources into an event in Washington,
00:28:58.740 D.C., I would suspect most likely that's something that if if anything goes to the WFO director of WFO to
00:29:05.780 make that make make that call. But that's going to be a handful of agents. That's going to be your
00:29:10.380 joint terrorism task force, you know, some of your task force agents. But when you start talking
00:29:14.960 10, you know, dozens, if not hundreds of agents, that's a huge operation. That's that's definitely
00:29:20.460 going to go to the top of the agency. Yeah, that's something we've got to start looking into now.
00:29:24.760 The January 6th committee, it seems Mike Johnson is maybe dragging his feet on. They had a real
00:29:29.920 a fake January 6th committee, the last administration, the last term. It's time for a real
00:29:34.620 January 6th committee to expose everything that went on. And since now we're we're finally on
00:29:41.000 the track of track of truth, justice in the American way, with James Comey being indicted
00:29:45.460 yesterday because nobody is above the law. And I repeat, nobody's above the law. I think it's time
00:29:50.780 we bring Christopher Wray back in to see if his memory changed or see if anything in his mind perhaps
00:29:58.060 changed from when he made those statements to Congress the first time and give him an opportunity
00:30:02.840 to correct the record before it's too late. What do you think?
00:30:07.340 Be interesting to see what he would what he would say. I don't know. I know the the new committee under
00:30:13.220 Barry Loudermilk, Barry Loudermilk, as the subpoena authority, I think they should bring in some people
00:30:21.220 regardless if they've gotten pardons and really, you know, hold their feet to the fire and get starting
00:30:26.900 in some answers to some of these questions, whether it's Christopher Wray and I know he wasn't one of
00:30:31.140 the people part and I'm talking about some of the other ones from the previous January 6th select
00:30:34.820 committee members, Millie, people like that. There's still a lot of questions to be answered.
00:30:39.940 And I think with with any luck, they're going to get out there and get some of these questions answered.
00:30:44.020 I mean, you know, one of the big things that got a big takeaway from that article was not only the
00:30:49.320 number of agents that were deployed up to the Capitol was just how many people within the FBI
00:30:55.000 started submitting testimony or points of discussion to the after action committee talking about how come
00:31:03.160 we're going overboard with some of these prosecutions. I mean, my concern is what what communications were
00:31:08.580 taking place between the legislative branch and the executive branch pushing for these enhanced
00:31:13.080 prosecutions. Hakeem Jeffrey said last week, House Minority Leader, that the Republicans, his direct
00:31:20.580 quote, let me say it here. I don't want to to misquote him because I'm not a Democrat. Jeffrey says GOP will
00:31:27.600 quote regret revisiting January 6th. What kind of threat is that? They've chief, they've made everyone's
00:31:34.520 life hell, including yours, by the way, which people don't realize because your story doesn't get enough
00:31:39.040 news, which is why I try to get you on here as much as we possibly can to talk about this when
00:31:44.020 these stories come out. They've made everyone's life hell, locked up innocent people, thousands of
00:31:50.740 them in a gulag. That's not even to get to the fact of what they did to Donald Trump and his family
00:31:55.680 or what they did to Steve Bannon or what they did to Peter or anyone who was remotely involved with that
00:32:01.660 day on January 6th. And he's saying it's it's you're going to regret it. Are we supposed to just
00:32:08.340 live by these threats by these people who want us? I mean, off the face of this earth and you're not
00:32:14.500 even a political person. Yeah, I do my best to try and stay apolitical when I'm wearing my chief's
00:32:21.720 hat. I'll tell you, it goes back to the old adage. You get flack when you're above above the target.
00:32:27.680 I think he's showing concern. I think when he starts saying that type of stuff, I think he's
00:32:32.100 trying to do everything he can to get prevent the committee from moving forward. I don't think
00:32:36.640 there's anything that they could bring forward that they hadn't already brought forward in their
00:32:41.360 Hollywood produced hearings. So we'll see. We'll see what what comes out of it. But I look forward to
00:32:48.960 to the hearing. I'm happy to help him in any way I can. But yeah, you're right. It's been it's been a
00:32:54.000 rough four and a half years, you know, after having to try and get National Guard twice in advance of
00:32:59.040 January 6th, denied for 11 times on January 6th itself, and then be forced to resign and lose my
00:33:05.780 retirement and stuff like that. That's it's been a tough four and a half years. The good news is chief
00:33:10.140 is you don't have to and I'm not kissing your butt because I've read every single document with your name
00:33:15.300 in it. The good news is and the reason why they haven't come after you further, I believe, is because
00:33:19.840 you have every single receipt possible. I mean, your name is on every single one of these documents
00:33:26.180 that I've read. And nine out of 10 of them say chief son is asking for this. Chief son is asking for
00:33:32.740 that. That's my belief of why they didn't come after you. I mean, taking your pension away is bad
00:33:38.300 enough to begin with, but come after you in some sort of criminal sense like they did to everyone else
00:33:41.580 because you had receipts that I mean, completely exonerated and you being fired on that day and
00:33:46.460 forced to resign proves the point that, you know, they needed some sort of scapegoat and they used
00:33:52.680 you as it. Yeah, it's really concerning why they had to get me out of there as quickly as they did.
00:33:57.600 I mean, even even the next day I was contacted and had to move out of my office and they cut me off from
00:34:01.360 all my access into the into the Capitol Police, which is very concerning itself. But yeah, you're you're
00:34:08.220 right. I forgot the second part of your question. I apologize. No, I was just I was just giving you
00:34:14.240 credit for for getting it right. Yeah, that's that's what I'm going to say. I'm sorry. Just
00:34:18.300 let me tell you, being a 30 year law enforcement officer, I keep really good notes. When when they
00:34:24.560 forced me out, I sat down and I started writing down everything I had, collecting information. And I
00:34:29.940 my hat squad and my hat goes off to the whistleblowers within the U.S. Capitol Police Intelligence
00:34:35.520 division that came out in my behalf, the whistleblowers in the military that came out on my
00:34:40.560 behalf that started providing me more information and it all started coming together. So I greatly
00:34:45.600 appreciate that. And I've gotten that comment from a lot of people and several people up on the hill
00:34:50.800 refer to my book as the defendant after action. So I appreciate that. All I all I wanted was the truth
00:34:57.120 to get out there. And I'm hoping and I believe more information is getting ready to come out. I think
00:35:02.360 there's more puzzle pieces coming together. And with any luck, we're gonna have some real big
00:35:07.020 answers here shortly. Yeah, we need some sort of accountability, folks. Steve mentioned his book.
00:35:12.420 And we want to recommend it to you. Highly Courage Under Fire, the definitive account from inside the
00:35:17.000 Capitol on January 6th. If you want to support Steven and his movement and you heard of me, he's not
00:35:22.380 being hyperbolic about anything. They took this man's life away. They took away his pension.
00:35:28.260 People work 20, 30, 40 years. So at the end of the day, can eventually retire. Not everyone has a
00:35:36.720 401k. Some people rely on a pension so that they can retire. As we know, Social Security is probably
00:35:42.160 not going to be around here forever. So if you want to support Chief Stevenson, I encourage everybody to
00:35:47.380 please go out, buy a copy of his book, buy multiple copies, send them to your friends on the left who are
00:35:53.500 just paranoid and have been completely wrong about January 6th and what happened on that day. And you
00:35:58.860 can get it on Amazon or wherever you guys get your books. But if you want to support the Chief, we
00:36:03.040 recommend going to Amazon. Chief, before we wrap up, I want to ask you one more question.
00:36:09.080 Has your mind changed? I'm sure it has. But has your mind changed from the day January 6th happened
00:36:15.960 to now? What has changed in your mind about that day that you believed on that day that you no longer
00:36:21.540 believe and vice versa? Wow. The thing that I think is, well, it's something I thought about a lot is, you
00:36:32.900 know, initially, a lot of people were coming out and some very close friends of mine, people that in law
00:36:37.840 enforcement, people that had been previously with the USCP have been saying, you know, that it really
00:36:44.180 looks like there were this was some form of a setup, you know, that the intelligence was kept from
00:36:49.540 you, the resources was kept from you. And I'm a person that tries to stick to fact. But when you
00:36:55.120 see more and more come out, now you see some of the video of Speaker Pelosi, you know, being escorted
00:37:00.200 off the hill saying, you know, you know, how come there wasn't more, you know, National Guard here,
00:37:04.060 I take responsibility for that. And then you see her working with some of her aides to come up with
00:37:08.120 the plan to, to call for my resignation. You begin to wonder, you know, is, you know, is there a
00:37:13.740 faction of people out there that actually wanted to see something like this happen that wanted to
00:37:17.840 discredit or make a political movement look bad, and really take them out of commission once and
00:37:24.320 for all? I don't know. But it, it, it sure, you know, it seems like there's more and more evidence
00:37:30.220 kind of leaning that way. So you tend to wonder.
00:37:33.260 You're over the target comment earlier is exactly what you just laid out. You're absolutely 100%
00:37:38.360 correct. I believe and this is my opinion doesn't necessarily be the opinion yours, you don't have
00:37:42.060 to agree with me. I believe January 6th was probably the biggest setup in American history
00:37:47.060 by people inside the federal government who wanted to frame somebody or something to ensure they never
00:37:55.260 returned to office. And that person is Donald Trump. They tried to get him in 2016 with the Russia,
00:37:59.540 Russia, Russia. It was all a hoax. They tried to get him with Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine. That was
00:38:03.920 another hoax. They tried to get him with everything under the sun. And they believed in my opinion,
00:38:08.420 chief, that January 6th was going to be the day that they were going to get him because he
00:38:12.200 quote unquote caused an insurrection and committed treason inside this country. It turned out
00:38:18.180 the court of public opinion, which in my opinion is the most crucial court in this country,
00:38:25.200 disagreed with them overwhelmingly on November 5th. You get the last word here, chief.
00:38:29.960 Well, I was going to say, you know, it, it does appear like they never expected him to come back into
00:38:34.080 office. And that kind of changed the whole equation when he did, but we shall see. I keep my fingers
00:38:39.360 crossed. I pray every day. And I just hope more information comes out because as it does, I think
00:38:45.180 the American people are finding more and more about the truth. You're absolutely right, folks. That book
00:38:49.120 is Courage Under Fire, the definitive account from inside the Capitol on January 6th. You can get the
00:38:53.600 paperback copy on amazon.com. We encourage you. We'll put the link to buy the book in this episode,
00:39:00.000 or if you guys are Amazon savvy, unlike me, you can just go to Amazon. You can type in Stephen
00:39:05.020 Sunder. You can type in the book title and you can get your copies there. We recommend it to you
00:39:09.060 highly. Chief Stephen Sunder, come back on the show soon, brother. We appreciate it and best of luck
00:39:13.320 in everything. Gladly too. And I appreciate you mentioning the paperback. I'd highly recommend
00:39:17.760 get the paperback. It has the most up-to-date information. It's the latest version from last December
00:39:22.920 and look forward to hearing what people want to say about it, but the outpouring of support has been
00:39:27.380 absolutely incredible. And that's really what's helped me through this whole thing. So thank you
00:39:31.320 very much. Just the kind comments I've gotten. So thank you very much for the opportunity to be
00:39:35.600 on your show, John. Anytime, Chief. And folks, go buy a copy, two, three, four of them, and give
00:39:40.540 them out as gifts, even to your liberal friends. Chief Son, come back soon, brother. Absolutely.
00:39:45.440 Thanks, everybody. That's all for us today here on The Great America Show. And that's all for us this
00:39:49.480 week. We wrap up this week with really, really just great news. And I hope everybody has a
00:39:55.480 wonderful weekend, a blessed weekend. Get to church, spend some time with your family,
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