The Great America Show - May 14, 2025


How has the DEEP STATE managed to INFILTRATE the TRUMP ADMIN once again!？


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Trump's second day in the Middle East raising money in Saudi Arabia. President Trump signs a bill with Saudi Arabia worth $600 billion, and signs an executive order that could save the country $100 billion in Medicare and Medicaid costs.

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00:00:00.000 Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show.
00:00:05.040 It's great to have you with us tonight, President Trump, now on his second day out in the Middle
00:00:08.680 East, where he's raising some money.
00:00:11.560 He's doing a little bit of fundraising, I guess you can say.
00:00:14.080 It's not for himself, as the Marxist mainstream media would make you believe.
00:00:18.120 It's not to pick up a brand new or slightly used 747 aircraft that's being gifted to America.
00:00:24.420 But he's out there doing some business negotiations.
00:00:27.020 We're going to talk about that in just a moment.
00:00:28.720 First, I want to bring to you guys the rousing applause that President Trump got on his
00:00:36.480 first stop in Saudi Arabia.
00:00:58.720 From the lakes of Minnesota, to the hills of Tennessee, across the plains of Texas unseen.
00:01:06.480 From the lakes of Minnesota, to the hills of Tennessee, across the plains of Texas unseen the shining sea.
00:01:30.320 President Trump bringing Lee Greenwood, not physically, but out to Saudi Arabia.
00:01:37.200 That was a room packed full of people, perhaps more people than he does here in America.
00:01:42.280 And he does a lot far bigger than anybody.
00:01:44.760 It's nice to see a president respected on the world stage again for the last four years.
00:01:49.880 We had a president who was not only disrespected, not respected, but just made a total fool of himself every single place he went,
00:01:57.600 whether it was falling down steps, falling up steps, falling on stages, incoherent, not audible.
00:02:04.620 The list goes on of things that were wrong with Joe Biden.
00:02:08.480 So to have President Trump back out there on the world stage, it's truly remarkable.
00:02:12.760 So just over 100 days in office.
00:02:14.500 I think it's 113 now.
00:02:16.780 President Trump has secured $5.2 trillion in investments abroad here in America, signing a bill with Saudi Arabia yesterday, $600 billion.
00:02:26.680 But President Trump says they've made a lot more money since his last time in office, where they originally made a $600 billion pledge.
00:02:33.940 So he's going to ask him perhaps for a trillion dollars.
00:02:36.860 We'll see how that that holds off.
00:02:40.240 If anyone's able to do it, it's President Trump with that massive China deal he was able to get through.
00:02:46.820 Markets absolutely loving it still reacting.
00:02:48.980 Before he left for the White House, we brought you the other day about the the health care initiative that President Trump had signed in his executive order.
00:02:58.260 And it laid out three key points.
00:02:59.980 It was a 30 day deadline for price reductions for pharmaceutical companies to lower their drug prices to align with the international rates.
00:03:07.300 Failure to comply will result in regulatory action.
00:03:10.840 Number two, targeting the middlemen.
00:03:12.360 The order criticizes pharmaceutical benefit managers and companies like CVS and Cigna for inflating their costs and leading to market reaction where Cigna shares dropped nearly 6 percent and CVS over 3 percent on the news of this bill.
00:03:26.020 And he wants to combat anti-competitive practices.
00:03:29.000 The FTC is urging to answer to address anti-competitive behaviors in pharmaceutical sectors because it doesn't really make much sense, folks.
00:03:37.920 You can go across the border up into even Canada, and I hate to say this, or go to Europe.
00:03:42.840 You can go into any drugstore and you can get ibuprofen.
00:03:45.800 You can get amoxicillin.
00:03:47.040 You can get in some countries you can even buy anabolic steroids over the counter.
00:03:52.340 I've seen in places over in Europe and you're able to get this stuff over the counter.
00:03:56.840 Whereas here in America, you've got to go to a doctor.
00:03:58.740 You've got to pay a copay to go see a doctor.
00:04:00.600 Then you've got to get the prescription called in and then you've got to go pay the prescription.
00:04:03.700 If you've got bad insurance, the prescription is going to cost you a little bit more, whereas other countries, you literally just walk in and you say, I have a cold and I know what fixes my cold.
00:04:12.700 And it's Z-Pak. 1.00
00:04:13.640 It's amoxicillin.
00:04:14.680 Three bucks, four bucks.
00:04:15.860 They got it.
00:04:16.420 So it'll be nice to see America start to wean towards that and save Americans some money.
00:04:23.560 But it doesn't come without opposition, of course.
00:04:26.420 House Senate Majority Leader John Thune saying the other day that Trump's intentions are clear, codifying the executive order into law may be fairly controversial in Congress.
00:04:39.680 Now, this is something that both Republicans and Democrats have promised for years.
00:04:44.200 As long as I'm alive, as long as a lot of you are probably some of you are still alive or alive.
00:04:49.520 They promised to bring down drug prices.
00:04:52.480 They guaranteed they were going to do it in a campaign promise and they were never able to do it.
00:04:57.380 It was all just banter and lies.
00:04:59.620 Now, President Trump does it.
00:05:00.900 And we've got someone on the Republican side.
00:05:03.940 John Thune, supposed to be America first, supposed to be the man leading the Republican Party.
00:05:09.900 And all of a sudden, he says it's going to present some problems.
00:05:12.540 Whereas over on the House side, Ro Khanna, a Democrat, a Marxist Dem from California, said he would be honored to introduce the bill into Congress to be bipartisan legislation.
00:05:22.640 This is a Democrat.
00:05:24.120 Yet we have the Republicans saying it might be a problem.
00:05:27.800 And it's not just any Republicans, the Senate Majority Leader.
00:05:31.080 But this is what we constantly have to deal with.
00:05:33.660 This is what the Republican Party constantly has to deal with.
00:05:36.380 And I know a lot of you hear me say, come out here every day and say, go after these rhinos and go after these people. 0.98
00:05:43.460 But enough is enough.
00:05:45.440 I mean, how much are we supposed to put up with with these people undermining the America first agenda?
00:05:52.300 Enough is enough.
00:05:53.940 But it's not just John Thune.
00:05:55.780 You folks probably all remember.
00:05:57.080 We told you the story two weeks ago.
00:05:58.440 Senator Rand Paul, he was garnering support in the Senate to try to overturn President Trump's tariffs.
00:06:06.940 Those same tariffs that now have backed China into a corner, have backed Canada into a corner, have backed like 99 percent of the world into a corner to give us level playing field, to give us more fair trade deals.
00:06:20.240 But Rand Paul and a few rhinos and some Marxist Dems, that would be a good idea. 0.89
00:06:26.180 Now, it ultimately failed and President Trump would have vetoed it.
00:06:29.180 But Rand Paul, the reason I say this is Rand Paul was on Jesse Waters' show this weekend.
00:06:33.980 To Jesse's credit, I'm not a fan of Jesse's, but I've got to get credit where credit is due.
00:06:38.700 He absolutely takes him to task.
00:06:41.040 Take a listen.
00:06:41.680 Senator, you were a panicking.
00:06:43.660 You were against the tariffs.
00:06:45.960 You were anti-tariff.
00:06:47.800 Now, what do you have to say?
00:06:50.240 Jesse, I'm a free market guy.
00:06:52.360 I think international trade creates great wealth and there's all the facts in history of the last 100 years to prove it.
00:06:58.760 But I'm also a friend of Donald Trump's.
00:07:00.800 I'm a supporter of Donald Trump's.
00:07:02.420 When he has successes with trade, I've said I will compliment him.
00:07:05.580 If he succeeds in lowering tariffs and lessening the obstacles to trade, I'll be right there.
00:07:11.600 I think it's unknown with China.
00:07:13.600 We started out at 145 percent.
00:07:16.280 Then we went to 80 percent.
00:07:17.820 Now we're at 30 percent.
00:07:18.940 But that's 30 percent more than we have on currently.
00:07:22.220 So this will be a 30 percent rise in any goods who are coming from China.
00:07:25.980 And somebody will pay that.
00:07:27.480 It will be the consumer.
00:07:28.960 If the consumer is happy to pay more when they go to Walmart or more when they go to Target in order to get fairness or to teach China a lesson, then so be it. 0.87
00:07:37.720 But the proof is in the pudding.
00:07:39.180 We'll see what happens over the next six months to a year.
00:07:42.240 So you think our defense industry should rely on the Chinese? 1.00
00:07:46.140 You think we should rely on Chinese steel?
00:07:48.500 You trust China?
00:07:49.860 No, I think there are exceptions to trade and exceptions to free international trade.
00:07:54.240 One of them would be defense industries.
00:07:55.700 We obviously aren't going to buy our, you know, intercontinental ballistic missiles from them.
00:08:00.360 We're not going to have enriched uranium coming from China.
00:08:03.620 So our defense industry is completely independent.
00:08:06.400 It needs to be.
00:08:07.400 Are there even some things that aren't necessary for defense that I would say we ought to make here?
00:08:12.720 The flag, for goodness sakes.
00:08:14.360 Or pharmaceuticals.
00:08:14.700 You don't want pharmaceuticals coming from China.
00:08:18.440 No, well, actually, I don't.
00:08:20.440 But here's the thing is there's a real question.
00:08:22.620 This is a serious question you ask conservatives.
00:08:25.600 How would you how do you want to bring a pharmaceutical industry to our country?
00:08:28.820 Do you want to do it by reducing taxes or raising taxes?
00:08:31.800 The president thinks if you raise taxes on imports, which Americans will pay, that it will encourage local industry.
00:08:38.840 Another way of doing it is China makes like four different antibiotics are generic.
00:08:43.420 There's not much profit in them.
00:08:44.700 What we should do is lower the taxes to zero for 10 years for anybody.
00:08:49.040 Anybody who can be with them in our country.
00:08:51.220 It's just a matter of perspective.
00:08:51.960 It's just a matter of perspective.
00:08:53.280 I would rather taxes, raising taxes or tariffs is not my cup of tea.
00:08:59.860 A lot of lies in that statement from Rand Paul.
00:09:03.620 And I particularly used to like Rand Paul.
00:09:06.840 He mentioned a 30 percent rise on products.
00:09:09.220 Not true.
00:09:10.200 The 145 percent tariff was on for a few weeks.
00:09:13.000 If Senator Paul can show me a product that was raised 145 percent, I'd go buy that product.
00:09:20.260 Total lie.
00:09:21.260 Blatant lie.
00:09:21.960 And he knows it's a lie.
00:09:22.960 That's not true.
00:09:24.000 There was no product, not one product where 145 percent tariff was consumed by the American consumer.
00:09:32.640 Not even half of that.
00:09:34.040 Not even a quarter of that.
00:09:35.200 Now, the 30 percent tariff, to that I say the same thing.
00:09:38.680 So what Rand Paul said is a blatant lie when it comes to those tariffs.
00:09:42.920 As I said, if he can find something that the American consumer paid 145 percent more on, I'll go buy that product.
00:09:49.760 And I'll buy some for the audience as well because it's a blatant lie.
00:09:53.660 Folks, I want to bring in our guest today, a great friend of the show, a great American, a former senior NSA intel analyst and whistleblower, the great Russ Tice, our go to on deep state and everything that has to do with government corruption.
00:10:15.960 Russ, first, I got to ask you, how are you doing?
00:10:18.080 It's been a while.
00:10:18.720 Well, I'm doing all right, except I'm giving around a little bit, but the knees are not what they used to be.
00:10:24.820 Too many years on the football field when I was a young buck.
00:10:28.120 So I hear, I hear, I hear as you get older, things start to hurt.
00:10:31.920 And I think I'm starting to feel it now, Russ.
00:10:33.840 I go out and I play a round of golf and I can't go out the next day.
00:10:39.020 It's embarrassing.
00:10:40.280 But you know what?
00:10:41.120 I guess it's the price I paid for getting old.
00:10:43.600 Russ, I want to start with first.
00:10:44.980 Like I said, it's been a little while and it's great to have you back with us here.
00:10:49.460 On the intel community right now, I want to get your assessment first.
00:10:53.840 Just a broad overhaul on how you think things are going.
00:10:57.640 I often come on this show, Russ, and I report the news.
00:11:01.960 And some people aren't happy with me, with my assessment of some people like Pam Bondi.
00:11:06.380 But all I do is report the news and let them make a decision for themselves.
00:11:10.240 Some people say I'm going too hard on them.
00:11:12.680 So that's why I want you on here.
00:11:13.960 I want to get your assessment on how these people are doing as a man who's lived it and
00:11:17.960 worked it his entire life.
00:11:19.140 So people can stop blaming me saying I'm telling them they're doing a bad job.
00:11:24.200 You may disagree with me.
00:11:25.200 Well, you know, we just saw a few weeks ago where the director of NSA and the deputy got
00:11:33.040 fired, which I think was a great thing.
00:11:34.920 That should have been like day two of the Trump administration, in my opinion.
00:11:38.340 But there's a whole entourage of senior executives that are underneath of that that need to be
00:11:45.160 culled.
00:11:46.120 And I'm not sure that the folks we have in the Trump administration that should be doing
00:11:52.260 that have the ability to be able to ferret out the riffraff and the cancer that needs to 1.00
00:12:02.060 be cut out.
00:12:02.800 So as far as I've heard about some, they're talking about a thousand or something people
00:12:09.600 that they want to lay off.
00:12:11.220 Well, I mean, are they talking about just some GS, you know, five that just got hired?
00:12:16.220 Or is that where do they want to lay them off?
00:12:19.040 I heard that a couple of weeks ago that they're talking about a few layoffs of like a thousand
00:12:23.480 or so people.
00:12:24.600 Which agency?
00:12:25.780 NSA.
00:12:27.300 And I think CIA, too, that they're talking about.
00:12:29.660 They're talking about, I think, giving our early outs or, you know, doing the incentive
00:12:33.500 thing and that sort of stuff.
00:12:35.420 But these are two agencies with we don't know the actual numbers on them, but I have
00:12:41.300 to presume it's in the hundreds of thousands, correct?
00:12:44.600 Well, the last time I checked, there's a public number out there somewhere.
00:12:49.960 I think one of the times we had you on the show, I pulled up an old declassified list,
00:12:54.040 whereas, you know, all 17 or 18 agencies, there was a few million people.
00:12:58.540 So the CIA number is not a public number, but I have to assume that between those two
00:13:03.940 agencies, the NSA, CIA, between contractors and stuff, there's got to be a few hundred
00:13:08.220 thousand people.
00:13:08.960 So what is really a thousand people?
00:13:11.520 It's a drop in the bucket.
00:13:12.800 And like I said, unless you're surgically going in and cutting out the bad apples, you're
00:13:18.540 you're you might have some decent people that are saying, you know, I've had enough of
00:13:22.600 this and I'm out of here.
00:13:24.060 Yeah, I'll take your your incentive pay or whatever.
00:13:26.320 And if it's a young young person who's just out of school and they're worthwhile, then
00:13:31.120 you're you're you're cutting out a future person that's worthwhile.
00:13:35.720 So this haphazard way of just, you know, we're going to cut from the bottom and we're and
00:13:41.320 we're going to, you know, incentive people that have been there for a while out.
00:13:45.680 That's that's not going to get the people out that are the deep staters that are right 1.00
00:13:53.120 now.
00:13:53.400 They're just hunkering down and they're just waiting for the Trump administration to go
00:13:56.960 away.
00:13:57.860 And like I said before, all you're going to get if you're Tulsi Gabbard is bells and
00:14:03.000 whistles, smoking mirrors and dog and pony shows just to placate you and just to give
00:14:10.920 you a big wow.
00:14:11.920 And because she doesn't understand enough about the inner inner workings of the agencies of
00:14:16.640 the intel service, see what she won't know.
00:14:19.220 And I don't think that she's hired people that that do know her, you know, her lieutenants.
00:14:25.300 So that's that's right now.
00:14:29.280 The intel folks are just the the the ones that are the gators in the swamp. 0.95
00:14:35.240 They're just hunkering down to me.
00:14:37.780 It seems and I want to go through each one of these people because I want to get your assessment
00:14:42.220 on each one of them, Tulsi, I, you know, I sort of agree with your assessment a little
00:14:46.680 bit that she's, you know, sort of a neophyte in this realm.
00:14:50.740 You know, she was a military member of the military.
00:14:53.420 She was a congresswoman. 0.81
00:14:54.480 But nobody really knows the level, Russ, until you get into that NSA, until you get into
00:15:00.480 the DNI, the ONDI, you know, whatever agency you're working in.
00:15:04.700 Nobody really knows the nature of the beast, because I don't think anyone's, you know,
00:15:08.820 who's in there before is in this administration has held the security clearance high enough
00:15:13.920 to really understand the depth of the deep state, to really understand the depth of what
00:15:20.000 goes on and how things are done and covert operations and so on and so forth.
00:15:26.420 So Tulsi Gabbard, I have to give her credit.
00:15:28.580 She's one of the few who's went out, come out publicly, went on the wind and done interviews
00:15:34.280 and I'm not saying Pam Bondi doesn't do interviews because she does far too many interviews, but
00:15:38.740 Tulsi Gabbard from day one has done everything that President Trump has asked her.
00:15:44.220 President Trump wanted a review of those 51 Intel chiefs who put out that fake Hunter Biden,
00:15:49.540 Russian laptop disinformation story, pulled those security clearances.
00:15:53.960 President Trump asked her to look into the 2020 election to start looking into it.
00:15:58.620 She has within two weeks has come out and said that we know election machines are vulnerable.
00:16:02.920 This is from our DNI.
00:16:05.540 OK, this is from our government.
00:16:06.700 This isn't John Fawcett.
00:16:08.320 This isn't Lou Dobbs.
00:16:09.260 This isn't Tucker Carlson going on television, even though when it was said four years ago,
00:16:13.180 you know, we all got sued for it.
00:16:14.980 We now know it's true.
00:16:16.480 Fox paid seven hundred eighty seven million dollars, even though they knew it was true,
00:16:19.880 which makes you wonder, are they complicit or stupid?
00:16:23.980 And I think it's the first.
00:16:25.160 So Tulsi Gabbard has hit the ground running.
00:16:28.620 Now, I understand there there are some snakes who are underneath her who presumably she can't find.
00:16:35.400 What is your assessment as it turns to Tulsi?
00:16:39.040 Now, I understand, you know, what you had said that, you know, she is a novice to the job.
00:16:45.760 Are you confident that in due time, within six months to a year, she could start rooting out some of these bad folks?
00:16:55.620 Well, I mean, her experience in the military, I think she was an army medic.
00:17:00.180 Matter of fact, I have I have a nephew and I'm flying away for flying out to Texas next month
00:17:06.160 because he's graduating to be an army medic from Fort Sam Houston.
00:17:10.080 So we're all excited about him graduating to his his his arduous is his really tough first duty station is going to be Hawaii.
00:17:18.580 So I wish I had that that that sort of thing when I was in the military.
00:17:25.680 But of course, there's a lot of Air Force folks there, too.
00:17:28.160 And but anyhow, it's so she does.
00:17:31.080 She's not she's not a spook. 0.99
00:17:33.100 You know, that's fine.
00:17:35.460 I think she has the will.
00:17:37.000 You know, it's you know, I certainly don't think she's compromised and a certain a lot of them are.
00:17:44.420 But I just don't think she's she's she's got the knowledge herself.
00:17:50.880 You know, a lot of these programs, the nefarious things are going on are hidden in the SAP programs like the spying,
00:17:57.400 the domestic spying on Americans.
00:17:59.060 You know, the technology should not have reached the level of a black program, but they hid it in a black program because of the of the special security apparatus that a black program had. 0.94
00:18:10.200 They did it on purpose so that no one very few people at NSA would even know that to hide it.
00:18:15.760 These things are deeply hidden.
00:18:18.120 Just so happens.
00:18:18.960 Because, you know, I specialize in nothing but black programs when I was at NSA and a DIA and with the half of that stuff. 0.73
00:18:26.680 And I worked for the Department of the Navy before that.
00:18:29.300 But so, you know, she needs some some hardened spooks that know where things are to come on board. 1.00
00:18:37.300 And she's she's got the right spirit, but she just doesn't have the background.
00:18:42.980 And she needs the right people to to to be there to help her.
00:18:47.980 And right now, I just I assume she brought her own entourage, her own folks with her. 0.72
00:18:54.520 And they got clearances, which is why.
00:18:56.360 So, you know, you bring a whole bunch of neophytes along and and then they're all their eyes get wide.
00:19:02.020 And when they see the bells and whistles, when when the person that looks at a real spook looks at that and realizes this is nothing but smoke being blown up their caboose.
00:19:11.340 So as far as I can tell, we used to think six or six months.
00:19:15.000 I don't see unless she gets the right people that six months is going to make a difference.
00:19:20.220 Interesting.
00:19:21.860 You mentioned SAP programs.
00:19:23.580 And that's a good point that I never even thought of, that all this bad stuff they're doing is hidden in SAP programs.
00:19:29.140 How many would you guess how many SAP programs are being run right now under her eyes that are undermining American democracy? 1.00
00:19:38.920 Run by the deep state, I guess, for lack of a better term.
00:19:43.480 There's an awful there's a lot of SAP programs out there.
00:19:46.140 And when I had to go to when I did my one deep set testimony with Congress, where we went into the bowels of the Capitol in the in the skiff there for SAP skiff.
00:19:55.480 I think I had three or three or four of the only people, the only staffers in of all of D.C., of all the Congress that could hear what I could tell them was like four of them only.
00:20:10.180 So we had an interesting discussion where, you know, one of the programs I knew about, they didn't even know about themselves.
00:20:17.260 Yeah.
00:20:17.520 We call them ghost programs.
00:20:18.900 And they're all looking at me.
00:20:20.360 They're like, you know, are you sure that that's there?
00:20:23.360 And, you know, I'm like, absolutely.
00:20:24.720 And they're like writing notes in there.
00:20:27.300 Their eyes are darting back and forth.
00:20:29.520 And but because they had they themselves and supposedly the the four staffers who had pinball or what they call them, kingpin clearances.
00:20:41.240 Well, kingpin means everything, by the way.
00:20:43.680 And they they had no clue.
00:20:45.300 So I they told me when they did the write up that I had one hundred and ninety nine SAP clearances.
00:20:53.280 Now, that's impressive.
00:20:54.560 But some of those are duplicates where they have one program that's it's in the Intel world.
00:20:59.860 It's called one thing.
00:21:00.760 And in the in the defense world, it's called another.
00:21:03.680 And they do that.
00:21:04.660 So when they go to a hearing that they can be deceptive and tell one group that they tell the Intel committees that it's a DOD SAP.
00:21:11.920 And they tell the Department of Defense committee folks that it's an Intel SAP.
00:21:16.580 So they don't have to they just, you know, it's a little show game back and forth.
00:21:21.220 So they do that on purpose.
00:21:23.560 And there's some programs that I would like, for instance, you have Tony Schaefer on your program periodically.
00:21:29.520 Very often.
00:21:30.200 Well, Tony, before he went overseas with Abel Danger, he he needed some technical support from DIA.
00:21:37.320 And and I'll just say that the army guy had that army contract.
00:21:41.360 His name was Harry.
00:21:42.160 I'll just say Harry.
00:21:43.880 But he drags me over to Fort Belvoir.
00:21:45.820 And that's the first time I meet Tony Schaefer.
00:21:48.720 And Tony Schaefer was running that program.
00:21:51.660 And let me tell you what you know about that program was there's a whole lot more to that that Tony Schaefer has never told the world because he can't.
00:22:00.060 Because of the dark black nature of it.
00:22:03.260 But he needed some technical help.
00:22:05.060 And I said, yeah, I can I can do that for you when you get over there.
00:22:09.140 And then I was soon to follow.
00:22:11.000 I was there for five months pretty soon after that myself.
00:22:15.120 But so I helped him out and got him what he needed.
00:22:18.580 But I was never read into the program that he was in.
00:22:21.700 But, you know, or in some cases that will happen and they'll they'll read me in for like a week to give them a week or two to get the technology they need or whatever's going on or the satellite capabilities, space support or something or other.
00:22:35.100 And so, you know, it's and then you get read out.
00:22:37.880 There's a thing called a bigot list.
00:22:39.500 And they're very strict in the SAP world.
00:22:41.760 That's only a certain amount of people at any one time are allowed to be read into the program.
00:22:46.200 So. So and if if the bigot list is, you know, 25 people, then that's it.
00:22:52.760 If they want to bring me in for for two weeks to give them some special aid and they're already reached the limit of 25, they got to read someone out just to be in for two weeks and then read me out, bring them back in.
00:23:03.700 That's how strict the bigot list is.
00:23:05.280 So they're self-contained.
00:23:07.720 Security is self-controlled.
00:23:09.220 They're not part of the major.
00:23:10.420 You know, there's nobody at the at the another desk, the the the the Mideast desk can reach in there and see what these programs are.
00:23:17.560 And most of the time when you go overseas, you're there to do this mission and they put they slide you in as if you're someone doing something else.
00:23:27.500 And you're you're waiting to to be pinged on to do what you have to do.
00:23:31.860 So so so and sometimes the mission gets scratched and you don't do the mission.
00:23:38.600 You know, it's sort of like a horse race.
00:23:40.320 You know, we got the practice coming up here in Baltimore real soon.
00:23:42.740 And, you know, it's like a like a horse that gets scratched at the last minute.
00:23:46.500 So it's it's a touchy world.
00:23:51.200 And it's it's so much it's it's it's it's everything is it can be hidden very easily where you hide stuff.
00:23:59.120 And then Miss Gabbard could easily just they could brush over it and she wouldn't even have a clue that that's what they've done.
00:24:08.440 Now, Russ, folks, for those of you who are a SAP is a special access program.
00:24:13.640 It's a program that's run very covertly.
00:24:17.820 Sometimes the president doesn't even know about it.
00:24:20.040 Sometimes the, you know, the head of the Pentagon doesn't know about it.
00:24:24.520 Everyone's different.
00:24:26.720 Truly fascinating.
00:24:28.020 By the way, for those of you questioning, you know, Russ's capabilities.
00:24:33.100 Russ called me the day that those drones are flying over New Jersey, which is I don't know, I guess it's a year ago.
00:24:39.000 So now those drones are flying over New Jersey near the airports and this and that.
00:24:44.120 And Russ said, this is a special access program.
00:24:46.380 This isn't aliens.
00:24:47.480 This isn't that this isn't this.
00:24:50.040 This is a special access program that I believe is being run by the government for a certain mission that you wouldn't tell me what you believed it was.
00:24:57.000 By the way, I've never questioned that you were, you know, whistleblowers get a bad rep.
00:25:02.360 I've never questioned Russ if you're a good American or an honorable American.
00:25:06.880 I've spoken to you so many times where you've held back things that you said because you said, you know, I just can't tell you that a man who's a bad whistleblower or a traitor to his country.
00:25:14.920 As some would suggest, would have no problem saying things like that.
00:25:18.340 I know you'd only to be an honorable person.
00:25:22.040 So anything they say about you can they can tuck it.
00:25:25.240 But Russ called me after that and he said, this is exactly what it was.
00:25:29.020 You just wait and see.
00:25:29.780 So I said, you want to come on air and say that?
00:25:31.560 Absolutely.
00:25:32.420 Russ comes on air the next day and we discuss it.
00:25:35.620 Lo and behold, folks, Donald Trump comes into office and we find out six to eight months later that what Russ Tice told us all.
00:25:42.940 You didn't have to wait for it to be declassified.
00:25:45.040 What Russ Tice told us all turned out to be absolutely 100 percent correct and true.
00:25:51.740 So for those of you questioning, does Russ Tice know what he's talking about?
00:25:55.680 I would believe so.
00:25:57.340 The great Lou Dobbs relied heavily on Russ Tice for a lot of our information on this show.
00:26:02.940 So I certainly trust Russ and his take on a lot of things.
00:26:07.360 Russ, let's turn to the Intel side, I guess, or the Penn side, whatever way you want to look at it, to Pam Bondi.
00:26:16.940 Now, she's one that I come on here every day and have an issue with. 0.99
00:26:20.860 And I think a lot of us have the right to take issue with this woman. 0.96
00:26:25.160 She spends most of her time on Fox News talking about whatever goes on there.
00:26:29.600 It's like she doesn't care about doing her job as attorney general.
00:26:32.440 Excuse me.
00:26:33.360 She cares about media appearances and her next job. 0.98
00:26:36.660 Give me your assessment of Pam Bondi and the job she's done in just over 100 days.
00:26:43.060 Well, I mean, the whole thing with the Epstein files, she supposedly, they're on my desk.
00:26:48.460 She releases them.
00:26:49.360 She has some what?
00:26:50.620 She has some influencers or something there.
00:26:53.080 These people all think they've just been getting the golden handbook of secrets or something.
00:26:59.860 Willie Walker ticket.
00:27:01.600 It's been buggering these little girls.
00:27:03.320 And it turns out to be, you know, a wish-wash.
00:27:06.800 So, apparently, she never read it herself.
00:27:10.760 So, that tells me she's not paying attention.
00:27:14.920 So, I'm sure she's got a lot to do.
00:27:18.520 There's all these criminals that have come over the border.
00:27:22.340 They've got to round them all up.
00:27:23.380 And that's a big thing.
00:27:24.920 And there's a lot to do that she's involved with.
00:27:28.940 But, you know, I'm still trying to give her leeway and say, okay, you know, it's still just a little hundred days into the process here.
00:27:40.900 So, I'm trying to give her leeway.
00:27:44.200 And the same thing with, like, Dan Bongino, who, interestingly enough, that many months ago, I had to warn him because of an email I sent him that it got the FBI apparently screwed up.
00:27:59.500 And they sent the response and said, hey, this is Bob, and I'm forwarding this on for filing.
00:28:06.980 So, I called Bongino and I said, hey.
00:28:11.400 I said, remember I told you there are more than likely.
00:28:15.500 Oh, and then I contacted, after years, I finally contacted a source at NSA to get me an idea of what was going on from security type stuff.
00:28:26.420 And finally, the response came back, yes, Bongino, at that time, just several months ago, was being all his comms were targeted by the FBI through NSA.
00:28:38.980 And, oh, well, so was Tucker Carlson's comms being everything.
00:28:43.920 You know, Tucker Carlson got upset because they watched his comms when he made a phone call to Moscow or something.
00:28:50.680 It's not, Tucker, buddy.
00:28:52.280 Hey, it's not just your Moscow comms.
00:28:54.700 It's anything you're doing comms.
00:28:57.180 It's every email you send.
00:28:58.980 If you have a nephew, you know, a little kid, and you say happy birthday and send him a, I don't know, a Red Ryder BB gun, it's you.
00:29:09.960 You know, the NSA and the FBI know about it.
00:29:12.640 So, and it's some other, you know, so these people have been doing this just very, not too long ago.
00:29:18.100 So, one of Bongino's terms is, you know, I want to see the receipt.
00:29:21.840 So, I said, I sent, I forwarded him the email, and I said, unless you got somebody named Bob working for you who categorizes your comms stuff, Dan, I said, you're being watched.
00:29:33.120 And, by the way, I just confirmed it with some folks at NSA.
00:29:35.720 So, he finally realized that, you know, yep, they, so now he's the deputy director of the FBI.
00:29:43.580 Wait, you're saying you sent a personal email to his personal email?
00:29:47.000 Yes, yeah.
00:29:48.080 And you got a response from the FBI?
00:29:50.920 Yes.
00:29:54.740 And when you spoke to Dan, was he a little bit concerned?
00:29:59.780 I think, I watched one of his shows where he said, he said something like, I've been, I've talked to the whistleblower, and I know you're watching me, and I don't give a crap or something like that.
00:30:10.960 So, that's what he said on one of his shows.
00:30:13.660 So, I assume he was referring to me.
00:30:16.600 But, so, yeah, him, Tucker Carlson, a few others, they were-
00:30:24.380 He said he didn't give a crap that he was being surveilled?
00:30:26.760 Yeah, he didn't care.
00:30:28.340 So, that's what he said on air.
00:30:31.940 But, so, that's the kind of nonsense that's been going on.
00:30:38.940 And this was just a few months ago.
00:30:40.720 Well, I'd say six or seven, eight months ago, this happened.
00:30:47.480 So, I was, as a matter of fact, I was talking back and forth with somebody who worked with a guy named Palumbo.
00:30:53.200 I'm not sure if you know him or not.
00:30:54.400 He wrote a book about some deep state, something or other.
00:30:59.000 But, he was trying to aren't out the, you know, what the machinations were, how this was happening.
00:31:07.140 And I said, hey, you know, they're collecting all your stuff, and they file it, I guess, when they-
00:31:13.800 And they're actively, you know, listening to everything for Bongino.
00:31:17.720 And this wasn't that long ago.
00:31:19.460 And Tucker, too.
00:31:20.920 It's troubling to me to think that you told someone they were being spied on, and they didn't care.
00:31:33.140 That sort of seems troubling, as if they're part of the issue.
00:31:37.300 Do I get a wrong interpretation of that?
00:31:40.520 Well, I think his attitude was that, you know, he would come right out and attack them in his podcast.
00:31:47.480 You know, he's pretty a guttural guy, you know.
00:31:49.800 Well, on his podcast, he was.
00:31:52.400 It seems in his job, he's not.
00:31:54.520 Oh, yeah.
00:31:55.100 Well, I think he's turned on that switch where, you know, before he'd be in his T-shirt that says, you know, all different kinds of different sayings.
00:32:02.720 Some of them are New York-y cute.
00:32:04.920 You know, you guys that have some of those sayings up there in New York, like, don't get dead, I think, is one of them.
00:32:11.800 You know, it sells a thousand, a bazillion keeps.
00:32:13.960 You know, I thought that, you know.
00:32:15.200 And he has that New York twang that you guys have and that sort of a cutting edge, you know, almost obstinance to you.
00:32:25.080 Charmingness, huh?
00:32:25.960 Yeah.
00:32:26.260 So, it's kind of charming.
00:32:29.940 This is a New Yorker, you know.
00:32:32.140 But now he's a deputy director of FBI, so he has to turn on that Mr. Professional switch.
00:32:37.720 And he had to go out and buy a suit and tie, apparently, which he never, I think, if he had them before, he'd burned them.
00:32:43.540 So, he had to buy a couple more.
00:32:45.480 So, now he's Mr. Professional.
00:32:47.780 You know, he's working for Patel, who, you know, is his boss.
00:32:52.380 And, of course, I still see Patel with, you know, with just an open shirt on.
00:32:57.380 And, you know, so, but, you know, so Bongino's Mr. Professional.
00:33:03.340 Now, even himself, he said there's a lot of stuff coming down the line.
00:33:06.620 So, I'm, the bottom line is I'm going to give him a little leeway and say, hey, yeah, there's an awful lot of stuff that you can go through.
00:33:15.320 And the machinations are probably pretty in-depth.
00:33:18.000 But at some point, you know, it's, you know, I don't know, another 100 days or something.
00:33:22.580 We need to see something.
00:33:25.180 Or you got to say, what the hell is going on?
00:33:28.600 Yeah.
00:33:29.460 Like I said, it's troubling to me to know that someone would know that.
00:33:34.360 And just, you know, not care about it.
00:33:36.340 I think, you know, very weird to me.
00:33:38.960 Let's talk a little bit of foreign policy, Russ, before we wrap up here.
00:33:42.380 President Trump obviously on his Middle East trip this week, he says he's dropping sanctions on Syria to move to a more normalized relationship with the country.
00:33:52.400 What's your thoughts?
00:33:53.140 As, you know, we were told this was coming, but he officially has done it.
00:33:58.660 Well, you know, we talked about Syria in depth, I think, a while back in one of the podcasts.
00:34:03.020 And that whole situation is like trying to juggle, you know, 15 beach balls in a windstorm.
00:34:11.380 It's quite, you know, just trying to figure out who is who and what loyalties they have and that sort of thing.
00:34:18.100 So, you know, I think he's got to step very lightly.
00:34:22.380 I mean, you got the Russians involved.
00:34:24.140 You got the Israelis involved. 0.98
00:34:25.680 You got all the different factions.
00:34:27.980 You got the Sunni and the Shiite mix that's going on there.
00:34:32.880 It's and you got different, you got the different religions that are coming up from the, you know, Lebanon.
00:34:43.480 It's it's I would say, you know, tread softly.
00:34:47.100 Now, obviously, the thing they're looking at is to ultimately isolate Iran, because I believe that they're right when they say Iran is probably getting close to having a nuke. 0.98
00:34:59.880 And all those centrifuges that are buried deep down in the in the in the wherever there's there's been in, you know, nine day.
00:35:09.940 So so real quickly on Iran.
00:35:14.040 So what I did the show the night that Mike Waltz was let go and the initial reports were and still to this day, I'm told now the audience got upset.
00:35:24.740 Some of the audience got upset that I came out here and said Mike Waltz was fired, but that's what the reports were.
00:35:30.020 And there's nothing to the contrary to believe that he wasn't let go of that position.
00:35:33.700 Yes, he will be taken over at the NATO, but or whatever.
00:35:38.960 I think he was given position NATO, right, or the U.N.
00:35:41.960 Ambassador, the ambassador.
00:35:44.300 Yeah. So, I mean, it doesn't mean you can't be let go of one job and then given another.
00:35:49.640 That's what the reports were.
00:35:51.000 And that's what the reports are today.
00:35:52.740 There's no inclination otherwise.
00:35:55.240 So there are some reports that he was let go from there because he was reportedly working behind the scenes with Israel to provoke a war with Iran.
00:36:04.940 And President Trump says, no, we're not doing that.
00:36:08.040 I want to try to handle this thing amicably.
00:36:10.440 I want to try to handle it diplomatically.
00:36:12.540 I don't want boots on the ground in Iran. 1.00
00:36:15.060 I don't want American troops being sent overseas anymore.
00:36:18.600 We're done fighting endless wars.
00:36:20.260 Enough is enough.
00:36:21.040 And, I mean, the whole world goes crazy.
00:36:24.160 Anti-Semitism, this, that.
00:36:26.000 You're anti-Semitic.
00:36:27.620 And you're like, no, you're not anti-Semitic because you don't want war.
00:36:32.980 Like, you know, like, make it make sense here, Russ.
00:36:36.180 Well, you know, I agree that the mullahs, they want to stay in power like anybody else. 0.98
00:36:44.740 I mean, you know, they're hell bent on, you know, seeing certain things happen in the world.
00:36:51.280 But they've got a stable, an unstable population that they have to worry about.
00:37:00.060 And they're getting booted out there or maybe hanging from a rope under the right circumstances.
00:37:05.400 So they have to have a heavy hand.
00:37:09.560 And I think the president's right.
00:37:12.100 You know, if we have to put our own boots on now on the ground in Iran, we're going to have a whole lot of boys and girls coming back horizontal with a flag over a box. 0.86
00:37:23.900 Right. If Israel wants a war with Iran, you put your boots on the ground. 0.54
00:37:29.700 You guys send your guys there.
00:37:31.100 Why are we sending our brothers?
00:37:32.840 Why are we sending your nephew?
00:37:34.120 Why are we sending our brothers and sisters and our sons and nephews to go fight a war that's not ours?
00:37:39.560 This is like the thing that that it literally drives me crazy, Russ, because you can't talk about it.
00:37:44.420 If you talk about it, you're anti-Semitic because we're anti-war.
00:37:48.260 And Donald Trump really opened, I think, a lot of our eyes, especially mine, over the last 10 years, about how senseless wars are.
00:37:57.820 You know, it's like beating a guy up who steps on your shoes in middle school.
00:38:02.360 You know, at the time, it seems like a good idea.
00:38:04.180 But after you think about it, you're like, it's a pair of shoes.
00:38:06.840 That was so stupid.
00:38:08.760 And, you know, we look at it and you're like, why are we fighting any senseless wars, especially not for our country?
00:38:16.200 Well, here's another thing.
00:38:18.520 I mean, they say, oh, let's go bomb these facilities.
00:38:21.580 Well, you know, we talked about that.
00:38:23.840 We might talk about the issue with the with our own Atlantis.
00:38:28.500 Atlantis is of our own.
00:38:30.500 But but these facilities, when you go underground, OK, you might find the hole where that where the mole dug into the ground.
00:38:40.080 But you don't know whether he went right or left or whether he went down on an angle on another, you know, you know, 20 feet or in this case, 200 feet, 300 feet, 400 feet or whatever, then turn right, then turn left, then then came back underneath of himself.
00:38:55.080 So, you know, you don't know.
00:38:57.440 Now, there are some telltale signs that you look for in the intel field that I'm not going to talk about.
00:39:03.980 But, you know, those are the things that you might use satellites for, you know, or different types of technology to try to sniff them out to find out where these things are.
00:39:15.940 But but but it's very difficult.
00:39:19.580 And even if you think you've sniffed them out, you might not have the right plot, even even you put the mother of all bombs penetrator on on where you think it is.
00:39:30.580 It's it's very iffy at that point.
00:39:32.660 So I think President Trump is right to try to try to coax them into into, you know, negotiations, try to get them to give it up, give them certain, you know, guarantees and keep our boys and girls from from coming back horizontal.
00:39:50.700 And and try to get this done amicably without, you know, blowing up the world or having all our young young people, you know, coming back destined for, you know, coffins and grave sites.
00:40:08.040 Right. And regardless of what Mark Levin or Ben Shapiro want to make you think, that doesn't make you anti-Semitic to think like that.
00:40:15.580 It's just very logical thinking that we shouldn't be sending our brothers and sisters into harm's way, into a war that has absolutely nothing to do with us.
00:40:24.540 I also think it's very telling that Israel doesn't want to end a war, that Israel doesn't want peace.
00:40:32.040 Now, let's not forget, Iran is also a country that said death to America. 0.97
00:40:36.820 It's worse. They haven't acted on their action.
00:40:38.880 I don't think they were. You know, they're very hyperbolic about the way they speak.
00:40:42.440 I don't think they'll ever make a move, especially not with Donald Trump in office.
00:40:45.980 And Donald Trump wants to ensure that they don't ever make a move.
00:40:48.960 We're doing it the right way. So I think a lot of people are getting tired of Benjamin Netanyahu trying to force us into a war.
00:40:57.740 And like I said, regardless of what Ben Shapiro or Mark Levin or any of the other war hawks, the John Bolton of the world tell you, it doesn't make you anti-Semitic to be anti-war.
00:41:07.800 Very, very simple. We saw what America did to the Middle East and Iraq and Afghanistan and Syria.
00:41:14.580 We don't need another instance like that in Iran.
00:41:18.340 And I think a lot of people are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel on that.
00:41:23.100 Russ, before we wrap up, I want to get to sort of an interesting story.
00:41:26.880 Tucker Carlson had this guest on our show. I watch Tucker quite often.
00:41:30.300 He's a friend of mine and a good American.
00:41:32.380 And another man who's very anti-war, I might say, who's been called anti-Semitic for his views on that, but had this guest on.
00:41:40.400 It was sort of interesting.
00:41:41.340 A lady who worked under George W. Bush, who had come out and said that America built a $21 trillion building underground, a doobstay base that could eventually be used. 0.79
00:41:54.600 First of all, how does $21 trillion get spent without anyone figuring it out, let alone a doge would have found it by now?
00:42:03.100 Sort of an interesting thing.
00:42:04.740 Can you confirm or deny that something like this exists?
00:42:08.880 Well, think about the Pentagon budget where they say billions and billions disappear or they go wherever.
00:42:14.840 A lot of that money gets put into black programs that they're funding, and they don't want to tell you that they used this amount of money for a black program.
00:42:24.700 The SAP program sucks up a lot of that money, and they don't want to tell anybody about it.
00:42:29.500 And it's like when they really push the issue, they bring them back.
00:42:32.780 They say, hey, this is for this super-duper program or whatever.
00:42:37.860 And then the Congress, they cool their jets.
00:42:41.740 So, but, what, $21 trillion for Atlantis?
00:42:48.280 And I think she even said something about some of them are under the ocean.
00:42:51.760 Really?
00:42:53.280 Yeah, I'm like, whoa.
00:42:55.480 That's like the Atlantis that sunk and then buried itself into the stratus or the, I don't know, under the ocean, whatever.
00:43:04.140 So, this is just complete nonsense.
00:43:08.160 I don't know who this woman is. 1.00
00:43:09.940 Her name is Catherine Austin Fitz, and she was the, this is what also doesn't make sense.
00:43:15.120 She was the assistant secretary of HUD, housing and Irving development between 1989 and 1990 for only a year.
00:43:23.000 And she bases it off of a Michigan state economist named Mark Skidmore, who released a report in 2017, stating that him and a team of scholars, I guess they were Doge before Doge, had uncovered $21 trillion in unauthorized spending in Department of Defense and housing and urban development from the years 1998 to 2015.
00:43:44.340 Well, okay, we know of some facilities that are underground, like Red Rock, or Raven Rock, that's just over the border from Maryland into Pennsylvania, north of Frederick, Maryland, and Fort Detrick, up that way.
00:44:04.000 We know about Greenbrier, which is where the continuity of force was for Congress, which has now been outed, and we know that it's no longer there.
00:44:14.860 Well, think about this logically.
00:44:17.180 If it's not at Greenbrier anymore, which is an underground facility, and a nice big hotel with, you know, opulence, and Red Rocks, at 9-11, where did they fly the vice president, Cheney?
00:44:33.300 They flew into Red Rocks.
00:44:35.920 Now, President Trump, I mean, President Bush, was on a plane at the time, and he stopped off and off in Nebraska.
00:44:42.720 By the way, that facility is deep underground, too, and off it.
00:44:47.600 But if you're in an emergency situation, just try to think of this logically.
00:44:52.880 Are you going to put the vice president and the president in the same, you know, gopher hole?
00:44:59.720 Probably not.
00:45:00.800 No.
00:45:01.200 And then, ultimately, if Greenbrier is not going to be able to handle it, and you're no longer the place for Congress, does that mean we've just decided we're going to let Congress just, you know, get fried like everybody else?
00:45:12.340 I think probably not.
00:45:14.500 So, yes, we have other facilities that people don't know about, and I know of three, and think about it.
00:45:26.560 You might want to also have a Pentagon facility somewhere where they can run everything the DOD does away from the Pentagon,
00:45:35.020 because that little courtyard in the center of the Pentagon, you know, I spend many a time there having a snack at the little cafe there.
00:45:43.060 It's called Ground Zero Cafe.
00:45:45.020 Well, it's called Ground Zero for a reason, because that's where all the missiles for the Russians and probably now the Chinese are targeted. 0.99
00:45:52.320 So, we need to have continuity, we need to be able to have command and control for the military, we need to have a president who can call up and say, I want this or that done, and hopefully not, you know, get fried in the process.
00:46:05.400 And in case they do take out the president, we need a vice president who can take over the president, and we need a government, which is so, you know, that's been taken care of.
00:46:16.880 There are facilities that we don't talk about, and I'm not going to talk about them other than what I've just said.
00:46:21.760 But as far as the Atlantis under the ocean and another, you know, city of whatever, Lord knows, 20, Lord knows how many trillions of dollars, this woman is just plain silly. 0.98
00:46:33.840 Yeah, like I said, it's a cool story, but the fact that someone who was the assistant secretary of HUD would have some sort of information, someone like that wouldn't have that security clearance to know that, right?
00:46:49.540 Well, I mean, housing, I guess you've got to build a house somewhere.
00:46:53.860 If you're going to build in Atlanta, you've got to have some houses.
00:46:58.060 Think of the logistics that would be.
00:47:00.260 You think there's roofs on these houses?
00:47:01.360 Maybe you can rent them out for the weekend or something, or for the week, you know, like you do at the Outer Banks in North Carolina or something.
00:47:11.420 It's just total insanity.
00:47:15.620 Even the logistics for what we have, you've got to have contractors.
00:47:20.480 You've got to have mining guys.
00:47:21.920 You've got to have the guys that drill those tunnels, you know, your subway there in New York, the ones we have here in D.C.
00:47:28.120 And you've got to pay them twice as much so they keep their mouth shut and, you know, so they won't tell anybody what they're doing.
00:47:36.220 And you've got to have all kinds of people that know how to control air.
00:47:40.460 You've got to get air into these spaces, air in and air out.
00:47:43.600 You've got to get fresh water in.
00:47:45.300 You've got to get waste material and waste water and waste everything out.
00:47:50.560 And then you've got to do it quietly so no one knows where you've got to get sources of electricity into buildings like this.
00:47:58.360 And, you know, it's there's all kinds of logistics involved in building, you know, a nice little gopher hole somewhere that even then what you're going to have is kind of a rudimentary.
00:48:12.240 You know, it's not going to President Trump, if he ever had to go to something like this, he's not going to find it as opulent as Trump Tower there in New York.
00:48:21.860 It's not going to be quite as nice.
00:48:24.820 So fair, fair assessment, Russ.
00:48:28.840 Like I said, I just thought it was an interesting story that I wanted to get your take on.
00:48:32.700 Russ Tice, former senior NSA Intel Anox and whistleblower and great American, I should say, as the great Lou Dobbs, just call him.
00:48:39.020 We'll talk to you soon, brother.
00:48:40.580 Thank you kindly, John.
00:48:41.440 Have a good day.
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