The Great America Saturday Show: May 11th, 2024
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Summary
Russ Tice, former senior intelligence analyst for the National Security Agency and whistleblower, joins the Great America Show to discuss the President's motion to dismiss the classified documents case brought against him by former FBI Director James Comey and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show.
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President Trump has filed an unsealed motion to dismiss special counsel Jack Smith's classified documents case.
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The president's motion was originally filed under seal in February.
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Judge Cannon authorized President Trump this week to file an unsealed version of that motion to dismiss.
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In this unsealed motion, President Trump highlights how others such as James Comey,
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Joe Biden, Mike Pence, Bill and Hillary Clinton, all illegally possess classified documents,
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but they were never, they were never prosecuted.
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Trump's attorneys argued that Joe Biden stored boxes of classified documents in his garage, for crying out loud.
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And all remained accessible to people without any security clearances.
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Biden was never charged for stealing secret documents
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and storing them in boxes in his garage accessible to his compromised son.
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Judge Cannon previously denied Trump's motion to dismiss the classified documents case
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on unconstitutional vagueness of the Espionage Act.
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And over in New York, it seems Marxist New York DA Alvin Bragg's case is starting to collapse.
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Stormy Daniels' attorney, Keith Davidson, took the stand and denied, absolutely denied,
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the $130,000 payment from Michael Cohen to his client was a hush payment.
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The payments made to Stormy Daniels did not come from Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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The payments were made through internal business records.
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There was no tax deduction taken, and there was no obligation to file it with the SEC or the FEC.
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So the case, who brought the case in the first place, and why?
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Our guest today is Russ Tice, former senior intelligence analyst for the National Security Agency
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I want to begin today with these reports from James O'Keefe in particular and the insider, if you will,
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a contractor he found who is saying quite, it seems to me at least, credibly,
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that the intelligence agencies, specifically the CIA, withheld intelligence from President Trump
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and apparently at the behest of then CIA Director Mike Pompeo, later to be Secretary of State.
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Your reaction to this, and first, let's begin with, do you think it's plausible?
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I think it is plausible, although the guy might be going a little bit over his position that he had
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But being that he was supposedly in cybersecurity, he may have had access to the director,
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deputy directors in some of the top brass, their communications,
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to determine whether there were situations where they could be hacked.
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Yeah, I want to start, as we go up the, if you will, the chain,
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to go from the intelligence that's being gathered, then collected around a specific briefing for the
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President of the United States, and then withholding it.
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There would have to be a lot of people within the CIA who were aware that they were withholding
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information from the President of the United States.
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The President's briefing that he gets every morning is a conglomeration of a lot of intelligence.
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I remember one time I was so happy that a program that I was working on was going to be briefed
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And I had like, I don't know, 20 pages of write-up, and they said,
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well, you've got to break that down to three, and then they said,
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And I was younger at the time, so I'm pretty excited because I'm the lead guy.
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And then they showed me what President Clinton got, and it was like three sentences.
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But you've got to understand, the President is getting intelligence from everywhere.
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He's dealing with, of course, the economy and everything else.
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But to actually withhold intelligence from the President,
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it just seemed to me that there are so many people involved in that.
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Where would that decision about what to withhold, where would that originate?
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You come up with what your best answer is to that question.
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At some point, someone who's an editor and a little bit better with the English language
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puts the commas and some of the other pieces in place where they belong.
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But then that goes up to an assistant to the deputy director.
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And then the deputy director looks at it and could very easily say,
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we're nixing this whole part of this report or this action plan for, say,
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we're doing some operations somewhere in the world.
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Or we're going to nix the entire thing whatsoever.
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And we don't want this to go into the President's briefing.
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But, of course, it's going to happen at the upper echelon.
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And what I'm getting at here is, at what point does the obfuscation
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or simply the removal of intelligence from the President's either view or hearing,
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where does that actually originate in terms of saying,
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okay, we're not going to tell the President about what is going on in Russia
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because it just seems to me it almost has to be the director who approves something like that.
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I can imagine the director, especially if now they are politically oriented,
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to tell his senior staff that we're not going to deal with a certain issue or a mission that's happening.
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Or this fellow who's this whistleblower said that they believed,
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they used some insinuity words for the President,
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that he was not of an educated manner to be able to handle the information that they were dealing,
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and that he would just spew it off to our enemies.
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First of all, I don't believe that of Mr. Trump, our President, our former President.
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And second, these people, this is the President of the United States.
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So this is elitism, and it's probably a political posturing for somebody else,
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because you don't like the man that's sitting in the White House.
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This seems like elitism of a rarefied sort, and outright arrogance,
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and because if anyone ever finds out precisely what happened here,
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extraordinarily tragic hubris on their part, because they will be held accountable for this.
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But Pompeo right now is the central figure of this,
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and he's accused, straightforwardly, of aiding and abetting,
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if not, in fact, originating, the withholding of intelligence from the Commander-in-Chief
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So I don't know about whether the DIA director was also holding back,
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but more than likely, because all of them would periodically talk with one another,
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that this had to be like a small cabal at the very top of the intelligence community,
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where they said, we're cutting this guy out, our president,
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and we'll just wait him out until the next president shows up,
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I think whatever they tell our current president, he wouldn't remember beyond lunchtime.
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Yeah, this is in the intelligence service, this man would be considered a cutout,
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I mean, to even talk about Biden as the President of the United States,
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and history perverted by the Marxist Dems and Bill Barr
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and a host of other people who conspired to stifle conservative voices.
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Or otherwise, those 51 intelligence veterans who signed up and said,
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you know what, that Hunter Biden laptop is Russian disinformation.
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They lied through the teeth to the American people.
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Representative Matt Gaetz calling for an investigation
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Matt Gaetz is calling for a complete investigation
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the senior leadership of all of these agencies,
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and you're going to have to put people in there
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and then hold the people that have done this responsible
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and make sure the president knows exactly what's going on,
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how it happened, and how to proceed into the future
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and I know you have certainly throughout your career
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because if you reach all the way back to the 19,
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in assessing what the intelligence agencies have done,