WE WERE PROMISED A SHAKE-UP IN THE INTEL COMMUNITY. DID WE GET IT？
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Mike Waltz, the National Security Adviser, was on Laura Ingraham's show the other night when asked why Jeffrey Goldberg was on a phone call with President Trump. He said, "I don't know. He wasn't on my phone. And we're going to figure out how this happened." Then, just hours later, he was in a roundtable meeting with cabinet members of the Trump administration where he was asked the same question.
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Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show.
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Thank you so much for joining us on this fine Wednesday night in America.
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We are broadcasting live tonight, just past six o'clock on the East Coast, and whatever
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Thank you so much for joining us on this beautiful night in America.
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Sparks flying, continuing to fly on Capitol Hill today, where President Trump's top advisors
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Now, Mike Waltz is behind, responsible for this entire signal gate, is what they're calling
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it, the app that was used to relay messages among senior intel staffers and intel people
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about the attacks that were being made on the Houthis just a few weeks ago.
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So, Waltz doing all he can to not take accountability for it.
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Take a listen to Waltz on Laura Ingraham just the other night when asked why Jeffrey Goldberg
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We've have I just talked to Elon on the way here.
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We've got the best technical minds looking at how this happened.
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But I can tell you, I can tell you for 100 percent, I don't know this guy.
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And I know him in the sense that he hates the president.
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So you don't know what staffer is responsible for this right now?
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I built the I built the group to make my job is to make sure everything's coordinated.
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I mean, I don't mean to be pedantic here, but how did the number have you ever had?
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Have you ever had somebody's contact that shows their name?
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And then you have and then you have somebody else's number there.
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You've got somebody else's number on someone else's contact.
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So, of course, I didn't see this loser in the group.
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Now, whether he did it deliberately or it happened in some other technical mean is something we're
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You are the national security advisor to the United States.
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Now, just hours before that, Waltz was in a roundtable meeting with cabinet members of
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Now, the reason I'm talking about this is because everything somehow seems to fall incumbent
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Somehow it's President Trump's fault for everything.
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Not these people who take accountability for their jobs.
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Like I said, this man is the national security advisor of the United States, a man who should
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know how to use technology perhaps better than anybody in this country making mistakes
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Now, take a listen to Waltz's response just a few hours before that in this Oval Office,
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There's a lot of journalists in this city who have made big names for themselves, making
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up lies about this president, whether it's the Russia hoax or making up lies about Gold
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And this one in particular, I've never met, don't know, never communicated with.
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And we are looking into him, reviewing how the heck he got into this room.
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But I'll tell you what, the world owes President Trump a favor.
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Penprick attacks, months between them, our destroyers being fired upon dozens of times.
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President Trump took decisive action with his national security team, took out the head
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missileer, knocked out missiles, knocked out headquarters, knocked out communication
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And for once, as we hear, as you all hear from every one of our allies, thank God for American
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And look, we have a national security team that was coordinating these efforts.
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As Director Radcliffe testified today, his first day on the job, he was introduced to
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this app on his government systems at the CIA and at the State Department and otherwise.
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So, look, this journalist, Mr. President, wants the world talking about more hoaxes and
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this kind of nonsense, rather than the freedom that you're enabling.
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And a key part of our sovereignty is open sea lanes and knocking the crap out of terrorists,
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which is exactly what your team and Pete Hegseth, a good friend and fellow veteran, is leading
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We had a very, very successful evening and we've had numerous success.
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So, the issue I take with Waltz is, if you listen to that two-minute clip, how many times
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You hear him mention all of these past occurrences and other people's names, but his own.
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It was his staffer who allegedly added on Jeffrey Goldberg.
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Now, Laura Loomer, who's going to be joining us tomorrow night here on The Great America
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Show, is reporting tonight that that staffer who was added to the list is a man by the
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name of Alex Wong, Chinese deputy, a China national who came to America, who's now, I
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guess, an American citizen, but born in China, deputy national security advisor appointed by
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President Trump, who is at the center of the Sigmagate scandal, is married to U.S.
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attorney Candace Chi-Chi Wu, a Chinese woman who was one of the key attorneys involved in
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So, how does a man like this make it into the NSC, the NSA, wherever he is?
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So, that's where I take issue with this, because guys like Hegstead now are taking the
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fall, guys like Cash Patel, guys like John Radcliffe, Tulsi Gabbard, all have to take
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the fall for a mistake that you made, a mistake that was made by you.
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So, when you go into a press conference with Donald Trump and you say, well, sir, lies
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about Russiagate and this and that, yes, we all know about that, because we live through
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But what does that have to do with your staffer bringing in Jeffrey Goldberg to this group
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As you heard explaining to Laura Ingram, it was a contact store under a different name
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And as I keep saying, the reason I take issue with it is because President Trump is getting
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He's taking the flack for this because of people like Waltz not being able to do their
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There's plenty of other people who would take that job and could do it far better than
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He's going to be joining us in just a few moments, former senior NSA intel analyst and
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You know, to me, it's unjustifiable how you don't know what happened.
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And then you going on Laura Ingram saying we need to Elon Musk to find out who did this.
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You know who your staffer was who put the group chat together if it wasn't you.
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And as I said, being reported by Laura Loomer, a gentleman named Alex Wong.
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So stop blaming President Trump for your mistakes.
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He's got enough to worry about then babysitting you and the rest of the people who can't do
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A man who's doing his job and doing a hell of a job at it.
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He was on Capitol Hill today, of course, having to defend Mike Waltz.
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Now that another day has passed, do you believe that it's now time potentially for the FBI
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Because you're the director of the FBI, you don't believe it's appropriate to comment on
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There's an ongoing litigation and the National Security Council is reviewing this matter.
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And I'm not going to discuss any open or closed investigation.
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That ongoing investigation, literally, the lawsuit happened today or yesterday afternoon.
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And the idea that you don't have an opinion on this at this point is frustrating to me.
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And the men and women of the FBI will call the balls and strike.
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Cash Patel shouldn't have to be wasting his time down at a congressional meeting because Mike
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Mistakes like that should not be happening at this top level of government.
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Like I said, there's so much more for these people to be doing and working on than to be
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Speaking of nonsense, Judge Boesbert, that's the judge who demanded we bring back those
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Trendeagua migrants, ruling today that President Trump is not allowed to deport them under the
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It's a Marxist Dem-run government watchdog group.
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Now, this case has to do with Signalgate, of course.
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It's almost like there's only like three or four judges in that D.C.
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court that continue to get these cases and they all happen to hate Trump.
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So now, as I keep saying, it's time for people to do their jobs.
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It's incumbent upon you to do your job and end this lawfare.
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I had someone say to me the other day, all judges are unelected.
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But these judges are unelected and they're appointed.
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Mike Johnson, it's time for you to do your job and get these people the hell out of this
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court, out of these courts, because they're going to continue to do what they've done.
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They're going to continue to try to stifle this administration and the America First agenda
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Three months since President Trump's been inaugurated.
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It's the Republicans race to lose, folks, in 2026.
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The Democrats have done everything they can to ensure they never get elected again.
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But if Mike Johnson continues to sit on his rear end and do nothing about it, do nothing
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about these intel agencies, do nothing about these rogue judges, unelected rogue judges
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who think they're going to control this country, then we're going to have a big problem.
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So as I said, it's incumbent upon Mike Johnson to get off his rear end and get to work.
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We can't do another four years like we did in 2016 to 2020.
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Folks, as I mentioned, our guest today is Russ Tice, former senior intel analyst and whistleblower from the NSA.
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Thanks so much for joining us before we get to this whole slip up of the signal chat.
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Overall, we were promised an overhaul in the intel agencies and these three letter agencies.
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I think, like I said earlier, I think there's a there's a lot of sphincters opened up right now
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receiving a whole siphon full of smoke, a whole lot of it.
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I mean, they've got to get rid of these snipes that are still in the intel service.
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And I think you're mentioning one just here a moment ago.
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So until until they they clean house, they're going to have this sort of stuff happening.
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There's there's there's going to be all kinds of sabotage, little sabotage things going on like this.
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And that's kind of what this appears like it might be.
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Back in my day, we didn't have things like like signal app.
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And we all had to do, you know, you might get a message and say, hey, hey, everybody get to a point
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where you get on a on a J-Wix machine or a zipper net, depending on the level of the classification.
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Now, I there's a whole bunch of different systems, depending on what you're doing.
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This level could be definitely just at the secret level.
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But yeah, and then they're saying they didn't say anything that was classified.
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You know, I hate to say when you're talking about, you know, a strike that you that you're looking at taking place.
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I would say that it's at least at the confidential level that, you know, you're going to be talking about something like this.
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You're talking to them diplomatically about some disparities or some problems you're having with the Europeans.
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That's definitely State Department political issue type stuff.
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So, you know, I mean, someone screwed up, whether this was intentional or whether it was a mistake.
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It's it's true. And these guys are just dancing around.
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They're acting like the previous administration when when Mayorkas is up there dancing around the sombrero.
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Find out what it is. Own up to it. Say, yes, we made a mistake.
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It's not going to happen again. And and move on.
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And and if there are snipes involved in this, you got to get the bag out, start, you know, shaking those bushes and clean these things up and get them the hell out of there.
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Because all I see is, you know, Ratcliffe and and Miss Gabbard and the company.
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I think they're all they're all being bamboozled right now.
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And they're saying, you know, stuff like, oh, you know, it's only five percent of bad apples in the FBI.
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I think that that whole barrel of apples, there's only a few apples that haven't been rotten, rotted out.
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And those those decent apples, they all get they all get thrown out of the barrel by your one friend, your FBI guy, Mr. Friend.
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He got, you know, tossed out on his ear and retaliated again.
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And until President Trump realizes that this is a major problem and the IC is still the light blood of the deep state, then he's just going to be the victim of what they're going to throw at him.
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Like I had mentioned in my monologue, this is not something that shouldn't fall and coming upon President Trump.
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These are industry veterans, industry professionals.
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Spending years in Congress, years in the military.
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That's why I'm saying this seems too good to be an accident.
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And the other problem I take is Waltz wants to come out here and throw everyone else under the bus.
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President Trump, they came after you for Russiagate.
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That doesn't have anything to do with anything.
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He doesn't mention I maybe more than one time when you're the head of the NSA.
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I mean, that's completely, completely irresponsible in my opinion.
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But my question to you is, Russ, this guy, Alex Wong, who is being reported as his guy, his point man for this mission, is a deputy national security advisor who was appointed by President Trump.
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Now, President Trump presumably didn't know who this gentleman was before he appointed him.
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He tries to know as much as he possibly can about pointing people and doing things.
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But he's got to rely on his advisors at some point.
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So Waltz is in here talking in his ear, saying this is who I want as my deputy.
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Yet this guy's got his wife persecuting January Sixers.
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I mean, that's ridiculously absurd that we've got this guy, you know, in our top echelons of the government running things.
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When his wife is is persecuting January Sixers, he worked for Covington and Burling.
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It's one of the law firms that President Trump recently stripped of their security clearances and terminated all of their government contracts.
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I mean, President Trump went after this firm for weaponization of the government, and we've got this guy working for the NSA.
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How does the NSA, how does he float under the radar, Russ?
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Well, you know, you'd like to think that, you know, something like what Zach Cliff was doing.
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You know, yesterday I watched some of this and they said, well, you're all spooks.
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Maybe the director of NSA right now could be considered a spook.
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His background is mainly cyber, though, not signals to be the director of the signals intelligence agency, NSA.
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But, you know, I see people like the chair of who's this Tom Cotton.
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You know, this is the guy that perpetually votes to to to to extend the 702 provision over and over again.
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When we see time and time again that they violate that provision over and over with with millions of Americans being domestically spied.
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And I'll tell you right now, I think that every American citizen in this country is still being having every single communication that they have being being picked up and stored at that facility there in Utah.
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So Kash Patel saying that, oh, 702 is a wonderful thing.
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Well, how much smoke has been blown up his caboose about, oh, if we don't have this, people will die.
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Well, you know, all that all that all that abuse that the FBI was doing against the against the January six people and all that all that information they were gathering was coming from NSA.
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Right. Right. So so so these abuses are happening and these guys are proving themselves to be neophytes.
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So obviously, President Trump can't, you know, he he's he can't literally go in and vet, you know, who these who these woke, you know, you know, implants are these.
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But but but but you've got a position, you've got a situation here where you've got relatively folks that don't know what they're doing in the intel field.
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They're not spooks and they're trying to to spin themselves up.
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And and this is the kind of stuff, because let me tell you, the one the ones that are there in there in the woodpile, they're they're setting the traps.
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And this is just maybe the first trap we've seen. There's going to be more.
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Yeah, you're absolutely right. I want to take a quick break here, folks.
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We're talking with Russ Tice. Russell, when we return, I I want to talk a little bit more of that five to 702, because I'm not we lived before it.
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We lived without it before 9-11. 9-11 happened.
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We were told by many people 9-11 was going to happen.
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Good friend of mine, Tony Schaefer, a friend of yours. He'll be on the show this week.
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Came to the to the the the the right people January of 20 of 2020, 2001.
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I don't know why I couldn't get that up January of 2001 and said we have a credible threat that this is going to happen on the American soil.
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Now, we didn't know it was World Trade Center. OK, we have that big attack.
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Then we have, you know, years later, we have this Pfizer 702. I'm not entirely sure.
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We still have attacks in this country overseas. What exactly the Pfizer 702 has even stopped?
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I want to get your take on that. When we return, folks, we're talking with Russ Tice, former senior NSA in Talanos and whistleblower.
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We're coming right back. So much more to talk about, so much more to uncover in these very rocky, rocky times.
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Russ, before we went to break, we were talking about this FISA 702.
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Real quick, actually, before we get to that, I want to give some shout-outs.
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We the People, 0914 over in joining us on YouTube.
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Fall Girl, Kelly Song are my two biggest fans, I like to think, over on Rumble.
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Sometimes I don't even join this show, Russ, and I'm doing the show.
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So I appreciate you guys joining us on Rumble and everyone else tuning in on
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As I said, we're live tonight for tonight's show.
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If you guys have any questions for Russ or for myself, put them in the chat
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and we'll try to get to them before the end of the show.
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Lou and Russ used to speak for hours at a time.
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So that should be a testament on who Russ Tice is because Lou Dobbs didn't just
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It was a thing that Lou Dobbs fought against for years, absolutely made his
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blood boil when they reauthorized it again this past time.
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And now, Russ, these same folks who told us FISA 702 has got to go are somehow
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now back on the wrong side of history, telling us we need it.
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To the best of your knowledge, do you think FISA 702 has ever stopped any sort of
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attack that was going to happen in this country?
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We've had all sorts of things that have happened domestically that they didn't pick up.
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Yet they've used the same information to go dig in to go after January Sixers or little
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grandmoms that are praying, you know, you know, 40 yards on the sidewalk off of an abortion
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clinic to put grandmom in jail for praying, Lord forbid, or parents that go to a school
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board meeting to protest that their children are being brainwashed and told that their gender
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is wrong and that they have to have their genitals, you know, surgically removed without even their
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And of course, when the FBI and the Department of Injustice was doing that, they were going
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after these people by using signals techniques, using the stinger systems, provide that, you
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know, if the FBI has provided them, or just going to NSA's database, so you've got people
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like Cotton, you know, I'll come down to what I've said before.
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I think a lot of these people are being blackmailed by NSA.
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And this is what I found out in 2003, 2004, that NSA was literally targeting a lot of these
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different congressmen and senators and all kinds of important people and judges, all the
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Supreme Court judges NSA had targeted all their communications.
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I'm talking about every phone number they had and their staffers' phone numbers and all
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these things, and the press was being watched, and the Red Cross, and all these big-time
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The obvious reason, the obvious reason is blackmail.
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Is Tom Cotton being blackmailed and told, you will do what we tell you to do, Chairman Cotton?
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Now, the chairman of the Intel Committee, former chairman, Radcliffe, and now director
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of CIA, you will do what you're told because you're being blackmailed.
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This is what no one wants to think, that it could be this bad.
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Now, everyone says when I first come out with some of this, that, oh, my God, once again,
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Of course, Mr. Snowden has proved that Russ Tice is not crazy.
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There's only one reason why that was happening.
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And that means the Intel service has a lot of these people by the nether areas where they
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And they're going to make sure that if this is happening, that these people are going to
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And they're going to say things like, oh, 702, wonderful.
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Oh, you know, we only had a couple bad apples and all this stuff.
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So you've got so many of these people that are still still right hiding right below the
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And they're they're all there to basically sabotage our president's agenda.
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I mean, Congressman Tim Burchard is one of my few friends who walks the halls of Congress,
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a really good man, and said exactly what you'd said.
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And this is a sitting member of Congress that, you know, vote will come up for something.
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They've given their word and conference that they're going to vote this certain way.
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And then someone comes up behind them in the cloakroom and says, remember that time?
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It's truly concerning that this is how I mean, this makes Russ.
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I don't know if you've ever seen House of Cards on Netflix, but or Scandal, another really
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good show that was put out about corrupt politicians.
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It makes it look like like Congress, like an R-rated movie that we are using our intel agencies
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to blackmail our politicians into doing certain things.
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I mean, to me, that yells, we've got a clean house to place.
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Do you think this is perhaps part of why the Epstein files have been so delayed and delayed
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You know, any five-year-old who would look at this was smart enough to know that Epstein
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Think about all the machinations that would have to come together to do such a thing.
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And that gives you an idea of what kind of pull the intelligence community and the people
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that they're playing with, the other aspects of this, money coming from big corporate interests,
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especially when CEOs were involved in the Lolita Express and other intel agencies, MI5 and possibly
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How did this guy get this kind of millions of dollars?
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What had to be because he was working with the CIA to frame people to blackmail them.
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So that's why when Epstein said, OK, you want to put me in jail?
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I'm going to start whistling and start chirping like a parrot.
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And at that point, they had to whack him because they can't have him coming out and say, yes,
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I was an operative of the CIA and I set all these people up to be blackmailed.
00:29:18.620
And that's how a lot of these people are being controlled.
00:29:21.740
As a side from whatever NSA has got on people like perhaps, you know, Tom Cotton, if he's
00:29:27.800
being controlled, you know, would he cheat on his wife?
00:29:39.340
You know, or is Tom Cotton just, you know, someone who saw the bells and whistles and the dog and pony shows
00:29:51.560
and had a whole lot of smoke going right up his colon and then he just drank the Kool-Aid.
00:29:56.560
So and it's the same with the whole lot, but not all.
00:30:02.940
You've got people like Burchard there in Tennessee who who's who's, you know, is a common sense guy and going.
00:30:09.840
He's got enough common sense to say something's going on here, you know, and he's right there looking at it from from from the pack of them.
00:30:18.260
So it's funny you mentioned Cotton because I've heard quite a few stories about Tom Cotton that I won't repeat on air.
00:30:26.740
I'm sure you can find them somewhere on the Internet, but goes to your point exactly that there's always something out there about somebody about things that they may have done that they shouldn't have done
00:30:38.080
or that they may have done that they haven't told their wife they've done or the country.
00:30:42.860
There's many members in Congress who have been found out.
00:30:46.020
I think there's so many more, Russ, that are still to be found out.
00:30:49.860
We have a question from you from YouTube, Russ, from We the People.
00:30:54.000
Can anyone sit back, you, Russ, my family or whoever, and think how our country got this way?
00:31:00.960
My grandfather fought in World War Two under Douglas MacArthur.
00:31:06.120
You know, has it has it really changed is the question.
00:31:09.900
You know, J. Edgar Hoover was blackmailing presidents.
00:31:13.700
Yeah. So now he didn't have the capability that NSA does have today.
00:31:19.240
But a lot of the things against Martin Luther King were information that was coming from NSA.
00:31:26.420
And then they were putting the NSA was wiping all their fingerprints off of it and just saying it was human human intelligence reports.
00:31:34.360
So I think a lot of this stuff has been going on for an awful long time.
00:31:39.320
And now that we have a press that isn't just, you know, three major networks and we have people like you that are digging into the truth.
00:31:47.200
Then now that people are starting to go, hmm, maybe something's going on here.
00:31:52.400
And the same as your listener that just asked that question.
00:31:56.520
It's people are waking up because people are starting to ask questions.
00:32:01.600
I would like to ask Tom Cotton, you know, are you being bribed or do you really believe, you know, the nonsense?
00:32:13.240
Well, first of all, it's a complete violation of our Constitution.
00:32:21.160
Oh, you know, like I did going into the military or as an officer, intelligence officer.
00:32:25.680
You know, we all we all basically swear allegiance to the Constitution and these people could care less that this is a violation of the Constitution and the law and these regulations and the of the agencies themselves.
00:32:43.400
So, I wonder, is it that we've really I think it's we've gotten this we've gotten worse with the advent of advanced technology.
00:32:52.980
So, you know, for your listener, we're we're Jagger Hoover only had a certain amount of capability.
00:32:59.940
Now we have with the advent of quantum computing and artificial intelligence.
00:33:06.020
This thing is getting to the quantum scale of Skynet, Orwellian Skynet.
00:33:18.400
Yes, I think it's getting worse, but I don't think it's it's something new.
00:33:22.040
So, Russ, I want to take one more quick break here.
00:33:24.620
When we return, I'm going to tell you what I'm going to ask you.
00:33:27.300
I'm going to let you lament and think about it for the next minute or so.
00:33:30.860
Can we save ourselves from what we're going through from this mess that we're in?
00:33:35.520
It seems right now we're going further down the hole, but is there a remedy to fix it?
00:33:40.000
Is there a remedy to turn this thing around or are we going to just wait for an implosion?
00:33:46.980
We're coming right back with your response, folks.
00:33:48.600
We're talking with Russ Tice, former senior at SA Intel NOS at Whistleblower.
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Folks, we're back with Russ Tice, former senior NSA Intel analyst and whistleblower.
00:35:01.380
Russ, can we right this ship, or are we just going to keep going until we implode or explode?
00:35:13.300
If we don't root out the shaft from the wheat, they're just going to hunker down and wait
00:35:26.780
And then they're going to just, heck, they're not even waiting.
00:35:31.420
It looks like they're already, you know, they're setting bear traps everywhere for our President.
00:35:37.020
You know, I look, I mean, I tried to give Ms. Gabbard the benefit of the doubt, but I
00:35:48.740
I have a nephew right now who's going to school to be a medic in the Army.
00:35:52.160
And, and that's a wonderful thing, but she's certainly not an intelligence person and I
00:35:59.140
should, an intelligence community specialist in any regard.
00:36:03.520
So, so she's basically a neophyte who, who, who just got put in a position she's not qualified
00:36:13.140
She looked like a deer, a deer in the headlights.
00:36:15.340
And she, and her answers were like, uh, I don't want to answer anything.
00:36:19.420
Uh, I'm, I'm surprised I didn't hear, uh, you know, uh, I plead the fifth amendment or
00:36:24.600
Um, you know, I'm looking, I'm thinking, holy moly.
00:36:28.600
Um, we've, we've got to do better than this because if we don't, the, the, the lifeblood
00:36:38.220
and the intel community is the lifeblood of, of the, of the deep state.
00:36:42.820
And, and unless you put a dagger, uh, uh, uh, you know, or a stake in that heart and
00:36:50.280
stop that blood from flowing and, and, and, and, and bomb that body, um, we're kind of,
00:37:00.260
And you're not saying this as a, you're saying this as a, as a career, uh, intel person.
00:37:04.840
You're not saying this as a Trump, AD, you voted for Donald Trump to the best of my knowledge.
00:37:10.300
And I mean, you know, nobody has been more supportive, uh, than us on the show than the
00:37:16.140
Nobody has been more supportive of him and his administration and everything.
00:37:20.040
But, uh, the next four years are critical, Russ.
00:37:22.860
They're critical to the future of this country.
00:37:25.320
And the reason we put Donald Trump in there was to get this thing turned around.
00:37:28.840
You know, Cash Patel told us on this show many times he wanted to dismantle the FBI
00:37:35.140
I understand that's a little bit hyperbolic, but, uh, at the same time, we've got to get
00:37:41.160
Cash is not going to be at the FBI director in four years.
00:37:44.260
If JD Vance or Marco Rubio, or one of these Republicans, uh, continues the legacy of Donald
00:37:50.580
Trump, you know, it's going to be a four-year job, a four-year and done, uh, and then onto
00:37:56.680
I hope that's not the way these folks are thinking, uh, Gabbard, Gabbard and company, but,
00:38:07.640
Presumably we got to look at only the next two years, because if we lose the house in
00:38:14.100
There'll be no legislation moving through or the Senate.
00:38:21.600
You know, Donald Trump will be essentially a lame duck president, not being able to get
00:38:25.700
That's why when I say Mike Johnson's got to get off his rear end and start moving, he's
00:38:30.020
got to get off his rear end because we're down now less than two years, uh, till, uh,
00:38:37.920
So, you know, they really got to get rolling the entire administration and stop looking for
00:38:47.740
Uh, you know, he brought you guys in to do the job.
00:38:50.700
Uh, he's done enough, you know, you can't rely on him to do everything.
00:38:58.460
And I'm afraid, Russ, that's what we see time and time again.
00:39:00.980
It's everyone needs Donald Trump to do everything, whether it be getting over the finish line
00:39:05.980
in elections, uh, or getting things done inside the government.
00:39:10.540
You know, it seems like a one man operation and Trump needs these people.
00:39:16.100
Well, I find it interesting, you know, now that cash Patel is the director and now he's
00:39:24.800
And I, you know, if you've ever been on Capitol Hill, I had, I had one, I had to testify once
00:39:30.540
publicly and basically it's a big circus where everybody's trying to, uh, to, to, to make
00:39:35.340
And then for something for, you know, for their, the, because they're on C, you know, C-SPAN
00:39:40.720
And then I had four or five, they were behind closed doors.
00:39:44.020
They were classified, um, walking around the, the, the, the different buildings, the
00:39:49.880
Raybourne, the Russell building, the different, you know, the hard book.
00:39:53.020
The one thing I always noticed when I'm there are all these, these, uh, 24, 25, 26 year old
00:39:59.900
young ladies that are, that are very cute to very attractive young ladies with nice figures.
00:40:04.440
Uh, and, and, and, and they're fawning all over the Senator or the Congressman that they're,
00:40:09.640
they're there to, uh, to be a staffer for now, just being human when you, when you have, you
00:40:17.360
know, uh, a very attractive young lady that's, that's, uh, has goo goo eyes every time she sees
00:40:23.360
you, you know, something could happen, you know, all these guys, most of them are married.
00:40:32.580
I just, you know, I, I see how many of these people are, are, are compromised and they're,
00:40:37.660
you know, they're being taken advantage of for that.
00:40:39.700
Um, I, you know, even if they are, they have to, you know, bone up to it and say, you know,
00:40:47.440
okay, I, I, in the Intel service, if you're having an affair with someone and the agency finds
00:40:54.580
out like at NSA, they will come to you and they'll say, we know that you're having an
00:40:59.060
affair with, uh, with your secretary or with, or with the gal who, who works down the hall
00:41:06.520
And you will inform your wife that this is happening or we will two days from now, or
00:41:14.480
you're fired because you can be blackmailed and compromised.
00:41:18.520
Um, the same thing with like, uh, people that were homosexual, that they had to come out
00:41:23.660
if they weren't out or else they would be fired, um, because these are blackmailable
00:41:30.020
So, uh, you know, I don't know how many people just have, uh, or have goo goo eyes because
00:41:37.580
they've, they've got the, the, you know, the Intel service will always bring them in and
00:41:43.160
And, and if, if you were to dare vote against us, uh, you know, we're, we're, you know,
00:41:48.700
the lives are, you know, blood is on your hand nonsense.
00:41:55.040
Uh, you know, I noticed you, we were talking about budgets.
00:41:57.420
I just noticed that NSA just bought a farm that's, that's close to the main campus.
00:42:02.820
And then they're clearing that horse farm and it looks like they're going to build more
00:42:20.520
We got 50 some in the, in the central Maryland area and we got stuff all over the country and
00:42:28.120
You know, I can see maybe some more listening posts around the world in certain places.
00:42:31.860
Um, but it's just the, the monster is growing as far as I'm concerned.
00:42:38.160
I mean, how do we, we should be gutting these things.
00:42:40.840
Last time you and I spoke, we were talking about the size of these Intel agencies and
00:42:44.420
the millions of people with government contractors and stuff who are working there.
00:42:51.560
What are they actually doing aside from ruining this country?
00:42:56.160
Uh, we have a comment from fall girl in the chat.
00:43:02.300
So I was told by someone very high ranking that, uh, the reason why they didn't care to
00:43:09.260
have Maxwell's girlfriend talk, uh, I'm sorry, uh, Epstein's girlfriend, Maxwell talk and
00:43:15.920
Cause usually what happens is if you're a rat and you snitch, you get a lesser jail sentence.
00:43:21.760
I think she's serving like 20 years or something in Connecticut.
00:43:27.720
Usually if you snitch, you get a lesser jail sentence.
00:43:29.840
I was told they didn't even need her to snitch because they had everything they needed.
00:43:33.440
They didn't need anything from Ghislaine Maxwell.
00:43:36.180
They didn't need her to testify anything because they had everything they need.
00:43:40.040
Yet Pam Bondi has dragged her feet through the mud each and every night.
00:43:45.080
Like she's in quicksand, uh, like she's catatonic instead of working on getting these documents
00:43:56.760
Well, uh, why would you, why would you put someone in the country club?
00:44:01.660
Um, if you put her in something that was kind of nasty, she might be wanting to, uh, to
00:44:06.580
blow, you know, to, to sing like a canary on a whole lot of things that she's told not
00:44:12.260
The point is I was told by a very high level official that we don't need her to sing because
00:44:21.960
Uh, I, uh, read today, um, uh, uh, that a 14 terabyte hard drive, Russ, 14 terabyte hard
00:44:30.760
drive had been recovered or uncovered, recovered.
00:44:38.660
Uh, this is from FBI whistleblower Kyle, Kyle Serafin.
00:44:42.100
Um, so I've been told that we don't need her, which is why there is no plea deal made and
00:44:48.760
Uh, but Pam Bondi is just sitting there catatonic, uh, you know, one day it's the documents are
00:45:01.780
That's so national security about a man who's just, we're told just a, uh, wall street financier
00:45:11.260
What are they sorting through to protect and why is it taking so long?
00:45:23.160
It was obviously an assassination to do something at that level in, in a, in a high max security
00:45:30.160
Um, the, the, the, the levers that have to be pulled for something like that are incredible.
00:45:36.040
So, so that leads me to believe that pressure is being put on Ms. Bondi, uh, and perhaps
00:45:44.340
she herself is, is being put under the thumb and said, we know about this, or we know about
00:45:53.020
Uh, I'd like to use the example of the, you know, the young lady in, uh, in college who
00:45:57.340
goes to, uh, to spring break and she dances around naked on the barstool with like a lamp
00:46:03.240
And her friends are getting, you know, have it on film and all that's funny and all.
00:46:07.080
And then 25, 30 years later, she's running for Congress and then it says, you're going
00:46:11.880
to vote for anything that I see once and, and shows her her dancing.
00:46:15.720
And, you know, when she was a young lady, uh, naked on the barstool or on the bar top
00:46:20.860
and it's stuff, you know, it's silly things like that or, or whatever the case may be,
00:46:26.080
or, you know, um, who knows, maybe, maybe she just needs an awakening or, um, she just,
00:46:34.620
she's getting pressure from all different points.
00:46:37.760
I don't know, but she's, it seems to be a little bit of a disappointment.
00:46:41.340
I mean, I had high hopes for her originally because of all her great works down there in
00:46:50.340
And, uh, you know, it kind of scared me a little bit when she was, uh, tapped by president
00:46:54.460
Trump because she's on Sean Hannity show every night.
00:46:57.040
And Lindsey Graham's also on Sean Hannity show every single night.
00:47:00.260
And we know what he's capable of and what he's not capable of doing.
00:47:03.900
And it's not being a good center is what he's capable of.
00:47:07.340
Um, you know, it just, it scares the hell out of me, Russ, that this is what we're going
00:47:12.380
It's going to be the same thing that happened in 2016 to 2020, president Trump's going to
00:47:19.600
President Trump is going to be on a phone call with somebody.
00:47:21.860
Somebody's going to record the phone call impeachment.
00:47:26.080
We're going to waste six months on an impeachment.
00:47:33.020
President Trump hasn't done anything in six months, you know, and then just rinse and
00:47:39.220
I mean, it's just mind blowing to me that we're finding ourselves, Russ, in the same
00:47:45.160
situation that we found ourselves in 2016 to 2020, the same exact people surrounding him.
00:47:54.120
He's got a lot of good people who are surrounding him.
00:47:58.260
He's got a lot of good people around him who have the America first agenda in mind, have
00:48:02.920
the America first agenda, and they're pushing it.
00:48:06.180
But as we saw with the FBI, Russ, all it takes is one bad apple to turn the damn card around
00:48:17.040
I really just don't know how we turn this thing around.
00:48:20.460
Like I said, four years is a very short time, but it's really only two years because we have
00:48:28.720
I want to turn to some of the Democrats, Russ, some of these Marxist Dems, Congressman or
00:48:39.680
He sits on the House Armed Services Committee ranking member, says that now this is going
00:48:45.860
back to the Houthis, the whole basis of this group chat, that designating them terrorist
00:48:52.920
organization only makes them more powerful, Russ.
00:48:57.300
So now the Republicans are lost, but the Democrats are just out there.
00:49:07.460
Well, I think the Democrats are digging their own hole, you know, with some of the things
00:49:12.760
And now it all seems to be, you know, the cursing and the potty mouths and things that are not
00:49:21.700
We're going to take Elon Musk down and we're going to beat him over the head and going
00:49:28.760
after, you know, it used to be electric vehicles where all the liberals had to have one because
00:49:37.800
they were virtue signaling the fact that they're good for the economy or whatever, which I can
00:49:43.960
But depending on how the lithium gets mine, a lot of the other things, but it's like now
00:49:51.120
all of a sudden, you know, he stands up for free speech and he's he's the enemy.
00:49:58.420
That the demon crats and apparently there's just a couple of them that want to sit back
00:50:03.520
and go, gee, you know, maybe we should change our modem operandi because we're getting our
00:50:12.780
But the rest of them, you know, I mean, it looks like what AOC, what's her name?
00:50:28.620
And I'm sure she she'd serve me a good rusty nail, you know, as a bartender.
00:50:33.160
But what does she know about politics and what does she know about her mouth?
00:50:39.640
I just I just I think the people up there at Boston College got to be shaking their head
00:50:44.580
going, oh, my gosh, we graduated this girl with an economics degree.
00:50:49.000
But, you know, let let let them dig their own hole.
00:50:51.620
Oh, you know, when when someone's digging their own hole, you know, don't stop them
00:50:57.360
So, yeah, let's get some shiny shovels and throw in the pit for them.
00:51:05.820
His name was Arnie Mattson, a really good dude.
00:51:08.140
If you could sing the Ave Maria, you got an automatic A.
00:51:14.940
So for what it's worth, if you can sing the Ave Maria, you got a you got an A.
00:51:19.920
If you can if you were tall enough to touch the 15 foot ceiling in the classroom, you
00:51:25.380
And if you could do 100 pushups, you got an A plus in the class.
00:51:28.400
But he used to say you give the man enough rope, he'll hang himself.
00:51:33.060
And I think that's just exactly what the Democrats have done.
00:51:36.660
Latest approval rating out today from our good friends at Rasmussen, Mark Mitchell.
00:51:40.960
By the way, big shout out to Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen, my good friend John McLaughlin
00:51:47.280
of McLaughlin Associates, and Robert Cahaley of Trafalgar Group.
00:51:52.320
They are in the top 10 of the 2024 most valuable pollsters in this country in a business where
00:52:06.080
But Russ, 26 percent approval in the Democratic Party right now, you can get better approval
00:52:13.760
ratings, I think, for Vladimir Putin, who most people see as a killer.
00:52:19.480
And it's falling, you know, you got a lot of young people, I think, are starting to young
00:52:26.880
I think the gals have come along sooner or later.
00:52:29.340
You got a lot of minorities that are coming around that, you know, these Democrats, they
00:52:42.960
It's always a false, you know, statement or a false claim or, you know, a false item that
00:52:54.540
And once again, we have people like yourself that are finally out there that are able to
00:52:59.060
break the, you know, that ceiling or whatever that was keeping news just in a small, basic
00:53:10.200
echo chamber that the three networks had for so long.
00:53:18.960
Before we wrap up, Russ, I want to get your take.
00:53:21.780
Today, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked President Trump's administration from deporting,
00:53:26.820
as I said, those gang members via the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
00:53:30.960
Also happening this week, Pete Hegseth has ordered troops at the U.S.
00:53:34.440
southern border to begin conducting patrol and dissuade people from considering entering this
00:53:41.780
I mean, it seems the southern border is the only thing that's getting fixed so far in this
00:53:47.920
administration so far, aside from, obviously, President Trump and all the good stuff
00:53:51.720
he's doing, you know, some of his other folks, Tom Holman, among the best.
00:53:57.760
What's your thoughts about the military running missions, per se, at the southern border, trying
00:54:07.560
Well, we mentioned this last time that the president of Mexico has given, you know, an
00:54:15.380
And I'm a little bit hesitant to, you know, to make incursions into another sovereign country,
00:54:27.220
You know, our Constitution says that, you know, we need Congress to declare a war before we go
00:54:33.200
to war, but I think we can honestly say, just like Jefferson went after the Barbary pirates,
00:54:41.400
that this is an act that's meant to go after, and plus they're non-nation entities,
00:54:49.600
these thugs, the traffickers on the border, that we have a precedent that we can go after them,
00:55:01.060
Let's go make an example of some of them, and the rest of them will turn tail and run away
00:55:10.180
Yeah, we got to shut this thing down one way or another, Russ.
00:55:14.260
The southern border has been perhaps one of the biggest issues this country has faced,
00:55:27.760
A comment from YouTube, Vladimir Putin killed less people than FEMA did in North Carolina
00:55:34.660
That's a conversation for another day with Zelensky and the mess that he has caused for his country
00:55:39.340
and how many people have died under his watch, a war that he wants to continue to fight
00:55:43.620
and continue to keep going for whatever reason.
00:55:48.060
Russ, you get the last word here as we wrap up.
00:55:53.480
Well, our main topic here is the intel service and the fact that they're not kind of living
00:56:03.380
I think the saving grace is President Trump himself.
00:56:07.320
He has a reputation, and especially after what he's gone through in the last four years in
00:56:11.500
his first term, that I don't think he's going to put up with this kind of incompetence
00:56:17.360
or the fact that the snipes haven't been rounded up in the intel service and other places.
00:56:26.940
And if that's what it takes, then sometimes you have to let people go and find somebody
00:56:35.680
So, but, you know, it's only been, it's been a little over two months.
00:56:39.040
So perhaps we haven't given enough of a deference of time to give these people a chance.
00:56:48.000
So, you know, but like you said, you know, time is ticking and, you know, you get the
00:56:55.080
impeachments or whatever, and all of a sudden the time is gone and nothing's gotten done.
00:56:59.560
So I think there's a fine line there that the president himself has to determine because
00:57:04.980
he's certainly not as naive as he was when he first became president.
00:57:13.860
Russ Tice, thanks so much for joining us tonight here on The Great America Show.
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Folks, Russ Tice, a great American, really, you know, doesn't have to be doing what he's
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He came out whistleblower, and you've seen what they've done to whistleblowers.
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He's a great American, and we always appreciate him joining us here on The Great America Show
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and his insightfulness and everything he brings to the table for us to learn.
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Folks, we hope to see you back here tomorrow for The Great America Show.
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Laura, she's the one who's broken the story on this fella inside the NSC and everything
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She's also uncovering a story about Secret Service being provided to Hunter Biden still
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So we're going to get all that from Laura tomorrow here on The Great America Show.
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We hope you'll join us for that tomorrow and each and every day for The Great America Show,