Sen. Mark Warner and Rep. Ted Lieu demand that the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, be fired over the leaked information about a planned attack on Iran, but CIA Director John Radcliffe says no classified information was transferred. Meanwhile, President Trump orders the FBI to declassify all documents related to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
00:02:07.660Beyond that, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard testified under oath during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing Tuesday
00:02:14.000that there was no classified material in the messages.
00:02:18.420So once again, there's a shift of focus from the mission.
00:02:23.400The point here is that Donald Trump made a command decision that he was going to attack those who have for two, almost three years, been attacking us.
00:02:32.280So the Democrats evidently are fine with sea lanes being shut, with American destroyers being under fire,
00:02:38.920with Iran supplying missiles to the Houthis.
00:02:41.760This mission was a military success, and those who are calling for resignations by Hegseth or Walsh, I think, are just playing politics.
00:02:54.320Let's listen to Mike Walsh defend himself.
00:03:11.760He has been an excellent Secretary of Defense, and this was an operation that, I mean, it amazes me.
00:03:18.920I guess the Democrats were fine to leave all the sea lanes shut down, were fine to have destroyers fired on dozens of times by this terrorist group,0.60
00:03:27.560and fine to have Iran keep supplying them missiles.
00:03:47.820The point, of course, is that the mission was successful.
00:03:50.940Meanwhile, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing the FBI to immediately declassify all of the files concerning the crossfire hurricane investigation.
00:04:03.240For those unfamiliar with that name, what we're talking about is the origins of the Russian collusion hoax.
00:04:09.840Now, interestingly, President Trump ordered the declassification of these documents at the end of his first term.
00:04:16.500They were actually given to two different journalists, the late Lou Dobbs and also John Solomon of Just the Do's.
00:04:24.740But then the National Security Agency asked for the documents back and they never returned them,
00:04:31.240which means that even though the president gave an order for declassification, deep state bureaucrats defied that order.
00:04:39.280And we've never seen the actual origins of the most colossal abuse of power in American political history.
00:04:48.460This is nothing less than an abuse of power in which the full authority of the United States government and the incredible capabilities of our intelligence agencies were utilized,
00:05:01.700utilizing two pieces of, quote unquote, evidence that the government knew was false.
00:05:08.620The so-called Steele dossier, which was actually fabricated and paid for by Hillary Clinton's campaign for president that has commissioned through the law firm Perkins Coy,
00:05:22.020disguised in the Federal Election Commission reports as legal research.
00:05:27.400Her campaign was actually fined for that.
00:05:30.060Or the false claim that the Democrat National Committee had been the target of an online Russian intelligence hack, which is also false.
00:05:42.040There's no evidence to support that claim.
00:05:45.080When I was framed by the Democrats in the Russian collusion hoax,
00:05:50.240I wanted to bring in expert testimony from Bill Binney, who was the leading CIA counterintelligence IT guy,
00:05:59.400and forensic evidence that proved beyond a shadow of doubt that there was no online hack of the Democrat National Committee,
00:06:08.100not by Russian intelligence or by anyone else for that matter.
00:06:11.780I could have proven, looking at the download times of the material that was purloined,
00:06:19.160that it was loaded to some kind of a portable device and most likely taken out of the back door.
00:06:25.400But the judge, in my case, would not allow either that witness nor that evidence to be submitted at trial.
00:06:34.340Now, finally, perhaps we will get to the bottom of a lot of which, of course, we really already know.
00:06:40.960After signing the order, Trump said that the media can review previously withheld files pertaining to the investigation,
00:06:47.060although I share the president's skepticism that many journalists will actually do so.
00:06:54.420They're not going to bother because they don't like what they're going to see, Trump said.
00:07:12.020They haven't posted it yet because, of course, I'm anxious to go look up those documents that pertain specifically to me and their efforts to frame me.
00:07:21.540It was back on July 31st, 2016, the FBI opened an investigation into Donald Trump, then a presidential candidate,
00:07:29.840and members of his campaign claiming that we were colluding or coordinating with Russia to influence the 2016 election.
00:07:38.780The important thing to understand was there was no probable cause to justify this investigation, no evidence whatsoever.
00:07:47.740The opening of the investigation came just days after a July 28th meeting in which then-CIA Director John Brennan briefed then-President Barack Obama
00:07:58.540on a purported proposal from one of Hillary Clinton's campaign foreign policy advisors to, quote,
00:08:05.000vilify Donald Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the Russian Security Service.
00:08:11.900Clinton, of course, was, you'll remember, the Democrat nominee for president that year.
00:08:15.640By January of 2017, then-FBI Director James Comey had notified Trump of a dossier known as the Steele dossier
00:08:24.640that contained salacious and unverified allegations about Trump's purported coordination with the Russian government,
00:08:32.020a key document that was used as the rationale to open the investigation.
00:08:37.660The problem was the dossier was authored by Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer,
00:17:23.560And then I was going to kill the cops when they got there.
00:17:27.140So what it does is they try to create a panic, and they – you know, and this was 2 a.m. in the morning, by the way.
00:17:34.380And they try to get either, you know, somebody – like, what happens if you're armed and people start trying to come through your door in the middle of the night?
00:17:41.940First thing you do is grab your, you know, your protection.
00:17:44.920And then the cops, of course, are on high alert.
00:17:47.200What they try to do is just get you murdered.
00:17:49.180And it should be charges like that, too.
00:17:51.800It should be charged, attempted murder.
00:17:57.200Of course, the first time, which was a few years ago, every cop in the county came pretty much to my property.
00:18:05.140And, you know, with guns drawn and everything.
00:18:09.440But since then, I've gotten to know all the local cops and all the local people.
00:18:14.160So now, you know, for me, they just kind of call me and say, you're getting swatted again.
00:18:19.260So – but a lot of people aren't like that.
00:18:21.540You know, they're in bigger towns, and it's a little bit worse for them.
00:18:25.480Yeah, I have a long list of my friends this has happened to.
00:18:29.220I'm not going to say their names because it just endangers – just, I think, energizes some miscreants to go out and phone in new swatting on some of them.
00:18:40.800But it's not surprising when you have members of Congress like Jasmine Crockett escorting people to violence, basically urging people to attack the Tesla charging stations, Tesla dealerships, individual Tesla owners and drivers.
00:18:58.440This is all the Democrat Party seems to have left.
00:19:01.820I mean, I also saw her assault reporter actually saw the video last night.
00:19:06.760I guess she's had some kind of immunity because she's a member of Congress.
00:19:10.460But this entire coordinated attack on Tesla, it's disgusting.
00:19:18.420I really hope that Kash Patel and Dan Bondi, the attorney general, can get to the bottom of it.
00:19:26.040Yeah, and, you know, they just got Dan Bongino in there.
00:19:29.740But, yeah, so just – you know, so the difference between my swattings, you know, I was swatted three times during the Biden regime, and nothing ever happened.
00:19:38.480And then this time when I was swatted, I was instantly, a few days later, contacted by the FBI and given an FBI, you know, person I can call and a phone number.
00:19:48.780And so, I mean, the difference was night and day.
00:19:52.000I mean, somebody was immediately on it investigating it.
00:20:03.220In which there was debate among the top advisors, the secretary of defense, the head of the CIA, the national security advisor, the director of national intelligence,
00:20:16.240debate before carrying out the president's directive to attack the terrorist Houthis, who have been attacking American interests now for two and a half years without any response from us.
00:20:30.260I think this is just the old legacy media running a test to see whether they still have the power to get scalps like they did during Trump's first term.
00:21:17.100Yeah, this reporter Goldberg was the one who specifically wrote the false story that Donald Trump had referred in a foreign cemetery to veterans who had given their life in the service of their country to as suckers and losers.
00:21:33.480There were 14 people present when this allegedly happened.
00:21:36.880Only one of them, General John Kelly, a guy with an axe to grind, he got canned by Donald Trump for insubordination and incompetence.
00:21:46.300He's the same guy that remembered suddenly days before the election that Donald Trump had allegedly said that he wished more of his generals had been like Hitler.
00:21:54.760For some reason, that memory on his part was repressed for four years.
00:21:58.660He suddenly remembered it just days before the last general election.
00:22:23.240What do you say about these activist federal judges who seem to be countermanding the decisions made in the last presidential election, whether it is saying that the president cannot deport terrorists and dangerous criminals or whether it is judge saying that he cannot ban men from playing in women's sports or whether it's yet another federal judge saying that he cannot ban men from playing in women's sports.
00:22:50.960Transgendered people from being in our military, yet another judge saying that Elon Musk and his doge operation to ferret out waste, fraud and corruption in federal spending, of which he's found not millions, not billions, but trillions that that he can't have access to Social Security records.
00:23:11.140It seems to me that they are just countermanding the will of the American people.
00:23:16.640And it's easy to have Republicans and Trump supporters say, oh, impeach them, impeach them.
00:23:23.300But impeaching a federal judge is a very serious step.
00:23:26.140It requires an indictment in the House, which is like charges, and then a full trial in the Senate and two thirds of the Senate to remove one of these tyrannical judges.
00:23:38.300You're never going to get them removed.
00:23:40.620The thing about impeachment is if you can get the if you can get Republicans to do it, but they won't do it because they never stick together.
00:23:46.240At least you can have a trial run through the mud a little bit.
00:23:49.360But the truth is, at some point, Trump and them is going to have to make a decision.
00:24:03.840And they're just going to have to do it.
00:24:05.020And I'm sorry, that's what I mean, look at look at Joe Biden.
00:24:09.400He he didn't defy a little district somewhere.
00:24:12.560And, you know, over there in Delaware, he defied the Supreme Court with the ruling of paying back the student loans.
00:24:20.940But they had the right approach when they finally told the judge, I think, yesterday, Bonnie said, you know, these are top secrets and we're not answering any more of your questions.
00:25:35.880They don't want to do anything controversial.
00:25:38.580They have no real interest in making government smaller, less intrusive there.
00:25:43.100They give lip service to the America First agenda.
00:25:46.420They have to support President Donald Trump, same way they had to support President Ronald Reagan, because they are so popular back in their districts.
00:25:54.080In fact, in most cases, they're more popular than the member of Congress.
00:25:58.060But they really don't have any belly for the fight.
00:26:00.960And then you've got the other members, the radicals, as it were, people like Tim Burchett and Eric Burleson and Anna Polina Luna and other brawlers who understand they were sent to Washington to bring legitimate change.
00:26:17.580And poor Mike Johnson's got to get, you know, a majority for anything he wants to do.
00:26:40.960And no matter what he votes on, they're going to vote no and then claim the high road.
00:26:45.620And then truth is, they just don't like him.
00:26:48.820Well, I'm going to be honest with you.
00:26:50.940We have three upcoming special elections now.
00:26:54.140They're in districts that are, you know, went heavily for Donald Trump in the last election.
00:26:59.440They're in districts that are nominally Republican districts.
00:27:03.220But I have seen some early polling that shows that the left Democrats are energized because they're angry that the deep state is being taken down and exposed.
00:27:14.600And Republicans are we're kind of fat and happy because Trump is doing such a great job.
00:27:19.100And he's doing essentially all the things he said he would do in the election that I think turnout is going to be skewed.
00:27:26.400So I'm highly confident we win Matt Gaetz's seat, Jimmy Petronis, who is the state CFO.
00:27:33.740He was the only who called me just as I got swatted, by the way.
00:28:11.680They're outspending almost 100 to one down there.
00:28:14.980Well, and then there's and then there's, of course, the district of Elise Stefanik, New York 21.
00:28:21.740Now, that seat is not technically vacant because she's not yet resigned.0.59
00:28:25.320I think she's waiting for the two seats in Florida to be filled.
00:28:31.040I think, by the way, that her appointment is among the very best appointments.
00:28:34.980She's going to be a great U.N. ambassador.1.00
00:28:36.560But that district, the Democrat, who's a local farmer, whose families lived in the district for many decades, he never mentions in his advertising that he's a Democrat.
00:29:11.300They're looking at State Senator Dan Steck, who refused to endorse Trump in 2016 and 2024, and who also voted in the State Senate for that very clever change in law, which extended the statute of limitations by many decades to allow E.
00:29:31.520Jean Carroll to file this phony sexual assault legal case against Donald Trump, where she won an $80 million judgment from a Manhattan jury.1.00
00:29:44.060Amazing to me, because she claimed on the day she was assaulted, she was wearing a particular dress.
00:29:49.300And it was proven that that dress, a designer dress, had not yet even been designed and sold.
00:29:54.280The same woman who told CNN that she found the whole idea of rape sexy, I believe was what she said.0.97
00:30:06.040Yeah, Anderson Cooper, she said rape was sexy, and he went, cut, just go to commercial.1.00
00:30:12.220And then she started hitting on him, he's gay.
00:30:14.520But the guy who voted to change the law to allow that prosecution, Dan Steck, is a heavy contender for that seat.
00:30:23.120I don't know why Trump supporters would be motivated to come out and vote for him.
00:31:40.180First, he was cheering that the Tesla stock was headed down.
00:31:43.200Then he realized that the state pension fund in his state of Minnesota had over, I think, three and a half million dollars worth of stock was taking a beating, hurting the state employees.
00:31:58.020If you're just tuning in, folks, we're talking to Kat Turd here in the Stone Zone on the Red Apple Audio Networks.
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