The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - Was Trump's Tucson Rally Attacked via Laser？ w⧸ Col John Mills & Roger Stone

00:00:00.000 stone zone with legendary republican strategist and political icon and pundit roger stone stone

00:00:07.220 has served as a senior campaign aide to three republican presidents he is a new york times

00:00:11.840 best-selling author and a longtime friend and advisor of president donald trump as an outspoken

00:00:17.360 libertarian stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts spoken at countless venues and

00:00:22.400 lectured before the prestigious oxford political union and the cambridge union society due to his

00:00:28.020 four plus decades in the political and cultural arena stone has become a pop culture icon and now

00:00:33.420 here's your host roger stone

00:00:36.180 welcome i'm roger stone and yes you're back in the stone zone well with kamala harris struggling to

00:00:48.540 answer any question beyond recalling those memorized bites from her debate performance

00:00:55.260 uh and a second assassination attempt on president donald trump uh as well as some kind of biological

00:01:04.260 or chemical perhaps attack on the group of people standing directly behind the president

00:01:11.640 uh in tucson arizona uh about which we're going to speak today uh there's been a lot going on in the

00:01:19.420 world that a lot of americans have missed for example our state department telling nato that yes you can

00:01:27.100 use u.s supplied missiles long-range missiles to hit targets deep inside russia another world world war

00:01:36.740 three putin has pretty made it clear that this is a line in the sand for him to help me uh get the

00:01:44.420 opinion of a real expert a colonel john mills of a respected national security professional who uh

00:01:52.300 has served his country with great distinction let me bring in my co-host troy smith the editor-in-chief

00:02:00.140 of slingshot.news roger always great always glad to be with you and always an honor to be in the stone

00:02:07.800 zone great well there's a lot of political news for us to break down friday's traditionally our

00:02:13.100 best show uh let's go to our guest colonel john mills is a national security professional with

00:02:20.220 service actually in five eras the cold war the so-called peace dividend the war on terror and now

00:02:28.220 the war on chaos followed with the great power showdown he's a former director of cyber security

00:02:35.160 policy strategy and international affairs at the u.s department of defense he's currently a senior

00:02:41.880 fellow at the center for security policy uh and he's a hell of a writer because i just read his

00:02:49.200 one of his books uh john mills uh joins us now

00:02:53.860 thank you roger always an honor to be on your show

00:03:00.140 well let us uh let's start with uh with that situation uh what are the implications uh of uh of

00:03:09.020 our signaling uh nato where we are we have supplied them with now billions of dollars of armaments uh that

00:03:17.400 they can uh they can use long-range u.s built missiles to hit targets deep inside of russia

00:03:25.060 uh yeah thank you roger i uh i'm not sure we've had a formal public facing announcement on the use

00:03:34.420 it's called the jasm missile it's a joint uh uh long-range missile it's a has stealth capability

00:03:42.200 it could reach several hundred miles into russia they're air launched they're not ground launched

00:03:48.700 uh there's uh they have to be air dropped uh that's what the the the compatible aircraft would be the

00:03:56.260 f-16 which is uh has been given to ukraine by uh nato partners they've given them uh some aging f-16s

00:04:04.280 uh but with the proper mating and wiring could carry one under very provocative um i don't think we've

00:04:13.720 had a formal public uh expression yet but i would uh my own personal opinion is that we should not

00:04:22.140 uh uh endorse or approve this the war in ukraine is an extension of china's uh as the senior partner

00:04:32.180 their campaign and their formal treaty with russia iran north korea and venezuela to collapse america

00:04:40.460 we are stressed in so many ways in this country at home with fentanyl with uh a campaign by harris

00:04:50.980 who's conducted a coup uh we got the european theater of conflict we got the middle east theater

00:04:56.700 conflict we got the we got a world on fire uh we are in a very weakened and degraded uh military

00:05:04.600 position i think it's very unwise to to give formal approval to use the jasm deep into uh deep into

00:05:12.620 russia the ukrainians have already chased all the russian bombers out out of angles air base which is

00:05:19.420 deep inside russia they've moved all their all the strategic uh aircraft up until up into mermansk in

00:05:26.680 the arctic to evade just small drones so why should we allow u.s long-range missiles to be used i think

00:05:34.580 that is very unwise very provocative i'm all for building up deterrence deterrence and being

00:05:42.000 provocative are two very different things and we're being provocative that is extremely unwise

00:05:47.920 let me ask you this of the billions of dollars that we've spent on ukraine some of the proponents

00:05:57.360 say well those dollars actually go largely to u.s based defense contractors to provide weapons and

00:06:05.760 other hardware for the ukrainians uh but what percentage of that money in your opinion disappears

00:06:12.580 in graft payoff for politicians and so on we saw that we saw this in the iranian arms deal where

00:06:20.620 the funds to exchange hands were all laid out in the documents but there was a secret side deal

00:06:27.880 unwritten where there were pallets of millions of dollars that presumably went for two off the books

00:06:33.700 bribes to a certain officials in iran to make the deal happen do you think that's that has happened in our

00:06:40.380 ukrainian spending well i think my policy has always been from day one with ukraine but any any foreign

00:06:49.320 activity like this you never uh give aid you never give it away you give it in a loan just like uh

00:06:57.000 lend lease the brits paid off their world war ii lend lease it took them till the 80s you never give

00:07:04.340 away stuff that was bad policy decision number one bad policy decision two was you immediately

00:07:11.660 appoint an inspector general and that actually happened in december of uh 23 you notice that

00:07:20.240 once an inspector general was appointed to oversee all the financial activity and aid that suddenly

00:07:28.220 haiti collapsed again i think that is a absolute direct cause and effect indicator that bad stuff was

00:07:39.580 happening with giving away money again that's that's bad foreign policy you never give stuff it should

00:07:46.280 always be in the in loans okay that that are expected to be paid back um so but once an inspector

00:07:54.400 general was appointed what was going on in ukraine was was money laundering on a massive scale and it was

00:08:01.960 going all the way the russians were there hey i i spent time in government chasing russian organized

00:08:07.640 crime inside ukraine back in 2012 2013 uh it's it's it's an ungoverned space so um it's very dangerous

00:08:18.320 here but you notice uh what the obama biden team couldn't care less about ukraine until they saw the

00:08:26.120 money laundering opportunities and they said well hey we can take the haiti model and we can put it on

00:08:31.300 steroids because nobody's watching what's going on we'll just start slamming cash down and we

00:08:37.520 have no idea where it goes we don't care because it can be recycled oftentimes through non-profits

00:08:43.300 right back into their own pockets but you notice in december once that inspector general was appointed

00:08:48.600 voila haiti re-collapses because that's where the clintons and the obama folks learned to launder cash in

00:08:56.440 the 90s and once an inspector general was appointed things everybody got a little nervous and then they had

00:09:03.180 to re-collapse haiti because that's okay they're on to us in uh ukraine uh let's start laundering money

00:09:10.540 through the ngos in haiti long answer but uh always always always have an inspector general to oversee

00:09:17.760 any of these activities uh troy do you have a question for colonel mills absolutely sir uh as we

00:09:25.320 look at the development of bricks you know i've been watching that pretty closely and how they've been

00:09:29.520 you know going into all these countries across the world uh kind of under biden's watch because

00:09:33.940 there is no leader anymore across the world uh can you speak about the threat uh that bricks uh poses

00:09:39.900 to the united states and our dominance on the global scale heading into uh the 2030s and whatnot because

00:09:45.240 i think this is this is setting in motion something where china is going to uh overtake us if they haven't

00:09:50.280 already yeah bricks is for years we all kind of ignored bricks and and for good measure because the

00:09:58.460 bricks countries since the 90s would meet every three four or five years they'd come together they'd

00:10:04.740 talk about essentially plans for getting around the dollar as the reserve currency they'd release a memo

00:10:12.140 and then nothing would happen until the next meeting i think it's getting more serious what i'd like to point

00:10:19.720 out is as i've studied this the the chinese and the russians have have been sanctioned so often and

00:10:27.360 sanctions only work when they're they're they're tightly reviewed and updated almost almost monthly

00:10:33.320 the the they've gotten very good at creating an alternative economy to getting around the the

00:10:40.700 american sanctions and what i'd like to point out is i don't think the russians and the chinese even

00:10:46.700 realize it that by their constant work at getting around the dollar the trade sanctions they've de facto

00:10:56.200 created a second world economy which is actually accomplishing their mission of getting around the dollar and

00:11:05.540 supplanting the dollar i don't think they even realize their success in getting around our trade sanctions which

00:11:12.200 we the obama biden team they set and forget on sanctions they hey we did this sanction well within 90 days the chinese and the russians

00:11:20.100 have figured out a workaround so that sanction is worthless so they've become so good at this i don't

00:11:26.580 think they even realize and this is almost outside of the bricks arrangement they've set up a second world

00:11:34.100 economy where the rimby uh the you the the chinese currency can become the de facto reserve currency in that

00:11:43.380 alternate world economy i don't think a lot of the experts have picked up on this uh it's very important

00:11:49.100 but they've they've gotten so good at it they've de facto set up a second world economy so they've

00:11:55.980 accomplished what the bricks was supposed to be doing they've accomplished their goal of getting

00:11:59.920 around the dollar now okay do they have the u.s do they have the uk do they have japan in this

00:12:06.760 alternate world economy no but they got a lot of other countries and they're going to continue i mean

00:12:12.620 okay it's it's a lot more than zimbabwe it's a lot more than venezuela just continue to expand what

00:12:18.000 they're doing and they're going to accomplish their mission any anyway and i don't mean to give them a

00:12:22.000 hint uh out on uh in the public airwaves but i it's this is i don't think a lot of people are picking

00:12:28.080 up on this they've already accomplished what they wanted to do to get around the dollar by this

00:12:34.000 alternate world economy you know if you were a typical american and you saw the mainstream media news

00:12:41.020 coverage of the conflict between ukraine and russia you could get the distinct impression that the

00:12:46.260 ukrainians are winning that they're that they're destroying the russians and so on uh occasionally

00:12:52.280 you'll see a more accurate news report unfortunately many in the pro-ukrainian media think that if you're

00:12:58.280 against world war two uh world war three pardon me that means you're pro-russian which of course is

00:13:03.480 not the case yes i'm looking you folks at the guardian uh so the point of course is uh that uh this what

00:13:11.900 where are we uh in this war now i've asked uh general flynn on this program i asked colonel

00:13:17.640 douglas mcgregor they both uh essentially said it was a stalemate but that the russians can wait

00:13:24.160 the ukrainians out i think a fair fair summary of what they said in a more detailed way what do you

00:13:31.460 think the status of this conflict is right now yeah definitely a stalemate the the the russians are making

00:13:39.760 very creeping expensive tactical progress but very minutely in in the donbass but and and and the

00:13:50.660 ukrainians have gained essentially last time i checked it was about the equivalent of 22 manhattan

00:13:57.360 islands of of territory inside um toward in the kursk oblast i'm a little surprised so far the russians

00:14:07.040 haven't spent more resources to uh uh eject the ukrainians but bottom line taking all everything

00:14:16.240 into account it's a stalemate on the ground and uh uh the the russians have shown they're gonna take

00:14:24.980 the losses doesn't matter they're just gonna take the losses the ukrainians have shown initiative but

00:14:30.920 they don't have enough upper body strength to really overtake the the russians so this this has

00:14:39.080 to be negotiated out and it would be foolish for us to provoke anything further when we're looking at

00:14:47.480 the chinese in the western pacific and iran as the uh as the chief uh uh chinese colony causing mayhem in

00:14:56.220 the middle east i mean the only option uh if if we push this with the with the jaz and missile strikes

00:15:03.020 i mean what i mean putin has been kind of clear on this and there's no reason to provoke when this

00:15:10.280 clearly has to at this point in time be negotiated and our u.s military is totally totally ill-prepared

00:15:17.420 under-equipped and overstretched and we need to make sure we're ready for the big game in the western

00:15:25.660 pacific well plus we're infected with a woke ideology that is destroying our military folks

00:15:33.660 if you're just tuning in we're here with colonel john mills a national security expert who is the

00:15:39.260 former director of cyber security policy strategy and international affairs for the u.s department of

00:15:45.420 defense uh and i'm joined by my colleague troy smith of slingshot.news uh i have uh seen where

00:15:55.260 the iranians have provided the russians with these bomber uh equipped drones which they have been using

00:16:05.420 to uh to uh make attacks uh quite effectively uh in uh in ukraine uh and i've also talked to other

00:16:15.340 national security experts who now believe that there may be as many as 50 000 of these types of drones

00:16:21.340 somewhere in the united states having come through our southern border i'm not privy to that uh

00:16:28.060 intelligence but let's assume for the discussion that that information is accurate are you familiar

00:16:33.420 with these weapons uh colonel and uh how probable do you think that this uh this kind of attack could

00:16:39.900 be i mean obviously they could target donald trump in yet another assassination we're going to talk about

00:16:46.380 that before we let you go today i have a lot of questions for uh colonel john mills john go ahead

00:16:53.660 all right roger and troy uh hey the war is the world is on fire president trump has used that expression

00:17:00.700 several times i've been using that expression since uh you know since uh the the spring the world is on

00:17:06.860 fire at home and abroad we have to look at it that with fentanyl with uh uh trend day uh uh aragua tda the

00:17:20.460 venezuelan groups inside of america the chinese special operators pre-positioning of drones i think is

00:17:28.940 absolutely plausible inside the united states we just we have to assume it's being done

00:17:36.300 the trace of the iranians as soon as i heard two months ago the iranians stole trump campaign

00:17:42.860 documents i said i guarantee it i guarantee it that they they passed those to the uh those were

00:17:49.660 passed to the harris campaign why because american intelligence has the capability as soon as they know

00:17:55.820 aha trump campaign documents on the iranian networks well we'll just steal them right back

00:18:01.660 and if they stole them right back that means jake sullivan saw them and if jake sullivan saw those

00:18:06.380 trump campaign documents um i guarantee you the harris campaign so iran is a key proxy they there is a

00:18:15.740 mortal threat to america this now we have a second assassination attempt by somebody who clearly

00:18:23.580 was subject to uh tailored mass psychosis and grooming and well remember we also warned that

00:18:30.540 the iranians were trying to get trump so we're oh for two maybe oh for three if you include the attack

00:18:36.540 the uh on the uh rally in in in arizona all these are the drones inside america i think we have to

00:18:44.700 presume they're here um and and the biden team refuses intentionally to secure our border because

00:18:51.740 they just they they're trying to collapse the country too uh let's talk uh for a minute about that uh

00:18:58.700 those uh horrific events uh in tucson uh where the people who are directly behind president trump on

00:19:06.220 stage at his rally uh in fact the essentially like the rope line he works his way across and shakes hands

00:19:13.420 with every single person uh and then every one of them uh briefly later is afflicted uh with uh with uh

00:19:23.260 some kind of burning eyes uh disorientation uh they are all hospitals uh sent to the hospital i might

00:19:32.300 know that we've not we have no update on their current condition or whether they sustained any permanent

00:19:38.220 damage the president was thank god unharmed uh i'm not a uh bioterrorism expert but my first thought was

00:19:47.900 some kind of uh some kind of uh uh pepper spray like chemical some kind of irritant chemical purpose

00:19:56.940 unclear uh unless you had a specific allergy experts tell me you wouldn't die from this uh but then mike

00:20:04.860 adams who also is known as the health ranger who is a scientist and a very learned man a very reasonable

00:20:11.420 man uh came forward yesterday saying that it is his belief uh that uh this attack was uv light directed

00:20:20.860 and energy attack from a laser uh and he makes a very powerful case as to why he believes this is the

00:20:29.100 case i uh it is uh you find it online he's uh the health ranger on x uh mike adams but it's a very

00:20:38.940 interesting he's very specific about uh the the permanent damage specifically that could be

00:20:45.580 accomplished here of course obviously if trump were hit with such a laser well that would be

00:20:50.700 yet that could be uh uh debilitating if not uh fatal so uh what what's your view here i know

00:20:57.580 i'm asking you to guess uh we have sketchy details i do point out again that no one's told us the status

00:21:04.060 the current physical status of those who were afflicted yeah so my initial gut reaction was it

00:21:12.620 was chlorine gas and that's terrorists can very easily uh mix up chlorine gas chlorine gas is both

00:21:20.700 a burning and a choking agent it's it's a it's a chemical weapon but it's something that can be it

00:21:26.220 was used in the first world war but it's as soon as i heard burning eyes on a on a on a scale uh of more

00:21:33.820 than one person i i presumed some kind of expedient uh uh mixed together chlorine gas now the the laser

00:21:42.780 incident absolutely plausible and good let's go back to the maui episode we have the chinese daki one

00:21:52.540 satellite which immediately which had nasa approval to be shooting lasers into the sky over hawaii and i'm

00:22:02.380 going hold on a second here and i studied the the launch weight of the cargo capacity of the daki one

00:22:09.180 is six thousand pounds now for those of you who are space knowledgeable six thousand pounds is a lot

00:22:17.020 to play with and if you study lasers are all about power generation and the type of power to project that

00:22:25.340 laser and six thousand pounds is absolutely enough you can put a lot of power generation in six thousand

00:22:34.620 pounds and same so so where could they have been shooting the daki one i haven't studied the location

00:22:40.700 of the daki uh or other chinese satellites but these don't are not subject to pre-launch inspection we have

00:22:47.340 no idea what are on these meteorological atmospheric tests uh satellites that china puts up we have no

00:22:55.420 idea what's on there and but when you're talking about thousands of pounds of capacity you bet you can

00:23:02.860 that's enough to uh with a laser and i was looking at the laser from uh generating enough heat to hit 350

00:23:10.300 degrees uh a laser uh i don't know the exact characteristics uh vis-a-vis damage to the human

00:23:18.620 eyeball uh but yeah absolutely that is that should not i do not take that off the evidence table table

00:23:26.700 good job on the health ranger for pointing that out i keep these all these things on the evidence

00:23:32.540 table now some are more likely than others but i will not just sweep them off the evidence table like

00:23:38.460 the mainstream media and the fbi does and just say that no no way possible boom which is another word

00:23:44.700 for cover-up so absolutely plausible uh on lasers uh at the campaign rally uh i think it was probably

00:23:52.780 a little longer than a week ago uh we saw cash patel the former uh chief of staff the u.s defense

00:23:59.420 department former national security uh age president donald trump former counsel to the house intelligence

00:24:06.940 committee under chairman uh uh devin nunez uh in a great interview with sean ryan and in it he was

00:24:14.220 asked about the vulnerability of our electric power grid across the country uh and uh he said that

00:24:22.700 based on everything he knew from his time uh in the service uh where those issues were examined he

00:24:28.460 thinks that the grid is exceedingly uh vulnerable uh vulnerable potentially to terrorists to hackers

00:24:36.540 uh and so on that it's lightly guarded some of the key components are uh the security consists of a

00:24:43.420 link chain link fence and a camera uh what they call certain hot spots within the the grid uh but that

00:24:51.420 is quite that he believed that the grid could fairly easily be shut down by our enemies uh and the chaos

00:24:57.900 that would ensue without electricity when you examine it uh no no lights no computers uh no cell

00:25:06.460 phones uh no refrigeration no air conditioning uh no refrigeration for your food uh it really and

00:25:14.940 pitch darkness uh except for sunshine uh daylight uh it's a very scary scenario uh do you agree with

00:25:22.540 that analysis regarding the vulnerability of the grid yeah absolutely we have a perfect storm

00:25:29.180 of uh the enablers the captured elite doing stupid things with green energy so right off the bat

00:25:36.940 our power grid is extremely brittle and unreliable because of the cult and religion of green energy

00:25:44.540 which you need constant pull constant delivery of energy this the the i'm all for solar and wind that's

00:25:55.660 going to get you 12 at best 12 that's it everything else has to be coal gas hydro nuclear and they're

00:26:06.060 war on these other sources makes it brittle right off the bat now chinese interference let me point out

00:26:12.860 that in the 2023 national offense authorization act we an obscure section was called the section 1088

00:26:21.500 national tabletop on critical infrastructure in primarily energy in case of chinese attack on taiwan

00:26:32.620 swan so it was in the ndaa and like this went right over almost everybody's head uh it's because as i looked

00:26:41.980 into it the the grave concern the realization china was inside our grid china was inside um all of our

00:26:53.180 critical infrastructure and we needed to do a interagency series of tabletops to war game how do we deal with

00:27:02.300 this so this was a huge flashing alarm bell maybe a bit wakish very obscure language buried in the 23 ndaa

00:27:12.140 we're in 24 and we got the 25 already being worked so you bet that there is a grave concern and just my

00:27:19.820 uh uh unattributable uh feedback uh on from this event i can't go into almost any details because

00:27:28.540 it's a very very classified activity um yeah grave concern that china is inside our power grid with a

00:27:35.580 lot of the componentry and can just turn it off when they want to uh you know this is uh something that

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00:31:02.540 co-host uh troy smith before you go colonel mills i want to ask you one more question and that is uh

00:31:09.420 looking at events around the gulf of mexico the chinese uh have now most definitely a

00:31:16.940 high-tech spy station uh in cuba uh the russians have had the audacity to move warships into the gulf

00:31:25.180 as a reaction to uh some of the the nato actions and ukrainian actions against them and our support

00:31:34.380 for them uh what are the odds uh that uh that as in 1962 the chinese have more than just a spy station

00:31:43.420 in cuba what are the odds that they have missiles of some type yeah thank you roger i think we have

00:31:49.980 to presume uh the chinese have missiles already in cuba even if they're the long-range s-300 s-400

00:31:57.340 anti-aircraft missiles the american intelligence community is too woke and stupid to realize those

00:32:05.100 those are dual use you can hit ground targets with those that means you can hit an airliner over

00:32:10.700 orlando or hit orlando international because those are dual use missiles but the perception of the

00:32:17.980 intelligence community is oh we're only talking about offensive missiles and those anti-aircraft

00:32:23.660 missiles are defensive doesn't matter in the year 2024 you can use both things the chinese have missiles

00:32:30.460 in cuba that's that they always deploy missiles around their bases when they have overseas bases

00:32:36.380 so at the you got that they got a huge footprint in the bahamas they have gulf oil platforms in the

00:32:44.220 gulf so they've surrounded florida and then you got the russian uh boats uh russian ships in the in

00:32:51.020 the gulf but i just took quick things i just came back from taiwan grave concern by the taiwanese

00:32:57.900 officials they're going to get quarantined like the 62 missile crisis in the next six months and all

00:33:04.300 they say is give us the weapons we've already bought we'll fight ourselves on our own but just give us the

00:33:10.540 weapons we've we've sought so and and in in alaska uh well i was in in in taiwan the u.s military flew in

00:33:22.620 an infantry company and a long-range missile unit to shemya island our our ex our radar site on the

00:33:29.900 very very tip of the illusions because that site has no defense uh the the radar site has no way to

00:33:36.460 defend itself and it's been noticed that the russian and chinese uh joint patrols of ships and aircraft

00:33:43.180 have been loitering around that radar site signaling they were either going to do a raid or attack it

00:33:49.340 um and so we just flew out an infantry company to the very tip of the illusion so things are getting

00:33:55.020 hot in cuba and in the in the pacific all right i'm afraid we have to leave it there i want to thank

00:34:02.220 our guest colonel john mills a recognized national security expert who again served as the director

00:34:08.700 of cyber security policy strategy and international affairs at the department of defense uh colonel mills

00:34:15.420 is a senior fellow at the center for security policy he also writes an excellent substack uh colonel

00:34:22.300 tell us your substack address we'll put it out thank you roger colonel rhett john colonel

00:34:29.340 rhett john at substack and colonel rhett john two at x thank you roger all right many many thanks

00:34:37.180 all right troy we're going to move to the domestic political contest that is before us uh if you live

00:34:44.940 in las vegas or in nevada tulsi gabbard and robert f kennedy will be in las vegas on saturday for uh

00:34:53.980 the part of the reclaim america trump team tour where they'll be talking about uh and uh stopping world

00:35:01.980 war three as well as making america healthy again uh we'll uh we'll uh we urge you to look for the

00:35:10.060 details of that it's going to be pretty widely uh advertised but uh i wish by myself could be there

00:35:15.900 it's going to be a great event that's saturday the 21st all right troy go ahead well roger you know i

00:35:22.780 think we uh we both wish we could be we could be there in vegas it's an uh it sounds like a great

00:35:27.100 event and i'm so happy to see uh you know in some of these battleground states tulsi gabbard and robert

00:35:32.460 f kennedy being utilized by the trump campaign um who you know i think is uh further taking in this

00:35:39.340 political realignment that we see roger one of the key issues um in this political realignment is the

00:35:44.940 candidate that was put up by the democrats and that's kamala harris and she has a history not only

00:35:50.140 misrepresenting her own policies but just straight up lying about what she intends to do and we've seen

00:35:55.420 this pop up more and more as we have gone through this campaign because she continues to misrepresent

00:36:01.580 every single issue uh whether it be gun legislation whether it be her position on health care whether

00:36:08.780 it be her position on a number of things she continually is uh you know changing things

00:36:14.460 that she said in the past so we have a clip that i want to play of kamala harris doing a recent

00:36:19.740 interview where she asserts that she's a gun owner that she's not going to take anybody's gun she said

00:36:24.780 this in the debate as well and then we have three clips three separate instances of kamala harris

00:36:30.620 saying in the past that she would be for a compulsory buyback which by the way means

00:36:35.580 confiscating uh your guns that she would be for uh banning certain types of guns and she's already

00:36:41.020 promised by the way to put forth an assault weapons ban if she is elected in 2024 so that folks at home

00:36:49.420 uh to to clear that up that doesn't mean the scary black gun that means any gun with a clip that is

00:36:54.300 semi-automatic which basically means all guns she wants to ban guns ladies and gentlemen so let's roll

00:37:00.140 those uh all back to back and then get rogers thoughts on kamala's ever-changing position

00:37:05.020 not just on guns but on everything and the fact that we have tape to prove exactly what she said

00:37:10.300 let's roll those i'm a gun owner tim i did not know that if somebody breaks in my house they're getting

00:37:17.580 shot yes yes i i i hear that i hear that probably should not have said that

00:37:26.060 but my staff will deal with that later

00:37:29.980 responsible behaviors among everybody in the community and just because you legally possess

00:37:35.500 a gun in the sanctity of your locked home doesn't mean that we're not going to walk into that home

00:37:41.420 and check to see if you're being responsible and safe in the way you conduct your affair

00:37:45.820 senator senator i'm curious though because not one candidate who has very similar plans to it you

00:37:52.060 have when it comes to guns never really seems to talk about the process of perhaps banning certain

00:37:58.140 guns does it does it involve law enforcement um essentially going to people's houses looking for

00:38:03.980 specific banned guns does it involve perhaps creating a database of people who are legal gun owners i mean

00:38:10.620 what kind of process are we talking about here well first of all is quite a distinction i believe i'm

00:38:15.580 the only one who has said that she will take executive action so mine is not just a plan with some plan

00:38:21.660 for legislation i'm actually prepared to take executive action to put in place rules that improve this

00:38:28.700 situation um i also have as part of my background and experience um working on this issue when i was

00:38:36.780 attorney general and we put resources into allowing law enforcement to actually knock on the doors of

00:38:44.620 people who were on two lists a list where they had been found by a court to be a danger to themselves and

00:38:51.900 others and were on a list where they were precluded and prohibited from owning a gun because of the

00:38:57.820 conviction that that prohibited that ownership and those lists were combined and then we sent

00:39:06.060 law enforcement out to take those guns because listen we have to deal with this on all levels

00:39:11.820 but we have to do this with a sense of urgency and we have to act enough with the talk and again

00:39:17.660 i really have to stress lawful gun ownership that is one thing we're talking about something else

00:39:24.620 and we have to stop conflating and blending all these issues because they are separate and they are

00:39:31.020 different and the bottom line is this our children should not be in fear of going to a community

00:39:37.580 festival or going to school or going with their parents shopping on a saturday afternoon

00:39:45.020 and in fear that there's going to be some mass shooters shooting up the place and let's talk about

00:39:49.340 assault weapons for a moment assault weapons are weapons of war be clear about this assault weapons are

00:39:57.900 designed to kill a lot of people quickly

00:40:05.260 there is no reason that they should exist on the streets of a civil society

00:40:11.900 i'm prepared to take executive action and put in place a ban on the importation of assault weapons

00:40:16.940 into our country but we still have to deal with the over two million assault weapons that are currently

00:40:23.020 in the streets of america and so a buyback program i is a good idea if congress fails to act i'll give

00:40:29.260 them 100 days to put a bill on my desk for signature and if they do not do it i will put in place by

00:40:34.460 executive action a comprehensive background check requirement and a ban on the assault weapons and

00:40:39.820 importation of assault weapons into our country i'm done and that's why we will work to pass universal

00:40:45.260 background checks red flag laws and an assault weapons ban uh amazing no she's a gun grabber there's no

00:40:54.300 question about it the left always uses the term assault weapon uh i think people think of machine

00:40:59.900 guns or uh or an ak but it really does uh as you point out cover most guns that are not made for mayhem or

00:41:09.420 killing the maximum number of people possible uh but they are designed for maximum defense which is

00:41:15.980 why you have a right to own them this is a part of the entire reinvention of kamala harris uh no they

00:41:23.100 insist that she didn't uh seek to the bail money to get blm and antifa radicals who helped burn down

00:41:31.500 a third of the country doing millions of dollars of damage to public and private property and injuring

00:41:39.420 and killing uh americans uh she want that never happened except for it did claim she didn't want

00:41:45.900 to defund the police but she did uh claimed that when she enforced the state laws on truancy uh well

00:41:54.380 nobody was arrested and went to jail we have the shocking new story of sharae peoples a black woman

00:42:02.140 whose daughter uh shayla had sickle cell anemia but and was hospitalized had been excused from school

00:42:11.020 but kamala harris prosecuted arrested perp walk and prosecuted her mother uh and not caring about

00:42:18.940 the facts so all of these uh this idea that she was somehow uh tough on the cartels i think that's

00:42:27.820 going to get examined as well it's interesting that the whistleblower uh regarding the so-called abc

00:42:35.660 debate i find that whistleblowers uh documents to be credible and the source of them to be credible say

00:42:42.700 that kamala harris specifically got abc to agree not to ask her any questions about her tenure as a

00:42:49.180 prosecutor either as the district attorney of san francisco or the attorney general of the state

00:42:55.580 of california well and roger as you see we know exactly why because she has a very documented history

00:43:03.100 of taking some of the most far left positions and and even though there has been this media blitz trying

00:43:08.700 to reinvent her to make her something that she's not the tape still exists and we have shows like this

00:43:14.300 where we can air this stuff we showed abortion eclipse yesterday uh to just totally contradict

00:43:19.820 everything that they're talking about um and and this is just it's a it's a it's on every issue

00:43:25.740 they're trying to reinvent kamala harris and make her something that she's not and the way that they're

00:43:30.460 doing this roger is this kind of revolving door of guests at msnbc nbc cnn and of course

00:43:38.620 abc with george stephanopoulos i call him patient zero of this uh revolving door between the modern

00:43:45.340 democrats and the uh and the media that we see you know the mainstream media the abc's nbc's those

00:43:51.420 those types so uh we have a we have an appearance on msnbc i want to show you this because it's

00:43:55.900 unbelievable uh and we have some clips from president trump's speech before the israeli american council

00:44:02.460 yesterday and that has kind of kicked up all this talk about jewish americans and how they're going to

00:44:07.420 vote in 2024 um and i was kind of disgusted by this clip particularly and i wanted to get your

00:44:13.340 thoughts on this guy's statement because he makes trump out to be i think one of the most anti-semitic

00:44:19.260 people and when you really examine what he's talking about it's kind of amazing considering

00:44:23.580 that the democrats can't go anywhere without pro-palestine people chanting from the river to

00:44:29.180 the sea wipe out israel uh and and having to remove them from their events i mean it happened

00:44:34.060 at uh kamala harris's speeches it happens at biden's speech it happens every time the democrats appear in

00:44:39.580 public so let's roll this clip and get your thoughts on the democrat bait and switch as it pertains to

00:44:43.980 jewish americans the democrats have more anti-semitic supporters uh who chant from the river to the sea

00:44:50.620 than any group uh in the country yet they have the balls to go out there and say donald trump

00:44:55.660 is anti-semitic let's roll that trump always seeks to divide by identity it's his mo and jewish americans

00:45:04.060 have no reason to trust him on this measure this is a guy who dined with the holocaust denier this is a

00:45:10.220 guy who picked a vp nominee who defended uh tucker carlson's guest who had said that the nazi death camps

00:45:17.820 were just simply prisoner of war operations gone astray he has no trust or credibility with jewish

00:45:25.260 americans and i think the big majority of jews in this country recognize that someone who spews hate

00:45:30.460 and seeks to divide us is ultimately not going to be good for any american least of all jews

00:45:36.460 nice try uh donald trump uh the man who kept his promise to move the capital to jerusalem

00:45:42.940 donald trump who gave israel everything it had needed to defend itself donald trump who has a

00:45:47.980 jewish daughter and jewish grandchildren all of whom he loves dearly donald trump who's been the stout

00:45:55.580 defender of israel donald trump whose sanctions had cut off iran uh leaving them virtually broken

00:46:04.220 therefore not a danger to israel that donald trump is that the donald trump we're talking about uh this

00:46:11.340 anti-semitism uh problem this country is coming from the house floor from a trio of radical islamic

00:46:19.340 democrats uh who denig who insist the holocaust didn't happen uh who uh who insists that uh that

00:46:27.260 in essence on 9 11 something happened they won't even characterize it because to them it was a great

00:46:32.780 attack on the great satan uh this is not credible i i think it is also safe to say however that jewish

00:46:40.700 voters in the united states are by tradition uh the most traditionally uh and intense uh parts of the

00:46:49.580 democrat constituency in presidential politics and always have been since the time of the new deal

00:46:56.620 uh it is a harry truman a democrat who founds israel uh this uh all further cements the strength

00:47:04.380 uh that said donald trump will get a historic percentage of jews uh in the upcoming election

00:47:10.460 he will run very well in the orthodox jewish communities as well as other parts of the jewish

00:47:17.500 community because they recognize that kamala harris will not stand up for israel she if you look at

00:47:24.380 her advisors the people advising her uh that tells you uh immediately every one of them is anti-israel

00:47:32.780 these are the people who uh who unfroze 190 billion dollars worth of assets and gave them

00:47:39.740 to iran uh they use that money to uh finance their nuclear weapons development program and to

00:47:48.220 subsidize hamas and and hezbollah to pay for the attacks on israel on october 7th

00:47:55.580 well and roger you know the fact that we have uh you know these members of congress i mean you look at

00:48:00.620 kamala harris she refused with biden to meet with netanyahu when they came to when he came to dc

00:48:06.620 and they've done this limbo of trying to distance themselves from uh jewish americans and you have

00:48:11.580 to say to the jewish americans out there what are you waiting for in terms of a a group of people

00:48:17.020 politically who are clearly against you and they don't care i mean you and you look at the support

00:48:23.340 uh within the democratic party on the campuses roger this is the the campuses are the training browns

00:48:29.180 grounds for the democrat party and what we see uh in the campuses is the most anti-semitic rhetoric

00:48:35.100 that you will find anywhere in this country uh they had mass protests where they're burning the

00:48:39.900 israel flag and and they're democrats but they've even turned against biden because they hate israel

00:48:45.180 that much uh and for msnbc to sit up there and uh basically you know opine to the old school white

00:48:52.300 liberals who watch them um and pretend like oh we're still the party of harry truman is pretty pretty

00:48:58.140 unbelievable anyway roger i mentioned uh quickly there that we have uh clips from president trump

00:49:03.020 speaking yesterday before the israeli american council want to roll those clips um and then we

00:49:08.540 have a few more things to get into but it was a particularly good speech just want to show a little

00:49:11.900 bit of that it's here at home i will ban refugee resettlement from terror infested areas like the gaza strip

00:49:19.740 we will restore the travel ban some people call it the trump travel ban and keep the radical islamic

00:49:28.140 terrorists out of our country

00:49:33.420 that was upheld by the supreme court and it really did work again we had no terrorist attacks into the

00:49:40.540 united states think of it now i'm talking united states if that's okay we had no terrorist attacks

00:49:47.020 for four years nothing nothing they knew don't play games with us

00:49:54.300 and we will deport the foreign jihad sympathizers and hamas supporters from our mitzvah we'll get them out

00:50:01.820 if you hate america if you want to eliminate israel we will throw you out of our country so rapidly your

00:50:09.500 head will spin

00:50:26.620 kamala harris is the candidate of the forces that want to destroy western civilization the other day

00:50:33.980 in fact it was yesterday the fbi reported that iran has spied on my campaign i'm gonna have to hire

00:50:46.700 alan dershu it's only alan dershu it's gonna

00:50:50.620 iran has spied on my campaign think of this and given the information to kamala

00:50:58.220 what's that all about that alone should get me elected think of it iran got the information

00:51:06.460 from my campaign and gave it immediately to kamala and the campaign apparatus over on the other side

00:51:13.660 i'm the candidate of those who want to defend western civilization defend israel and defend the united

00:51:19.660 states of america as you know troy several major media outlets including the washington post and politico

00:51:28.940 have come forward to say that they indeed got documents from a source that the fbi told them

00:51:36.460 was an iranian source and they have therefore declined to publish these pilfered documents so far

00:51:44.300 uh the u.s uh justice department's announced that will actually bring charges uh in this uh in this

00:51:51.020 hacking soon uh so we look forward to them making that case and seeing the evidence you can see why

00:51:57.500 the iranians would potentially want to hack or even worse assassinate donald trump uh i think there are

00:52:05.740 other potentials uh who might want to assassinate him but you can see why the iranians would hate him

00:52:12.700 uh they had he they were destitute they had no world power they uh were frustrated in their nuclear

00:52:19.420 ambitions uh they uh were held at bay by our drones uh the taliban was in hiding we killed their leaders

00:52:28.620 uh using uh drone technology so there is indeed a motive we just have to watch this uh play out uh as it

00:52:37.340 were uh look people ask me where does this election stand i think that uh donald trump based on the

00:52:43.820 polling that i believe uh and looking at the real clear uh politics average poll panoply i think donald

00:52:52.300 trump maintains that narrow lead at this point uh in every swing state uh one swing state wisconsin maybe

00:52:59.260 is within the margin uh so he uh i'll call it a dead heat uh there was an ipsos poll the other day

00:53:07.180 showed kamala leading in pennsylvania by five but then when you looked internally when you ask people

00:53:12.620 how they voted uh that poll had biden been had people saying they had voted for biden in 2016 by

00:53:20.300 eight points but biden only won pennsylvania by 1.2 points that's how you know they oversampled democrats

00:53:27.420 and why the results of that poll are incorrect um so i think the race is very close uh it's really

00:53:34.380 incumbent on the trump campaign uh the republican party uh and the america first uh patriots to get

00:53:42.300 out every christian evangelical christian turnout was down between 2016 and 2020 and 2016 when trump won

00:53:50.860 it was i think 78 percent but in uh 2020 it was as low as i think 68 percent perhaps it was 63 percent

00:54:00.540 have to go back and look gun owners there are more gun owners per capita per person in in pennsylvania

00:54:08.060 than any state in the country but as the president said on gutfeld the other night gun owners uh are

00:54:14.540 not uh are not particularly reliable voters so it's incumbent on every single vote to get out i'm afraid we

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00:55:33.980 very grateful all right troy uh we got about a minute and a half i'm gonna let you close

00:55:43.500 well roger you know i think it's important for all of us to remember that as we go into this election i

00:55:48.140 think it's easy to get fatigued uh 2024 has been on the mind of everybody i think since 2020 and the

00:55:55.580 reason that is is because after the 2020 election we were all helpless as a nation we were subject to

00:56:02.220 covid restrictions uh president biden was attempting to force employers uh to vaccinate their employees

00:56:07.980 and if they didn't do it uh they faced destroyed businesses and their lives uh completely ruined so

00:56:14.060 i think it's important as we head in this election roger to remember the helplessness that we all

00:56:19.580 felt uh following the 2020 election and realize that this is our opportunity you know america we've been

00:56:25.660 fading out for a long time we had a little sugar rush with president trump and this is our last chance

00:56:30.700 uh to put this country back on track uh and save us from eight years of potentially uh destruction with

00:56:37.340 kamala harris uh and eight more years really because this is what it really is roger of barack obama and

00:56:42.780 the democrat party so we have to just remember that heading into 2024 this is a this is about a lot

00:56:47.660 more than coveted restrictions uh this is about the fate of our country and this is about uh where we

00:56:52.860 will go in the future will we be leaders or will we be uh rome that collapses you know i i want to see

00:56:58.700 us a lead into the future and i think america's life will last a lot longer in this election if we make

00:57:04.220 the right choice all right uh this sunday at 77 wabc liz croken of documentary filmmaker and of course

00:57:12.220 investigative journalist with the latest on the p diddy uh arrest and that burgeoning scandal until

00:57:20.060 next time i'm roger stone he's troy smith thank you for joining us in the stone zone god bless you

00:57:25.820 and godspeed a man who's gone through hell but he's kept going and he's smart and he's strong

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