Roger Stone explains why Kash Patel is the perfect choice to replace Andrew McCabe as the next FBI Director, and why the Deep State is in total meltdown mode over the news of the nomination. He also explains why the appointment of Kash Patel would be a good thing for the FBI.
00:00:00.000The Stone Zone, with legendary Republican strategist and political icon and pundit, Roger Stone.
00:00:07.100Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents.
00:00:11.120He is a New York Times bestselling author and a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald Trump.
00:00:16.760As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts, spoken at countless venues,
00:00:22.180and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society.
00:00:27.180Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena, Stone has become a pop culture icon.
00:00:33.140And now, here's your host, Roger Stone.
00:00:40.980Good evening and welcome to The Stone Zone with Roger Stone.
00:00:45.040I am not Roger Stone. I am Mark Vargas, editor and chief of Illinois Review, filling in for Roger this evening.
00:00:53.140Roger will be back tomorrow, but we've got a great show in store for you.
00:00:58.440We're going to launch today. We're going to hear a little bit from Roger Stone in a few minutes, an interview that he's just recently gave.
00:01:06.180But before we get to that interview, we're going to talk about how the liberal media and Democrats
00:01:12.840and the deep state and the uniparty are in total meltdown mode over President Trump's nomination of Kash Patel as the FBI director.
00:01:26.600And Roger has written a beautiful piece on The Stone Zone.
00:01:31.480Kash Patel would restore integrity and depoliticize the FBI.
00:01:37.000President Trump has made it crystal clear throughout his campaign that he wanted to clean up the FBI and the DOJ.
00:01:45.340He's going to clean up the DOJ with his nomination of Pam Bondi and perhaps Matt Gaetz as a special counsel to go after political corruption.
00:01:59.160But the nomination of Kash Patel is absolutely brilliant, because if you'll remember, and Roger writes about this in his piece,
00:02:08.160when asked what Kash Patel wanted to do on his first day at the FBI during a recent interview,
00:02:16.420he stated that he wanted to close the FBI headquarters and reopen it as a deep state museum and then send all 7,000 FBI agents across the country to do what they're supposed to do, to be cops.
00:02:36.040Unfortunately, under the deep state and the Obama and Biden-Harris administrations, the FBI has been completely politicized,
00:02:46.140and all of the resources for that organization and the DOJ have been wasted and used to target a political enemy and one man, and that's Donald Trump.
00:03:00.260Now, again, you know that you're over the target.
00:03:04.120You know that President Trump is over the target when you've got Andrew McCabe, and we all remember Andrew McCabe,
00:03:10.180a corrupt FBI official who lies, who was aligned with Hillary Clinton during the 2015 presidential campaign when Donald Trump was her political opponent.
00:03:24.060He was fired, and rightly so, but when you've got Andrew McCabe going on CNN, low-rating CNN, and complaining about the Kash Patel appointment, you know you're on target.
00:03:39.320Andrew, I just want to start first with you and just get your reaction to this news tonight.
00:03:43.080Yeah, well, it's a terrible development for the men and women of the FBI and also for the nation that depends on a highly functioning, professional, independent Federal Bureau of Investigation.
00:04:00.600The fact that Kash Patel is profoundly unqualified for this job is not even, like, a matter for debate.
00:04:07.880So I think what we should really be thinking about right now is what does this signal in terms of Donald Trump's intent for the FBI?
00:04:18.640The installation or the nomination, I guess we should say at this point, of Kash Patel's FBI director can only possibly be a plan to disrupt, to dismantle, to distract the FBI,
00:04:31.760and to possibly use it as a tool for the president's political agenda.
00:04:38.520And, you know, as an organization, we know what that looks like.
00:04:45.600This country has been there before, right?
00:04:48.280The pre-Watergate FBI, the J. Edgar Hoover FBI, struck fear in the hearts of Americans across the spectrum of politicians,
00:04:56.880people in entertainment, people in the civil rights community, because the director operated at the direction of presidents to collect political intelligence
00:05:07.120and to utilize the legal authorities, the investigative authorities of the FBI, to terrorize and intimidate Americans.
00:05:15.600So the question is, is that where we're going back to with this nomination?
00:05:20.220I would argue that Kash Patel would be the perfect person for Donald Trump to nominate if that's, in fact, his intent for the FBI.
00:05:30.600In Roger's op-ed, he writes that the FBI's goals of intimidating Americans—let's not forget this—they intimidated Americans,
00:05:41.620they prosecuted patriots, they protected the politically connected from justice, and illicitly usurping control from the people.
00:05:51.760This would certainly be impeded by FBI director Kash Patel.
00:05:57.140And that's why corrupt FBI officials like Andrew McCabe are in total freakout and meltdown mode,
00:06:06.580because what Kash Patel, who's been a loyal Trump supporter, who is fighting corruption and has said he will continue to fight political corruption,
00:06:18.580and even as FBI director, who has an incredible resume, whether it's working for the director of national intelligence, whether it's chief of staff to the former secretary of defense,
00:06:31.020Kash has the right credentials to serve as FBI director and to clean house.
00:06:37.160And again, the fact that the liberal media is in total meltdown mode is yet more proof that Kash Patel is the right person for the job and that he's going to clean out the FBI on day one,
00:06:51.300and that challenges the power of the deep state, that challenges the authority of the uniparty who have lived so comfortably within the halls of the FBI and DOJ,
00:07:04.400knowing that they've been collaborating with deep state officials who want to target President Trump, who want to target MAGA.
00:07:12.320Let's not forget, it wasn't the FBI, but it was the DOJ that wanted to call parents who stood up for their children in school board meetings domestic terrorists.
00:07:22.400Let's not forget that it's the FBI that created these pre-dawn raids,
00:07:29.460where they not only raided former Illinois Governor Rob Lagojevich, the sitting governor,
00:07:33.920with 26 FBI agents, SWAT team, hostage negotiators, surrounded his home, the sitting governor, to arrest him.
00:07:43.560It's that same FBI that over 26 agents swarmed the home of Roger Stone,
00:07:51.860who pointed the barrel of a semi-automatic weapon at his wife's head as she lay sleeping, trying to figure out what the heck was going on.
00:07:59.020It's that same FBI that not only surrounded Roger Stone's home, a close friend and political ally of Donald Trump,
00:14:16.120And it was at that time that I had the opportunity to meet Reverend Franklin Graham very briefly because we had a common friend, Randy Coggins, a very dynamic young pastor, now in Georgia.
00:14:28.200Then he lived in North Florida, and we'd had friends.
00:14:58.480You know, I was saying, well, you know, the only real answer for me that might save my life is executive clemency, and I'm not allowed to speak to the president.
00:15:06.280The president's not allowed to speak to me.
00:15:34.720His father is one of the greatest men of the 20th century.
00:15:37.180But Franklin Graham is a very effective apostle for the Lord.
00:15:40.440And in his oration, he said, I don't care if your problem is alcoholism or drug addiction or money problems or family problems or health problems.
00:16:03.540So I've seen these miracles, and I prayed, therefore, for a miracle in this most recent election, because the forces of Satan were arrayed against us.
00:16:32.620They want him to die in a dank federal jail cell somewhere.
00:16:38.100And they were ignominiously defeated because good men and women, Republicans, Democrats, independents, people who are nonpolitical, free thinkers, libertarians, Christians, came together and said, no.
00:16:53.200We're sick of the direction of this country.
00:16:55.400We're sick of the transgender agenda being shoved down our throats.
00:16:59.760We're sick of being told that if you believe in life, if you're opposed to whole-scale abortion, you're a domestic terrorist.
00:17:09.120If you're a Catholic and you choose to go to the Latin Mass, well, you're some kind of criminal.
00:17:14.720You know, one of the things that I feel strongly about, I'm a Catholic, meaning I was baptized as a Catholic.
00:17:20.680But when I went to the local Catholic church, back before my trial, some woman spit on me.
00:18:34.280Roger, I was at a rally with President Trump just after reawakened, and, frankly, I was right behind President Trump just before he came on, and Franklin Graham went up to pray over the people.
00:18:44.880And you could feel that there was a spirit of chaos before Franklin Graham came up there, and he had one of the most powerful prayers I've ever heard.
00:19:17.320And the truth is, I was too sick to go.
00:19:19.940I had worked myself into complete exhaustion in the closing days of the election.
00:19:25.380I was supposed to go that final Sunday to speak for Pastor Jonathan Shuttleworth's church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, his Revival Today church.
00:19:35.480He's a great friend of mine, another great apostle for the Lord.
00:19:52.860You know, there's a lot of jockeying going around.
00:19:57.520But in the end, one of the things we were most successful at was getting evangelical Christians, people who believe in the Lord, to vote.
00:20:06.760In 2016, when Donald Trump was elected, 78% of evangelical Christians voted.
00:20:13.920But by 2020, that number had dropped to 63.
00:20:16.840Now, if we hadn't had the turnout that we had this time, if it remained in that same neighborhood, well, frankly, he might have lost.
00:20:25.660So, and many, many people should get credit for this.
00:20:29.920No one person, other than Donald Trump himself, who I think it's amazing after Butler.
00:20:36.160Because prior to the Butler, Pennsylvania event, so many pastors would contact me and say, why doesn't the president talk about his faith more?
00:20:45.680Why doesn't he talk openly about his faith more?
00:20:48.240And I used to hear this when I worked for President Nixon.
00:20:57.480But to him, his faith was a very private thing.
00:21:00.320He didn't want to politicize his faith.
00:21:02.620He thought it was unseemly to talk about his faith.
00:21:06.120Interestingly, John Kenney had no trouble talking about the fact that he was a Catholic.
00:21:10.520It's a key factor in his election, actually.
00:21:12.600So, and I think this was true of Trump.
00:21:16.400He used to go to Norman Vincent Peale's church there on Fifth Avenue in New York.
00:21:23.200But he thought that faith was a private matter.
00:21:26.180He didn't want to, you know, be accused of using it for politics.
00:21:29.660After Butler, I think you saw a real change where he acknowledged for God, in God's eyes, and for the world, that he understood that he'd been spared by the Lord for a specific mission.
00:21:41.580Now, I was impressed when Robin Bullock contacted me months before the incident in which they tried to kill him in Butler, Pennsylvania.
00:21:55.300And he said, there's going to be an attempt on the president's life.
00:21:59.320And I said, Robin, how do you know that?
00:22:00.780And he says, because the Lord has told me this.
00:22:03.180And he says, this is foretold in the book of Samuel 1 and 2, but more precisely in 1 chapters or verses 15 and 16, the story of the two kings.
00:22:14.860Saul, the illegitimate king, the king whose kingdom was taken from him by God because he disobeyed God, and David, the good king.
00:22:23.520And Saul tried to kill David, not once, not twice, but three times.
00:22:29.120And he tried to kill him with a javelin, which grazed his ear.
00:22:33.740So Robin, who's a very private guy and not looking for any publicity or any credit, said, you've got to get the message to the president.
00:22:43.520You don't have to tell him it's for me even because I'm not looking for any FaceTime here.
00:22:47.360But you've got to get the message to him that his life's in danger, and he needs to take precautions.
00:23:28.520I wrote a New York Times bestselling book on the Kennedy assassination, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, The Case Against LBJ, which I laid out the CIA's involvement, organized crime, Big Texas Oil, the military industrial complex, the Secret Service, the FBI.
00:23:44.620And what we saw in Butler was very, very similar to that, stonewalling, a lack of logic.
00:23:51.040You're going to tell me that the state, local, and federal law enforcement are all on different radio frequencies, so they couldn't talk to each other?
00:26:29.480I know the atheists and the globalists, I know they hate that.
00:26:32.860They hate the fact that our founding fathers were Christians.
00:26:35.540But it's in all of our founding documents, whether they like it or not.
00:26:40.420So the biggest fear I have is not the rhinos in the House and the Senate who are going to fight our agenda or the radical Marxist Democrats who are committed to making sure the president fails.
00:26:55.160We will overcome all of that with the strength of the Lord.
00:26:58.780What I really fear is another attempt on his life.
00:27:17.400It's worked for our nation now in this tremendous victory.
00:27:20.060It's vitally important that everyone out there in your family, in the His Glory family, pray unceasingly for the protection of Donald J. Trump.
00:27:32.040That's so true, because we think the election's won and everything is going to go perfectly fine.
00:27:37.360As you know, this next 68 days, whatever day until he takes office, is very, very crucial that we keep praying.
00:27:43.900You know, we're on the verge of potentially World War III today, what's happening in Ukraine and Russia.
00:27:48.460And you know the deep state does not want President Trump to take office, because when he does, he's going to hold people accountable.
00:27:55.060So what are the other things should we be praying specifically for, or the other things that concern you?
00:28:00.680Well, look, I think that we should pray for wisdom by the president.
00:28:04.180The president's got a lot of hard choices to make, because there are a number of very good men and women who will serve.
00:28:12.160There's also those quislings, those rhinos, those permanent establishment Republicans who try to suddenly reinvent themselves.
00:28:21.520Oh, Mr. President, I was for you the whole time when they weren't.
00:28:25.460So I want the president to be able to identify the Judas goats, because they're still out there.
00:28:33.180They're still trying to sell themselves.
00:28:35.460And I think he needs to—we have to pray that God give him both wisdom and discernment in choosing the right people.
00:28:42.260So far, so good, as far as I'm concerned.
00:28:45.100I think he is choosing people who are committed to his agenda.
00:29:32.060And those like FBI Director Comey or CIA Director Brennan or Susan Rice, people who acted knowingly in treasonous activity,
00:29:41.460people who used the full authority of the American government and evidence they knew was fabricated to try to remove a duly elected president and destroy him,
00:29:51.940yes, I think that they should face justice.
00:30:10.780The hardest thing about being a Christian, Pastor Dave, particularly when you're half Sicilian, is forgive those who have trespassed against us.
00:30:37.540The next 64 days are wrought with danger as they try to kill our free speech.
00:30:43.040And I pray they don't try to kill our leader.
00:30:46.380Let's keep President Donald Trump in our thoughts and our prayers.
00:30:55.520And what's remarkable is no matter how hard the deep state tried to go after Roger Stone, bankrupt him, bury him in lawsuits, nearly try to put him in a COVID-infested prison, that he still has a happy outlook on life.
00:31:13.520And that is only because of his personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
00:31:18.280So I encourage all of you not only to continue to keep President Donald Trump in your prayers, but also Roger Stone, who has been so unfairly targeted as well by a corrupt DOJ and FBI.
00:31:33.580But we're going to continue this conversation about the importance, so we can't underscore this, the significance of Kash Patel's nomination to serve as FBI director.
00:31:47.920And I'm going to welcome a very special guest and a personal friend of mine.
00:31:54.180He has served as a police officer and ended his career in U.S. Customs Narcotic Division, where he investigated drug intervention, brought from our – drugs brought from our borders into the U.S. and into our major cities.
00:32:08.960He was an acting case agent on several investigations from child pornography to counterterrorism.
00:32:15.420He also is a Medal of Valor recipient for heroism, ladies and gentlemen, Konstantino Polakis.
00:32:24.540Konstantino, welcome to the Stone Zone, your maiden voyage on the Stone Zone.
00:32:30.220That's right. Yeah. Thank you, Mr. Vargas. It's my pleasure. Yes. Thank you. Looking forward to it.
00:32:35.160Welcome to the show. I'm sorry Roger isn't here today.
00:32:39.560I'll have to do, Konstantino, so I hope that's all right.
00:32:41.760I'll take it. It's a pleasure and an honor, and I appreciate it, Mark.
00:32:46.140Konstantino, you've got a law enforcement background, both local and federal.
00:32:51.340We've been talking about Roger Stone and his latest op-ed, Kash Patel would restore integrity and depoliticize the FBI.
00:33:01.320Earlier in the show, you missed it, but I played a clip of former corrupt FBI official Andrew McCabe,
00:33:07.920who was on CNN talking about how dangerous the appointment of Kash Patel is to the FBI.
00:33:15.200As someone who understands federal law enforcement and local law enforcement, I just wanted to get your two cents on the significance of an appointment of an individual and a patriot like Kash Patel.
00:33:28.780You know, look, I had the pleasure and the honor of meeting Mr. Patel a couple of times, and I think he's a right pick.
00:33:36.800You know, big thumbs up to President Trump for that pick. I really do. I think he's the right pick.
00:33:41.000I think he's going to get confirmed. I don't think he'll have any issues there.
00:33:45.620However, somebody like Andrew McCabe is grasping at straws, right?
00:33:50.640He's a disgraced formal federal agent.
00:33:54.580You know, the trust is he's on CNN talking about, you know, President Trump's picks.
00:34:00.180Well, you know, where was he last year?
00:34:03.140Well, it's so convenient that he just wants to get on CNN now and discuss this, right?
00:34:08.300And, you know, as far as Kash goes, I think he's got a road ahead of him that he's going to face some cultural inertia from some longtime staffing at the FBI.
00:34:18.620And it's going to be up to him to, you know, really foster the unity within the body of it to get some transparency.
00:34:26.020And I think he's the right pick. Actually, I really think he is.
00:34:30.300I think he's going to he's going to hit a home run.
00:34:33.520You know, you're you you know, Roger Stone.
00:34:37.500Well, you've been to his home there in Fort Lauderdale.
00:34:41.460You obviously, you know, former Illinois Governor Rob Legoyevich very, very well.
00:34:49.620And, you know, it seems it was the FBI that really has perfected the art of the raid, the pre-dawn raid.
00:34:56.820You know, they over nearly 30 agents raided the home of the former the sitting Illinois Governor Rob Legoyevich in 2000 December of 2008.
00:35:06.960The FBI raided the home of pre-dawn raid of Roger Stone and his wife, Nydia, who is legally deaf.
00:35:14.820And she woke up in her bed staring at the barrel of a semi-automatic rifle.
00:35:21.720You know, they put amphibious teams underwater in the intracostal behind his home in case Roger did a, you know, thought of a James Bond like is underwater escape from federal agents.
00:35:36.080You know, there's story after story of how this agency, Constantino, has used its resources, both money and individuals, to target political enemies, particular President Donald Trump and his close associates.
00:35:54.500Talk to us a little bit about, you know, just what your thoughts are on how this agency, which is supposed to be like cops and go out and go after real criminals, has now been using all of its resources and tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars to go after political enemies.
00:36:11.600Constantino, this can't happen anymore.
00:36:16.980Yeah, unfortunately, Mark, you know, it's as simple as this.
00:36:20.200The FBI does what's called a power play, right?
00:36:24.200They want to get you at the most vulnerable time.
00:36:27.740And, you know, within their SOP, which is their standard operations policy manuals, they think that a human individual is at their most vulnerability at that time in the morning, right?
00:36:42.340And depending on who the offender is or who they have the warrant for and who they're trying to take into custody,
00:36:48.860do you know that 95% of the time that there's an issue to warrant for someone's arrest, an agent can actually pick up the phone, call these people, they get a target letter, right?
00:37:01.060They get a target letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office, whoever that governing state is.
00:37:04.820You'd rather be the Southern District of New York, the Northern District of Chicago.
00:37:55.220And you're right, Mark, it does need to stop.
00:37:57.540And Cash Patel's the right guy to get a two stop because he understands exactly what's going on here.
00:38:03.420Konstantino, as you've stated, you've met Cash Patel a few times.
00:38:07.220And for loyal viewers of the Stone Zone, can you tell us a little bit about Cash's personality and what it was like to be with Cash those few times?
00:38:18.340What was your impression of Cash after being around him a few times?
00:38:22.940You know, you would think a guy like Cash would have a persona of walking in and, you know, look at me.
00:39:20.960It was on September 10th, just before 9-11.
00:39:25.260And, you know, he was there supporting the Charlie Daniels Foundation.
00:39:28.680And it's just an all-around good thing.
00:39:30.700And I believe he's a very, very good guy.
00:39:33.040Constantino, sometimes I view the—oftentimes, more often than not, I view the glass as half full as opposed to half empty.
00:39:43.260And I've served in the federal government, in the Secretary of Defense's office.
00:39:48.700But I'd have to think that you don't necessarily go into an agency like DOD, but specifically the FBI, for example, and say, like, I want to go after political enemies.
00:40:02.040You think it's—they want to go in there initially as, I want to go after the real bad guys and make our communities safer, as opposed to, I want to spend all of my time, energy, and taxpayer dollars going after political enemies.
00:40:17.680Constantino, kind of explain that to us about where that transition happens, perhaps, for people, where they go in for—they want to serve our country, and then they end up serving the interests of their political leaders there within the agency.
00:40:35.620Yeah, I actually got quite a very interesting perspective on this one.
00:40:42.200Last year, I went to Harvard University at the Kennedy School of Politics, and I was accompanied to somebody that was giving a speech.
00:40:50.900And I was observing, and I was in a room with 25 of two-year law students from Harvard University.
00:41:00.740And they had—some had some pretty good questions, and most of them were just—you know, I asked, what are your plans after this?
00:41:09.620You know, you get a Harvard Law degree.
00:41:11.360I mean, you kind of write your own check.
00:41:16.080I'm going to the Department of Justice.
00:41:17.860It's either going to be DOD or Department of Justice, and I'm going to investigate political crimes.
00:41:24.320And I asked, I said, well, I didn't even know they were hiring, you know, and just giving them a little bit of a hard time.
00:41:30.880And he says, no, that's just where I'm going to be, you know, and I just don't think—and this is right before President Trump had the January 6th case dropped on him, right?
00:41:40.780And the classified documents case dropped on him as well.
00:41:46.360And this kid was so focused on just going after the opponent, that's all that mattered.
00:41:54.120And I went to get up—the fellowship was being done by a congressman out there, and I went to get up because the student had left.
00:42:01.420And I really wanted to talk to him just to kind of break it down to find out what's the anger.
00:42:06.540Why are you going to commit your life, your life, going to a very prestigious school to go after your political opponents because of beliefs?
00:42:42.000You know, some people are born into better situations and some aren't.
00:42:45.080You know, I'd like to think that somebody that chose Harvard as a place to go, you know, and learn law, they would take it and want to do better.
00:42:57.860And it's just—the diversity of anger that's going on, even at the level of college students, is just disturbing of how they just want to go after, go after, go after, go after.
00:43:12.720I mean, this is a kid that's not even hired by the Department of Justice yet.
00:43:28.240Constantino, you know, Kash Patel is going to have—I mean, the forces are going to be working against him within that agency because the corruption has been allowed to exist for so long.
00:43:44.220And I'd like to think that being from Chicago, that it really was the Obama administration that perfected the art of the witch hunt.
00:43:52.420Obama was using Chicago-style politics, bare-knuckle politics, where you—it's not about policies, but it's about destroying your political enemies, destroying them financially, destroying them reputationally, dragging them through the mud.
00:44:11.480That's how you were taught and brought up, speaking about upbringing and learning from your environment.
00:44:18.960What are some things, given your federal law enforcement background and local law enforcement, and you've been on special task forces as well,
00:44:27.500what are some things that you'd recommend or that Kash Patel should focus on when he arrives at the FBI?
00:44:37.360I mean, we already know that he knows exactly what to do, but your thoughts on some things that need to be done right away in order to start cleaning up this agency
00:44:46.020and restoring trust and integrity back into the FBI?
00:44:51.680Yeah, you know, I do believe, like I initially stated, you know, I think he's going to run into some backlash initially, right, from staff primarily.
00:45:05.540However, I really think he's just got to focus on getting those guys together and understanding that we're not sitting in a building anymore
00:45:16.420and looking to try and get the next title in Washington so we can work our way up and potentially I can have Cash's job.
00:45:23.100Because that's what these guys look for.
00:45:25.160You know, they all want to get up these levels of this, you know, in the federal agencies, it's not like a local, right,
00:45:32.760where there's a sergeant, there's a commander, there's a lieutenant, there's levels, right?
00:45:36.760And their levels will open up doors to different types of promotions in divisions, right?
00:45:42.200Some want to be in charge of bank robbery, you know, some want to be in charge of, you know, cyber crimes,
00:45:48.300some want to be on that international flights where they're doing black op work, right, where a lot of people don't know.
00:45:56.060So he's got his hands full, but his vast experience with understanding the international challenge, right, that the FBI does,
00:46:06.220because a lot of people think that the FBI is just nationally based. It's not. They do work alongside of the CIA.
00:46:11.740They do work along all sorts of different types of federal agencies that they don't discuss.
00:46:18.180And, you know, in some previous interviews with Cash, he's discussed of how he was going to declassify certain things, right?
00:46:27.060So I think if he opens up that door and lets people really, really understand, when I say people, I mean the public, right,
00:46:35.320and things that you don't need a top, you know, security clearance for.
00:46:41.140And if he can open up that door as far as transparency, some of the things that the FBI classifies is just ridiculous.
00:46:49.660They do it just because, again, it's a power play and they can't, right?
00:46:52.720They redact things off of, they leave things out off of reports. It's ridiculous, right?
00:46:59.660However, what most people don't understand, again, back to standard operations for the federal agency,
00:47:05.640any time that you come into, if you become a target, right, from a, as an offender, right,
00:47:11.860and you have a federal agency investigating you,
00:47:14.560every word that you say to them from the initial contact goes in the report, right?
00:47:20.660Pre-child services sees it, if you're ended up being arrested, prosecuted, every conversation you have, right?
00:47:29.160Sometimes the agents won't put it in there and sometimes the agents will.
00:47:33.080Well, why? Why is it, I'll do it now and I won't do it now?
00:47:36.220Because they have an underlying issue.
00:47:38.000They really want to get you, they're going to put it in there, right?
00:47:40.680And if they're, okay, I'm not really sure.
00:47:42.120This is the problem that they're doing.
00:57:44.160Because they replaced him last minute.
00:57:46.280They turned an election into a selection and pulled Joe Biden out and put Kamala Harris in.
00:57:52.480The Democratic Party has lied about making lives easier for the middle class and the working class.
00:57:59.020The Democratic Party has consistently lied about how they're going to lift up poor communities, poor urban communities, Black and Latino residents.
00:58:08.560They've lied about the problems on our southern border, that they've lied about that Kamala Harris was never at the border czar, even though she was named the border czar.
00:58:19.740The Democrats have continued to lie about the atrocities happening on the southern border, the human trafficking, the fact that over 350 children are missing along the southern border, how the drug cartels are holding women and children and young girls hostage.
00:58:39.620The Democrats have continued to lie that there is a crime crisis in major cities.
00:58:48.480The Democrats continue to lie that the illegals, the migrants, have caused a surge in crimes across America, particularly in violent crimes across America.
00:58:59.180The Democrats have lied, saying that that that is not true when, in fact, the numbers and the data and the crime statistics prove otherwise.
00:59:08.160Think about First Chicago, an example.
00:59:10.140And since Joe Biden has taken office, there's been an 11,000 percent increase in violent crimes in Chicago of migrants.
00:59:17.520And so an 11,000 percent increase in arrests of Venezuelans since the border has been opened.