Valuetainment - July 24, 2025


＂Bill Clinton Is A Pervert＂ - Laura Loomer REVEALS Clinton’s DARK SECRET Behind Closed Doors


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In this episode, I sit down with Alex Blumberg and talk to him about how he got his start as an investigative journalist and how he became a political activist. Alex talks about his journey from a small town reporter to a reporter in the big city.

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00:00:00.080 The Laura Loomer who knows all the stories in the White House.
00:00:02.980 We don't know how, but somehow, some way you get the stories.
00:00:05.360 You get the scoop.
00:00:06.100 So how is that?
00:00:06.800 How is it that, you know, you got people fired at the White House.
00:00:10.020 You know, you see videos with you walking up, President hugs you,
00:00:13.120 and the next thing you know, Mike Waltz, a bunch of guys getting fired.
00:00:15.880 How do you get all this kind of intel?
00:00:18.300 Well, look, I've been doing what I do as an investigative journalist
00:00:21.160 for the last 12 years and working in grassroots political activism,
00:00:26.380 running for political office myself twice in the state of Florida,
00:00:29.260 and also just being a day one Trump supporter, really,
00:00:32.060 since he went down those golden escalators at Trump Tower.
00:00:35.900 You meet a lot of people, right?
00:00:37.760 And just like you're a great networker,
00:00:40.180 I also have spent a lot of time throughout my life networking
00:00:43.740 and developing sources and nurturing relationships with sources.
00:00:48.800 And it's really wild, right, where my life has taken me.
00:00:55.360 I honestly didn't think that I was ever going to be able
00:00:58.480 to make a comeback after being completely canceled everywhere for years,
00:01:02.240 you know, being really the canary in the coal mine
00:01:05.060 for cancel culture, shut down on all these platforms.
00:01:07.900 But it's been a whole new lease on life
00:01:10.660 since Elon Musk gave me back my ex account in 2022.
00:01:14.720 Everybody else gave it back as well, meaning Facebook, Instagram, Uber, Lyft.
00:01:17.860 You're back with everybody?
00:01:18.920 No, not everybody, just Elon.
00:01:20.900 Wait, you're not back on Facebook?
00:01:22.300 No.
00:01:23.400 Only ex.
00:01:24.460 Yeah, only ex.
00:01:25.340 And have you tried to go to these guys to find out
00:01:28.120 why they're not giving it back to you or no?
00:01:29.840 Yeah, I've had conversations with their consultants
00:01:32.600 and, you know, they hired a bunch of GOP consultants,
00:01:35.720 Facebook did, after Zuckerberg had his makeover, you know,
00:01:38.760 and now he's a cool guy.
00:01:41.120 Right?
00:01:41.260 All of a sudden, he's MAGA.
00:01:42.540 He took the tampons out of the boys' bathrooms at Meta.
00:01:45.140 So he thinks that all of a sudden we're going to forgive him
00:01:47.280 for years of censorship and election interference.
00:01:50.820 But no, they never gave me back my account.
00:01:54.080 And when they said that they were going to lift all the censorship,
00:01:57.000 I wanted to test it.
00:01:57.900 So I went and I created an Instagram account
00:01:59.880 just to kind of test the boundaries.
00:02:02.400 But, you know, and I've gotten a few thousand followers
00:02:05.840 since I created this new account two months ago.
00:02:08.220 It was really just a test to see if they were really serious
00:02:11.000 about not censoring people anymore.
00:02:13.140 But I wish I had my old account back.
00:02:14.840 I had a massive account.
00:02:16.020 So is this account still on?
00:02:17.940 Like they're not bothering you with this new account?
00:02:19.900 I don't really post on it much.
00:02:21.100 I just use it for research when I'm investigating people
00:02:24.160 and looking into people and breaking stories.
00:02:26.260 But so far, so good.
00:02:28.280 So the idea of getting people to trust you with Intel,
00:02:32.720 okay, that's a skill set.
00:02:34.340 Now, I think you worked with Project Veritas
00:02:37.100 and you worked with InfoWars.
00:02:39.040 I worked for Project Veritas.
00:02:41.060 So I went to college in Miami, Florida
00:02:43.180 and ended up, they actually paid me to quit my job.
00:02:47.100 So I was working for a Fox News affiliate
00:02:49.000 called Channel 7 News in Miami, Florida
00:02:51.300 when I was in college.
00:02:52.340 So I went to school full-time
00:02:53.580 and I also worked full-time.
00:02:55.720 So I was taking 21 credits a week
00:02:57.280 and also working 40 hours a week at the news station.
00:03:00.600 And-
00:03:00.740 What year is this?
00:03:01.360 This is 15?
00:03:02.060 This was in 2014.
00:03:03.820 Okay, 14.
00:03:04.420 And then ultimately,
00:03:07.360 when I was studying broadcast journalism
00:03:09.020 and political science,
00:03:09.920 I was the president of the College Republicans
00:03:11.820 at Bayer University in Miami.
00:03:13.740 And I did this expose on my university
00:03:15.800 and I ended up getting invited
00:03:17.340 to a political conference in Palm Beach.
00:03:20.180 And that's where I met James O'Keefe.
00:03:21.720 And we stayed in touch.
00:03:23.020 And ultimately, he asked me if I could hop on a plane
00:03:26.320 and get to New York the very next day
00:03:28.120 because he wanted me to come in for an interview.
00:03:30.220 And obviously, I canceled all my classes the next day
00:03:34.480 and immediately hopped on a plane
00:03:35.780 and flew to New York.
00:03:37.040 And I didn't even own a winter jacket.
00:03:38.560 So here I am freezing my ass off.
00:03:40.100 How big was he in 14?
00:03:41.300 How big was he in 14?
00:03:42.920 Was he known already?
00:03:43.780 He was known.
00:03:44.500 Was he already established?
00:03:44.700 Like the Acorn expose had already happened.
00:03:47.080 The Planned Parenthood exposés had already happened.
00:03:48.980 Got it.
00:03:49.160 But Project Veritas definitely was not a household name.
00:03:53.060 I mean, just looking around the size of this studio,
00:03:55.200 it was probably the size of this,
00:03:56.820 honestly, just the size of this room.
00:03:58.100 It was a tiny little office.
00:03:59.040 It was, yeah, it was a tiny little office
00:04:00.840 and everybody crammed in
00:04:02.260 and there really wasn't even enough room
00:04:03.460 for everybody to be in the office.
00:04:04.640 So it wasn't until after the presidential election
00:04:08.000 that they really blew up.
00:04:09.700 And so I quit my job at the Fox affiliate
00:04:13.240 and then started working undercover for him
00:04:16.000 while I was a senior.
00:04:17.380 And ultimately, I ended up getting kicked out of college
00:04:19.900 my senior year, a month before graduation,
00:04:22.600 for an expose I did on my university.
00:04:25.540 And then I ended up packing all my stuff
00:04:27.440 in my Jeep at the time and driving to New York.
00:04:30.100 And then I immediately started working undercover
00:04:31.920 in the Hillary Clinton campaign,
00:04:33.460 exposing her on hidden camera.
00:04:35.500 And so for three and a half years,
00:04:37.720 that's what I did.
00:04:38.240 I worked for Project Veritas.
00:04:39.680 I was their lead embed, undercover journalist,
00:04:43.240 exposing Hillary across various states.
00:04:46.040 Give me some examples on how you did it.
00:04:47.980 So you have to have an alias.
00:04:50.080 So I had to have different identities,
00:04:51.380 fake IDs, you're not allowed to use,
00:04:56.740 like fill out actual FEC documentation with a fake ID.
00:05:00.200 But in terms of just going into the office
00:05:02.060 and interviewing and getting a volunteer position,
00:05:05.040 working with the Hillary Clinton campaign,
00:05:06.780 I had at least like five different names, right?
00:05:08.920 Different aliases.
00:05:09.440 That's what you did.
00:05:10.180 You were a volunteer on the inside.
00:05:12.320 So I went in.
00:05:13.320 The way it would work is I would say,
00:05:14.500 oh, I want to volunteer.
00:05:15.420 And you'd sign up.
00:05:16.340 And then you would just be like super aggressive, right?
00:05:18.660 To the point where you're a super volunteer.
00:05:20.260 To the point where they start to offer you positions.
00:05:23.440 And that's how I became so embedded
00:05:25.800 is they thought, wow, you know, this volunteer,
00:05:28.520 volunteer, they didn't know I was undercover,
00:05:30.860 is so dedicated.
00:05:31.980 So then they tried to make me a field operative
00:05:34.040 for Hillary Clinton.
00:05:34.820 And I got invited to, you know,
00:05:37.060 private events with John Podesta
00:05:38.500 and Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton
00:05:41.800 and Huma Abedin to the point where I was in the same room
00:05:44.480 with some of these officials at the same time
00:05:46.440 and was able to get, you know, hidden audio
00:05:48.980 and recording of Huma Abedin talking to me at the time
00:05:51.760 about how they were actually going to allow
00:05:53.920 for every single Syrian refugee
00:05:55.680 to come into the United States.
00:05:57.180 And if you recall,
00:05:58.280 this is at the time when ISIS was on their rampage
00:06:00.620 and Obama had called them the JV team.
00:06:03.120 And, you know, you had these Syrian refugees,
00:06:06.600 migrants in the United States
00:06:07.800 committing what Obama called workplace violence, right?
00:06:10.560 And so this was one of the top three issues
00:06:12.500 was who was going to crack down on the Syrian invasion
00:06:15.720 into our country.
00:06:17.140 And I was able to get a hidden audio recording
00:06:20.500 of Huma Abedin when I spoke with her
00:06:22.400 at a private Hillary Clinton fundraiser.
00:06:24.320 And it was actually mentioned by President Trump
00:06:26.300 at the debate between himself and Hillary Clinton.
00:06:28.600 So it exposed her as a liar about her immigration policy.
00:06:32.280 We exposed them saying things like beg for forgiveness
00:06:35.780 instead of asking for permission
00:06:37.180 when registering illegal aliens to vote.
00:06:40.240 We caught a lot of things on camera.
00:06:41.900 I got one of the election supervisors
00:06:44.580 in Manhattan on camera
00:06:45.880 admitting that the Democrats
00:06:47.100 bused people in Chinese and Islamic
00:06:51.200 and Hispanic neighborhoods
00:06:53.000 so that they can commit voter fraud.
00:06:55.060 And a lot of this stuff was, you know,
00:06:56.920 front page news.
00:06:57.660 It dominated the news cycle.
00:06:58.600 What kind of background check did they do on you?
00:07:00.220 What kind of, are they doing any vetting, references?
00:07:02.700 They didn't do any vetting.
00:07:04.340 It was shocking.
00:07:05.560 This is a presidential campaign.
00:07:07.080 Presidential campaign.
00:07:08.380 No vetting.
00:07:09.200 I mean, if they did vetting,
00:07:10.120 then we would have never been able to get that close
00:07:12.440 to Hillary Clinton with a hidden camera. 0.88
00:07:14.500 Were you ever in the same room with Hillary or not?
00:07:16.440 Oh, yeah.
00:07:17.160 Multiple times.
00:07:17.560 What was she like?
00:07:19.040 I mean, just very fake, right?
00:07:21.740 Just kind of cold, fake.
00:07:23.460 Like, I was in the room with her advisors
00:07:27.320 and her staff for the most part, right?
00:07:29.080 With Huma Abedin.
00:07:30.280 And I was in a room with John Podesta once.
00:07:34.460 I mean, Hillary is just very cold. 1.00
00:07:35.900 Even to her own staff, she's not very friendly.
00:07:38.820 You know, those people that kind of smile
00:07:40.140 and, oh, hi, you know, how's it going?
00:07:41.760 And then they just hate it.
00:07:42.500 And they're like, oh, get me the hell out of here.
00:07:44.240 Like that.
00:07:45.100 Yeah.
00:07:45.300 Not very happy to see her supporters.
00:07:48.280 What was Bill like?
00:07:50.060 He's actually very personable.
00:07:51.380 I hate to admit that because, you know,
00:07:53.460 he's such a horrible person.
00:07:56.700 But he actually is charismatic.
00:07:58.780 It's kind of hard not to like him
00:08:00.660 if you're in the same room with him.
00:08:02.040 But he's a pervert.
00:08:03.200 You know, I mean, I remember this was when I had blonde hair
00:08:05.600 and I was in my early 20s just starting to work
00:08:08.080 for Project Veritas because this was, what,
00:08:10.340 almost 10 years ago now?
00:08:11.880 And I was a little heavier back then, right?
00:08:15.020 I've lost a lot of weight since then.
00:08:16.600 And I remember that I was wearing not like a low-cut shirt,
00:08:19.720 but it was like a V-neck.
00:08:22.020 And, you know, when you lose weight,
00:08:23.820 you lose your boobs, right?
00:08:25.080 And I remember I was like a little bit more,
00:08:27.020 you know, full in the chest.
00:08:29.120 And the photo that I have of me and Bill Clinton,
00:08:31.260 it's kind of funny because his eyes are actually
00:08:33.640 like looking at my chest.
00:08:34.840 So just typical.
00:08:36.160 He's very focused.
00:08:37.220 He's a very focused guy.
00:08:38.260 When he sees things he wants,
00:08:39.520 his eyes go straight to him.
00:08:41.000 It's a funny photo.
00:08:41.640 I have it filmed in my studio.
00:08:43.180 Is that online or no?
00:08:44.380 Is there a picture of a...
00:08:45.600 It should be.
00:08:46.040 I mean, it may...
00:08:47.160 I don't know because a lot of this stuff
00:08:49.120 was on my social media
00:08:50.020 before I got canceled everywhere.
00:08:51.560 But it might be.
00:08:52.760 I think there was like a Daily Mail article
00:08:54.320 that did a story on me
00:08:56.120 when I was running for Congress a couple years ago.
00:08:58.460 And there was a photo.
00:09:01.320 Interesting.
00:09:02.100 Hey, everybody.
00:09:02.720 Laura Loomer here.
00:09:03.580 I'm so excited to finally announce
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