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1:06

the border invasion in why it

1:08

is now entering fees to do

1:10

nord. Phase two is. You're.

1:12

About to and wait to hear would

1:14

face for is. He. It's absolutely

1:16

shocking. we're going to have Gg Carol

1:19

on former Us Border Patrol Agent veteran

1:21

the Border Patrol. For twenty four years

1:23

I was going to join us to

1:25

talk about this phase two plan and

1:27

how is already rolling out and the

1:29

by demonstration. This was already put in

1:31

place by the Obama Administration and just

1:33

carried over into the meat puppet that

1:36

as President Biden. And we're

1:38

also going. It's nice look at the Black

1:40

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1:42

is calling this bridge collapse in Baltimore. Ah,

1:45

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1:47

first or to sit back and save. now this

1:50

just mechanical problems, snacks. Nothing to see here. Okay,

1:52

well we're going a dive into some details which

1:54

are pretty eye opening about that. The General Flynn

1:56

says this is a Black Swan event. Ah,

1:59

and Laura Logan believes that we need to

2:01

look at the Gps on these ships and

2:03

wonder how whether unencrypted and how he these

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2:08

we'll look at that. We're also gonna look

2:10

of course at Diddy. Being.

2:12

Raided. And. Why it? We

2:14

really need to remember the did. He is

2:16

just like the tip of the iceberg here.

2:19

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2:27

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2:30

People. Calling him the the epstein of

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2:34

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is border invasion has begun.

6:25

Phase two. What his face

6:27

to? Well, let's listen to

6:29

an integration specialist from the

6:31

Catholic Charities explain how Phase

6:33

two has just begun. Listen,

6:36

On clamoring, the refugee integration fossilized

6:38

our topic Chinese malachy. walk on

6:40

car as a private refugee resettlement

6:42

aren't as a program that allows

6:44

products on Earth who are Us

6:46

citizens, are green card holders top

6:48

refugees for another country to enter

6:50

the United States. Fertility.

6:52

Us Refugee Admissions Program. Now that the

6:55

program has reached face to, we may

6:57

begin working on our application to sponsor

6:59

our friends and family. So.

7:01

What the world is going on here

7:04

and who or what is the

7:06

Catholic Charities? How the integrating and bringing

7:08

in illegal aliens into the United States

7:10

with the backing of the The Biden

7:13

Administration? What is actually happening here right

7:15

under our noses? Let's bring in to

7:17

To Carroll is the author of invaded

7:20

Course veteran of the Customs and Border

7:22

Patrol a patrol for many many years

7:24

as a supervisor is written amazing book

7:27

on this and I have say Jj

7:29

when. He. Sent me this

7:31

information. I was just blown away and

7:33

I think Americans have no idea what's

7:35

happening. So for Zola started this time

7:37

at the start of this what is

7:40

fees to. Have this entire

7:42

border invasion process. Okay,

7:44

thanks for Salt Lake Trout, Me

7:46

back on and Phase Two. Eyewitnesses

7:48

throughout my career. not to the

7:51

the the level that it's happening

7:53

now. I could never imagine what

7:55

they're doing, but I watched this

7:57

phase system come through. Phase One.

8:00

What to system with millions of

8:02

illegal aliens? Throughout. My career. I

8:04

saw this happening. Phase. Two is

8:06

allowing. Permanent. Resident

8:08

alien called loppers are people with

8:11

green cards and United States citizens.

8:13

To. Sponsor: illegally. Immigrants

8:16

from poor nations into America.

8:19

But. The arrogance of this administration working

8:22

through the and Joe's have spilled

8:24

the beans if you will. Nobody

8:26

knows there's phases unless you were

8:28

inside about obese and watch the

8:30

to your career. Phase. One.

8:33

Millions. Of people coming into America

8:35

illegally. Phase one doesn't end mind

8:37

you, it just continues on but

8:39

face to is bringing. More.

8:42

Foreign nationals into the America

8:44

under the guise of being

8:46

sponsored. And to understand what

8:48

sponsorship is. If. I'm a

8:51

natural, I'm a Us citizen or a

8:53

green card holder. I'm allowed to sponsor

8:55

my family members coming to America which

8:57

is great if I'm married to someone

8:59

say from the Philippines and I want

9:01

to bring them in. Legally.

9:04

That there's a process for that or I'm a lapper and

9:06

I want to do that. I have no problem with that.

9:10

However, What? The

9:12

biden missed by the ministrations done

9:14

through My York Is and the

9:16

Us. Citizenship and Immigration

9:19

Service you see. U. S

9:21

C I S has done is they've

9:23

been labeled. All. Of the millions

9:25

of people that been paroled in. As.

9:28

Legal. Residents. Lawfully.

9:31

Permanent resident. So now they bestowed

9:34

that title which is Dave Barry

9:36

Legal aliens. You. Can call parole

9:38

asylum? Whatever. When these individuals com

9:41

in Clayton, they get about sixty

9:43

to ninety days to see the

9:45

immigration inspector or immigration judge. They.

9:48

Can't seen immigration judge in New York

9:50

City to twenty three to California twenty

9:53

twenty seven and beyond. They're never going

9:55

to seen immigration judge So they go

9:57

out of status and thus become illegal

9:59

alien. So. The U

10:01

S C I S has

10:03

bestowed legal resident status on

10:05

illegal aliens. So now illegal

10:07

aliens can sponsor. Their. Family

10:09

members to come to America. So.

10:12

They're getting. so illegal immigrants now

10:14

have a legal authority to sponsor

10:17

other illegal immigrants. Even though they're

10:19

not here elite, they're not here

10:21

legally and they're still awaiting even

10:24

seeing. An. Immigration Judge which

10:26

is pushed off by ten fifteen, twenty years because

10:28

they're all backed up so much that they can't

10:30

do it. Correct.

10:32

That's absolutely correct. So the Center for

10:34

Immigration Studies Cia as.org their one other

10:37

investigative journalists name nylon Rushed did an

10:39

article on that than I agree with

10:41

are completely got seen. The staff a

10:43

know what's happening. So

10:47

Biden administration has taken the

10:49

countries of Cuba. Then. An

10:51

acute it: Cuba, Haiti. Nicaragua.

10:54

And Venezuela and they shortened the term

10:56

down to see a H and bees.

10:58

Okay they are now saying that those

11:00

individuals from those countries that have been

11:03

paroled in to America. Are.

11:05

Now legal. Residents.

11:07

And can bring all their family members. It.

11:10

Just from those nations. However, there's

11:12

a cut out that says. Those.

11:15

Illegal aliens from those C

11:17

H and bees. Can.

11:20

Can. Sponsor people or family

11:23

members despite. Them.

11:25

Being from those from other nations meaning

11:27

if I from Venezuela but my family

11:29

members from Iran I can bring that

11:32

person in from Iran on not subject

11:34

to that. What's. Even even

11:36

more malicious. Is. You.

11:39

U S C I S has

11:42

now designated temporary protected status Dps.

11:45

Dhaka. recipients and deferred and

11:48

forth deportation which is b

11:50

d those people under those

11:52

blankets those are all temporary

11:54

eighteen months you can stay

11:56

in america they to deem

11:58

them is legal residents Well,

12:00

let me give you an example of how devious

12:02

this is. Two

12:04

weeks ago, President Biden did an

12:07

executive order and gave deferred and

12:09

forced deportation coverage to

12:11

6,000 Palestinian illegal aliens. 6,000

12:16

illegal aliens from Palestine here

12:18

in America now are forbidden from

12:20

being deported. They cannot be through

12:22

deportations. Those 6,000 can now petition for

12:28

all their family members living in the Gaza and

12:31

in Palestine into America. So

12:35

what you're saying here is that

12:37

all of these American, all of

12:39

these now parolees can sponsor up

12:41

to four illegal immigrants per

12:44

people. So if we're talking 10 million

12:46

people have come into the United States,

12:49

and I know your number is in the book. I mean, it's

12:51

just staggering how many people are already here. That

12:53

basically could add an additional 40 million

12:56

people. Into

12:58

the United States. Yes,

13:01

but let's hold on one

13:03

second, just so you understand. I,

13:06

in the old system, if I wanted to

13:08

sponsor someone, I had to fill out a

13:10

government form I-134. It's

13:13

a Declaration of Financial Support. So I

13:15

could only maybe bring in one person,

13:17

maybe my father, my brother, because I

13:19

only had the financial support to bring

13:21

in one person. Well, DHS

13:24

now said, hey, you

13:27

don't have to provide that form anymore.

13:29

Because the first question people should ask

13:31

is, how is an illegal alien from

13:33

Sudan that's living in the detention facility

13:35

or a hotel or comfort inn in

13:38

Boston, Mass, how are they

13:40

going to provide support for family members?

13:42

Well, the DHS now claims

13:45

that all the NGOs, starting

13:47

with Catholic Charities, they

13:49

can be the sponsors, the financial

13:52

sponsors. So instead of bringing just my brother

13:54

over, I can bring my father,

13:56

my mother, my brother and sister, I

13:59

can bring their... children, I can bring their

14:01

spouses, I can bring grandma and grandpa

14:03

because there's no limitation on my financial

14:06

support. The NGOs are now the backstop

14:08

for that. So I

14:10

was going to ask you how the Catholic

14:12

Charities fits into this. So these NGOs are

14:14

being paid for by the Biden administration in

14:16

order to facilitate this. They're making enormous amounts

14:18

of money and this is how the Biden

14:20

administration gets away with it, right? They can

14:22

pass it off to non-government organizations. So it's

14:24

not the Biden administration, it's these, you

14:27

know, private organizations. It's these 503c

14:30

whatever, you know, charities, etc. And by all

14:32

accounts, they're supposed to be doing great work.

14:35

Catholic Charities, that sounds like a great thing.

14:37

So who is the Catholic Charities? What do they do?

14:41

Catholic Charities goes, they are

14:44

not affiliated, they say, with Catholic Church, but

14:46

I'm a Catholic and I'm very aware Catholic

14:48

Charities is tied at the hip with the

14:50

Catholic Church. They are a non-profit

14:54

refugee resettlement group. That's probably, if I had

14:56

to say, their main thrust

14:59

in their charitable

15:02

work is they resettle

15:04

refugees. Now, that's

15:06

not refugees like you and I think

15:08

about back in the day, like people

15:11

from Cambodia. We're talking about anyone that's

15:13

illegal is considered refugee. Let me

15:15

explain how much money. Since

15:17

15 years prior to Biden

15:20

taking office, Catholic Charities received $3.5 billion

15:22

from the U.S.

15:24

government, $3.5 billion. Estimates

15:27

now say between by the time Joe

15:30

Biden took office to now that they've

15:32

received another $3 billion. So we're

15:34

encroaching on $7 billion. So when I tell you

15:40

that the NGOs, be it United Way,

15:42

Jewish Family Service, Lutheran Family Services, and

15:45

all the hundreds of mom and pop,

15:47

like literally mom and pop, we're

15:50

paying taxpayer money to

15:52

the NGOs. The NGOs are now using

15:54

that money to bring illegal aliens into

15:57

our country that are sponsored by them.

16:01

Catholic Charities becomes the sponsor

16:04

of millions. So Clayton, so your

16:06

audience understands. So I bring in my

16:08

father, my mother, my brother and sister.

16:11

Well, once they get in, they

16:13

turn around and they say, well, I need

16:15

my spouse and my kids. And

16:18

I need my grandma and grandpa. I need my

16:21

aunts and uncles. So that one, two,

16:23

three, four turns in to 10, 15,

16:25

20 relatives. And

16:27

here's another sick thing that you need to understand. Well,

16:30

I like you to understand. I

16:33

worked 24 years in the border patrol. I have social

16:35

security. You're a working man. You pour

16:37

into social security. You got truckers,

16:39

30 years, construction workers, nurses, stock

16:42

brokers, whatever. When

16:44

I bring in my illegal alien grandma,

16:46

that's never, never worked

16:48

a day in her life. Do you know

16:50

that she gets the maximum social security benefit

16:53

payout? What? She'll get more money than me.

16:55

Yes. Absolutely. So when

16:57

we're doing coal, the cost of

16:59

living increases for our grandmas

17:01

and grandpas that are living

17:04

paycheck to paycheck, and we're giving them a

17:06

coal increase of one and a half percent

17:08

or 0%, the

17:10

illegal alien grandma from Sudan and

17:12

Mexico, wherever in the, in the,

17:14

on planet earth, she gets more

17:16

money than the person that's worked

17:18

their whole life. I mean, this

17:20

is infuriating. I mean, and, and

17:23

she given a social security number. How is

17:25

this possible? Yes.

17:27

They all get social security numbers because once they

17:29

come in, they become legal residents, they

17:31

will get a social security number. They can work and

17:34

you say, well, I want them to work. Well,

17:36

yeah, I want them to work too. But let's

17:38

take an example from the little town in Iowa,

17:40

two weeks ago, that is 8,000 residents,

17:43

1200 of those residents work at

17:45

Tyson's meat packing plant. They got

17:47

fired and Tyson meat packing plant

17:49

replaced all 1200 with refugees. Jesus.

17:54

So that small town has been

17:56

devastated. We'll never recover. the

18:00

world we live in, Clayton, it is insanity

18:02

what's happened. But you go back to the

18:04

phases, just so we're clear, once

18:07

phase two gets fully implemented, so you have phase

18:09

one and phase two, they are going, those phases

18:12

are never going to stop. They're going to continue.

18:15

Phase three, and you're going to start to hear it

18:18

real soon, it's a drum beat, coordinated

18:20

drum beat between Republicans, Democrats, and

18:22

the media. The system is

18:25

broken. The system is broken. We need to empty.

18:28

The fourth phase is amnesty. It's not,

18:30

do we have amnesty? It's how many

18:32

tens of millions do we give amnesty

18:34

to? Then it's over. Then

18:37

it's over. Because they can say, they can say,

18:39

we just don't have the,

18:41

we don't have the agents. We don't have the ICE

18:43

agents. We don't have the people to go out and

18:45

arrest all of these individuals and deport them anymore. And

18:49

we're just, we're so overwhelmed. The only

18:51

response is to start fresh. The system

18:53

is broken. It's just amnesty, blanket amnesty

18:55

for 50 million people who've

18:58

come from around the world. Absolutely.

19:01

And you say, well, that's theoretical.

19:03

No, it's not. We go back to

19:05

president Reagan. The exact same thing

19:08

happened under president Reagan when he gave amnesty.

19:10

The same thing, the system is broken. We're

19:12

overwhelmed. We'll never be able to find all

19:14

these people. And they were talking about 2

19:16

million. They weren't talking about 40, 50

19:18

million people. And you talk about in

19:20

your book, I want everyone again, read

19:23

JJ's book. It's called Invaded. Uh,

19:26

I'm on chapter four right now of the

19:28

book. Natalie just finished it and

19:30

I was blown away. I mean, chapter

19:32

three, I was pulling my hair

19:34

out. I've been thinking about what the Obama

19:37

years did. I couldn't believe it and

19:40

how much they just opened up the floodgates and

19:43

were giving this sort of new parole

19:45

status to individuals. Um,

19:48

but I guess what I want to say about that is, is

19:51

that the amount of resources

19:53

that are being taken away

19:55

from the border patrol on

19:57

purpose, like it's all engineered that way. And then.

20:00

course, President Trump comes in, issues

20:02

a number of executive orders, suddenly

20:04

the border patrol, you guys are, oh

20:07

my God, this is amazing. We now have the

20:09

resources. We closed down the border. All

20:11

the people coming across are being arrested and turned back

20:13

to their countries. The home

20:15

countries themselves are also now, because

20:18

the under threat of us pulling up foreign aid

20:20

against these countries are now taking

20:22

these individuals back and standing up their own border protection

20:24

to make sure that they're not leaving. And

20:27

on top of that, ICE is able to go

20:29

out and do deportation flights as you catalog in

20:32

your book. So ICE was on a regularly going

20:34

door to door, finding these individuals and flying them

20:36

back to their home country, criminals, you

20:38

name it, get them out of here. And

20:41

so this argument that we can't do it

20:44

is total garbage. We've done it. We know

20:46

we can do it. If we just put

20:48

the resources in place, you say we're spending

20:50

$3 billion on Catholic charities. President Trump asked

20:53

for $15 billion for a border wall. Congress

20:56

gave him $5 billion, but we've now spent

20:58

$6 billion on Catholic charities to bring people

21:00

into the United States. It's insanity. So I

21:02

guess my point is you point out in

21:04

your book, it's a uni-party, Republicans

21:06

and Democrats, and that's what we're about to

21:08

see in phase four. They're coming

21:10

together. They both want

21:13

illegal immigration in this country. They,

21:15

the dirty secret, as

21:18

I've spoken to many of these individuals, the dirty

21:20

secret on the Republican side is just what we

21:22

saw with Tyson is

21:25

we're going to fire people that we have

21:27

to pay higher wages to Americans. We're

21:29

going to replace them with illegal aliens. And

21:32

then if ICE comes in and arrests them, the

21:34

dirty little secret, we saw this, that we saw

21:36

this in chicken plants in Georgia, but I've covered

21:38

this for years is that ICE will come in.

21:41

There's a sort of a relationship here.

21:43

ICE will come in and arrest a group of them, send

21:45

them back, and then another batch

21:47

will just come in and they'll replace them.

21:49

And these Republican donors make a lot of

21:51

money funding, you know, they, well,

21:53

they send a lot of money to these

21:55

Republican candidates. So it's Democrats and Republicans that

21:57

are responsible for this. It's a uni-party, isn't

21:59

it? It is

22:01

absolutely in a party. And just to

22:04

give you an example, what happened this

22:06

past weekend, Clayton, the $1.2 trillion budget

22:08

was passed. Right. With no

22:10

money, no money to the border. However, I'm

22:12

going to read you these countries. Jordan,

22:16

Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, and

22:18

Oman, they received starting

22:21

out the Zalwa we know Yau. They've

22:23

been given $380 million to

22:25

do what in those five countries to

22:28

secure their borders? It

22:31

just, if it wasn't, these

22:34

people make me disgusted. They're, they're traitors.

22:36

You got Speaker Johnson has not done

22:38

anything to shut the border down. I

22:40

don't know if you saw in El

22:43

Paso, National Guard got overrun by 300

22:46

single adult military age men. Our

22:48

military got overrun. Let that sink

22:50

in for a second and

22:53

tell me where in American history

22:55

have American military ever been overrun?

22:58

And there was no reaction, none.

23:01

Just let them come in. And this is in

23:03

the great, the great state of Texas

23:06

under the great border Governor

23:08

Abbott, who does everything half-assed.

23:11

And you're right. This is a unit party. And

23:14

let's talk about this. My orchis

23:16

was voted by like one

23:18

person to be, to be

23:22

impeached. Where's the impeachment?

23:24

We haven't even heard about it.

23:27

We're being invaded at a

23:29

clip of approximately 7,000 to

23:32

15,000 illegal aliens every single

23:34

day. And not one

23:36

politician is stopping it. It's,

23:39

it's unconscionable. But once you realize Clayton,

23:41

and I have to do this because

23:43

it gets so upset and you get

23:45

so frustrated, but once you put on

23:47

the glasses of a traitor

23:50

of someone that hates the country, everything

23:53

that you're seeing and witnessing makes

23:55

sense. It's clear as day. All

23:57

of these decisions they make that they.

24:00

make aligns perfectly with

24:02

the destruction of America. And there is

24:04

no argument if that's happening or not.

24:06

It is happening. You're

24:08

working on a new documentary called Treason. And

24:11

I want to give a shout out

24:13

here because you're trying to put this documentary

24:16

together about Biden's open borders. And I'd

24:18

love for you to tell our audience

24:20

about it and how people can contribute.

24:22

You guys have set up a give,

24:24

send, go link. We'll link

24:26

it up in the description here. So if people

24:28

want to contribute to get this documentary made and

24:30

pushed out there before the election in 2024,

24:33

they can do that. So we'll

24:35

link that up. So tell us about Treason. Well,

24:39

first off, thanks for bringing that

24:41

up. And because I'm very, very

24:43

excited, very passionate about this project.

24:46

We look at the border through the

24:48

lens of looking south all

24:50

the time. All we get is pictures of

24:53

people, Banzai and the border, the

24:55

trash. I want to

24:57

show that I want to see that, but I want to, if

24:59

you can envision, I want to turn the camera north. And

25:02

I want to ask the question. What

25:04

we just saw behind us is Treason. I'm

25:07

now going to take you into America,

25:10

the big cities, Chicago, New York, D.C., Oakland,

25:12

San Francisco. But I'm also going to take

25:14

you in to Whitewater, Wisconsin. I'm going to

25:16

take you into a small town in Iowa.

25:18

I'm going to take you down into Alabama.

25:21

And I'm going to show you what

25:23

Treason looks like. What is the

25:26

manifestation in crime, in jobs, in

25:28

social decay, in

25:30

social benefit decay? I want you

25:32

to see what Treason is.

25:35

And I'm going to be interviewing, I

25:37

have interviews lined up out for the

25:39

whole summer. I'm talking to chiefs of

25:41

police in local small towns. I'm talking

25:44

to city activists that I would have

25:46

nothing in common with politically. Now we

25:48

are completely aligned. They've seen their communities

25:50

devastated by illegal aliens and all of

25:52

the funds going there. So

25:55

Over the summer, we have it lined

25:57

out. We Have a very packed production

25:59

schedule. But. It. Will

26:02

end and we will release this

26:04

in October before the election because

26:06

I think it is paramount that

26:08

Americans understand, instead of looking south

26:10

of time, turn around see what's

26:12

happening to your country. What?

26:14

Does this Treason? Look.

26:16

Like in the manifestation of crime

26:18

and destruction And it will be

26:21

shocking to the American people to

26:23

see their American brothers and sisters

26:25

be turned away from my from

26:27

homeless shelters. Be turned away because

26:29

there's no one money losing their

26:31

jobs that they belong to and

26:33

have done for twenty twenty five

26:35

years to illegal alien from Ecuador.

26:38

By. The thousands so that is what we're

26:40

going to do. We have a tight budget,

26:42

schedule a tight budget. So we're going to

26:45

the gifts and go and just go to

26:47

give say go the link will be available.

26:49

Appreciate you join that claim. And

26:51

it's gotta be a powerful to be

26:53

artistically beautiful. but. It's. Gonna

26:55

be a powerful message of.

26:58

What? Does America look like you were

27:00

a we hardly to. Why

27:02

encourage all of our audience to go there?

27:04

Will Will lincoln up in the description to

27:06

on to be able to visit there and

27:09

or to denote just you got five dollars

27:11

laying around? I mean I'm sure. People.

27:13

Have like five dollars in their see the couch

27:15

cushions they might I know about. You know just

27:17

to give five dollars or few bucks here? twenty

27:20

bucks. whatever it is to decide to this. This

27:24

gives and go account to help get

27:26

this documentary made on. Our audience is

27:28

amazing and I think this could really

27:30

hopefully healthy election open up Americans eyes

27:32

to what's actually happening out there. On

27:34

to to are beautiful country right now

27:36

so we'll link that up and encourage

27:38

everyone to check it out if they

27:40

want to donate and be a part

27:43

of that are Jj as always great

27:45

to see you This is unbelievable again!

27:47

Entering phase two right now and you

27:49

heard it here. Phase. Phase

27:51

Three and Four Amnesty In The United States

27:53

for the tens of millions of of illegal

27:55

aliens. Unless We put a stop to this.

27:58

right? now to great to see you think you much

28:00

for opening our eyes. Thank

28:02

you Clayton. It's just devastating. I

28:05

mean it absolutely is just devastating. I mean

28:07

how many of you are, I mean

28:10

how many of you are seeing this unfolding and

28:13

seeing the system play out, this plan playing out

28:15

in front of us right now? I mean this

28:17

is exactly part of the plan and

28:20

I think to know that amnesty is

28:22

the step, it all makes perfect sense, doesn't

28:24

it? It makes

28:26

perfect sense that this would be the path

28:28

that they would go and they would throw

28:30

their hands up and say amnesty because

28:32

we can't fix it, we can't fix it. We're too

28:34

far gone at this point. Yes

28:38

it's interesting we don't actually see much of it

28:40

here like in the Portland metro area but

28:43

it's kind of hard to tell because it's hard

28:45

to separate like illegal immigration with

28:47

just like the opioid epidemic from their sort

28:49

of like failed drug policy

28:51

that they've now tried to

28:53

rescind you know like it's so it's like the

28:55

homelessness problem is so bad here

28:57

it's hard to tell you know

28:59

like it's just not something we

29:02

see a lot at least I don't. A lot of

29:04

Americans very very concerned. I heard from a viewer

29:06

last night Todd wrote

29:08

to me and said you know my wife and I are

29:10

very scared. My wife wants to get a gun safe, wants

29:12

to have a safe next to the bed with a biometric

29:16

trigger and he's like I'm

29:18

very concerned. We're worried what's happening in our neighborhood,

29:20

we're worried what's happening in our community with

29:24

this rise of illegal immigrants. It's

29:27

just it's terrifying. It really is terrifying.

29:29

They're taking over the country on purpose

29:32

and they don't really care at all about the crime. We're

29:35

going to talk more about that

29:37

in the coming days here on the show we will

29:39

absolutely but tonight on the show we're going to talk

29:42

more about this Baltimore bridge

29:44

collapse which is

29:46

really stunning. I've been over the Francis Scott

29:48

Key Bridge many many times. My father is

29:50

from Baltimore so to hear this story it's

29:53

very very mysterious. So at first it was

29:55

like okay it's a mechanical accident nothing to

29:57

see here. Okay.

30:00

Then you start into the story. Then you have

30:02

General Mike Flynn call him is a Black Swan

30:05

event. And. You start to

30:07

put in a lot of interesting pieces together

30:09

and raises a few questions and will will

30:11

show you those things and you can make

30:13

your own determination. About it the

30:15

White House to sing. Nothing to see

30:17

here. total accident. but we'll show you

30:19

the evidence, will show you the videos,

30:21

and will talk about it here on

30:23

the show. Or we're also gonna look

30:26

at Julian Assange tonight and the appeal

30:28

has been somewhat granted. the in a

30:30

way of victory perhaps for the Assange

30:32

family and Julian Assange maybe not to

30:34

be extradited to the United States. We're

30:36

going to dive more deeply into the

30:38

story. With. A special guest has been

30:41

in the courthouse the entire time. And

30:44

have been able to see and hear right

30:46

from directly from the judge to just a

30:48

moment will get there. And we're

30:50

all going to talk about P. Diddy. And the

30:52

raid, the fall out that we're experiencing right

30:54

now or any go through a lot of

30:57

interesting details that have emerged over the past

30:59

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32:40

Will. General Mike Flynn says the bridge collapse

32:42

in Baltimore is a Black Swan event.

32:44

Now it's much bigger than we know.

32:46

So let's unpack this. And I have

32:48

to say I've done everything over the

32:50

past twenty four hours or since his

32:52

collapse happened in the early morning hours

32:54

to say nothing to see here. Total

32:56

accident, Mechanical problem. Of course, it looks

32:58

like a mechanical failure, a power outage.

33:00

Nothing to see. You don't worry about

33:02

it. Then General Mike Flynn has to

33:04

go and call this a Black Swan

33:06

event and says, look more deeply into

33:08

this. So. We have. And.

33:11

There's more than meets the eye.

33:13

So what does a Black Swan

33:15

event? Well, Black Swan event. As you

33:17

know, you're just chugging along looking

33:19

at normal in a white swan that

33:22

you normally see. Then suddenly everything

33:24

seems predictable and normal. Then Bam. Giant

33:26

Black swan comes outta nowhere. Something

33:28

totally unexpected, blindside you are usually happens

33:30

economically Bri. We see that. obviously

33:33

with what happened, the two thousand and

33:35

eight collapse, that's exactly what about

33:37

Black Swan event Looks like that's the

33:39

essence of the swan event. Unexpected,

33:41

impactful, Often leaving a scrambling to make

33:43

sense of what the world just happened.

33:46

So. here's my flins post on x this

33:48

afternoon this is a black swan event

33:50

he says black swans normally come out

33:53

of the world of finance not military

33:55

the standard operating procedures for all us

33:57

ports harbors and days the transit commerce

33:59

and me activities are supposed

34:01

to maintain an incredible level of

34:03

discipline, rigor, and awareness

34:05

for these very type of events

34:07

not to occur ever. Yet

34:10

here we are. There

34:12

are harbormasters for every single one

34:14

of these transit points in America

34:16

that are in charge of assuring

34:19

the safety of navigation. Start there,

34:21

he says. So

34:23

start there. Talk

34:25

to the harbormasters. Don't

34:27

necessarily look at the boat itself. That's

34:30

maybe a red herring. Look at the

34:32

harbormasters. Look at the

34:34

infrastructure. Look at the electrical infrastructure.

34:36

Look at the computers. Was it

34:38

hacked? So look at

34:40

that information, not just the boat itself

34:43

perhaps. So what do we

34:45

know? Well, for one thing, we know the captain of

34:47

the ship or the ship's

34:49

master is Ukrainian.

34:53

That's interesting. So here you can

34:55

find that out easily by going to balticshipping.com. You

34:57

can punch in the information as we did here

34:59

at Redacted. Go to the dolly. The name of

35:01

the ship is the dolly. There you can see

35:03

where it's currently sitting. It's now sitting there covered

35:06

by a bridge right in Baltimore in the Chesapeake

35:08

Harbor in Baltimore. And there

35:10

is the ship's master. He

35:12

is Ukrainian. Interesting.

35:17

And UK Telegram channels today posting

35:19

congratulations to great work and

35:22

to expect more surprises in

35:24

Europe too unless we approve

35:26

more aid to Ukraine. Maybe

35:29

it's a total coincidence here,

35:31

these Ukrainian telegram posts. This

35:34

is the beautiful work. All over the world

35:36

without hesitation. If you don't accept the aid

35:38

package, then get it. Look forward to our

35:40

surprises throughout Europe. We will teach you to

35:42

defend democracy and help those who need it.

35:49

Huh. So

35:52

maybe, yeah, maybe, I mean, you know,

35:54

maybe this is just some like telegram

35:56

opportunists, you know, on different

35:59

telegram channels. panels just trying to play

36:01

into this, right? Try to

36:04

scare us. Or maybe there's something

36:06

more to it. Who knows? But

36:08

those posts exist on Ukrainian

36:10

Telegram panels. It's

36:12

like the good fellas. You got this? F you

36:14

pay me. You do this? F

36:16

you pay me. Like, you know? That

36:18

kind of attitude. Yeah, that's exactly right.

36:22

And there never, there would have been

36:24

a Chesapeake Bay pilot on board also.

36:28

So anytime you're going in and out of one

36:30

of these harbors, you're

36:32

going in, you know, even if you're going

36:35

into Norway and you're going into Stavanger, like

36:37

the port of Stavanger in Norway, you

36:39

have to wait outside of the channel. You

36:42

have to wait until the Stavanger pilot comes

36:44

on board. Just the same you have to

36:46

do here in the Chesapeake Bay. Chesapeake Bay

36:48

pilot needs to assist the master and

36:51

is on board. They

36:53

know everything about this, this harbor. They

36:56

know every detail of it and they are going

36:58

to guide you out. You're from Singapore? A

37:01

Chesapeake Bay pilot will be on board and guiding

37:03

the ship out. And that's what was happening. This,

37:06

the ship was being guided out of port on

37:09

its way out to sea and

37:11

transporting large amounts of cargo. So it was

37:13

leaving. It was almost about to leave.

37:17

And here's the video of the incident. So

37:19

here's what I'm going to watch this incident kind of

37:21

in real time with some

37:23

highlights on how this all breaks down here. So

37:25

at about the first real, we sped

37:28

it up a little bit here. It sped up a little bit

37:30

here. You can see at about the 12

37:32

second mark. So this is going to go

37:34

on for about 30 seconds. Okay. There's

37:37

power loss number one at about 12 seconds.

37:41

Okay. Then at about 22

37:43

seconds, it recovers power. So it

37:46

comes back on here and then you

37:48

see black smoke coming out of the

37:50

engine, out of

37:53

the, whatchamacallit, the

37:55

funnel, and then

37:58

immediate evasive maneuver. stack.

38:00

Yeah. Then immediate evasive maneuvers take

38:02

place. Helicopter images

38:05

show that in fact one

38:08

of the anchors was dropped on the port side

38:11

and there you have the smash and collapse

38:13

of the bridge. Now we also know according

38:16

to the mayor that as

38:18

a result of that when they

38:21

called in a May Day call a few

38:23

seconds before impact they were

38:25

able to divert traffic on the bridge

38:28

thankfully and workers were able

38:30

to stop and halt traffic coming across

38:32

the bridge which is why more people

38:35

were not trapped on the bridge. There weren't more

38:37

cars on the bridge at that time so at

38:39

least they had enough to say May Day, May

38:41

Day where we've lost control. We don't have control

38:43

of the ship. Get people off the bridge and

38:46

they were able to prevent at least a large

38:48

and more a lot more people from being killed

38:50

or missing as a result of this. So

38:54

but this is interesting. So journalist Michael

38:56

Yahn tweeted this this afternoon and this

38:58

is a more detailed analysis of the

39:00

ship leaving. Okay. So it's coming off

39:04

off the dock

39:06

there and heading out into

39:08

the open ocean and

39:10

you can see here though how it

39:12

changes course right

39:15

before it loses power

39:18

which is interesting. So now

39:21

this is where things to me

39:23

get really interesting. Why two minutes

39:25

before keep playing if you would

39:28

or did it stop. Yeah. So all

39:30

right now right here you're going to

39:32

see it change course before losing power

39:35

and colliding. So why

39:37

did it change course aiming directly

39:40

into the pylon. It's

39:42

a curious question right. So why did it change

39:44

course at that point. We

39:47

don't know why

39:50

why why did it change course. Now

39:52

if you lose power and you have to use some sort

39:54

of a backup steering system in

39:57

some cases you might be steering in

39:59

the opposite direction of what you're used to. It's

40:02

a great

40:34

way to start a climate change. Well,

40:37

you know, you know, U.S. bridge infrastructure is

40:39

built like 200 years ago. I

40:41

don't know when the Francis Scott Key Bridge was... Yeah. Yeah.

40:45

I don't know when this bridge was built, actually, to be honest with you. I

40:47

mean, I've driven over it since, I think,

40:49

childhood. Like, I grew up... My father's from Baltimore.

40:52

I used to go down to the Chesapeake Bay

40:54

and go crabbing. You

40:56

know, so me going down to, like, St. Michael's,

40:58

going down to Chesapeake Harbor. One

41:00

of my favorite foods in the world is Maryland

41:02

Blue Steam crabs. It is my favorite... Actually,

41:05

I will say it's my favorite food in the world. And

41:07

so, special times with my father going down there.

41:09

And he used to go crabbing as

41:11

a child. I don't know when this bridge was built,

41:14

but I can tell you, I remember driving over it

41:16

for many, many years of my life. And also, it's

41:18

the same... I doubt when it... Go

41:20

ahead. I was going to say, I doubt when it was

41:22

built, though, it was built for, like, what wasn't it? Like 120,000 tons of

41:24

ship that hit it? Right.

41:29

Yeah. So, maybe someone can let us know.

41:33

Okay. So, I was born in 1976. Yeah. So,

41:36

it's been around as long as I've been alive.

41:39

So, interesting. Yeah,

41:42

I don't know exactly what impact it's

41:44

meant to, you know, absorb one

41:46

of these massive ships. Doubtful. I

41:48

don't know that anything could stop that. You know, can

41:50

you build something that would prevent this? I don't know.

41:53

I mean, think about this ship hitting any bridge in America would

41:55

wipe it out. If this thing hits the Golden Gate Bridge,

41:57

it would probably collapse the Golden Gate Bridge, right? You

42:00

would think the massive size of

42:02

this thing disrupting one pylon and all of it

42:04

comes down like a house of cards I don't

42:06

know Anyway,

42:09

so now I want to play this for you So

42:11

that was you saw the track coming out and you

42:13

saw it changing changing its

42:15

direction in about two minutes left

42:18

before impact But now

42:20

I want to show you this eight times speed

42:22

video that's been making the rounds this afternoon as

42:24

well Which I found interesting and we'll share it

42:26

here which shows how? How

42:29

much it had to divert itself look at how

42:31

it moved position watch this So

42:34

keep playing is you're like look how much it

42:36

had to swerve In

42:38

order to hit this pile on it total missed change

42:40

of direction when you see it in that kind of speed With

42:45

that kind of movement really crazy to look at

42:48

It's Laura Logan tweeted this afternoon the GPS

42:50

systems that drive these boats are not encrypted

42:52

Journalist Laura Logan one of the best journalists

42:54

in the world The GPS

42:56

systems that drive these boats are not encrypted

42:58

when a Navy ship crashed into a large

43:01

cargo ship not that long ago It was

43:03

a cyber attack that made that happen. I

43:06

know they're saying that this was not nefarious But

43:09

how do they know so quickly? Right,

43:13

that's a great question. How do they know so quickly? We

43:16

keep coming that we keep over the past week

43:18

We sort of been joking about the Biden administration

43:20

like really they were so quick to tell us

43:23

that Isis was Responsible for the Russian theater

43:25

attack, right? They told us within

43:27

like minutes that that was the case Yet

43:31

they still can't tell us who killed John F Kennedy. We

43:33

still don't can't provide details about the 9-11 attacks

43:37

They can't tell us who blew up the Nord Stream pipeline,

43:39

but they were that fast to tell us that it was

43:44

So the way they Immediately

43:47

found the passports on

43:49

9-11. Thank you. Yeah, they're laying in all the

43:51

rubble Look

43:55

at this it's not even charred or anything,

43:58

but let's take a closer look at one last

44:01

thing here. Why would explosions go off

44:03

at these locations? So I've highlighted here

44:05

in white where you're noticing the bridge.

44:07

Now I've slowed it down a little

44:10

bit here. Here's the first collision

44:12

and you'll notice an explosion. Then

44:15

here you notice another one and

44:17

here another one. Watch this again.

44:22

So here we go again. I'm gonna replay

44:25

the second time for you. So on the left side

44:27

here, first collapse

44:29

and could

44:32

this be some sort of, why

44:35

would there be an explosion? A transformer blowing or

44:38

is it something worse? And

44:40

in this piece as well with an explosion. What

44:44

is that? President Biden says

44:46

nothing to see here. Don't worry about it.

44:48

He travels this way all the time, you

44:50

know, and there's nothing to see here. There's

44:52

nothing nefarious as far as

44:55

they can tell. We're gonna rebuild

44:57

that port together. This was a

44:59

terrible accident. At this time

45:01

we have no other indication, no other reason

45:03

to believe there's any intentional act here. No

45:06

intentional act here. Okay. We

45:09

do know that this same ship though

45:11

had a history of

45:14

events. This was an Antwerp in Belgium. This

45:16

is the exact same ship in

45:18

back in 2016. The Dali ran into a Quay on

45:21

July 11th 2016 as it tries to exit the North

45:27

Sea. So it kind of scraped

45:29

the back of it. I wonder how often these things

45:31

happen. Like is this a common

45:33

occurrence here or is

45:36

this, you know, is this a rare thing for one

45:38

of these massive container ships to do this? So

45:40

it hit the Quay. I mean I know that they

45:42

have those big, big rubber pylons to protect and so

45:44

forth but here it is. It

45:46

was cleared for, you know, it was cleared for duty. It went

45:48

back out to sea and of course

45:51

at the time it was under a different sea

45:53

captain. It was not under the the helm of

45:55

a Ukrainian, different captain at the

45:57

time when this happened back then as

45:59

well. So that happened in 2016. So

46:03

a Black Swan event, more

46:06

that we don't know here, we're gonna have to

46:08

look more deeply into the Harbormasters and the connections

46:11

with the ship. Who was monitoring this

46:13

the whole way and was there any

46:16

electrical cyber attack that took place on

46:18

board the ship? Laura

46:20

Logan brings up a great point, but those are

46:22

all of the facts right now. That's what we

46:24

know about the direction of the ship, those

46:27

explosions that took place, where they simply

46:30

transformers blowing on those particular pieces of

46:32

the bridge that fell and broke apart.

46:36

Why were there multiple power outages and

46:38

what happened to the backup system on

46:40

this? And what

46:42

about the Chesapeake Bay pilot

46:44

who was on board? What can they

46:46

tell us about what happened here? So

46:50

all of these things and the Biden White House

46:52

saying nothing to see here, nothing nefarious. Do you

46:54

think that's the case? Let

46:56

us know in the comments below what you

46:58

think about this. We've got

47:00

more news to get to here on your Tuesday.

47:02

We're gonna look at the Julian Assange case with

47:04

a special guest who's been in the courtroom the

47:07

entire time and who's

47:09

been covering this extensively. We're very excited to

47:11

have this guest on our show here in

47:13

just a minute to talk about the Assange,

47:16

perhaps, victory, which

47:18

we hope is the case. We'll see if he ends up, you

47:21

know, winds up in the United States. We hope that

47:23

that's not the case. And then we're all

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49:03

made your update today in the extradition

49:05

case of Julian Assange was

49:07

handed down today from a UK court

49:09

in London. Will he be extradited to

49:12

the United States after all where he

49:14

will surely die in a supermax

49:16

prison or worse,

49:19

if you can imagine that. Bated journalist

49:21

Richard Medhurst has been covering the story

49:23

from the very beginning. He's been in

49:26

the courtroom in London repeatedly and was

49:28

handed to these documents today by the

49:30

court. And we were

49:32

all waiting with bated breath, Richard, that

49:35

1030 Eastern time London time today. What

49:38

were we going to hear? So it's 66 pages. You've

49:41

gone through all the details of it. What did we

49:43

learn today? What is the fate of Julian Assange? Well,

49:48

it's a bittersweet victory and it reminds

49:50

me of the original

49:53

ruling in 2021. So

49:55

on the surface, it looks good. It sounds great

49:57

that they blocked the extradition. It's

50:00

a temporary thing. And if

50:05

you've gone through the ruling like I have,

50:08

there are tons of things actually that

50:10

are really not good. Just

50:13

for starters, for example, they've thrown out the bulk

50:15

of the case. They've said, on

50:17

all of these grounds, there's no appeal. One

50:20

of them, for example, is the CIA plotting to

50:22

kill him. They

50:24

said it's just not relevant. Things

50:26

like the fact that he's being extradited for

50:29

a political opinion. They

50:31

say, yeah, you know, well, it's

50:34

not relevant, which is very shocking. So

50:37

it's not just about the CIA. I know that

50:39

one attracts a lot of headlines, but just in general, every

50:41

point was quite shocking. And so the way

50:43

it goes now is that the United States,

50:45

they have about three weeks to present assurances

50:49

that they will not kill Julian Assange, that

50:51

they will not give him the death penalty,

50:53

because in the United States, it's a capital

50:55

offense, whereas in Britain, you

50:57

know, it's illegal to extradite someone to a country

50:59

that has a death penalty. So or

51:02

at least that will that is certain to

51:04

give someone the death penalty. So that's number one. Number

51:06

two, they have to give assurances that Julian Assange will

51:08

be treated like an American citizen, that he will be

51:10

given first amendment rights, which

51:13

might sound quite which might sound quite

51:15

shocking, because if he's being prosecuted under

51:17

US law, then why isn't he given

51:20

protections under US law? It's very unfair

51:22

application of things. And,

51:24

you know, they also have to get the

51:27

secretary of state, which is the foreign secretary

51:29

to also get, you

51:31

know, adequate

51:33

insurance assurances from the United States.

51:35

So if they don't

51:37

do this, then

51:39

they will just automatically allow Assange to

51:42

appeal on those grounds. However,

51:44

if the United States, let's imagine that they they

51:46

give some some piece of paper to the to

51:48

the British government and the British government is pleased,

51:51

then then, you know, we

51:53

basically we basically have no

51:55

grounds left to appeal on. And well,

51:57

it gets very ugly after that. So

52:01

even if it looks good on the surface,

52:04

during all this time, Julian Sanchez still stuck in Belmarsh,

52:07

which is like the British equivalent of

52:09

Guantanamo Bay. So he's still suffering no

52:13

matter what the victories are in court.

52:15

And unless he's discharged, it's just a

52:17

continuation of prosecuting

52:19

a journalist. That's what it is. So

52:22

hopefully you can help me unpack this a little more and explain

52:24

it to me as if I'm a

52:26

fifth grader because it's so complex here. So

52:28

let's just unpack a few pieces of this

52:30

here. Number one, while this is happening, he's

52:32

still stuck in Belmarsh. They're not just going

52:34

to let him out to be with his

52:36

family while this whole process is still unfolding.

52:38

He's been there for what, four years now?

52:42

Yes, almost five actually. The

52:45

anniversary of when they dragged him out is

52:47

five years in April. So that's

52:49

correct. He's in prison. And it's not just

52:52

a prison. It's the worst prison in England.

52:54

And he's not actually been convicted of

52:56

a crime. And it's for

52:58

a bail violation originally. No

53:00

one in England, in England, a bail violation is not

53:02

a serious thing. Sometimes

53:07

you don't even get sent to prison. And

53:09

you certainly don't get the maximum 51 weeks,

53:11

which they gave him. And you certainly don't

53:13

get sent to Belmarsh, which is the category

53:15

A, so maximum

53:17

security prison. Usually you have

53:19

people like rapists, Al-Qaeda members. It's funny

53:22

because Al-Qaeda members in Belmarsh prison have

53:24

been treated better than Julian Assange in

53:26

the past. Yeah. So

53:28

he'll still remain there. Friend of

53:31

the show, Tucker Carlson, told us

53:34

when he saw him, he was shocked. He was

53:36

shocked at what he looked like. So

53:38

he's absolutely suffering. He

53:42

is. Well, I actually, I've seen him

53:44

several times in court, almost

53:47

every single time he was there. This

53:50

last hearing, so on February 20th

53:52

and 21st, he applied to come.

53:55

He was given permission, but he

53:57

ended up not coming of his

53:59

own accord. because he was too sick. He

54:02

had a persistent cough. And

54:04

one time when I saw him, I actually, it took me a minute

54:07

to realize that I was looking at him. I

54:09

thought it was someone else. I don't know, my

54:12

brain just didn't register because we were just getting, we're

54:14

just sitting down, we're just getting the whole thing

54:16

started. I didn't understand it was him. He looked

54:18

so old. I swear to God,

54:20

it took me a minute. And yeah, that's

54:22

how bad of a condition he's in. So

54:26

that's that part of it. He'll

54:28

remain there, unfortunately, while

54:30

this appeals process is playing out. On the American

54:33

side, they have to provide these assurances that he

54:35

won't be killed. So they have a three week

54:37

deadline to do that. I imagine

54:39

they'll probably hit that deadline. And then

54:41

what? What does the Assange team do

54:44

next? They

54:46

can reply. They also,

54:48

there's also a fixed deadline for that. So

54:51

they can then reply to these

54:53

assurances. And then the Americans can reply to

54:56

their reply, if that makes sense. So a

54:58

back and forth, back and forth. And

55:00

then we'll get a decision as

55:04

to whether or not he can go forward with an

55:06

appeal. I mean, it seems like they're saying, we

55:10

don't really wanna handle this. This should be open

55:12

to an appeal. Like you have valid

55:14

arguments here. Before we

55:16

get to the appeal, we're

55:18

waiting on the Americans to say that they're not

55:20

gonna kill you. Exactly,

55:22

yeah. So it's back

55:24

and forth. And then there could be on May

55:27

20th a hearing, if

55:31

Assange's team present valid points to

55:33

the points for the Americans in

55:35

their appeal. Yeah. It's

55:39

really ridiculous. It's so absurd. And

55:43

what's weird to me is that the case is very

55:45

clear cut. It

55:49

should have been thrown out. I mean, just to give

55:51

you an example, when you were spied on, like the government

55:53

spies on you, and then they try to

55:55

use that in court. Even if you're charged

55:57

with a, I don't know, parking violation, it

55:59

would. be thrown out. Never

56:02

mind CIA spying on you

56:04

and you're inside an embassy and you're

56:08

in a foreign country. I mean, there's

56:10

so many layers of illegality and criminality

56:12

to this case. It's truly, truly stunning.

56:14

Beggars believe how it's been allowed to

56:16

continue. And it really makes a

56:19

mockery of English courts. When I go in

56:21

there and I sit there, I don't feel

56:23

like I'm really sitting in an independent judiciary.

56:26

Some of the court staff, I was even talking with

56:28

them and they asked me that question, which to me

56:30

was already like, they know what's going

56:32

on. I'm not saying it wasn't one of the

56:34

lawyers or something like that, but the

56:36

people in the court who work there, they know

56:38

that it's not an independent judiciary, that it's been

56:41

run by the Americans. And

56:44

again, I always draw to this hypocrisy, like if you're

56:46

going to charge someone with a US law, how

56:49

can you say that once he's in America,

56:51

you won't apply the full United States Constitution

56:54

and rights to him? It's

56:57

so unfair, it's so biased and unbalanced.

57:01

So a few key things that you mentioned there

57:03

are being thrown out. I was stunned. The

57:06

CIA piece, yes, that has obviously made

57:08

a lot of headlines. CIA

57:10

director Mike Pompeo targeting Julian Assange

57:12

for assassination, right? That's a huge

57:15

piece and a compelling

57:17

argument to not be sent to the United

57:19

States. They were trying to actively kill me.

57:22

The other piece though, I thought was stunning

57:24

as well, this idea that he's not, they

57:26

weren't going after him for political reasons. Like

57:29

that, they don't think that that part of

57:31

the argument is relevant. What? That's

57:33

the crux of it. Yeah,

57:36

that was in the ruling today, which

57:38

again, I laugh because it's

57:40

so ridiculous. They

57:43

also said something else that basically

57:45

the idea that, well, they're trying

57:47

to kidnap me or let's say

57:49

it's in

57:51

the third president. So let's say that the

57:53

idea they're trying to kidnap Julian Assange and take him

57:55

to America doesn't matter if

57:57

he's extradited. Yes. He

58:02

wrote this visit anything we don't need

58:04

to look for their consider it because

58:06

if if the extradition go the head

58:09

will deflect they they he com be

58:11

kidnapped anymore to be born in America

58:13

up but it is or it's really

58:15

unbelievable. So is this victory for the

58:17

science team a small victory. It.

58:20

Is it is a small victory. Of

58:22

it as a small victory. But you know I want

58:24

to talk about these assurances. It up.significant.

58:26

amount of work on them so.

58:29

It. Inside of the

58:31

courtroom when. We. Were still

58:33

at the stage where a songs have had

58:35

one a blog extradition. Because. Of

58:37

his health. And now the Americans trying to

58:39

appeal it and so to appeal it they said will

58:41

treat him nicely. Now. In

58:43

Twenty Twenty Four, we know that these don't suffice for

58:46

back. And Twenty Twenty one. A song

58:48

Just seem were trying to show examples

58:50

to the court of people. Who

58:52

had been extradited to America. And. Then

58:54

once they were in the United States, the

58:56

United States government i'm a university through the

58:58

assurances that given in the trash out the

59:01

window. And one of these cases in my

59:03

is an ankle. David Mendoza. And.

59:05

He was sent from Spain to the United

59:07

States on on condition that once he's

59:09

tried and if he's convicted he goes back

59:11

to serve his sentence has been very clear

59:14

cut. Case. On. and he didn't

59:16

get assurances because we have to remember that

59:18

that assurance sounds a bigger than is it

59:20

is. It's It's a non binding piece of

59:22

paper. It's it's just a piece of paper.

59:24

It's not a contract. With. That guy

59:26

Mendoza. He. Got an actual contract?

59:29

A legally binding contract. I published it.

59:31

Am and with the signature of the

59:33

the I'm You You know this woman

59:35

or works at Us Embassy Vice and

59:37

I published this A D O J

59:40

in the State Department documents. Are

59:42

these classified documents proving that that he had

59:44

been given the steel and then when he

59:46

got to America they violated deal and then

59:48

he had to sue the spare the Spanish

59:50

government and the American government. And two months

59:52

he's a dual citizen is an American and

59:54

the Spanish citizens of these are both of

59:56

these are his country. And

59:58

you know it. I just want to be

1:00:01

clear that this man was not a political target,

1:00:03

Mendoza was not a political target like Assange.

1:00:05

It was just about something for marijuana in

1:00:08

a state where it's legal now on top

1:00:10

of it. So it's not even

1:00:12

comparable to this state, this kind of

1:00:14

political case that Assange is

1:00:16

in. And they still violated that. So

1:00:18

what do you think they're going to do to Assange? Would

1:00:21

they not violate it if they have a history of violating

1:00:24

agreements? Absolutely. And

1:00:26

I think it's wrong for the British

1:00:28

government to just blindly trust the American

1:00:30

government, especially when this case was cited

1:00:32

in the court. So I'm shocked

1:00:34

that the judges back then looked at it and

1:00:36

found nothing wrong with it. There's everything wrong with

1:00:38

it, everything from A to Z. And

1:00:41

so, as I said,

1:00:43

multiple layers of criminality, multiple layers of

1:00:47

irregularities here, both on the British and

1:00:49

the American side. Yes,

1:00:51

the British government absolutely under the thumb

1:00:53

of the United States doing its bidding

1:00:56

once again, as we

1:00:58

see, whether it's in Ukraine or here in

1:01:00

this situation. Yes. Yeah,

1:01:02

and I'll get you out of here on this, Richard, which

1:01:04

is the argument from

1:01:06

the Assange team, of course,

1:01:09

is that they were under,

1:01:11

that they will not be safe,

1:01:13

of course, when they get to the United States. And

1:01:16

the United States has a track record of this, that

1:01:18

Julian Assange has only been there for,

1:01:21

I think, like one afternoon for like a brief

1:01:23

amount of time. It wasn't even in the United

1:01:25

States. Maybe it was a few days. That's

1:01:27

it. He wasn't there for very long. I

1:01:30

think maybe once work or something, but he

1:01:33

never lived or worked in the United States.

1:01:36

On top of that, the argument

1:01:38

the United States has made, of

1:01:40

course, is that people's lives were

1:01:42

ruined, and this put members of

1:01:44

the CIA or others in danger,

1:01:46

the US military in danger by

1:01:48

releasing these WikiLeaks documents and showing

1:01:52

the world these war crimes. So what?

1:01:55

My answer is so what? Right. On

1:01:58

top of it. Yeah, first part of it is... Yeah,

1:02:00

so what? Second part of

1:02:02

it is, so people are carrying out war crimes

1:02:04

and we're concerned about those individuals. First part, yeah,

1:02:06

so what? Second part is, there's no evidence of

1:02:09

that at all. In

1:02:12

this document, did they throw

1:02:14

that part of it out or was that

1:02:16

relevant in this argument, in this decision today?

1:02:20

Yeah, so they brought it up, of course. And

1:02:23

they are basically saying that, yes, the

1:02:26

judge in the lower court was

1:02:29

correct to

1:02:32

basically agree that, yes,

1:02:34

Assange exposed state crimes, but it

1:02:37

doesn't matter. So

1:02:39

that's it. That's the ruling of today

1:02:41

and they're agreeing with the lower ruling.

1:02:43

They're saying, yeah, Assange exposed

1:02:45

these gross state

1:02:47

crimes, how Britain

1:02:49

was training death squads in Bangladesh,

1:02:51

how the American government was subverting

1:02:54

European governments who are trying to

1:02:56

try CIA agents, how they were,

1:02:58

how CIA agents were

1:03:00

torturing people in European

1:03:03

citizens, kidnapping them off on the street and just

1:03:05

taking them to black sites. They mentioned all of

1:03:07

this in today's ruling. They agree and they acknowledge

1:03:09

all of it, but they say it doesn't matter.

1:03:12

It's not the substance of the crime. And my

1:03:14

favorite part is, like, what is their proof for

1:03:16

this to establish that it has

1:03:18

no relevance? I mean, they

1:03:20

say we know that the

1:03:22

United States are doing a good

1:03:25

job and they are only

1:03:27

prosecuting Assange out of the goodness of

1:03:29

their hearts because the US federal prosecutor

1:03:31

told us so. And Mr Assange

1:03:34

never accused him of being dishonest. I

1:03:37

mean, I find

1:03:39

this really incredible because I was there in the

1:03:41

courtroom when this prosecutor, his

1:03:44

name is Kromberg, so he's an AUSA,

1:03:46

he's a special federal prosecutor for the

1:03:48

United States. And he, I mean,

1:03:50

he is

1:03:52

absolutely, absolutely 100% being dishonest. I

1:03:55

thought that was obvious through the fact that Assange's team

1:03:57

are about to be bringing

1:04:00

up all of this behavior by the

1:04:02

US government, the fact that they've tried

1:04:04

to subvert Assange's defenses by spying on

1:04:07

his lawyers and his conversation. And

1:04:09

for some reason, the British judges don't think it's relevant.

1:04:12

And they think that Mr. Kronberg

1:04:15

is an honorable man

1:04:17

and that he's doing his prosecution against

1:04:19

Assange just because it's the right thing,

1:04:21

the legal thing to do. I

1:04:25

said I was going to get you out of here a second

1:04:27

ago. I have one more question. It's OK. I'm

1:04:29

more than happy to talk about this. Well,

1:04:31

it just occurred to me, we heard a

1:04:33

report from the Wall Street Journal in an

1:04:35

exclusive report about a week ago that this

1:04:37

ruling was coming down or some sort of

1:04:39

a plea agreement was

1:04:41

going to be worked out where the Assange

1:04:44

team would then plea to mishandle and classify

1:04:46

information. It would be sort of a lesser

1:04:48

offense and all of that. The

1:04:51

Assange team, to my knowledge, said that there's

1:04:53

no truth to that. The

1:04:56

Wall Street Journal said this is an exclusive report.

1:04:59

Does today's ruling shed light to say that

1:05:01

the Wall Street Journal was full of shit?

1:05:05

Yeah, it does. Yeah,

1:05:08

unless there's, we

1:05:10

have to be very clear about this because the

1:05:14

United States, this is

1:05:16

the second administration that's

1:05:18

pursuing this case. I mean, Donald

1:05:20

Trump and Mike Pompeo are the ones

1:05:22

who launched this attack on

1:05:24

the press. Joe

1:05:27

Biden and the Democrats have continued

1:05:29

what Trump begun. And

1:05:32

Joe Biden had four years to drop the case.

1:05:35

He's not going to do that, especially in an election

1:05:37

year. And again, looking

1:05:39

at this ruling, it's just

1:05:41

like regard to tasing the same

1:05:43

old lies against Julian about trying

1:05:47

to endanger the lives of informants, which,

1:05:49

by the way, just to go back

1:05:51

to that point very briefly, the US

1:05:54

Army investigated this themselves when they were court

1:05:56

marshalling Chelsea Manning and they found no evidence

1:05:58

of it. I

1:06:02

don't understand why the British judges don't grasp

1:06:05

this point, that when America is

1:06:07

accusing Julian Assange of

1:06:09

was disproved by the American government, in

1:06:11

any case, the idea

1:06:13

that Julian Assange would be given some sort of,

1:06:15

you know, like

1:06:18

a misdemeanor or that they would, you

1:06:20

know, bring the charges down. I mean,

1:06:24

he's being hit with 175 years

1:06:26

in total if we

1:06:28

put these charges together. So

1:06:31

even if you go down, like how far can you go

1:06:33

down from 175? If they

1:06:35

go down to 10 years, they will just make

1:06:37

their tastes look ridiculous. All

1:06:39

this effort for what? And I think

1:06:41

it will be a mistake for Julian's team

1:06:43

to accept any agreement, because

1:06:46

when I was in a hearing in

1:06:49

London two weeks ago, the judges

1:06:51

themselves asked the American

1:06:54

lawyers, is there anything stopping

1:06:56

the American, you know, courts

1:06:58

from slapping Assange with new

1:07:00

charges the second he lands

1:07:02

in America? And the American

1:07:04

lawyers themselves said no. And

1:07:07

there's nothing stopping them from giving him the death penalty. There's

1:07:09

nothing stopping them from denying him

1:07:11

First Amendment rights. This is the American lawyers admitting this.

1:07:14

Just to be clear, by the way, they're not actually

1:07:16

from the United States, but they represent the United States

1:07:18

government. They're British, though. But anyway,

1:07:21

you know, it's really shocking. So I

1:07:23

wouldn't trust what the US government say.

1:07:26

They can change the charges immediately

1:07:28

when he's in the US. And, you know,

1:07:31

the conditions he will be put in as

1:07:33

well. He'll go first to the

1:07:36

Alexandria prison. He'll be put

1:07:38

in special under, sorry, administrative

1:07:43

detention, which is ad seg. You

1:07:45

know, it's basically isolation. And

1:07:48

then when you when he's absolutely

1:07:51

convicted, which is guaranteed, even though you didn't

1:07:53

do anything, they'll send him down to Colorado

1:07:55

to ADX Florence. And then over there, he'll

1:07:57

be put in what

1:07:59

are called. These are special administrative

1:08:01

measures. And the warden of

1:08:03

that prison, he

1:08:06

said that basically once you go inside, you will

1:08:08

never see the sun again, and it is hell

1:08:10

on earth. So these

1:08:13

are the confirmed prisons and

1:08:15

locations and conditions that await Julian

1:08:17

Assange. And I think it's so

1:08:19

preposterous that we're even contemplating

1:08:22

this, that we give this to

1:08:24

another human being who is accused of, you

1:08:27

know, what? Journalism? And then, of

1:08:29

course, you know, how

1:08:32

can we call ourselves democracies when we do this

1:08:34

to journalists? Even if the case has dropped this

1:08:36

minute, he's suffered 10 years of persecution. We can

1:08:38

never take that back. So it

1:08:40

reflects so poorly on all of

1:08:43

us, you know, and our governments,

1:08:46

most of all, without question. Yeah,

1:08:48

without question. Amen.

1:08:50

Richard Medhurst, it's a great having you here

1:08:52

unredacted for the first time, and a fan

1:08:54

of your work for a long time. And

1:08:56

it's been great to have you here and

1:08:58

really educate us on this. We appreciate it.

1:09:01

Thank you. I hope to be back again. It's a pleasure. Thanks,

1:09:04

Richard. Really appreciate it. And our audience said,

1:09:06

yes. Wow, what a collaboration having

1:09:09

Richard here. So yeah, great to see you, Richard.

1:09:11

Thank you so much. Really

1:09:13

appreciate his perspective. By the way, someone just mentioned

1:09:15

here a min to go, and

1:09:17

I caught it in the chat. Someone said, you know,

1:09:19

the name of the ship that hit the

1:09:22

bridge in Baltimore is

1:09:25

named the Dali, D-A-L-I, right?

1:09:27

Like Salvador Dali. Dali

1:09:32

painted a painting called Broken

1:09:34

Bridge. I

1:09:37

mean, you can't make this up. This is

1:09:40

a Dali painting called Broken Bridge. Okay.

1:09:46

What kind of weird world do we live in?

1:09:51

Coincidences or... I

1:09:54

don't believe in coincidences, but wow,

1:09:56

very strange. All right,

1:09:58

we've got more news to get to. here on your Tuesday.

1:10:03

We're going to look at P. Diddy and

1:10:06

a lot of the details that are coming

1:10:08

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was gonna say they went under All

1:12:38

right. Let's talk about P Diddy. Let's talk about

1:12:40

Diddy So is there a

1:12:42

Diddy client list just like

1:12:44

the Epstein list? Diddy's of

1:12:46

course allegedly the Epstein of

1:12:48

the rap world and a lot of

1:12:51

powerful people running nervous today throughout Hollywood

1:12:53

and In Washington, I bet

1:12:55

they are so last night

1:12:57

Homeland Security officials Rated the

1:13:00

Los Angeles home of rapper and music

1:13:02

mogul Sean Diddy Combs and then also

1:13:04

in Miami Simultaneously

1:13:06

coast to coast they swooped in in

1:13:09

Miami They had to use boats to come

1:13:11

as well as their armored vehicles and they

1:13:13

did the same in Los Angeles And

1:13:16

all in connection to this massive

1:13:18

sex trafficking investigation. Here's how the

1:13:21

news broke on wolf Blitzer Breaking

1:13:24

news the Department of Homeland Security

1:13:27

has just confirmed to CNN that

1:13:29

federal law enforcement agents have raided

1:13:31

Properties owned by musician and producer

1:13:34

Sean Diddy Combs Yeah,

1:13:37

so right now he's involved in

1:13:39

five different lawsuits civil lawsuits and

1:13:44

He denies wrongdoing in any of them. Of

1:13:46

course, he says quote, let

1:13:48

me be absolutely clear I did not do

1:13:50

any of the awful things being alleged. I

1:13:53

will fight for my name my family and for the

1:13:55

truth He says one of

1:13:57

the lawsuits revealed today has

1:13:59

been Prince Harry involved

1:14:02

in the lawsuit. Why is Prince

1:14:04

Harry named in the lawsuit and

1:14:07

would apparently go to Diddy's sex

1:14:09

trafficking parties, um, on

1:14:11

a regular basis. So this could be more

1:14:13

headaches for the, uh, for the

1:14:16

Royal family. Here's a part of the lawsuit.

1:14:19

Sorry. Is that him with Kate Middleton? Sorry.

1:14:21

I'm trying to figure out who Kate Middleton

1:14:23

on the right. Yeah. That's,

1:14:25

that's the new AI general. That's

1:14:27

when you type in Kate Middleton

1:14:29

into Google Gemini, you'll get a

1:14:31

black P Diddy, that's how it works. So

1:14:35

among the specific acts in the lawsuit

1:14:37

where Combs use a vast sums of

1:14:39

cash, drugs, faked promises of career opportunities,

1:14:41

access to music industry executives and circumstances

1:14:44

that could have prompted defendants, um,

1:14:47

including, uh, universal music group and

1:14:50

other employees to specifically raise questions

1:14:52

about Combs sex trafficking affiliation

1:14:55

with, or sponsorship of Mr. Combs

1:14:57

sex trafficking parties garnered legitimacy and

1:14:59

access to celebrities, such as famous

1:15:01

athletes, political figures, artists, musicians, international

1:15:04

dignitaries like British Royal Prince

1:15:06

Harry. And

1:15:09

people were forced to sign NDAs prior to

1:15:11

entering his parties and prior to being drugged

1:15:14

and sex trafficked, etc. These parties, according to

1:15:16

the lawsuit that was just filed. So

1:15:21

we have that piece of it. So when

1:15:23

you start to peel back this law, I think

1:15:25

it's very important as we kind of unpack this Diddy

1:15:27

story over the next few weeks, and we look more

1:15:29

deeply into this to remember

1:15:32

that, that he

1:15:34

is probably a low level

1:15:36

guy in this. I

1:15:39

think it's probably safe to say that it goes

1:15:41

way higher. And I think

1:15:43

it's safe to say that he's probably taking

1:15:46

the fall, falling on a sword right

1:15:48

now. Yes, involved in

1:15:50

some awful things allegedly, but

1:15:54

it goes much higher than him. And

1:15:56

so who can we throw out there like Jeffrey

1:15:58

Epstein to. fall on the

1:16:01

sword and then have everything

1:16:03

squashed, hidden, put away so

1:16:06

that we don't know the details of it. He

1:16:09

of course hated Trump, he

1:16:12

did, he did, wanted to go... so it's very weird

1:16:14

that they would eat one of their own, isn't it?

1:16:16

Like he's very much a

1:16:18

pro Biden guy, he loved President Obama, so

1:16:20

it's very odd. Something

1:16:23

is very, very odd about the whole

1:16:26

thing. Thinks that we

1:16:28

should do away with President Trump, that

1:16:31

he should be banished. So

1:16:34

there's a long history though of like

1:16:37

young individuals who've now grown up and

1:16:39

they've talked about their experiences spending

1:16:42

time as a young person, underage,

1:16:45

being sort of brought into these

1:16:47

sex parties and these environments at

1:16:50

Diddy's home, almost

1:16:52

like they were orphans in a way. Usher,

1:16:55

who of course just sang at the Super

1:16:57

Bowl, halftime show. I

1:16:59

was on Howard Stern's show talking all about

1:17:01

this. We talked about all

1:17:04

of the weird times that he had and

1:17:06

he was brought in at a young age

1:17:08

to hang out with with Diddy and got

1:17:10

to see a lot of things. So watch

1:17:12

this really awkward exchange and pay attention to

1:17:14

the subtexts here. Moved

1:17:17

to New York City and

1:17:19

I lived with Sean Puffy Combs for a

1:17:21

year. That's the crazy thing. Now that was

1:17:23

L.A. Reid's idea, right? We're sending you over

1:17:26

to something called Puffy Flavor Camp. There you

1:17:28

go. Flavor Camp. That's what it was called.

1:17:30

And you're going to go to Puff Daddy's.

1:17:32

In the 90's. Do you understand what that's like?

1:17:35

Puffy's place was like just filled with chicks and

1:17:37

orgy and like non-stop, right? No, not really. I

1:17:39

mean, but hey, it was curious. I got a

1:17:41

chance to see some things. Yeah, but you were

1:17:44

13. What were you seeing? I went there to

1:17:46

see the lifestyle and I saw it.

1:17:48

But I don't know if I could

1:17:50

indulge and understand what I was even

1:17:52

looking at. It was pretty wild. So

1:17:54

nobody tried to, you know, some woman

1:17:56

didn't come along. I say it. Okay.

1:18:00

What I did say is that there were very curious

1:18:02

things taking place and I didn't necessarily

1:18:05

understand. Biggie Smalls was there. Biggie Smalls

1:18:07

was there, Lil Kim,

1:18:10

Craig Mack. All these people

1:18:12

are hanging around. Yeah man, Faith Evans,

1:18:15

Joey King, Mary J. Blosh. They ain't nothing about this

1:18:17

shit. Oh, I was having a good time. You know

1:18:19

what I mean? Does he have any weird children encounters

1:18:21

that Diddy himself has faced? There

1:18:26

have been many weird young children encounters

1:18:28

that Diddy himself has filmed over the

1:18:30

years. Like,

1:18:32

for instance, this, well, we'll play, I want

1:18:35

to play this Justin Bieber thing here

1:18:37

in a second, which we'll show you here.

1:18:39

But Justin Bieber's father-in-law, Steven

1:18:41

Baldwin, just posted a video on

1:18:43

Instagram today calling out

1:18:45

the demonic tough guys and quote bitches

1:18:48

in Hollywood that hide behind their accounts

1:18:50

after the news broke of

1:18:52

the raid on Diddy's home. It's a very odd

1:18:55

video, but we'll show you why, maybe

1:18:57

not so odd in just a second

1:18:59

when we show you very young Justin

1:19:01

Bieber in just a moment.

1:19:04

So this is Justin Bieber's father-in-law posting

1:19:06

a video calling out demonic tough guys. Does

1:19:09

he know, okay, this something bigger is about

1:19:11

to go down? That

1:19:13

this is just one small piece of

1:19:15

the puzzle. It's much bigger than Puff

1:19:17

Daddy. Watch. This

1:19:20

is a comment about some of

1:19:22

the comments, which I rarely comment,

1:19:24

but since

1:19:27

some folks have

1:19:29

chosen to be obviously

1:19:33

demonic, therefore

1:19:35

it's not their fault. So I'm

1:19:37

here just to share a beautiful

1:19:39

message of hope, unconditional

1:19:42

love, and peace to

1:19:45

all of the haters out there. God

1:19:48

bless you. Pray

1:19:50

for your enemies, do unto others

1:19:52

as you would have them do unto you. I

1:20:03

remember what I see on the street. If you slap me in the face, I will turn the

1:20:05

other cheek.

1:20:10

But if I feel that second cheek

1:20:12

stinging, you better

1:20:15

run. Uh...

1:20:23

What? What? What?

1:20:29

What? Was

1:20:31

that a genome man? I'm speechless. I've

1:20:36

interviewed Stephen. I've had him in the

1:20:38

studio. He needs the cowboy

1:20:40

up. He was

1:20:43

kind to me. He didn't slap me.

1:20:46

I don't know what was going on there. If you

1:20:48

see me on the street. You slap

1:20:50

me. You better be prepared. Slap

1:20:53

me right back. So Justin

1:20:55

Bieber, in

1:20:57

a famous, maybe now famous

1:20:59

video, I'm going to make it famous here by showing it.

1:21:02

The young Justin Bieber talking about this

1:21:05

weird sort of ditty summer camp excursion

1:21:07

that sort of Usher was just talking

1:21:09

about. And others have talked

1:21:11

about what's going on here. But here's that

1:21:13

video you can see with Justin Bieber. Justin,

1:21:16

he's in, you ever seen the movie 48 Hours?

1:21:19

Right now he's having 48 Hours with Diddy, him and his

1:21:21

boy. They're

1:21:24

having the time of their lives, like

1:21:26

where we hanging out and when we

1:21:28

doing. We can't

1:21:31

really disclose. But

1:21:33

it's definitely a 15 year old's

1:21:36

dream. I

1:21:39

have been given custody of him.

1:21:41

He signed the Usher. I

1:21:43

had legal guardianship of

1:21:45

Usher when he did

1:21:48

his first album. I

1:21:50

don't really have legal guardianship of him, but for

1:21:52

the next 48 hours he's

1:21:54

with me. And we going

1:21:56

to go full, buck

1:21:59

full case. I'm going crazy. Yeah,

1:22:03

I'm going crazy. I'm just gonna say whatever he's saying

1:22:05

because he's the adult and I'm just a kid So

1:22:07

I don't know what the hell we're doing. What is

1:22:09

bug? Excuse me. Mr. Diddy. What is buck full crazy

1:22:12

actually mean because I Thought

1:22:14

this was like a summer camp. I Don't

1:22:17

know what the hell we're doing here. But what are we doing?

1:22:19

What is buck full crazy even mean? so

1:22:22

now photos have emerged of P

1:22:25

Diddy Combs with Rachel Chandler who's

1:22:27

of course been linked to Jeffrey Epstein Bill

1:22:30

Clinton Prince Andrew several other of the

1:22:32

associates here You can see Ray Rachel

1:22:34

Chandler saying I'm 14 years old in

1:22:37

this photo. Here. She is 14 years

1:22:39

old and

1:22:44

Here's here's yes,

1:22:46

here is Bill Clinton You

1:22:49

can see Bill Clinton here with with Rachel

1:22:51

as well Can

1:22:53

see that and then Prince Andrew

1:22:55

as well, which I'll need to get here if

1:22:57

you don't have it Philip Do

1:22:59

you have it or no? I don't have it.

1:23:02

Okay, I read it as a for

1:23:04

a picture of four things That's okay. Let me just take

1:23:06

it back to me real quick and I'll get it here.

1:23:08

So there's Bill Clinton And

1:23:10

let me just pull this up here. And here

1:23:12

is of course, hold on one second. There we

1:23:14

go There's Prince Andrew with Rachel

1:23:16

as well and Ghislaine Maxwell there. So

1:23:19

Wow this That's

1:23:23

a connection right the

1:23:25

Epstein connection Bill Clinton connection

1:23:27

the Prince Andrew connection all

1:23:29

with this You just

1:23:31

said she who should not be named. Oh Good

1:23:35

Lane Maxwell. Yeah Yeah,

1:23:37

there was a time when you mentioned her name

1:23:39

that when you say that name, you know what

1:23:41

happens to YouTube videos Oh my gosh so

1:23:46

We should be clear again. He hasn't

1:23:48

been charged with anything yet on

1:23:51

the criminal side He hasn't been arrested and

1:23:54

when they showed up at his house houses They

1:23:57

went in took out massive loads

1:23:59

of electronics in cardboard boxes and they

1:24:01

just kept filling it up. Two of his

1:24:03

sons were at one location in,

1:24:05

I believe it was Los Angeles, when

1:24:07

they were handcuffed and brought out as well

1:24:10

of the house. He was not at home

1:24:13

and TMZ caught up with him at

1:24:15

the airport where he was about to board his private

1:24:17

jet when the Department of Homeland Security rolled up on

1:24:19

him. And so he

1:24:21

wasn't going anywhere. His jet then left from

1:24:24

Los Angeles, was flying and didn't include

1:24:27

P Diddy. So he's not on board

1:24:29

that jet. It did arrive in

1:24:31

Antigua, according to reports, Antigua

1:24:33

and Barbados, Barbuda,

1:24:36

excuse me, Antigua and Barbuda. And

1:24:39

in Antigua, so a lot of people wondering, well,

1:24:41

now it's grounded in Antigua. Did it fly off

1:24:43

to Cape Verde? Is it going there as a

1:24:45

non-extradition country, something? And were there things on board

1:24:48

that they were trying to hide and get it

1:24:50

out of country so they couldn't be extradited? Who

1:24:52

knows? That's what some

1:24:54

people are speculating. There were things on

1:24:56

board that plane, not Diddy himself, but

1:24:59

maybe important pieces of information. Who

1:25:01

knows? That's pure speculation. We have

1:25:03

no confirmation of that. But we do know that

1:25:05

he wasn't on board. We do know that he

1:25:08

was seen then in Miami and the Department of

1:25:10

Homeland Security rolled up on him and his flight

1:25:12

wasn't going anywhere, but he hasn't been arrested at

1:25:15

this hour, to our knowledge. And

1:25:18

what will they be looking for? Now,

1:25:20

according to, of course, law enforcement officials,

1:25:22

you don't go to this phase of

1:25:24

an investigation unless you, this is like

1:25:26

the end of the investigation, basically. Like

1:25:28

you've done all of, you've heard all

1:25:31

the reports, you've heard all the reports

1:25:33

of sex trafficking, you've heard eyewitness testimony,

1:25:35

you've seen the evidence, you've seen

1:25:38

pieces of evidence, and now you're going into the

1:25:40

home to confirm a lot of those pieces at

1:25:42

the end. And that's what this is about. But

1:25:45

again, no arrests yet, no

1:25:47

handcuffs. What's going to come of

1:25:49

it? He maintains his innocence. He's posted. That

1:25:53

he has haters who just want to get into his pocket,

1:25:55

he said. But

1:25:57

there's a long history here of his family.

1:26:00

family and its relationship in weird ways

1:26:02

to the CIA. Diddy's

1:26:04

father Melvin Combs famously

1:26:07

worked for Frank Lucas and

1:26:10

his father Melvin Combs, there

1:26:12

he is, Diddy's father was a

1:26:14

drug dealer. He was

1:26:16

a drug dealer who ran and he

1:26:18

worked for Frank Lucas. Frank Lucas of

1:26:21

course who ran heroin for the CIA.

1:26:23

Now Frank Lucas was of course the

1:26:25

heroin king, worked

1:26:27

for the CIA, ran money, ran heroin

1:26:30

for the CIA and yes

1:26:32

worked with Melvin Combs. So

1:26:35

Frank Lucas was then of course turned into

1:26:37

a film and you might even know the

1:26:39

name many eagle-eyed observers might be aware of

1:26:41

who Frank Lucas was played

1:26:44

and that was Denzel Washington played

1:26:46

him in the movie American Gangster. So

1:26:50

he played Frank Lucas who was friends

1:26:52

with Diddy's father.

1:26:57

Here is the drug king Frank talking

1:26:59

about working with P. Diddy's father

1:27:02

Melvin and he always upset that he got shot.

1:27:04

He ended up getting shot in

1:27:06

a drugged, in a botched drug raid

1:27:10

or a

1:27:12

handoff of drugs and he got shot, he was

1:27:14

the wrong person to get shot. I think they

1:27:16

were trying to go after Frank Lucas, he got

1:27:18

shot instead. Listen to him talking about this.

1:27:21

I'm Ray Lucas, this is my dad Frank Lucas

1:27:23

and shout out to Vlad TV thanks for sending

1:27:25

out this interview. Me

1:27:31

and Melvin Combs was a good friend.

1:27:33

We was a good friend, we did a lot

1:27:35

of business together. Of course

1:27:38

it was not a legal business but we did a lot

1:27:40

of business together and I

1:27:43

was trying to see what happened to him. That shocked me

1:27:45

a lot of me and

1:27:48

the guy who did it I'm glad he got what he

1:27:50

got. So

1:28:00

the story gets thicker and

1:28:02

it'd be really interesting to know what the CIA

1:28:04

connection is,

1:28:31

if there is any, and what

1:28:33

sort of

1:28:36

dirt did he has on a lot of other people

1:28:38

right now and is he taking the fall for a

1:28:40

lot of other people who are

1:28:42

hoping and praying that the light

1:28:44

of day doesn't come out in this. As

1:28:47

Breitbart News reported, several sexual assault lawsuits

1:28:49

have been filed against Combs in recent

1:28:51

months, including a lawsuit from R&B singer

1:28:54

Kathy that was settled last year. Another

1:28:56

one of Combs' accusers was a woman who said the

1:28:59

rap producer raped her two decades ago when she was

1:29:01

17. Of

1:29:03

course Combs, again, has denied all the

1:29:05

allegations, says they're sickening allegations and

1:29:07

there are people trying to make a pretty penny off

1:29:10

of him a quick payday. And

1:29:13

a male music producer also accused

1:29:15

Diddy of sexually assaulting him, forcing him to

1:29:17

have sex with prostitutes. He's

1:29:20

denied those claims as well. So

1:29:23

I think we're going to see a lot of information, although

1:29:25

it'll be interesting to see if it is similar to the

1:29:27

Epstein saga where we don't get to see a client list,

1:29:29

we don't get to see who signed NDAs, we don't get

1:29:31

to see the names of these people that have come to

1:29:33

these sex trafficking parties. But

1:29:37

we do know from the Department of Homeland Security, this is

1:29:39

a sex trafficking ring that they're trying to bust up here.

1:29:43

How deeply does it go and where

1:29:45

does it go? When did

1:29:47

you see the update? What do we need to say right now that he left the

1:29:50

country? What did you

1:29:52

say? He left the country. He flew to,

1:29:54

he landed in Antigua. People are speculating that

1:29:56

he's going to Cape Verde

1:29:58

because they have no... extradition treaty with

1:30:01

the United States. Now that part isn't

1:30:03

verified, but they did verify he did

1:30:05

land in Antigua yesterday and did

1:30:08

in fact leave the country. Okay.

1:30:11

Well, I didn't see that he made a tantigua.

1:30:15

What I saw according to reports is that

1:30:17

he was in Miami and TMZ verified that

1:30:19

with video of him at the airport when

1:30:22

the DHS rolled up on him and said, you're not going

1:30:24

anywhere. So apparently the plane,

1:30:26

I mean, unless there's new

1:30:28

information of him making it to Antigua, the

1:30:31

plane made it to Antigua, but he wasn't

1:30:33

on it because the plane

1:30:35

left from Los Angeles and

1:30:37

went over his location and didn't even land

1:30:39

in Miami. So I'm

1:30:41

not exactly sure where that information is

1:30:44

coming from, but it'd be interesting

1:30:46

to see. I've seen conflicting reports

1:30:48

about him being in Antigua or not. But

1:30:50

according to TMZ, he was in Miami. Maybe

1:30:53

he somehow made it to Antigua. I don't know, but

1:30:56

the latest report that I saw is that

1:30:59

he was rolled up on by Department of

1:31:01

Homeland Security in Miami. So again,

1:31:03

I don't know if that's old, those are old

1:31:05

photos or not, or if he's been then stuck

1:31:08

in Antigua and he's waiting, because Antigua has an

1:31:10

extradition treaty with the United States. So it's not like

1:31:12

he's, if they want him, they're going to

1:31:14

get him in Antigua. This is not a big deal. And

1:31:17

there are, and even in Cape Verde, I know

1:31:19

people are like, there's no extradition treaty. Cape

1:31:21

Verde has a relationship with the United States and

1:31:24

they absolutely would be able

1:31:26

to transfer a criminal back and

1:31:28

forth. So there's no, the only, like he'd be

1:31:30

safe maybe going to like Ghana, literally

1:31:33

like there's like a few places or maybe

1:31:35

Russia. Like that's about it. But

1:31:37

Cape Verde, no, the United States would get him

1:31:39

back in a heartbeat and also

1:31:41

to an Antigua and Barbuda. So it doesn't

1:31:44

really matter where he is. They will

1:31:46

get him. Sam Bankman freed. You want

1:31:48

to be in the Bahamas? It doesn't matter. They will

1:31:50

get you. They will

1:31:52

get you wherever they want to find you. That's what will happen. By

1:31:54

the way, we should mention that

1:31:57

last photo I showed inadvertently. I

1:31:59

said. That was Rachel Chandler also. I meant

1:32:02

to say that was Virginia Dufres. So

1:32:04

just to be clear on that last photo with Prince

1:32:07

Andrew, the point was showing all

1:32:09

of these guys with these like 14 year

1:32:11

old girls, and they

1:32:13

all look very, very similar. So Rachel Chandler

1:32:16

with Pete Itty and then Bill Clinton, Virginia

1:32:18

Dufres with the photo with Prince Andrew. So just

1:32:20

to be clear and correct that there. So I

1:32:23

don't know guys, I feel like this is, go ahead Phillip.

1:32:26

I'd like to point out just

1:32:28

as a prediction that Pete Itty did not

1:32:31

kill himself. Yeah,

1:32:33

it doesn't seem like the type that he would do that,

1:32:35

right? He doesn't seem the type that would suicide himself. No,

1:32:38

but you know a lot of the people that, a lot

1:32:40

of the people that quote unquote do probably

1:32:43

weren't the type of people that would do it either.

1:32:46

Yeah. So I'm just getting ahead of that

1:32:48

one before he Epstein's himself. Yeah,

1:32:51

so Newsweek says no, Diddy

1:32:54

has not landed in Antigua. So,

1:32:57

and this is coming from the

1:32:59

prime minister, the Caribbean island of

1:33:02

Antigua. No, he's not in Antigua. So just to

1:33:04

be clear about that, he's not there. So I

1:33:06

think he is still in Miami according to the

1:33:08

data that I saw and reports that I saw.

1:33:12

But his- On Twitter they're like tracking his

1:33:14

plane. So his plane did land in Antigua and

1:33:16

then they'd said there was no proof

1:33:18

that it went on to Cape Verde

1:33:20

or whatever. But yeah, so his

1:33:22

plane must have, he must not have been on it then.

1:33:24

Yeah. Yep, yep.

1:33:27

So let us know your

1:33:29

thoughts on this. This is just the beginning of this story

1:33:31

folks. This is just the beginning. We're about to peel back

1:33:33

some real serious stuff. Does it lead to,

1:33:36

where does it lead to, these

1:33:38

other members of Hollywood right now. There's a lot of people

1:33:40

that are scared and there's other people saying that there's a,

1:33:43

that he's here and there's like a, there's a woman

1:33:45

who's even stronger up here. And

1:33:48

a lot of people expect- Well, and as Candace Owens, as

1:33:51

Candace Owens pointed out, she said this

1:33:53

is, you know, they're not necessarily there

1:33:55

to gather evidence, they're there to hide

1:33:57

it. Who's she?

1:34:00

Oh, we mean the police to the

1:34:02

Department of Homeland. Yeah, the Department of

1:34:04

Justice is not there to gather evidence,

1:34:06

but to hide it, because this probably

1:34:08

leads to the same people on the

1:34:10

Epstein list. It's probably just a

1:34:12

trickle down of that. And we will never

1:34:14

see justice for those girls. We'll never see

1:34:16

justice for those people in most cases. And

1:34:18

those people will be protected still. Yeah,

1:34:21

sad but true. We

1:34:23

would probably know information pretty quickly if they're

1:34:25

going to let us know why this massive

1:34:27

investigation multiple

1:34:31

raids across the country, multiple

1:34:34

locations using the Department of Homeland Security. I

1:34:36

thought it was really interesting to think how

1:34:39

many different pieces in the military we have

1:34:41

now, different law

1:34:43

enforcement arms of the United States government.

1:34:46

Where was the FBI in this? It's

1:34:48

the Department of Homeland Security running

1:34:51

this operation. OK, now

1:34:55

we have the IRS with the

1:34:57

law enforcement division that's growing under

1:34:59

Biden. So the Department of Homeland

1:35:01

Security. Glad they got this, by the way.

1:35:04

Glad they're finally tackling the sex trafficking

1:35:06

industry in the United States, something we've

1:35:08

been talking about here on the show

1:35:10

for years, that it seems

1:35:12

like they don't care about, because by the

1:35:15

way, the Department of Homeland Security is facilitating

1:35:17

actively. I think it's just totally ironic. Literally

1:35:19

our open border and

1:35:21

the sex trafficking operation that's pouring across our

1:35:24

southern border right now. And

1:35:26

they're facilitating it and allowing it

1:35:28

to happen with NGOs. Just go back to my interview

1:35:30

just a short time ago that we just did tonight

1:35:32

with JJ Carroll. It's happening. They're

1:35:34

doing it. And yet they're going after Puff

1:35:37

Daddy for sex trafficking. And

1:35:40

it might have a sting operation. It's

1:35:42

like they did with drugs, like they do with anything. They

1:35:45

don't go after the source. They don't go

1:35:47

after the end user. They go after

1:35:49

the middle. Because

1:35:51

that's the people. The

1:35:53

people in the middle are the ones that they can

1:35:55

arrest easily. They don't have to worry about them having

1:35:57

either a ton of money or just, you know, It's

1:36:00

just that's what they want to do. They don't want

1:36:02

to go for the top. They don't want to find

1:36:04

out who the people are, like with the sex traffic.

1:36:06

They don't actually want to grab the people that

1:36:09

are on the end, the

1:36:11

end user, so to speak. They just want the

1:36:13

people in the middle because they're

1:36:15

easily replaceable and everything

1:36:17

can continue as usual. Yeah,

1:36:20

it's really troubling. They

1:36:22

can go after him and they can do this big. By

1:36:24

the way, it was also interesting, why did the

1:36:27

Skyfox News helicopter, I used

1:36:29

to work in Los Angeles and I was actually in

1:36:31

charge when I first started in the news business. I

1:36:33

was in charge of the helicopter. My

1:36:35

job as a producer back in the day. And

1:36:39

I never

1:36:41

got a phone call at the news desk like

1:36:44

alerting me that you

1:36:46

should go over to P Diddy's house right now, get

1:36:48

the helicopter up and you might want to come over

1:36:50

this way. Those helicopters were up

1:36:53

in the air, both in Miami and

1:36:55

in Los Angeles. And

1:36:58

they were right over the homes when this was happening. Who

1:37:01

tipped them off about that? That's

1:37:04

interesting, right? Did the

1:37:07

Department of Homeland Security give a little tip? You might want

1:37:09

to head down to, head down to P

1:37:11

Diddy's home because there might be some action there in a few

1:37:13

minutes and we want to have cameras. We want to make an

1:37:15

example of them. Both locations, they had

1:37:17

helicopters ready to go. Interesting.

1:37:21

Let us know your thoughts on this. That's

1:37:24

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1:37:26

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