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Hey guys, the Biden administration

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is using the IRS to target journalists.

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They sent agents from the IRS

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to Matt Taibbi's house the day

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he was set to testify

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on censorship before Congress. Do

0:22

you think that's just a coincidence? I mean that

0:24

the IRS just shows up at

0:27

Matt Taibbi's house the day he's supposed

0:29

to testify before Congress.

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I don't think so. I don't really believe in coincidences

0:35

like this. I've been around long enough to know

0:37

how the government operates when it comes

0:40

to journalists. And let's

0:42

just listen to this clip. This is a

0:45

Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia. She's

0:47

a Democrat at Texas. She is

0:49

questioning

0:49

Taibbi, trying

0:52

to basically find out who

0:55

his source is, who gave him all

0:58

this information on Twitter, and she's doing

1:00

everything she can to try

1:03

to get that information

1:05

out of him before Congress. It's a joke, Taibbi's

1:08

a professional, he knows the game.

1:10

He knows what she's doing, but she's so lackadaisical.

1:14

When you watch this clip, if you're watching on YouTube,

1:16

She's got her hand on her cheek

1:18

and she's kind of nonchalantly

1:21

acting like some kind of old fashioned

1:23

detective. I don't

1:24

know what's going on here, but take a listen

1:26

to this. Mr. Taibbi,

1:30

I want to follow up a little bit on the ranking

1:32

members' questions. What

1:35

was the first time that Mr. Musk

1:38

approached you about writing the

1:41

Twitter files? Again,

1:43

Congresswoman, that would... I

1:46

just need a date sir, but I can't

1:48

give it to you unfortunately because this

1:50

is a question of sourcing and I don't give up I'm

1:53

the journalist. I don't reveal my source

1:54

is a question of chronology No, that's a question. No,

1:56

that's a question. You earlier said that someone

1:59

had said you'd... the internet some message about

2:01

whether or not you would be interested in some information

2:04

yes and i referred to that person as a source

2:08

so you're not going to tell us when must

2:10

first approached you again

2:13

congressman and you're asking you or interest me a journalist

2:16

reveals doing you consider mr musk

2:18

to be the direct source of all this

2:21

no no you're you're trying to get me to say that

2:23

he is the source i will live

2:25

in israel or he uses or if you're

2:27

telling me you can answer because it's your source

2:30

it will then that the only logical conclusion

2:32

is that he is in fact your source

2:33

of you're free to conclude the well

2:38

you know what so would so incredible

2:40

about that is that the democrats

2:42

are putting tell be on the defensive

2:45

were in it should

2:47

be completely the other way around i

2:49

mean at this moment in time it's

2:52

pretty obvious

2:54

that

2:54

the democrats the particularly

2:57

we've seen with the department of justice

3:00

with the f b i ah let's

3:02

name other agencies inside the

3:04

government we've seen it with the

3:06

national health institute as

3:08

a young age the national institute of health

3:11

we've seen it with other agencies we've

3:13

seen the weaponization of

3:15

our agencies

3:17

against the

3:18

american people against

3:20

political candidates we saw that certainly

3:23

under the russia hoax which

3:25

i spent years of my life trying

3:27

to uncover against president trump and

3:29

now we certainly see this against

3:32

tb i've also felt the way

3:35

of the federal government bearing down on

3:37

me and my personal life and

3:39

especially at the very beginning

3:41

of my career and then later throughout my

3:43

career these

3:44

these people will stop at nothing

3:47

literally at nothing to

3:49

try to get their way and they

3:51

threaten they destroy lives

3:54

and personally i believe

3:56

there are people in the bureaucracy that have

3:58

way too much power

4:00

i'll tell you a little bit about that when

4:02

we come back from this break oh

4:04

yeah when i tell you first before i

4:06

go into a

4:08

little bit about what happened

4:10

to me ah and john solomon

4:12

under will we were cut uncovering

4:14

and unraveling the russia hoax

4:17

investigation

4:17

for those of you so much has

4:19

happened since then for those of you who might

4:21

not remember ah during president

4:23

trump's you know first

4:25

the very first selection two thousand and sixteen

4:28

there was a concerted effort by democrats

4:31

and

4:31

the hillary clinton campaign and now

4:33

we know this is all fact and

4:35

factual to target president

4:38

trump to

4:38

target him in

4:40

such

4:40

a fashion that the abused

4:43

the system of government to basically

4:46

go after him and and i think they went

4:48

much further than white people

4:50

actually realize i

4:52

believe that the f b

4:54

i putting together that will maybe that whole christopher

4:56

steele dossier the why the

4:58

big dossier using a foreign

5:00

agent and m i six agent

5:03

to target the president

5:05

being paid for by

5:08

fusion gps basically

5:09

a former wall street journal

5:11

reporter working as

5:13

a private eyes so to speak to build dossiers

5:16

on political candidates used

5:19

christopher steele gathered all that information

5:21

who paid for it o lo and behold

5:23

hillary clinton hillary

5:25

clinton she paid for it

5:27

she paid for the lights she paid

5:30

for lies not

5:32

for truth for lies lies

5:34

which by the way were published in

5:36

mainstream media news outlets

5:39

leaked by senior level officials

5:41

in the united states government that

5:43

being john brennan i believe

5:46

was very much involved in that and he had

5:48

actually briefed president trump

5:50

on the dossier with

5:52

call me and clapper in january

5:54

two thousand and seventeen when

5:57

president trump was

5:59

getting right

6:00

to take over as president.

6:02

In early January, they went to

6:05

Trump Tower

6:07

and they briefed him on this dossier

6:10

that was then leaked and

6:13

by my sources up on Capitol Hill and

6:15

I wrote about this quite frequently, it was

6:17

James Clapper who leaked it to CNN

6:20

and BuzzFeed News then felt okay

6:23

to publish the entire dossier

6:25

and target a sitting

6:28

US president.

6:30

And now we know that it was all lies.

6:32

It was just complete and utter fabrication

6:34

and lies. And it actually had

6:37

Russian disinformation in there, real Russian disinformation.

6:40

And the reason why I bring this

6:42

up,

6:43

and the reason why this is so important,

6:46

is because what we are seeing today, as

6:49

we uncovered all of these stories, The

6:52

rats on the sinking ship started

6:54

to pile up on top of one another.

6:57

The wolves came out of their lair, right?

7:00

They are freaking out, folks.

7:03

People in Washington, D.C. cannot

7:06

contain themselves because

7:08

they are being exposed.

7:11

That is what you are seeing.

7:12

Why are they going after Matt Taibbi, a

7:15

very well-respected journalist,

7:17

someone who everybody liked?

7:20

Everyone. All of the media

7:22

loved him.

7:23

He was writing for Rolling Stone. He

7:25

was writing, you know, sometimes, and he's

7:28

definitely more open about it. He seems very

7:30

much more of a liberal,

7:32

left leaning

7:34

person. Although I know him,

7:36

I've met him once. I don't know him well, but I've met

7:38

him. And I thought he was fantastic.

7:41

I think he's an excellent journalist.

7:44

And now they were targeting

7:46

him. Why? Because

7:49

Matt Taibbi, through

7:51

his sources,

7:53

along with Barry Weiss and others,

7:55

have been able to thread together the

7:58

government's collusion.

8:00

with social media and

8:02

would away mean about this what

8:05

am i seeing here

8:07

the

8:07

government was literally

8:09

going after journalists

8:13

through

8:13

their ability to

8:15

reach the masses like me on

8:18

twitter or n facebook

8:20

instagram you know snap

8:22

chat whatever it may be

8:25

minimizing the voices they did not

8:27

want you

8:28

to here and

8:30

amplifying those voices of those

8:32

they did want you to hear

8:35

they

8:35

were getting directly involved

8:37

in elections in

8:40

narrations and narratives of

8:42

what was actually going on the

8:45

government officials that were involved in

8:47

this which was the f b i have be i went

8:49

and spoke to face book mark

8:51

zuckerberg we know that now

8:54

we

8:54

also know that they went to people at twitter

8:57

and

8:58

it was especially during the time when miranda

9:01

divine with the new york post and

9:03

others were getting ready to publish all of the

9:05

stories on hunter biden

9:07

prior

9:07

to the election because

9:09

of the biden laptop

9:12

which

9:12

was the left city at

9:14

a delaware computer shop it

9:16

was a cry for help from joe biden

9:18

sign in my opinion hunter biden just once

9:21

the whole world to know how screwed that whole family

9:23

years

9:25

and years to

9:27

and instead of allowing

9:31

the media because we're

9:34

the united states of america to do

9:36

our job and instead of trying

9:38

to direct the media because where the united

9:40

states of america we have a first amendment the

9:43

united states government got

9:45

directly involved

9:48

in

9:48

an election

9:51

shut

9:51

down voices of people that would

9:53

be amplified people that would get the message out

9:55

to the american public so that you would know

9:58

that the biden family was taking money from

10:00

china that the biden family was taking money

10:02

from ukraine that the bidens had

10:04

all of these issues ongoing

10:06

issues and that this laptop from hell

10:09

as miranda divines book is so well states

10:11

it

10:12

was real instead they went and

10:14

they said hey guess what guys

10:16

this is russian disinformation you probably

10:19

don't want to allow anyone to posted

10:21

he stories about this you probably

10:23

want to stop this all before

10:26

the election so who's getting involved in an

10:28

election i

10:29

want you to take a listen to this and then i'm gonna

10:31

tell you how the government does

10:33

this because the government

10:36

i believe when the iris

10:38

went to match i you bees home while

10:40

he was giving testimony and

10:42

went looking for him i

10:45

believe that was pretty much

10:47

saying we're going to make your life a living hell from

10:50

now on that

10:51

this is not just some

10:53

kind of coincidence

10:56

this

10:56

was a very real very well

10:58

thought out and methodical action

11:00

by the government they do it all the time to

11:03

shut the mouths of people out there

11:05

who have information and truth and

11:07

want get it out to the public

11:10

and

11:10

i want you to take a listen to this and that i'm in a comeback

11:12

i'm until you were john solomon

11:14

and i had to go through and what i had to go through

11:17

and particular i during the russia

11:19

gate scandal as well as when

11:21

i first

11:22

started writing investigative pieces

11:24

at the daily bulletin

11:27

or focus of this for spring that workers

11:29

mark noted is making lists of

11:31

people whose opinions beliefs associations

11:34

are sympathies are deemed misinformation

11:37

just information or mel information

11:40

that last term is just a euphemism

11:42

for true but inconvenient

11:44

undeniably the making of such lists

11:47

is a form of digital mccarthyism ordinary

11:50

americans are not just being reported to twitter

11:52

for the amplification of the platforming

11:54

with the from for tape how he's

11:56

absolutely right everything

11:59

even when i

12:00

produce my podcast you know you rely

12:02

on advertisers cause you can't do everything

12:04

for free or would love to but

12:06

you know this takes up time in your day

12:08

if

12:08

you're a writer and you're trying to turn

12:11

stories into like rolling stone

12:13

or you're a freelance writer as matt

12:15

taibbi was and working you know can send

12:17

his stories to other various news publications

12:20

he has to be able to do that and

12:22

to make a living at it he

12:24

has to be able to spend his days investigating

12:27

collecting information are doing

12:29

the job to inform the american

12:32

public but

12:33

if all the sudden somebody each in

12:35

the government or

12:36

somebody with power reaches

12:38

out to one of these powerful

12:41

platforms and says hey you know where

12:43

this person's causing me a lot of problems i

12:45

know you know i think we need to

12:48

reduce their amplification which

12:50

means that they have algorithms to

12:52

reduce your voice i've seen that even on

12:54

my platform we

12:55

have we tried to figure

12:57

it out we are like what is going on here like

13:00

people would say i didn't even think you around anymore

13:02

they didn't even see me on twitter

13:05

they couldn't even see me on any of these

13:07

platforms for a long time

13:09

they'd have to literally go to my page that have

13:11

to go to my page and

13:13

then they would then they would see it but

13:15

they wouldn't see me outside of that

13:19

and

13:19

then there were other issues

13:22

like

13:22

when i first started reporting and i i

13:24

don't ever realized it as much as

13:26

i do now but

13:28

i remember when i was first covering

13:30

stories of the daily bulletin and i was writing

13:32

a lot of stories on united states citizenship

13:34

and immigration services and i've actually

13:37

stayed in touch with these whistle blowers

13:39

since then and

13:40

it was an these stories

13:42

word so

13:43

important and i felt like

13:46

you

13:47

know as much as we wrote about him there was it

13:49

it it didn't it didn't affect the

13:51

change that we really wanted that

13:54

we really wanted to mainly

13:56

because mainly because

13:58

we were up against the massive

14:01

bureaucracies. But we got the truth

14:03

out there.

14:04

And that truth was, much like you see

14:06

at the border right now,

14:08

and much like you see happening in the United States,

14:11

people were being allowed into our country without

14:14

being fully vetted. They

14:15

weren't being vetted at all.

14:17

And these whistle blowers had that information

14:19

and I was able to expose some

14:21

of that. Not all of that because I didn't have all

14:24

the facts, but I exposed a lot of it. I

14:26

had documentation to prove. I had

14:28

whistleblowers to prove it. I had

14:31

also documents that

14:34

never made public, but

14:36

were very damaging

14:38

to the government.

14:40

But because of the way they

14:42

threatened the whistleblowers,

14:44

it became very difficult to be able to

14:46

tell some parts of those stories, but they

14:48

also threatened me. I remember

14:51

being asked to fly all the way to Washington

14:53

DC to meet officials at USCIS.

14:56

I was a young journalist and I walked

14:58

into the building and I felt

15:00

like I had been targeted. I thought

15:02

I was going to have an interview

15:05

with an official about my story

15:07

and I had lawyers surrounding

15:09

me, people telling me that

15:12

if I wanted to save my career as a

15:14

journalist, I wouldn't go down that road.

15:17

They made it very uncomfortable for me. I

15:19

was also a young, young journalist making

15:22

maybe

15:22

at that time,

15:24

maybe $14 an hour.

15:29

I was so scared. I was so frustrated.

15:32

Even during that same timeframe, and this was

15:35

back in the early 2000s, I remember I

15:40

was heading to the border and

15:43

I was also covering a story on border patrol

15:45

agents. I don't know if you guys all remember this. Some

15:47

of you do. not, you can look it up. Ignacio

15:50

Ramos Nacho,

15:52

Ramos and Jose Compián.

15:54

The stories were to Aramis and Compiyan, the two border

15:56

patrol agents that were eventually acquitted

15:58

after two years. of my work

16:01

and assistance from Congress for

16:04

their role in firing on

16:07

a drug dealer at the US-Mexico

16:09

border. They were sentenced to 12 and 14

16:11

years, I believe, in prison. And

16:13

after two years, their sentences were commuted

16:16

by President Bush. And then under

16:18

President Trump, they were pardoned,

16:21

which is phenomenal.

16:23

But while I was down at the border and

16:26

I was working on the story, I get a call. I

16:28

have a document that I wanted to

16:31

actually publish and I

16:33

wanted to first visit the people that were on that

16:35

document list. And this

16:37

was from United States Citizenship and Immigration

16:40

Services and it appeared to be people that

16:42

had been adjudicated into the United

16:44

States without any background checks.

16:47

And the person that adjudicated

16:49

them, it appeared, it appeared

16:51

that they had taken money, that

16:53

They had taken some money

16:56

to adjudicate them from being just

16:58

like a work visa

17:00

all the way to US citizen

17:02

within a second.

17:04

That's almost impossible.

17:05

These people were from all over the world.

17:09

I thought maybe, wow, did I stumble

17:11

on a witness protection program list?

17:14

I actually thought that and I contacted

17:16

the FBI.

17:19

And I contacted the FBI in Kansas

17:21

City where the processing center was,

17:24

USCIS processing center. And

17:26

I said, look, I have a document. It may be a

17:28

witness protection program document. I don't know

17:30

what I have right here, but it's really

17:33

starting to make me very nervous. I see

17:35

this movement and I talked to one FBI

17:37

agent who was like, well, I, you know,

17:39

basically blew me off and then later called me

17:41

back and said, uh, well, go ahead and write

17:43

about it because we don't know anything about it. Like everybody

17:45

was

17:46

either hands off, we don't know anything about

17:48

it, or we don't know what you have.

17:50

I end up getting a call

17:53

and mind you, I'm working on this other story

17:56

and I have this one that I'm working on on

17:58

the side.

17:59

and the... person

18:00

tells me, you know, if you

18:02

plan on visiting any people on that list,

18:06

I certainly would hate for anything

18:08

to happen to you.

18:10

I would hate to see your face on the

18:12

cover of the El Paso Times.

18:14

And I said, whoa, wait a minute. Are you threatening

18:17

me? Are you threatening my life? And

18:20

they said, no, I'm just telling you that maybe

18:22

some of those people on that list,

18:26

you know, they might be dangerous people.

18:28

I would hate to see your face on the cover

18:31

of the El Paso Times.

18:34

And I couldn't

18:38

even believe what

18:40

I was hearing. And

18:42

I was also a

18:45

very young journalist. By the way, I still

18:47

have that document.

18:50

I wasn't

18:51

able to figure out and

18:53

I'm still working on it, believe it or not. I'm like

18:55

a, I'm like a bulldog. I don't let anything

18:58

go.

18:59

And I know that

19:01

the people that I've worked with in the past, those

19:03

whistleblowers whose lives

19:06

by the way were

19:08

destroyed

19:09

by the United States government, by people within

19:11

the US government, because they also

19:13

worked for the US government. These were the good guys,

19:16

right? These are the people like

19:18

the whistleblowers who are talking to Jim Jordan

19:20

now, who want the truth out, who

19:23

want to inform the American public about

19:25

what's going on. These are the same kind

19:27

of whistleblowers who said, hey, look,

19:30

what's going on with President Trump? That's

19:32

a bunch of lies. And let me

19:35

explain to you why. And this is

19:37

the rabbit hole that you need to start

19:39

going down.

19:42

These are good people.

19:44

These are people who believe in the Constitution,

19:47

like Matt Taibbi,

19:48

people who believe in our Bill of

19:51

Rights, people who want

19:53

to expose the malfeasance

19:56

and lies

19:57

and corruption, people like...

20:00

one musk who

20:01

want to disinfect

20:03

this

20:03

illness by

20:05

putting light on it

20:08

these

20:08

are the people that

20:10

really

20:11

do believe that

20:13

you are

20:14

capable of making your own

20:17

decisions once you

20:19

know the truth that

20:21

is what our founding fathers believe

20:23

in that's

20:25

what i believe in that's why i'm a journalist

20:27

that's

20:28

why continue to do the work that i do today

20:30

even as a columnist and investigative

20:33

columnist that

20:35

is what i believe

20:37

the other side they

20:39

don't believe that they

20:41

don't believe you're smart enough to make your

20:43

own decisions they

20:45

don't believe that

20:47

you are capable of doing

20:49

what

20:49

you need to do

20:52

to make this nation a better place

20:54

and

20:54

that's frightening and that's mccarthyism

20:57

i'm gonna be right back for someone to tell you about allegiance

20:59

gold you know i've talked about allegiance

21:01

world and i really believe in this organization

21:03

why because it allows us

21:05

to protect our money right gold

21:08

and silver allow you to protect

21:10

what you worked so hard for we just

21:12

can't even trust the banking system anymore

21:15

and because reputation is very important

21:18

to me i will only recommend

21:20

allegiance cold and right now you

21:22

have a current offer of five thousand

21:24

dollars listen to this a free silver on

21:27

a qualifying purchase when you tell

21:29

them that terrorists and you and believe me

21:31

you want to do this you want to do

21:34

this we've seen what our governments

21:36

can do we see what the government does what

21:38

they've done here in the united states as

21:40

far as banks trying to push people

21:42

out of their own banking system

21:45

from keeping their money and they are we saw that with donald

21:47

trump junior we've seen it with lieutenant

21:50

a general michael flynn we've seen it

21:52

with others we saw what happened in canada

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So part of what we were discussing

23:02

is, you know, the government

23:04

being so involved

23:06

right now in

23:08

everything, in every aspect of our life.

23:11

This wasn't the way America was founded.

23:13

It wasn't the way we were. I

23:15

don't believe our founding fathers perceived it

23:17

to be.

23:18

I think we live in a world now where information

23:21

and technology is rapidly

23:24

exceeding

23:25

our ability to

23:28

control it,

23:29

right? So when you have a government that

23:31

has such an expansive network

23:35

or intelligence apparatus, whether that

23:37

just be even law enforcement like the FBI or

23:40

the CIA overseas or the NSA,

23:44

we have now gone way

23:46

beyond where maybe we needed

23:49

we needed to take a step back and

23:51

say, how is this going to affect all our lives?

23:54

And the reason why I bring this up is because

23:57

Just like how Matt Taibbi is facing like

23:59

the weaponizing

24:00

shen of you know

24:02

this government against him

24:04

which

24:04

is what i believe especially with that visit

24:06

from the i r s agent and

24:08

what i've seen happened to john solomon

24:10

and i remember john you know

24:13

so many different instances where

24:15

you know he he and i both would suspect that

24:17

there were people like watching eyes

24:20

or following us or where

24:22

are com are phone conversations being listened

24:24

to and we know that that's happened because

24:26

we know now that people that we spoke

24:28

with were

24:30

being listened to

24:32

that

24:32

their phone calls were being monitored

24:34

that their text messages

24:37

were being monitored you

24:39

know it's a pretty frightening

24:41

time and

24:44

these expansive capabilities

24:46

that allow our government to spy on

24:48

our adversaries should

24:50

not be used to

24:52

spy on american citizens

24:55

the united states government should not

24:57

be able to spy

25:00

on journalists should

25:02

not be able to

25:04

negate

25:07

right push out what

25:09

they don't want you to hear

25:13

and

25:13

then amplify those

25:15

voices of propaganda that they do want

25:17

you to hear it's

25:18

so

25:20

wrong and it goes

25:22

against everything that

25:24

we as a republic believe in

25:26

and

25:26

it frankly it terrifies me

25:29

it terrifies me just

25:31

look back in history at that

25:34

were able to do this they weaponize

25:36

the systems against their people the old

25:38

you ssr russia

25:40

even today

25:42

pakistan afghanistan

25:45

you know and now look are we

25:47

any better look

25:50

at what we've done to our country

25:52

look

25:52

at what we're doing to our people

25:55

look

25:55

at the fights up on capitol hill if you

25:58

all are not paying attention you should be

26:00

You know,

26:03

we are being watched. It's

26:06

like big brother. It's like 1984.

26:10

We can't control what is happening in our

26:12

country.

26:13

We're unable to, I guess,

26:15

speak the truth, but

26:17

slowly but surely Americans

26:19

are standing up.

26:21

Slowly but surely people

26:23

are saying, whoa, wait a minute.

26:25

I mean, they tried to make Matt Taibbi

26:27

look out to be, look to be like some

26:29

so-called journalist.

26:32

What?

26:33

Barry Weiss. I remember when they did

26:35

that even to me.

26:36

And John Solomon, there were people that were saying, wow,

26:38

you guys better be right, or they're gonna

26:41

destroy you. And I said, I am telling the

26:43

truth. We are telling the truth.

26:46

The FBI has been weaponized.

26:49

We've seen what's happened in our government.

26:52

And I'm not gonna stop telling the truth

26:56

because somebody is threatening me. Otherwise,

26:58

why would I do what I do?

27:00

Our

27:02

job is to be a watchdog for the American

27:05

people. Our job is to

27:07

be the voice when

27:09

somebody else can't, because they're either too

27:11

busy or they don't know.

27:14

Our job is to fight together,

27:18

to protect our nation

27:21

from outside adversaries.

27:24

But

27:24

how difficult is it now

27:27

when we

27:29

are struggling to protect

27:32

our nation from itself, from

27:34

the officials that we put

27:37

in office, the ones that we entrust

27:39

to protect us, to protect our

27:41

children, to protect our future, when

27:44

they are so,

27:46

so wrapped up in power

27:49

and they're are so desperate to

27:52

keep their power that they're willing to do anything

27:55

and everything

27:58

to destroy the fabric of the nation.

28:00

that we love that

28:02

our forefathers have died for.

28:06

You

28:06

know, when they have done everything to protect themselves,

28:10

but not the people of this country or our

28:12

nation.

28:14

That's pretty terrifying. You

28:17

know, it has

28:18

not been easy. It

28:21

has been a tough road for

28:23

many, I think for many of us.

28:26

COVID, the lies of COVID,

28:28

the lies on capital, on Capitol Hill, the

28:32

difficulty in getting the truth

28:34

out. Thank God for people

28:36

like Elon Musk and others and Matt Taibbi

28:39

who are saying, you know what, no more, I wanna

28:41

stand up to this

28:43

and I'm gonna tell the truth.

28:45

But

28:46

it has been a tough road

28:48

because

28:48

we're up against a machine.

28:51

A machine who has its gears

28:53

running and its people in place

28:56

and has worked diligently to

28:59

target those that want to expose

29:01

it.

29:02

At the top of this podcast,

29:05

I talked about rats on a scene.