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Second, our we have a special guess, brain and stronger as charged. on January six, we want to talk to him an old friend. of the programme. You know brain and struck a he was left us. And he started to walk away movement for Democrats. great young guy. and he wants to come on the programme and explain why Taken place and I want to make sure he has the opportunity that before we do. I have been listening to people. pylon on this issue of January six and whether the Vice President United States, my pants. Had the authority to reject. or to send back diverse states there, Lecter counts

these snugness thee. Suffer Grand Iceland. Of those who insist: he had no authority whatsoever from former federal prosecutors to reprobates with a computer is really quite remarkable. and so I want to circle back on this question because they are one hundred percent certain he did not Advocating anything, I'm not a special pleader for anything but Morgan Look at this look at it Out the blinding hate for Trumpet National Review, whether Street Journal Other place. I think for myself.

I study these things myself. The constitution, the FED, papers Medicines notes? we state convention all that I've studied my entire life say nothing about this topic. Zero. so they point to a statute. There was passed. Than a hundred fifty years ago by Congress. That lays out a process that is to take place. As their authority, while I the constitution is my authority, but before we get there, I have a question for you. It all makes sense when I'm dance you gotta stay the whole hour. Is the phrase judicial review anywhere in the United States constitution anywhere. Under article three

when the framers road article three and said very little about the core They created the Supreme Court other than in the Federalist papers. Hamilton said it would be the least dangerous of the brain. Is your government. where they promoting this idea of judicial review the court would have the final say on the Her presentation of the constitution, the United States, Where is that in the constitution is to produce nowhere. it is an implied power. And yet, if you define Court- and you ve heard me say beheld in contempt of court. The court is overridden stature federal statute to travel, ridden Congress such overridden. The present word: all this power come from.

The court assume this power so With a case. Called Marbury verses matters right famous case. You may have heard above and spin round celebrated from ACL you to the Federalist Society Many- years ago, when I wrote my first book, men and black eye, I can do This decision. Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to Edward Livingston, one thousand eight hundred and twenty five said this member of the government was at first considered as the most harmless and helpless of all its organs, but it is That the power of declaring what the law is by sapping and mining slyly without alarm the foundation to the constitution can do what, been force would not dare to attempt. so. How did America reach? The point I wrote with a federal judiciary has amassed more influence over more areas of modern life than any other branch of the government from

Section of the constitution, with the court's granted the authority to overrule Congress in the present. the answer, is that the Supreme Court is simply taken such power for itself. No, The constitution is the federal judiciary expressly given the authority to interjected self and every facet of federal state operation. Federal parts of accumulated their power under the rubric of judicial review. judicial review involves a cord overturning an act of Congress or the executive branch on the grounds that the act in question contravene the federal constitution. It is founded on the principle that courts will be unbiased guardians, The clear meaning of the constitution at that I'm in the constitutional convention in seventeen, eighty seven there were only a handful of instances which state courts overruled legislatures for violating state constitutions. Moreover, stay courts did not assume carp large authority to rule on any subject the courts, Our british common law, they rule

criminal law matters of equity, between individuals and businesses and other legal matters. Porthos who, as a rule, regarded the state constitutions, is the central legal nervous system of their respective states? the constitution of a state of been adopted by the people generally. Convention and or direct popular vote, consider by judges to be a higher law than an act of the legislature or a state governor Virginia Constitution of seventeen. Seventy six even included a statement of principles. They quote all power of suspending laws or the security of laws by any authority without consent of the representatives of the people. Is injurious to their rights and ought not to be exercised on quote the West, mechanism. In the articles, a confederation, the forerunner to the constitution, For the sort of sweeping judicial authority later assumed by federal courts, the art in fact, didn't establish a permanent federal judiciary by relied on state courts to resolve disputes, most dollar

It's the constitutional convention in seventeen. Eighty seven thirty federal court system was necessary that the judiciary should be independent of not subordinate to the other branches of government. That principle firm to nearly every state constitution Federal judges should serve during good behaviour, essentially for life. These states institutions aimed insulate judges from political pressure, but every Day Constitution, explicitly allow judges to be impeached as a check on this behaviour. In other words, judges were spected to be accountable to the constitution and the people who approved it. The first mention of the judiciary in the Virginia plan, which does the initial outline for the key, institutional convention was As part of a council of revision, that would examine acts or the national legislature and approve or reject them the Congress, could pass a bill over the council's veto. its role in the council, the revision, the region

A plan had the federal judiciary consisting of a supreme tribunals and inferior you know says designated by the legislature, the IMF, tribunals would be arbiters. Of fact, while supreme tribunals would be the final court of appeal. The jury fiction for the judiciary was also specific quote. piracy in felonies on the high seas captures I'm an enemy cases in which foreigners were citizens of other states, applying them jurisdictions may be interested or which Spect be collection of the National Revenue impeachment of any national officers and questions which may involve NASH, Peace and harmony. within days the constitutional convention beginning its work on June for seventeen. Eighty seven, the delegates the question of the court's participation in this council of revision, and there was statute- opposition to it

few delicate, spoke in favour. The concept- and there were many questions about the traditionary, maintaining its objectivity. If were involved in negating legislative acts, invention had its most focused exchange on the topic of judicial Authority on August, fifteen seventeen. Eighty seven again up the issue of judicial veto over acts of Congress that again with James Madison quote: move on that all acts before they become law should be submitted both to the executive and Prime traditionary departments that if I they should have checked two thirds of each house. If both of Jack three slash four of each house should be necessary to overrule the objection to give to the act and give the ax Force of law, Charles picking of South Carolina, oppose the inference of the judges in the legislative business. It will end the and parties and give a previous tincture to their opinions. Dickinson of Delaware, argued that

You should not be empowered to overturn acts of national legislature. Roger Sherman of Connecticut that would be Dickinson of Pennsylvania disapprove the judges meddling in politics and parties, the framers considered and rejected the inclusion, the judiciary in the review process they didn't On judges involved in either the legislative process, with all the political intrigue I would entail or reviewing laws they would eventually have to adjudicate. Hugh Williamson, a delegate from North Carolina noted that preferred to give the power to President alone, rather than admitting the judges into the business of legislation. Also, we. The convention came up with the presidential veto the most important. The framers did not attend a great general authority to the judiciary to rule on the constitution out of legislative acts, Madison who buy August. Twenty seven had dropped his initial support for the judiciary being involved in a veto, some

The convention's take on judicial review. We wrote he died. whether it was not got whether what is not going too far to extend the jurisdiction of the court generally cases arising under the constitution and whether it not be limited to cases of a judiciary, nature the right of spending the constitution in cases not of this nature or not be given to that department. The final analysis. The framers had wanted to empower the judiciary with a legislative veto. They could have done it. They didn't Steady convention crafted a judiciary like many the provisions in the final constitution as a product. compromise, a compromise between the interests of the individual states and the need for a federal government. There would be strong enough flexible enough to meet the press in future needs of the nature of the diverse interests was also the clear intention of the framers that no one branch would be submitted. Excuse subsumed by the other.

What's. That convention pleaded its work. The battle began the proposed constitution pouring everyone, you think distribution. The less papers authored by Hamilton, Madison and J were among the first and the best posts, revolutionary war, examples of american campaign literature, there are a series of eighty five essays that began appearing in the New York. Newspapers is little more than a month after the constitutional convention ended. timber, seventeen, seventeen, eighty seven to persuade members of Congress and the states to adopt it. essay? Seventy eight. Eighty three all written by Hamilton, contain the principal discussions of the nature and authority, this new judiciary there's. There was no federal De Guiche judiciary in existence at the time. the principal concern was protecting the judiciary from being subsumed by these seemingly more powerful executive and legislative branches. Much of the

centred on creating an independent judiciary rather than in limiting the scope and authority of federal judges. For this reason that so much of Hamiltons effort and Federalist, seventy eight was dedicated to it. Explanation of the steps taken by the framers of the new constitution to ensure that federal judges would be independent and free of control from Congress. The President The whims of the day and the very state legislatures the judiciary did not represent a threat. Hamilton wrote quote so long The judiciary means truly distinct from The legislator and executive fry agree that there is no liberty if the power of judging you not suffer. From the legislative and executive powers, this exactly what has happened but in reverse, instead of being subsumed by Congress of the President, judiciary has subsume substantial authority over the other branches while other issues guarded most of the attention in the ratification process. Their work

potatoes on both sides of the debate, who addressed the nature and puts it No problems that could develop than the federal judiciary uncle. Nobly spokesmen such as Hamilton, Madison and J, were very persuasive. His pro constitution voices, but there also Forceful opponents of the constitution, who saw the potential abuses Rob Yeats, Bernard and Anti Federalism delegate to the convention from New York was an especially articulate opponents of the constitution, and he wrote a series of Russia s face in the near journal, which became known as the anti Federalist papers and he wrote under the name Brutus. From one may come back, I want you to know what he had to say about this whole issue, the judiciary, in judicial review, and I will At that point,. What does all this have to do?. with January six I'll be right.

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Those who are to be vested with it are to be placed in a situation altogether unprecedented in a free. country, the to be rendered totally independent, both of the people and the legislature, both with respect officers and salaries. Nowhere, they may commit can be corrected by any power above them. If any, power there be, nor can Be removed from office for making ever so many erroneous adjudication the The causes for which they can be displaced, his conviction of trees and bribery and high crimes of misdemeanours. This part the plan is so model as too Thrice, the court's ventilated, carrying the execution of the Paris expressly given, but where Are we seeing or ambiguity expressed, supply. What is wanting by their own decisions. I've got more on this. The goal here is not to re

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Eighteen O Toole just days after Thomas John John Jefferson's followers, the Republicans took control of both houses of Congress. was that Jefferson had won. The presidency also Congress repealed the Judiciary ACT of one thousand eight hundred and one Maple, twenty nine one thousand eight hundred and two Congress enacted the Judiciary ACT of one thousand, eight hundred and one to Wichita Other things abolish the sixteen new jobs created by president items. And his Federalist Party. See Adams try to rush through as fast as I could. Because of the delay between the election. and Jefferson's inauguration And had taken her three Marbury versus Madison decision, the Supreme Court determined it had the power to decide cases about the constitutionality congressional executive action when I deem they violated the constitution, overturn them. The shorthand label, given to this court, made authorities judicial review. This, quite literally, is the foundation for the run.

Power exercised by the federal courts. To this day, What is far less recognizes at Marbury started out as anything, but the ominous precedent. It has become ill so brilliantly concede political strategy. Crafted by John Marshall, a master politician, Marshall, chief justice of the Supreme Court, wrote the decision. The set a revolutionary precedent, but to deny the new President Thomas Jefferson is time, political rival and Turning to a rebuff, a Supreme Court control by Jefferson's federalist opponents. This is Levine's, take based on my reading of history, marble Was precipitated by the election of eighteen hundred in which Jefferson the incumbent vice President leader, the Republicans, ran for president against incumbent president, John Adams, leader, the federalists, the fat? This control both houses of Congress, but we're torn between the followers of atoms and Alexander Hamilton Hamilton faction, withheld support for Adams reelection Bit in eighteen hundred

and they re send it in an electoral college tie between Jefferson and its vice presidential running made. I remember this is what the Trolls amendment by the way Adams and third actual, then thrown into the House of representatives realizing it would not. When reelection Adams moved solidifies parties influence of the federal government, The passage of the judiciary active eighteen, o one, creating sixteen new federal Circa Judge ships was part, strategy, prior to leaving office Adam selected in the Federalist, controlled, lame duck Senate confirm Nominees to fill the posts turn ran out, however, before John Marshall. Who was then secretary of state, could act We deliver the commission's of office to some of the designation. Let me stop there. There is no way Marshall should have even been involved in this decision, as I explained in the book later in a conflict of interest. He had a conflict of interest, he was the

sectoral stated with deliver the commission's for his president and his party that lost more Your successor as sectoral stay James Madison, refuse to deliver the commission's as Jeffrey Jefferson's direction and William Marbury, among others, filed suit and federal court seeking an order ridden man, Davis directing that and deliver him his judge ship as justice. The peace his commission. Marshall long arrival, a Jefferson's of Virginia politics was one of the most articulate leaders and the Federalist Party, marshal, had served in the Virginia State House, the? U S, house of Representatives and was the President Adams representatives to France in seventeen ninety seven and then, of course, secretary of state. He was nominated to be chief justice by president atoms and assume the post on February. For ain't. You know one example one month before Adams term ended. So is appointed and confirm cos

laughter Jefferson had won the presidency. with a republican majority elected to both houses in Congress, and eighteen hundred Marshall realise that Jefferson is Republicans. Could denude Supreme Court of Authority and that he. chief justice would be impeached removed from office, Given the way he was appointed, this marks, baking Marshall understood that in Marbury case, if he ordered Gray State Madison to deliver Marbury Commissioner Office person, world order, Madison Door nor the Supreme Court's rate and the courts of law he would be seriously weakened. Marshall, is also concerned that he not be seen as protecting the interests of the Federalist jurists like Marbury what assumed its position as a justice of the peace and I've, been hearing cases in issuing judgments for a year. Bearing all this mine chief, This marshals decision Marbury, while upsetting the constitution's balance of power and the relationship between the federal government and the states

was a master political stroke Marshall stated that Marbury can Someone legal doctrine at that time had some it kinda property right to the office, to which been nominated and confirmed Marshall also said the federal judiciary should be the issue in order directing the appointment of arm of Marbury, but because the institution did not enumerate such an original right for the Supreme Court. While the court was powerless to do it. dead. Marshall went well beyond the specific issues. In the case he could have ended right there, but he said the court has a responsibility to set aside acts of Congress that violate principles enumerated in the constitution. I don't have time to read what he said, but it's here Marshals Federalist Party had lost the presidency in Congress, but Marshal was determined to fight back, and so they die then of judicial review was born. Yes, the kind The situation is indeed the Supreme LAW, the land, but now the court, by

don't fear- would decide. What is or is not constitutional, they come detention structure, including the balance of power between the three branches, was now disturbed, if not broken. Other Jefferson is claimed by banner dammit, quick Democrats as the father. Their political party He was a leading opponent of judicial activism after our by Geoffrey, soon became even more vocal critical when he viewed as the over reaching of the judiciary under marshals leadership. Abigail Adams. John Adams, wife, Jefferson wrote a year after Marbury quote the car, The jewish meant that its corner branches should be checks on each other, but the opinion gives to the judges the right to decide what laws are constitutional. What not not for themselves and their own sphere of action both for the legislative and the executive also Spheres would make the judiciary a despotic branch, and it goes on The constitution would not have been ratified

it would not have enough votes to ratify nine states. If the assumption of judicial review under Marshal had been explicitly stated in the constitution itself, there's no way, though is this have to do with January six. The constitution explicitly says at article two sexual in the second paragraph Easter, shall appoint in such manner, as the legislature thereof may direct a number of electors go to the whole number senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in Congress. Was understood by the states to mean that the legislatures would have the authority to make the determination on how they were selected.

Very rarely in the constitution that the framers reach out and specify a branch within the states, but here it did the legislator, not the governor not a court not aboard of election. The legislature, decides. the United States Supreme Court. When twenty with all this judicial review power to reach into every cultural issue in the country, every classroom in the country without limit other than its own limitations. And imposes rarely on itself had the requirement To ensure that the lack letter law. The text of the constitution was upheld, this language is not confusing start confounding It is clear, night and day. it was clearly violated,

twenty twenty election in one state after another, purposely by Democrats and the Democratic Party but visuals who they hired, Hitman, litigators, our callias and others. Two went around the republican state legislatures in there public and states include republican states with their public and executives who are irrelevant to this process, except LAW, which will get to in a moment. Five, the constitution, Supreme Court failed ACT. claiming judicial review in the past. For the last two hundred and some years, but in this hasty chose to duck. That sent the matter to the United States Congress to decide.

and so what they do at National review and elsewhere, not just picking on them. They go to the Electoral Count ACT of eighteen. Eighty seven, which is enormously complex law, Acted as a contradicting law in many respects, under the twelve, a member of the constitution, the vice president, who is the president, assented takes the task of opening the electoral certificates. the vice president's role is limited, Both houses can overrule the vice president's decision to include or exclude works. the vice president's role, to include or exclude votes Can be overruled by both houses. And if there is a tie, so between the of a state and a Senate of a state. The governors,

certification, trumps corner The statute. According to the statue now Decisions have been made by vice president, serving as president of the Senate with respect Like Troika nineteen sixty one Richard Nixon. he allowed late filed votes to count, even though they were against him. And sixty nine Hubert Humphrey haven't: for President sixty decided he better accuse himself the count, which is what he did, they been challenges Really, since the beginning of our country to allow since the president's and vice presidents I mean why did they pass this loan? Eighteen, eighty seven to begin with, because the great battle in eighteen. Seventy six! That's why.

where does Congress, have the authority to pass a law like this. Does it have the authority to pass a law like this. setting procedures for the killing. Do they have the power to exclude the vice president is present in the Senate to have any effective role other than as secretary administrator opening envelopes and making. Pronouncements about. But he's received. What have you present of the Senate? prison. The United States. and you know, there's disputes and states. You know: there's a car the traditional dispute in a state like Pennsylvania and you as the President of the Senate and as vice president, you you know

Nepal, the constitution to- and you read that second paragraph under article two section- one each state- shall appoint and such manner as legislature. There are made direct full stop. as the legislature. There, I've made direct. And you know, as a matter of fact,. but that is not only in dispute that that did not occur and you have people arguing, but the electors Were selected and sent to the Archivist to the United States by the governor. and yet it's the legislature that challenging the governor were told to ban.

The vice president of the United States does not have any explicit power under the constitution to do anything. In fact, we look at the eighteen eighty seven statute in the way the we interpret it. Is at his role, is utterly ministerial. You mean, like judicial review,. Where's judicial review in the constitution was somebody has make the final decision. Is the president of the Senate role. if he or she know, knows or believes. That's some of the electors being sent to the archivist and then to the joint session of Congress are fact, spoiled. Because there is a dispute.

between the legislature and the governor, but the governor nonetheless,. Signs! The accreditation so when I read articles like trumps, absurd attack on pence in guys, of course, they're not going to talk about the constitution. They're not gonna, talk Pass disputes and challenges they're, not gonna. talk about article two section one paragraph two. they're just gonna, dismissed Trump, whether by hook or by crook,. Tromp as a better understanding than they do. tromp has a better understanding than they do either intuitively or otherwise. Joining the mob and telling us.

and telling us something. That's not true. But you can't demonstrated under the constitution of the United States, no purpose but did miss the american people I'll be right, more than my friends. I know you love freedom and want to defend it, and I know you love the constitution while soda. Why and it's the same with hills, still college the best liberal arts College in America, Hills Dell's mission is pursuing truth and defending liberty. It gives undergraduate, an graduate students, the best education, and it is working to make this education available ta. But today. I want to tell you about hills. Does free monthly speech, digestive liberty, its core, Primus over six million households and businesses receive and Primus for free every month and

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changes to the law involved in selecting a president, and vice president in many cases, were. In violation of the federal constitution. Its very specific. and it was violated by judges. It was violated by governors. It was violated by bureaucrats It was violated by billionaires, violated by local administrative we're gonna call an insurrection, and the insurrection began long before January. Six. and this is what the pseudo conservatives than ever trappers. The media. axis left do not want to discuss, Sixty six losses Nobody wanted to hear any but the judges heard a lot of assets from the Democrats. In most cases upheld the changes and laws,

Of course, we have a a brave pellicle in Pennsylvania that Israel, too not pretend that things we're going to be changed or all changed on January six. Things were change long before that I won't republican legislatures are trying to fix it. They are cool, of acting like Jim get it felt. We had hoped to replace this entire. Our family friends come back Brandon rocker this segment of the podcast as exclusively sponsored by pure talk, pure talk offers ray coverage and can save your family money on your wireless bill. Every single month go to pure talk, dot com find the plan the tried for you thank you,

for listening, and thank you so much for this sponsorship. Pure talk now run them wrongly underground command, both in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under a brick and steal over nondescript building. We have once again made contact with the leader of our hair. I never take seven seven, three, eight one, three, eight one, one, eight, seven, seven, three, eight one, three, eight one, one brain: struck. I dont know brand and well, but I know of him well I interviewed him on life Liberty Levine. Some time ago, I've been Big family has this walk away moment. He's a brave young man,

when he was participating in some protest, anti from black lives matter would show up and very violent. And abused him in the people, he was with any went to the protest on January six. Now I'm gonna tell you the truth. I don't know much about took place. I would Brandon one brain into come on. Tell us his stuff from beginning to end as best as he can in this in the shower Brennan I'd like to say how are you my friend, but I'm sure, you're you're, not very happy, tell it tell us, tell us the story of what took place, I'm to give you As much time as I can in commercial radio during the course of this hour, Thank you mark. I really appreciate it. I guess I want first start off by saying how much mean to me that you're giving me the spot for opportunity to tell my story, because this is the first time

in over a year that I've spoken publicly as I've gone through what really been an unbelievable nightmare. That people can't even imagine I'm about to explain that. I think to everybody, but thank you so much I want to tell you I'm to do the best I can to power through this, but I have to be honest to it with you that I am suffering from quite a bit of PTSD from a lot of things that have happened this year and a lot of this can be a lot to talk about nor do I think the very, but should I take our time you're gonna do fine. I just want people to know, and I have asked for his Lord B, her on the other line to make sure the brand in his well protected from From the authorities and so forth, but you go right ahead. Thank you for the first thing that I want people to know is that I was scheduled to be a speaker at and permitted event that was set up with the cap On January, fixed it was announced that week or two before January, sick,

there were a number of people activists around the country. We had been doing events using a hashtag called stop the steel. These were perfectly peaceful Perfectly legal first amendment protected free speech, events we were doing in swing states around the country to incur Conservative he keep up the momentum about thing that they believed was very wrong. Twenty twenty election. You know people didn't get the idea. Have they heard it from Donald Trump and they didn't get. This idea because they heard it from me, everybody too bad on November for twenty twenty feeling of that summit with a little bit off and when we woke up on November fifth, twenty twenty, I think the majority people knew that something felt very, very important, and I Here there was created by one person that spread. We were all feeling at it same time, and so I joined the group of active it, you gotta three states around the kind

free to keep that moment above and basically to say we, the amount, in people men minimum. Seventy four million people who voted for Donald Trump and probably more than that, something is very wrong. We want about to be audited, We wanted to be audited very thoroughly. Signature matching everything he's kind of bs audit that were you. They were trying to pass up and we want to people The ferment em up and then it would be by Donald Trump on Twitter. That we're going to be a large event in January Sixth, he said he wanted everyone common show up. I wasn't George at that time, with a group of AIDS, either but thousands of activists to do so. Knocking and firm backing for her do and Butler foreign in it if that I created called saved the Senate, because I was trying to preserve those two Senate seats for the Republican Party,

and the Senate run off elections run January Fit. I got an offer to speak on January, six that the capital and so I made a very tragic decision not to be a poor water Georgia, as I had originally planned, and Minute I ended a buying a plane tickets in Washington DC and flying Where I didn't got an offer to speak of Freedom Plaza on the fence and there at the capitol after the president was scheduled to speak at the ellipse on the sixth so the morning I spoke at Freedom Plaza on the FED in wash you can be. And I gave a very fiery speech which I I thought at the time was still legally permitted: in the United States. I use words Revolution We are on the brink of a revolution and what I when I said that is that, for the first time, conservatives in this country were really standing up and saying that they come Something was wrong and day they were going to fight a non violent way poor.

They believe in what is right, these words, I'm getting used against me for the rest of the year, as has been reported that I was trying to create a revolution and start a civil war, but that comes up a bit later. I guess I'm sorry. I gave a very fire each on January Fit and then on January, fixed early in the morning I was sitting in the front row watching President Trump speak at the ellipse. It was a pretty joyous day, and I started very early? I was there with Bob Well known, conservative allies and friends, we were dancing, the atmosphere was happy, it was a b. We thought there was a great day appeal lips. Listening to the present and then he told everyone, as was always plan to March peacefully, to the capital. The was caught. Despite what the media has reported, the event was not called stop the steel. The event was called March to save America and

Oh, that was always supposed to be a march to the capital, followed by an event with dozens of speakers. So I was one of the last people to be able to leave the ellipse, because I had such a great feat and one of the day Bob I get to being in the front row that you're the last person out so I was one of the last people to leave their lips and I jumped onto the deed. metro and I headed towards not at all to do my speaking engagement when the when the train was approaching the station near the capital. I started getting text messages from France some people. I know who were at home watching on television, and they were thing things like people going? to cap it all the capitals been breached. I had I deal with. This meant that the first thing that I of what the number of times that doing activists, a little mulatto and or of other leftwing actors have gone inside buildings. Pounded on them restores shouted during events and I thought,

While something really interesting seems to be happening today, possibly with the conservative, Something, unlike I've ever seen. I've never seen. Republicans are trump supporters. Do anything like that. So I did What do you really believe it or not, but I thought to myself one of two things. The true here either that not happening and my into scheduled and I'm Nego speak a plan or something very unique. interesting is having at the cap on. I want to be there to documented and film it, so I continued walking toward the capital got about three to five locked away. I started shooting a video and I one long continuous shocks as I was approaching the capital grounds now, at the time it did. Occurred to me that there is anything that I you'd be looking for or anything unusual about this, but I will closing my video publicly later, not today, but probably in the coming week and there's something I want people

pay attention to when they look at my video. The first thing is that there is not one single police officer visible, and my video I approached the capital from the east side, not the west side wet. this sort of synonymous with all of the violence in the window, smashing and everything that you saw. Those of us who were on the east that I didn't witness any of that because it wasn't happening not to me the fact that I was arriving at somewhere around two thirty p m, which I believe was a considerable amount of time after those things that happened on the website. On entering the east side of the capital grounds. What you'll notice of my video is that there are thousands of people just wandering calmly and some of them even look a little bit board, just sort of holding sign, singing songs. Having conversation, there's a woman walking her dog, nothing. Terribly unusual whatsoever and at that point

I entered the capitol ground and I said to the camera. There are thousands of people here. Dozens people walking around I get closer and closer to the capital ended. I get the building, I noticed that at the top of the stairs on the east side, there seems to be a bit the swirling energy happening up there then there was the outer grounds- were thousands of people just sort of calmly standing around. So I started ascending the stairs on the east side, and, as I began walking up, you can see a man in my video holding his hat in his hand. Cushioning down to the people below and he shouting they vote the doors they're letting us in we're going in were going in the doors are open. They opened the doors at that moment. I began repeating what he said. I said we're going to go in the man says we're going in, and so I walk up to the top of the stairs I got to the top, but I noticed that there were two large metal doors on the east side of the cap.

That were wide open and probably he hundreds of people standing outside just standing there. Clearly, a desire to probably try to advanced toward the door or to go inside, but there was what I would counsel, but They considerable bottleneck effect because so many people were kind of pressed together that no one could get inside quickly. If that, in fact, was their goal to get inside now. There were people in front of me, hundreds of people much taller than me, people with flag bunch. I pulled that were hanging down, so I took my camera, which was stolen ring and I held it in both of my hands fault with my arms fully extended above my head, and I pointed it down to the two open doors that people were advancing toward at. I simply stood there and I filmed for about eight minutes and a number of things happen during that eight minutes. Let me there are a lot of people. There was a lot of energy.

and chaos, but for the most part my main objective was to try to document what it was that I was seeing and at the end of that eight minutes A man came outside of the capital in here got onto a born any announced using some rather coarse and colorful language that Congress? had been cleared that everyone, go home, and he said We came up with what we did. What we came here to do everybody head out some something on at the moment that he said that I immediately turned around and I told them people behind me clear out. Go this way. Go this way. Europe they dont go inside and then I walked down the stairs and I spent about. Other twenty to thirty minutes on the capital ground, interviewing people asking what brought you out your say: what did you see? What was your experience? Why are you here and in

in time. I was getting a lot of messages from different cable new shows asked me a prize they're asking if I was getting footage and if I could come on the show back to my hotel and this is where I need several very tragic method: Which might I want you to way right on my life? I went away right here. I've yet take a commercial break you finished in here at the hotel, and you say you made a tragic mistake weapon. Bright from their we're talking to Brenda, struck. who has been was charged and was arrested in charge, and I want to get in all that too, as this is this: is the story on faults. I did know any of this were just listening

because we want to know what took place will be right back then, inflation under our current administration is forty year highs, everything's, more expensive cars, gas, groceries, housing, Costa living increases or bankrupting Americans, which is why you need to find areas in your life. We can actually save money and your wireless bill is one of them. Verizon, eighteen d, N T mobile all over charge. You for the same service. You could be getting from pure talk at a fraction of the cost. That's why I'm a customer and why you should be one to listen to this, the more lines you have, the more you save right now. You can get four lines, talk, text and data for just sixty four bucks. That's not per line that total, which is how the average families saving over eight hundred dollars a year, find out how much you can save. So do this go to pure talk, Dotcom find the plan, the tried for you find the phone, that's right for you or just bring your own. Then this month, only in a promo code, Lavigne Podcast and your save an additional twenty five percent of your first Threem

That's that's pure talk, dot com, promo code, Levine, L, e g. I am podcast were here with everyone and struck a group called again the walk away movement, which was really very profound, very powerful. You ve been out. There is a year diverse now for some time Mr President, trumped solid, pick up where you left off, you were you left the scene and you go back to your hotel. you have the right, so I went back. Tell me at this point: united several people knew shows reaching out to be asking if I would be available to come on, share my footage and share my commentary and his eyes great yeah. I would love to talk about what I the scene- and I just captured like let this be a ten percent ten and a half minute long, continuous video of what at that time. I believed: was the capital breach, what

I believe that what I had witnessed was that hotel of what was being called the capital breach which again consisted of aid. see a single window being broken or smash. I didn't see anything the I didn't see destruction all of these things that had occurred on the west side of the building, the images that people are so used to seeing one think of January, fix that my experience, I did not witness any of that over on the east side, and so I I uploaded my video to Twitter and I basically You know what I witnessed today at the capital, and then I can the television in my hotel and that's when I started this the talking heads conservative, talking head on television. About how ashamed they were in, how embarrassed they weren't- oh my god, the people, the capital. This isn't who we are. This is the what a dark day industry and you have to bear. This is not the first time that I

Like I've seen, conservative cable talking had selling out servant of american seaports, and I have a big problem with this. Man had a big com this for a long time. I take the blue checkmark. Next to my name and my following very seriously, and I like to be a voice and be of service to the american people, and I don't like when I see people who have made a lot of money out of the conservative people in this country turn their backs on and that's what I felt like what's happening again as I began. Breaking out against the cable news. Talking heads and saying things like you know these people, the capital, are just desperate to be These are common everyday people who have no voice in this country, so they finally shop in Washington DC and demand to be heard and nobody taking them seriously and now suddenly, all the cable news talking heads want to make fun of them and talk about how shame they are their behavior and essentially, what I said was I'm not going to join the cacophony of voices were making fun of

and shaming these people. Who did it then I had no idea what had happened on the other side. So I even made a comment thing. You know, patriots, the capital hold the line, hold your brown, because when I left the capital, what I where thousands of people saying that people were singing songs, holding signs that the atmosphere was very, very calm? I was about an hour or after I made these comments that I started to see, put it on the news of how bad it had been on the other side and me thirdly, I realise that I had acted impulsively and I'd spoken too soon and I became very embarrassed. So I took my tweets down. I took my video down and I started expressing at the book. I did I spoke to you soon. I did not have the full picture here. You know. sorry, I'm late shut my mouth until I figure out exactly what happened here. Actually I left it at that and

decidedly I flew back to, but to my apartment. The next day I got onto Youtube. I made along video sort of explaining what I think explaining why I had said what I said and then subsequently took it down, and I thought that was that you know: never in a million years did it occurred to me tat. I were anything I did could be considered criminal and I thought moved on with my life, and I call it started, making plans I was gonna do within the new year and so imagine my surprise, two and a half weeks later, when at the Dawn an FBI, Swat team comes into my apartment, pounding on my door and I went running to the door and when I opened it within seconds I was turned around in coffee and tea, that I was being taken to jail and I was facing multiple felony charges for what I had done at the capital, I said Balin, I say

We ve humidity crimes and the FBI agents, Something to me, along the lines of all, I saw the video I saw what you did any made. Some mention about an assault on a police officer, and I started like I went easy for a second. I was sitting there going. Ok did I do something. I don't remember it like that. I black this out. What is he talking about and they presented me search warrant And it's not might air out of my apart. They presented you with a search warrant, that's where we have to leave it. I need to take a break. the next step will be back and for five minutes we pick it they presented you with a search warrant. The b, I swat team,

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dot com, promo code, Levine, L, easy. I am podcast if the world seems so fusing might well be glad that could have ever bore you common thirty, seven, seven, three one three eight point: one brain and struck: This is his first interview about the, but he is phased and he's. so to be silent during this entire process brain and struck. I want us to continue so up where he left off. Please sir, so the FBI I come to my house put me in handcuffs tell me they were taking me to jail on multiple phony charges for my behaviour in January six and made some sort of mention of me involved in an assault on a police officer and none of them

course my had a spinning. None of this made any sense to me, but next thing I know I was being paraded. My hallway of my apartment, building by a team of FBI agents put into a car and taken to jail. and. When I got there there was a moment looking for me really, where sort of the dead the force of PTSD began, because within a like, within a moment, I lost my identity as a human being. I stopping Brennan struck, let alone Brennan struck the walk away campaign guy and I was wearing an orange jumpsuits and I was In jail day They brought me in a room called medical and told me that they had to inject my arm with a substance, because all new and made from the prison system happily take a tv tat they were ass, a question like of a fight breaks out in the jail, are you able to defend yourself in sitting you're going what it has happened. My reality like what

going on, and they took me upstairs. They put me in a concrete, fell with a metal door, We for our they locked down and the door when I and I asked them- am I going to be able to see a judge? Will I be able to see a judge today, and they said There is therefore a blizzard there's a snow storms in the courts are clothes. We have no idea when you're the procedure. We have no idea when you'll be able to be out and try to need to be able to get out of jail, they shut the door and I didn't open that door again for two days, ensuring that two days I sat in that fell just literally breaking down. Emotionally, because I thought to myself this is getting this is now january- twenty fit three twenty one, so Joe Biden became President five days before I got arrested. The Democrats have now taken full control of the federal government. I Brendan struck the walk away from the democratic

founder, and I now sitting in a concrete, fell with absolute. No idea at this point what I've been charged with or accused of, and no idea. If anybody's coming to help me or what is going to happen- or anyone even knows that this has happened and after two days, Finally, allowed in iter That is my dream had found me an attorney. I do no good person was, but he set up. caring for me with a judge and the judge, They grant my release. I can tell you With the most crushing and heart breaking thing in the world to be standing in an orange jumpsuit and your judge say to me the United States America, Birthdays Brandon struck, but But I got out of jail and one of my gmail flown into Omaha Nebraska, where I was so. She could be there with me

got out of jail, and when I got out of jail, I went to her hotel room and I said what is uppity, like what what is going on- and she said to me using you? begging on in a thought with it with a police officer- and I said, yeah What are they talking about it said, there's a moment in your video, where a police officer steps outside of the capital for like six seconds And somebody rip his shield away from him and several people our channing. Take it. Take it taken, she'll, take his shield and their thing you're, one of those people, I had actually watch the video again to even here that moment that was happening and So at that moment now I began to understand she told me there charging you with two colonies, the first money is knowingly occupying restricted grounds. The second felony

is impeding an officer in the line of duty and the third, I urge a misdemeanor of death. Really conduct within intend to disrupt a hearing before Congress and I was just sitting there trying to process everything that she told me, and I said you have how bad is like a hub. How did this and she could well It's all over the news. She said you are all of our fundraising portals- have camp us, because I have the walk away. In the walkway campaigns super pack I mean this is evident. I'm an organization with employees. This is more than a social media movement me. This has been really successful. Grassroots operation that we have been at that point cancelled by our are fundraising: platforms are email service cancelled up our accounting quit? My attorney,

quit. I beseech you start your rattling down this list of ways in which we had been decimated. during this period of days that I was sitting in a cell, and I was trying to wrap my head around how this level devastation could happen so quickly and move us move us before we move on to the point were you aware you where their charging you were there making were there making whatever it was, they were making you They were trying to get you to plead whether tell us about that. Thirdly- and I do have my attorney- underlines you too, and I definitely want to encourage him to speak up at any point if you say that a priority everything else abilities oh yeah he's really like an incredible story: my drink for me, It will happen yeah yeah. I can talk about people

and margins for background, I'm a former federal prosecutor, so I know how this process is supposed to work and none of the work so after filing a criminal complaint and just so you're listeners know what agreement Plain news is a affidavit, that's written by federal agent and read by judge inside it's not presented her grand jury, Brandon was arrested on a criminal complaint and four months, You are in negotiations with the government to permit the plea down. To a misdemeanor from the very beginning on what we had to advise Brandon that a trial in DC would probably not be favourable for him. The judges have expressed, in my opinion, extreme bias and light objectivity when it comes to these cases and it report would be horrendous, so that's. Bad we believed was to negotiate for the best deal we could get. In this case it was a misdemeanor and we were not

happy about it, but we were, you know, glad that he wasn't gonna, be facing felonies multiple years in federal prison, so currently the allowed him to plead with single misdemeanor count up. Disorderly conduct on the cap, well grounded for petty offence, and we thought would have a chance. You know just maybe fine or some community service and now be end of it mark. We were shocked when the government filed a thirty page sentencing position based wait, characterizing Brandon as a answer. You know insurrectionists and the cataloguing all his tweets and messages and statements. describing them as basically calls to incite violence, and so here they are allowing into pleader misdemeanor, but yet they want him sent in her really something what more serious, an egregious and what believe, are protected. First amendment speech. Political speech is still protected under the

Institution and a government makes no man The first amendment, no mention of Brandenburg, which is the Supreme Court case that protects first amendment speech. They just These things and the judges the most the pointy thing about this case mark was. The judge was a trumpet pointy, but you would never know that and the judges name Her name is judge rich and what did the judge say? when they government presented this information and your client was in the courtroom. She Let the government make their argument. She did not interrupt him when it came to my turn, to advocate for Brandon and pointing out number one he didn't the capital he did not engage in any violence. There are no aggravating factors in this case. She would cut me off she would we characterized the facts. She would push back that Brandon knew what he was doing, that opinion

This was premeditated. He told his followers they're gonna breach the capital. The whole premise of the narrative by the judge and the government mark is there is no legitimate basis for any to be present at the capital that if you were there at the capitol, you were basically. Interfering with the transition of an election that legitimate there is no legitimate basis for anyone to be there in any one. There was there too the capital and do something it and I and I found that argument very disturbing and one of the arguments for government made they said but for Brandons, deck, the right would not have been successful. That's one of the arguments they made because they set awry. It takes a mob, takes a group and It was part of that group, so they want him held responsible for everything that happened on genuine ethics. I brought up mark that. Well, if you want to look at what caused this right, let's talk about the security failures. You know and she shut me down. She would you let me bring that up at the capital that dealt with our experience.

How long did the hearing go on for Oh, it was about half an hour to forty five minutes. I would say: Brandon you at all. so, in other words, it was her alarm. No, she had her mind made up she and, as you know, in federal court, usually that's that's how it goes. We prepared are sent thing position somber, I had to their government file there's one week before the hearing thirty pages, and we worked weekend to file a response to what they fight. because it was just so inflammatory an egregious and she, but she had made up While it is sir I see she was Associate Council President George, W Bush from tooth. and three to two thousand sex among other things I'm finding that a lot of these judges are making political statements water. These judges, who had district, what judges trial, judges.

Are conducted themselves like they are prosecutors rather than adjudicators. And what you are telling me what brand and sang strikes me as their? So what is the? What is what is the status now? Will you active and you're right March. He would say things like elections are to be challenged in court. Not you know, and in the whole of the Congress you just making these statements. I can elections have been challenged in the halls of Congress by Congress, meaning senators and ten members of the house We brought that up in our papers that, as you said, in the constitution and under the United States Code, there is a procedure to challenge the election, but they don't want to discuss it. They they will want to protect me one pretend it doesn't exist, but she sentence brand into three years probation three year and also three. probation three months have house arrest. She impose the maximum fine of five thousand dollars and sixty hour community service, and when I argued mark that this is going to create,

dancing disparity because there are other defendants who got less time she Brandon is cases more aggravating That is following because position and that he was encouraging violence. This was her attitude and more branded is in Nebraska. He doesn't live in DC, so when we asked for probation to be transferred to the jurisdiction of Nebraska She refused so she's keeping jurisdiction over over there so quickly and thirty seconds tell the public what that means that she still oversight. That means yes to keep going back and forth from Nebraska DC right it. He dug keep going back and forth, but if they were to violate him. For any reason he would be back, were that judge so I need leave. Judges are time, keep everyone. I wish that we, through the next election.

We're going to take a short break and we'll be right back more than inflation under a kind administration. Is it forty year highs, everything's more expensive cars, gas, groceries, housing costs following increases or bankrupting Americans, which is why you need to find areas in your life. We can actually save money and your wireless bill is one of them for eyes, and eighteen d, N T mobile all over charge you for the same service. You could be getting from pure talk at a fraction of the cost. That's why I'm a customer and why you should be one to a lesson of this. The more lines you have, the more you save right now. You could get four lines. Talk text and data for just sixty four bucks: that's not per line that total, which is how the average family saving over eight hundred dollars a year, find out how much you can save. So. Do this go to pure talk, Dotcom find the plan. The tried for you find the phone. That's right for you are just bring your own, then this must only in a promo code. Levine podcast and you'll save an additional twenty five percent of your first three months that

pure talk, dot com, promo code, Levine, L, easy, I am podcast, I'm running it ran and struck remaining four minutes to the programme. Go ahead, random remark! I get what I'd like to close out tonight. What get I want to reiterate! Thank you so much for talking with me and you look like you and I are gonna, be talking talking again soon, and I really look forward to that because I wanta I wanted to really kind of get round, pat more of the damage, I think that's been done in the year following my around you think I want to ask them to do if they want to help, because I know people out there if we really want to stand up and support people who have gone through this and The first thing I want to say they are definitely people on January six who deserve, to be held accountable for the things that they did. The people were smashing windows and engaging in violence and doing terrible things should actually be

held accountable, but there are hundreds of people who are, Bathing nonviolent low level demeanor charges who are being Treated like carers, and you are in treated like insurrection, of this kind, We and I actually fall into this category. I maxine the government has put me on a terrorism watch list which I'll explain. words you about it at our next interview, but I want people to know. There are three things three ways in which people can really help if they want to do something. The first thing is: we have completely allowed the left to take complete control of this narrative, we have fully control of any kind of truth surrounding January thick and so much so that now Even conservative cable news is afraid to talk to people who have had to accept. again at nonviolent person on a non violent charge, they're afraid to have get on the show. I want everyone to get on twitter start tagging. conservative cable news Give me talk tagging

talk, show, host and tell them. These stories need to be told. Brandon struck story needs to be told. This narrative need three turned around get on Twitter tagging. These guys in demand to have our stories be told it get this truth out there. The second thing is USA today has they call em extremism department that reached out all of my plainly and draw up payment, prompt answers and got do to shut me down. They shut down by legal defence fund down my ability to have income stream company. I news duration, when, after you to shut down your financial ties, one percent, they haven't been removed them department yet, and they actually reached out to patriots are accused me to pay pal. They reach out just stripe. They reach out to Denmark, I am now permanently banned from being able to you pay pal or stripe or Denmark. or patriarch

all, my revenue string shut down, but I connected with it. Supporting conservative friendly payment processor and we custom created my own payment platform which the veil well at Brandon struck dot com, it's Sdr Acre, so people want to help with financial port they can go to. Brandon struck as T r, a dot com and sign up for my else, while you're there and the law, I think I want to say, is my innovation. Walk away is going to come back. this year, bigger and better than ever and we're gonna take the democratic party- and I need people too are going to walk away campaign, dot com and become donor toward my organization, because we're going to come back and we're gonna They take all these people down. This can't be allowed to stand in this country. I went your council. I assume you going to appeal what took place here, sir. Or at least part of play agreement we had to wave our pellet rights. I realise that amazing isn't an amazing. They have all the leverage,

all the leverage to throw him away for years and, and there really scared of an appeal. There really scared that that's that is just so disgusted. Well, listen! I wanna! Thank you both for coming on the programme. I hope you are able to nature of your point. aspirin and will be with us on Levine TV next week. Or why have a little bit more time, but I wanted to make sure you got to say his piece right now and, and we wish you all the best and God bless you and I will be talking later and we'll be right back gentleman. I want to ask you a question Did you know withdrawing your cash from the bank can be very risky? That's her. Banks are now required to spy on us for the government and the real any behaviour they think is suspicious. It's true and I shocked when I read the secret or on cash from Swiss America

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I will bring individuals on from time to time, Who has something to say to interview them about their book, but the common about what's in their book that may be newsworthy, are breaking. I've already suggested the fox that they ought to have a show which would do, which would interview authors each week could be very late at night that it would have a fairly substantial. following I'm certain of it, but at this point it's not something that there of a mind to do it, took I brought it up months and months and months ago. Their network thing do whatever they want, but I turn life liberty and live in and a book out. I just can't do it if there's a book out there that very hot because of the substance in particular. That's how that I think- You need to be aware of that's important, but Just can't bring friends and neighbors and people through left and right left her. I don't have a show five days a week.

Wanna show five days a week ever show once a week on tv on cable tv pets it So there is a lot to get too when you only do one hour on tv I mean I've got Radio my offer to bring people here where they actually have a bigger audience. we ve got Levine TV, which is very, very hot folks, say you know, subscript just through the roof. And those are excellent platforms as well. So well, If I'm contacted directly The chances are very very here. minimum or less likely, unless their personal friends of mine, of course, but I just can't hannelore the judge who is handling the case involving bran struck. I knew nothing of urban I've looked. And seen in his very excited about her a federal judge Vondra and by the way she's very political. She worked for the Senate Judiciary Committee. Then she work for three years in George.

view: bushes councils off so she's arena. a federal judge on Friday, upheld the Justice Department, probably never tramper, even though she was appointed by him the idea case decision to use a felony obstruction law. Listen to this against you as capital riders. A major victory for prosecutors have used the statute to charge. Hundreds have trump supporters who were involved in the January six insurrection This is how they write it. Several other defendants have challenged the law on many of those are. pending in with other judges,. But fridays rolling. This was in December in the Justice Department strategy for charging the capital riders has survived. A key test now does Brennan struck sound like a rider to you must relation. But this is the language of the press, everybody's, a rider everybody's insurrectionists. Everybody has to have the book thrown it feathers, different people

some people attack the cops they should be prosecuted. Some people the damage to the capital building they should be prosecuted, people were waved into the capital building they should now, he prosecuted people were on the steps of the capital building. They should be prosecuted for trespassing, people were on the lawn, their capital building. They should not be prosecuted either. We're talking about better prosecutions in a city with a death rate is through the roof. Let me continue, federal, judge, Daphne Free Grech. That's your name I request by two riders to throw out the our obstruction of an official proceeding, which often used for things like witness tampering, but has been used in January six cases because of the disruption of the electoral college proceedings before Congress. So what Judge did here and I went looked at her during the bright she's taken a statue

And she's broaden the definite that's what she did. That's what she did and she's praised for She should never become an apology, God forbid, on the Supreme Court, Norway, Lama. Is formal certification of President Joe Biden? Victory was delayed for hours as riders ransacked the building and fought with police officers. did everybody ransacked the building and fight where police officers you need, distinguish between individual human beings, right judge, Daphne Friedrich Correct. You're, a gay tromp appointee rejected a defence argument that the congressional certification like Pearl Trot college results was not an official proceeding the joint session. The has the trappings of a former hearing before an official body freed regret in words, Talking about something like this, you are talking

France, interfering with a court case. That sort of thing to a presiding officer, a process by which objections could be heard, debated and rolled upon it, a decision, the certification results that must be each before the session could be adjourned accordingly. The congressional certification at issue here is proceeding before Congress. It's not a proceeding before Congress. it's not a proceeding before Congress. It is Congress, There's a kind was voting. When an issue related to the electoral college. clearly not was meant. She also rejected arguments. The law was unconstitutionally vague and that it only pertains to judicial, not congressional proceedings So she's taken the traditional use of an expanded it, how many those bon coat pink, other people we're interrupting he Cavanaugh hearings were charge

the obstruction by the Department of Justice by the career prosecutors, air judge, I'd like to know. I'd just like to know. so she brought it The rolling concerned scene and rights only two specific defendants and it doesn't prevent other district judges from knowing against the department. In other cases,. prosecutors who use these felony obstruction charges the cornerstone of many more serious capital right cases, and it goes on. There's a lot of people who didn't Ryan there's a lot people who did enter the building Koran steps here on the lawn Who probably didn't, even though they were trespass, is my guess. Just my guess,.

And judges should be giving political speeches from the bench or at all. three years probation three years. And the deal included he he couldn't appeal to this. Record where the Supreme Court afterwards. They really have this lock down, don't they, ladies and gentlemen, I am sure the media, the washed and composed the paper in Washington D C. that's read by the left, read by the judges. I'm sure there are three by the sub bump sure he's on top of this. Very, very troubling I read to you were with so many. Let the framers of this country thought about an activist court and I This tradition. And they are right about this- some of the places they talk about January six, somebody pseudo conservatives

they troubled by this, even if they a in January to what about this. This bother fairly Cosette written about it most of them anyway. Providers me. person has a right to defend themselves, have right to a lawyer. When you're up against the federal government's very difficult thing look. I was chief of staff to an attorney general. We were law and order and I believe and law and order do not believe in throwing people who trespassed or who were parading attack cops yes, but the ink. System, see among the judicial, the judiciary,. the inconsistency on how they treat court on call riders is really, Nakedly bear to every American in this country. I one judge gave me for Reckon the other federal judges dunno, including several, who I know.

when we were at the White House in the South long during the republican convention, because that's where they help at all. One of the occasions when we were watching. my wife and I. Bon Juno was there with his wonderful wife said Paul was there with his wonderful life, a lot of it in the last hour. So we heard loud chanting, loud noises, loud threats from black lives matter and and teeth and other writers, real riders. We're inside the gates, but we knew when we would leave that power to go outside the gates. We could be harmed. The police and the secret service try to direct us. Around the White House to another area where they thought.

The writers and insurrectionists on the left were not, but there were a ton of them. Targeting the people coming out of the White House, a ton of them. Ran Paul, as you know, was assaulted, Damn Bonn GINO talked about. Threats to him and his wife. My wife and I and some others we made our way around factory with the Tom Fetnah Judicial, watching his wife, among others,. We had a walk about donor third of a mile after mile away. in order to try and find an over any form of transportation. Other words we were all sitting ducks. I wished I Friedrich was with us to see what was taking place. I wish she could have seen what was taking place and

fact that the careers at the Department of Justice did not have the same level of aggressive. Prosecutors motives apparently As they do now,. As they do now,. These were very violent people very violent people. Then you could see the fear on the face of so many people. I admit not a congressmen or a senator. I think I'm still an american citizen. Shame on these shame on the Department of Justice in these judges, because this is not equal justice if they think gonna get promoted as a result of this. I think they can think again. We need real justice. Every per

On January, six was not an insurrectionists and there was not an insurrection. and how many more times I can explain this no stronger support of the police than I there's no stronger support of law and order than I people who may crime should be prosecuted The people who have not Many crimes who have not done something that is worthy of the kind of attacks that their under. That means our system is corrupt copyright, back then, like a rhino discharge, was before a judge, recognition, a tradition for Us Senator, worn Hatch

She was on the sentencing, commission were one of our greatest focuses was on disparity. It says here what I'm reading, rightly or wrongly, that Let's see here. thousands The criminals have their cases reduced significantly. Eight thousand five hundred and forty four prison sentences were reduced following the review of each case by a federal judge, she was concerned about the disparities between those using crack And those using other drugs, by partisan approach to two matters. They believed in criminal justice reform. Let's see you now I think of the Reagan days when our chief of staff to attorney journal meets this would not be the kind of person we will put on the sentencing commission. That's where she was

we put somebody on the sentencing commission, who believed in sentencing people for their criminal activities drug our big problem in this country. their flowing over the border. Therefore, Doing more than ever before, it affects people crack Cocaine affects people kills people. So is this part: is the kind of mindset we're talking about used been in and around Washington D C. For some time. Hatch Bush said Think Committee open my reappointed at this, I don't know how they held a Trump point point this person I dont know. you know? The problem is when you're, an outsider and you're coming in

You don't have a lot of contacts, a lot of people to rely. It may have been that hatch pushed her. That's probably would happen how much you wanna bet promoted her to Trump, How much you wanna bet? I would bet it a lot. I let me move on. You love her. black lives matter. Let's cofounder, Patrice Collars, you remember her. The county tied to other groups with spending red flags report, black lives matter, cofounder, Patrice Collars resign in the wake of a post, expos overspending spree on lavish homes. Tied to several other fund raising organisations whose finances raise potential red flags according to a new report. The groups reformulate jails and twenty nineteen collected more than one point, four million, of which two hundred five thousand went to consult and company. Collars and her spouse Joanna Con New York magazine said cons about ripe

two hundred and eleven thousand was paid to carriers, POW Ash bandit II. corrode her memoir in about eighty six thousand was paid to an entertainment, clothing and consulting company called trap heels was started by Damon Turner. The father of call your child, according to the report, sounds The maximum waters family, where she's been tons of money to her daughter. Cause she's such a campaign genius. Reformulate jails, also, reportedly pay two hundred seventy thousand to a consultant company run by its treasure, Kristen Bowers, whose also known to shallow me about h and has signed tax documents as the deputy executive director black lives matter. Global network wow. What a fraud. The whole thing is: a fraud

whole thing is a money making operation. How many people been helped in the inner cities by black lives matter. Anybody out there any out. There feel free to call up- and let me know, a black lives matters helped you and your community. I'm just curious. I'm curious at sea here at the same time and investigations being open in California. And there are demanding answers right now- they want to know what happened to the money, a black lives matter, black lives matter, Globe.

where's the money. Where did they go? We're talking about fifty to ninety million dollar? Fifty to ninety million dollars, I'm hoping all of its big iconic people out there who supported this group will tell us about. I wonder where Mitt Romney stand rarely on his head up here. I mark loving champion of freedom you're, one of the greatest care be freedom in that country in the world. More call mark at eight seven, seven. Three, I won three eight one one! Thank you, Mr Vice president, I, like Michael Light by the way. There's a building push now, as are several to amend the statue we talked about earlier. The electoral Count ACT

easier, they're, calling it the electoral count, Modernization ACT, Democrats Republicans to avoid what happened in twenty twenty. But that it matters, I can't support any change that does not include a provision. That underscores and enforces the obligation. of the state legislatures. to determine how electors are chosen Otherwise, this is detail. Wagging the dog. That's what led to this in the first place. so there's no way that this is a real reform. Unless that is acknowledged, because that was the fuse that was led by the day and see by the democratic wars by Elias by these Democrat state, elected judges and worse. That brought us to the point, People raising serious concerns about the election.

and rightly so,. and rightly so- and they even have here that the bill place. responsibility for identifying the correct electors with the governor. That's not what, Constitution says powers with the state legislatures. They decide, may decide not Congress, nobody else. They do so. Hu, the correct electors are not the governor Can't be done by statute. Can't be done by me Media mentality. so right in here, they even unconstitutional provision. She over all the people who really want to follow that constitution. Let's see what they had to say about it. Think good, I'm sure. This needs to be resolved. The fairy the United States Supreme Court to uphold that provision was

Damnable shameful cowardly, the decision by the court. because it only leads to more problems. Hollywood, John they're, the chief justice, just As a disaster, wild desperate thing to give democratic moorhouse seats daily, our brazen attempt at rigging election, a key policy speaker And others are noticing this to finally be crafts have so far rigged enough seats. Ladies and gentlemen,. Where are they have by latest count? Eight more democrats coming out of the House of Representatives what other single vote? Eight eight. I think I said eight They want to count every vote. You say they want to amend statue when it comes to counting elect their crux, they are corrupt. They are poised, There are cancer on the body politic,.

Bear a rash when they enter via the body politic. Now there are a hammer ride on the body politic,. not going to stop. brazen outrageous. The gentleman says rigging the election and keep Pelosi speaker no weak talk about that about tramp, its discussed, think what they get away with disgusting. You wonder why people get angry. mainly Pelosi son ship off the old. Thirdly, the old block can't say lady anymore,. Nancy policies, not a lady. You know how to use that word anymore. I she's not a birthing person anymore, either. Issue Mister Bruce, I think at eighty one. I think it said some point: that's that's just stops. So what a formerly birthing person. I think so.

So the speaker of the house, the first formerly birthing person, burst this guy. Paul Pelosi, junior chip off the old block. Daily mail you already this in the near slime, so the washing composed you won't see it on the constipated news network. Sl I stay now. two maison. What people are still walking the planet and imprisoned for the things is they ve done in any listen about Brennan, struck and others? They were S, pet capital, crowds. No way you know. No, they were. yes, nature: Pelosi, Son Daily Mail, exclusive, embroiled in his sixth FBI probe this time in San Francisco official, who was allegedly bribed to remove permit violations

squalid flophouse, the pit owned by his ex girlfriend whew. That nonsense Papa see Junior not to be confused with a stupid, big dad papa, the juniors involved in an FBI investigation, it is Francisco officials, who are allegedly bribed or remove violations at his ex girlfriend property. By what these hunter. Policy now had a pick em dumping city, permanent expert diner radwan, he got Santos, our present in San Francisco Building Inspection Commission, was indeed for fraud and November Santa is accused of having his clients donate thousands of dollars to building inspector Bernie currents. Rugby club, in exchange for city permits. policy seems to match the description of client number nine, her ugly golden gate, you Rugby Association of fifteen hundred dollars check according to prosecutors documents.

It was meant to encourage coming to remove violation, notices against a squalid mission district hotel that had a hit permit violations a federal crime. A complaint details, alleged text messages from Santos, telling client nine that drop of attracted the sports club with pleasure. Client, nine replied. A lighter sent centres of picture of a fifteen hundred dollar checked with the message, the donation and its being Aunt now, anyway, earlier this month, I daily mail outcome investigation reveal he was linked to five other federal, robes and Pat hey. What's her little violation, one or another Leslie wasn't trespass. Nancy Pelosi son his umbrella FBI investigation. As I said. such a bribery scheme, urging a bribery scheme.

So a Nancy policies taxes be released. Her in the big. The big clown that is her husband when will they release their tax returns Wimbledon. He demanded rum of the Republicans demanded by People decide people decide The legislation is coming, but we have a commission investigating trap and a peach when a trap. Another peach meant a trap. A criminal investigation, a trap is kids, is Patsy. properties. But nothing on Nancy. We ve told she's the most powerful former birthing woman in America. The number three in line four presently, the United she decides, what legislation comes to the house, for she cried. They stalinist, commission, ship, All the members, even the repute,.

But she doesn't own in its like Biden,. his sons back the fortune of his contacts with Communist China ukrainian regime before this current government, the heavy they talk about him getting ten percent or I'm tired of giving pop money. A mouse direct evidence, no special, a prosecutor. No congressional review when- Buttons controlled the Senate Judiciary Committee under Lindsey Lenses, Then say where I Lindsey. bodies friend very annoying Wendy. Quite frankly,. So they went to steal congressional still the vote, ladies and gentlemen, but no Ie is concerned, no

because they're the good guys there on the right side. The Democrats, the american marks with its good. So what? If people's votes while count Because of the way the redistricting New York is so Friggin corrupt. the Republicans might have three seats by the time, the tower at what twenty to something like that. Whose population the democratic, perfect opportunity Illinois other corrupt Democrats stronghold. Were people can't wait to get the hell out same thing. California same thing playing thing. now, when the republican start wow here discriminating y yeah ass night, sixty five civil rights last voting right jack. You're doing this

that discriminate against black people, not on all. We want to get out our vote to now its clear, your white supremacist, your clansmen, taking the coroner we're going to stop you that's how they use. The law. with the power the civil rights division, which is really the uncivil rights division of the Department of Justice, which is loaded with radical leftists from throughout the deck I remember when I was at the Department of Justice, one People there. Was there since Robert Kennedy was attorney general, the United States, MR producer. no way back. They don't wanna leave, may have enormous power. You know. maybe they're waiting for a judgment that could be a too.

I'll be right back then. I won't be here the rest of the week. We will have great cash posts. I want to say a special happy birthday. To our granddaughter slot. She makes us proud every day, she's turning eight. A beautiful young lady She is the daughter. of my daughter, and my son in law. I will be long and neck. And she is just precious as her little brother Asher and we're what the hell, I'm so happy

Birthday Sloan. and Grandpa Hopes to see you soon, yes, and we shall. We'll be Goldberg. I said enough yesterday, A lot of time on this yesterday, Gideon Favorite MR producer, and send a clip of that the Dana Perino, I think she might actually be in them, be interested in that just out of curiosity she might like to know what I said about it. In any event, Goldberg says now she understands I dont get this what does she seventy three years old or something what? However old she is she's gone through life. and didn't understand that Hitler called Jews, the inferior race and Nazis, the superior right. She doesn't even have a clue what the Holocaust was about.

she went through life like that, and this is the thing I think I'll The people do particularly on the left because they keep calling us Hitler Instead, Linda, We support liberty in the constitution and a smaller central government. a just law enforcement that protects the people. And a military that protects us from Marxists and fascists and other interests I mean seriously. She's on the view, because supposedly people want to hear her view. Our view was outrageous now this campaign to get aid discussed all this yesterday already- and I see the back benches- have have learned well, but let me just go on campaign to get Joe Rogan and so forth. Rogan never seen anything like this and yet be goal, but does she understand the last name that she adopted? Mr producer, is a jewish name, Goldberg

That's not a real name. Folks was a joke. Whoopi Goldberg, but that's her official name Does she not understand a pair why not. then? She goes on Stephen Colbert show whose real name is Co Bears brothers, along in Washington, Dc Right Tom Right Tom Tom yeah. There. He's another one with the name Colbert, Gives her a platform to try rehabilitated sub because he's a comedian he's a joke, but he's not a comedian. but the idea that back there back years with him, Mister Producer or Mr Spock years. particularly that one year, that kind of makes a left turn of. You noticed nothing personal. I can make jokes too very personal jugs, see that Colbert and me ten writers to do it for me,

cut three MR producer, let's just hit it cut three go as the white guy. In the conversation I am, I am neither jewish nor my black, and so I have a different set of big show. What are you? page. Shell Why kind the cover them? Neither jewish nor black, go ahead. It seems to me that whiteness is a contract created by colonial powers during the beginning of colonial period. Imperialist era in order was hell. Are you talking about more on your way out of here? Lane You are way out your layin you're gone the wrong way and a one way street, or rather whiteness is a construct created by the colonial powers during the beginning of colonial imperialist era, in order Split other people that they could apply to

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