Podcast Summary
FBI and CIA interfered in 2016 and 2020 US elections: The FBI and CIA manipulated elections, spreading false narratives to influence outcomes, compromising democratic process
According to the discussion on the show, there is now indisputable evidence that both the FBI and CIA interfered in the 2016 and 2020 elections in the United States. This interference included rigging the elections, and the false Russian collusion narrative against Donald Trump was a part of this effort. This is a serious matter and an existential crisis for the Republic, as the integrity of the democratic process has been compromised. The discussion also featured a recommendation for Henry Repeating Arms for those looking for rifles or shotguns, and the host announced upcoming appearances on Fox News Channel and Filtered.
Intelligence Agencies and Media Suppressed Biden Family Corruption Allegations: Intelligence agencies and media downplayed or dismissed Hunter Biden's alleged solicitation of money from foreign governments as Russian disinformation, suppressing damaging information about the Biden family and interfering with the democratic process.
The CIA and intelligence agencies have escaped scrutiny for their alleged involvement in influencing the 2020 election by suppressing damaging information about President Joe Biden and his son Hunter. This includes allegations of attempts by Hunter Biden to solicit money from foreign governments, which were downplayed or dismissed as Russian disinformation by mainstream media outlets. The intelligence agencies reportedly used media outlets as "useful idiots" to spread this narrative, keeping the American public in the dark about the Biden family's potential corruption. This allowed Joe Biden to win the election, and the story is only now coming to light. The suppression of this information was a significant interference in the democratic process and highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability from intelligence agencies and the media.
Institutions prioritizing liberal audiences over truth: The speaker calls for urgent reforms in the CIA, FBI, and media due to pervasive dishonesty and politicization, advocating for mass resignations or firings and mandatory polygraph tests.
The speaker believes there is a pervasive issue of dishonesty and politicization within the CIA, FBI, and media outlets, which they argue influenced the 2016 and 2020 elections. They argue that these institutions prioritize pleasing their liberal audiences over truth and integrity, and that this must be addressed urgently. The speaker advocates for a radical overhaul, including mass resignations or firings, and the implementation of mandatory polygraph tests for those suspected of leaking classified information. They believe that only President Trump, if elected in 2024, has the courage and lack of concern for re-election to enact these changes. The speaker also touches on a George Soros connection, promising to reveal more information on that topic later.
Preliminary findings of Arizona election audit raise concerns about election systems and record keeping: The Arizona election audit's early report indicates validity of vote count, but questions the reliability and validity of the results due to concerns over election systems and record keeping, with accusations of obstruction from Maricopa County officials.
The Arizona election audit's preliminary findings indicate that the vote tally in Maricopa County was valid, but concerns have been raised about the election systems and record keeping, suggesting that the results may have been reliably, but not necessarily validly, determined. The report also accuses Maricopa County officials of obstructing the audit process. The numbers in the vote tally might be accurate, but how they were obtained remains a question. The full audit is needed to address these concerns and ensure the integrity of the election results.
Concerns about election validity and reliability in Arizona: Emphasis on the importance of transparency and accuracy in elections, data security, and healthcare. Concerns about potential misinformation and cyber attacks in Arizona election audit. Unwillingness to answer key questions about immigration and Hunter Biden.
During the discussion, it was highlighted that there are concerns about the validity and reliability of election results, specifically in Arizona. It was pointed out that media commentators may focus on certain parts of an audit report while ignoring others, potentially leaving out crucial information about chains of custody and the authenticity of voters. The importance of both validity and reliability in elections was emphasized. Additionally, the head of the Arizona GOP announced plans for a full digital audit, and the need for protecting data security from cyber attacks was brought up. However, there was also a focus on the unwillingness of Jen Psaki to answer a key question about the number of people entering the country illegally, and her avoidance of answering questions about Hunter Biden. The conversation also touched on the potential risks of the Durban Marshall Credit Card Bill and the availability of GLP1 prescription medications at TriLifeMD.com. Overall, the conversation underscored the importance of transparency and accuracy in various areas, from elections to data security and healthcare.
Biden administration lacks accurate information about all migrants at Del Rio border camp: The Biden administration only has precise information about a portion of migrants at the Del Rio border camp, raising concerns about the rest and border security
During a discussion about the number of migrants at the Del Rio border camp, it was revealed that the Biden administration only has accurate information about a portion of the migrants, raising concerns about the rest and the security of the border. Jen Psaki, White House Press Secretary, was questioned about the number of migrants released into the country and her response indicated a lack of precise information. This situation has led to accusations of an open border and concerns about the ability to effectively screen and process migrants. The administration maintains that they are following immigration proceedings and restrictions at the border, but the lack of clear information creates uncertainty and potential vulnerabilities.
Discussing Al Sharpton's racial rhetoric at the border: Men cannot enter US by claiming pregnancy without proper docs. Reject racism, speak up peacefully, identify liberty threats as gov't and big tech.
During a discussion about Al Sharpton's attempt to make a racial issue out of the border situation, it was emphasized that men cannot enter the United States by claiming pregnancy without proper documentation. The speaker criticized Sharpton for trying to instigate a race war and called him out for his past behavior. The community of Del Rio was also highlighted as loving and caring, rejecting Sharpton's racism. The speaker praised a hero who stood up against Sharpton at the border and encouraged individuals to speak their minds while assembling, but not to engage in heckling or causing safety issues. The biggest threats to liberty in the country were identified as the government and big tech, and the speaker mentioned that GLP1 prescription medications are now available through LifeMD for eligible patients.
Big Tech's Impact on Public Discourse and Information: Big Tech's role in shaping public discourse and information raises concerns for free speech, election integrity, and public trust in leaders and institutions.
The role of big tech companies in shaping public discourse and information is a significant concern, with potential consequences for both public health and election integrity. The use of fact-checkers and censorship tactics, particularly during government meetings and in relation to controversial topics like COVID-19 treatments, has raised concerns about suppression of free speech and manipulation of information. The increasing involvement of these companies in elections, through the suppression of certain candidates or narratives, adds to these concerns. The result is a growing mistrust in public leaders and institutions, which can have serious implications for society as a whole. It's essential to remain vigilant and informed about these developments and to advocate for transparency and accountability in the tech industry. To learn more about the specific examples discussed in the text, visit trylifemd.com for information on medication eligibility, or read the articles mentioned in the newsletter.
Tech companies and government censorship fueling COVID-19 crisis: Leaked documents reveal suppression of COVID info, CDC mask guidance changed, teachers unions push for masking causing school exodus, stay informed and question narratives
The suppression of information and censorship by tech companies like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, in conjunction with politicized agencies and the government, has contributed to the public health crisis surrounding COVID-19. Leaked documents reveal proposals for developing COVID-like viruses, and the suppression of information about the Wuhan lab creating more viruses. The CDC's guidance on masks has been stealth edited, and they now recommend indoor masking for everyone without any evidence that masks have stopped the transmission of coronavirus. Teachers unions' attempts to keep kids masked have led to a mass exodus of 1.4 million children from traditional public schools. The silver lining is the growth of private and charter schools as an alternative. It's essential to stay informed and question the narratives being pushed by these organizations and agencies.
Public schools seen as indoctrination factories, AOC criticized for lack of conviction on Israel's Iron Dome funding: Some view public schools as indoctrination centers, AOC faced criticism for her stance on Israel's funding and alleged camera performance, a bipartisan collusion hoax involving George Soros-funded group underscores the need for principled conservatives.
Public schools are seen as indoctrination factories by some, filled with radical leftists who want control over children. AOC, a prominent figure in Congress, was criticized for her lack of conviction on Israel's Iron Dome funding and her alleged performance for the cameras. The collusion hoax involved both Democrats and Republicans working with a George Soros-funded group, highlighting the need for principled conservatives who won't compromise on their beliefs. The McCain Senate panel collaborated with this group, raising concerns about the involvement of known leftists and the pursuit of debunked allegations of foreign interference in the election. It's important to be informed and support individuals and institutions that uphold conservative principles.
Moving to swing states or creating resistance in blue states: Consider moving to swing states for maximum impact or build resistance in blue states through activism and sanctuary counties.
The political landscape requires strategic considerations for those seeking to make a difference. Dan Jones, a political strategist, emphasized the importance of moving to swing states if possible to make votes count more significantly. However, for those unable to move, creating pockets of resistance in blue states through activism and building sanctuary counties can still make a difference. Regarding running for office, Dan advised against running as an independent due to the difficulty of getting on the ballot and the rarity of split ticket voting. Instead, focus on building name recognition and party affiliation to increase chances of success. Matt Palumbo's upcoming book, "The Man Behind the Curtain," offers insights into the extent of George Soros's involvement in politics, making it a valuable resource for understanding the larger context of these strategic decisions.
Running as an independent is not practical or effective: Focus on winning primaries, major parties, and securing funds for campaigns. Truth-telling, though challenging, is necessary.
Running as an independent in today's political climate is not a practical or effective strategy. It's important to focus on winning the primary and cleaning up the major parties first. Additionally, running for office requires a significant amount of money due to the need for advertising and campaigning. The speaker, Dan Bongino, shares his experience of growing a podcast during the Obama years, acknowledging that it's challenging to bring bad news every day but necessary to tell the truth. Lastly, Dan left his respected job with the Secret Service due to his concerns about the Obama administration's actions and his desire to make a difference in the political landscape.
Dan Bongino discusses concerns about Obama administration and ongoing legal proceedings: Former Secret Service agent and conservative commentator shares experiences, discusses Clinton attorney case and potential intel agency involvement, announces new Sunday podcast show, and teases upcoming interview with coronavirus whistleblower
Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and current conservative commentator, shared his experience of leaving the Secret Service due to his concerns about the Obama administration, and discussed the ongoing legal proceedings involving a Clinton attorney and classified materials. He also hinted at potential two-way information flow between the Clinton campaign and intelligence agencies, suggesting a possible scandal. Additionally, Bongino announced the addition of a Sunday podcast show featuring the best interviews from the week on his radio program. He also mentioned an upcoming interview with a whistleblower who allegedly has explosive information about the origins of the coronavirus.
