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“… who do you think, who would you fire first on this administration, Trump or, excuse me, Cash or Pam? Well, that's a coin toss. I would fire Cash Patel first only because I think he lied under oath when he said that the Epstein documents did not show any evidence of child trafficking to anyone other than Epstein. That's a lie. It was under oath. He's got to go. But at the same time, I wouldn't be heartbroken if Trump fired Pam Bonney either. I think she's going for sure. We'll see how that goes. Here's another one. What will most likely cause you to lose this election if you lose this one? …”“… sense in immigration policy. But again, Congress hasn't engaged in immigration reform policy in decades. We need people to do their job. Yeah. Well, Kristi Noem is out. We're anticipating that Pam Bondi is going to be next, but I want to know from you, who do you think, who would you fire first on this administration, Trump or, excuse me, Cash or Pam? Well, that's a coin toss. I would fire Cash Patel first only because I think he lied under oath when he said that the Epstein documents did not show any evidence of child trafficking to anyone other than Epstein. That's a lie. It was under oath. He's got to go. But at the same time, I wouldn't be heartbroken if Trump fired Pam Bonney either. I think she's going for sure. We'll see how that goes. Here's another one. What will most likely cause you to lose this election if you lose this one? Blaming Democrats on the economy or aligned too closely with Trump? In Massachusetts, it would be aligned too closely to Trump. He has a 65% disapproval rating. Yeah. We've been watching the approval rating. It is not looking good right now for the administration. After election day, Democrats sweep the med terms. Here's what happens. Crypto crashes …”View more
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Defunding ICE won't fix immigration problems, according to Senate candidate John E. Deaton. He argues that the real issue lies in sanctuary cities not cooperating with ICE, forcing them to act in communities instead of local jails. A call for common sense immigration reform is essential, as Congress has failed to engage in this area for decades.
The Paul Barron Crypto Show·CLARITY Countdown!🚨John Deaton INTERVIEW🔥·Apr 02, 2026
“… server? Did you contact T-Mobile? How did you get this information? You can't just send a PDF and then say, we got them. You can't just have Cash Patel throwing up 33s and say, that's enough. You can't just have Governor Cox up there with the Fed saying, oh, we got them. This is real. This is a court case. Tell us how you received these technological communications. Otherwise, this is just show, and they called them out on that. And so I have to say, this was an extraordinary filing, and extraordinary in that it only further, to me, undermines the state's case. You don't have to play these …”“… these communications. You're saying these are his texts. You don't just send me a PDF of text. When I saw the text, I was like, are these dated? What time did they come in? That's missing. What time did they come in? How did they pull this off of the server? Did you contact T-Mobile? How did you get this information? You can't just send a PDF and then say, we got them. You can't just have Cash Patel throwing up 33s and say, that's enough. You can't just have Governor Cox up there with the Fed saying, oh, we got them. This is real. This is a court case. Tell us how you received these technological communications. Otherwise, this is just show, and they called them out on that. And so I have to say, this was an extraordinary filing, and extraordinary in that it only further, to me, undermines the state's case. You don't have to play these games. If it is on your side, if truth is on your side, you do not need to play these games. If truth is on your side, you immediately give them everything they need without delay. and you say, okay, here you go. We should be able to make that deadline in May because we're giving you everything. Here's the autopsy. Here's this, here's that. Here's the …”View more
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The integrity of the Tyler Robinson case is under fire as the defense claims the state is withholding crucial evidence, labeling the proceedings a 'show trial.' They argue that the lack of transparency and delays in providing forensic materials undermine the state's case and suggest a desperate attempt to frame an innocent man. Without concrete evidence, the defense asserts that the truth is being obscured, raising serious questions about the investigation's integrity.
Candace·PROVE ME WRONG: Tyler Robinson Is A Patsy. | Candace Ep 319·Apr 01, 2026
“… their enforcement. Democrat Congressman and candidate for California Governor Eric Swalwell sending a cease and desist letter to FBI Director Cash Patel seeking to block the release of files tied to his past contact with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative, according to The Washington Post. Axios reporting in 2020, Christine Fang, otherwise known as Fang Fang, allegedly courting Swalwell and other politicians from 2011 to 2015. Fang Fang cultivating romantic relationships with at least two Midwestern mayors. Despite persistent rumors, no romantic relationship was publicly confirmed …”“… The case now returns to the lower courts, where it will be reconsidered under that higher constitutional standard in the months ahead. At least 20 other states have similar laws on their books. Campbell predicts this ruling will significantly limit their enforcement. Democrat Congressman and candidate for California Governor Eric Swalwell sending a cease and desist letter to FBI Director Cash Patel seeking to block the release of files tied to his past contact with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative, according to The Washington Post. Axios reporting in 2020, Christine Fang, otherwise known as Fang Fang, allegedly courting Swalwell and other politicians from 2011 to 2015. Fang Fang cultivating romantic relationships with at least two Midwestern mayors. Despite persistent rumors, no romantic relationship was publicly confirmed between Fang Fang and Swalwell. Authorities approaching Mr. Swalwell's office in 2015, warning of Fang's suspected ties to China, at which point his office says contact was immediately cut off. The FBI at the time not accusing the congressman of any wrongdoing. A subsequent House Ethics Committee investigation into the matter, concluding in 2023 with no …”View more
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Congressman Eric Swalwell is battling the FBI to prevent the release of files related to his past contact with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative. He claims this move is a political smear tactic aimed at undermining his campaign for California Governor, despite no accusations of wrongdoing against him. The situation raises significant concerns about federal influence in elections and the integrity of political campaigns.
The Megyn Kelly Show·SCOTUS Strikes Down State "Conversion Therapy" Ban, Tiger Speaks Out After DUI Arrest: AM Update 4/1·Apr 01, 2026
“… I can't think off the top of my head, Glenn. What could it be, possibly? I don't know. I don't know. They have now sent a cease to desist letter to Kash Patel and the FBI saying he definitely will not do this. Yeah. Well, let's see if they pay attention to that. I have a feeling they won't. Yeah. Also, they're on an Easter egg hunt. So, you know, Congress can't come back. You know, the Senate can't come back. Although the White House is like, can you come back after Easter? After Easter? And can you come back? Get your ass back in the seat today. Get on a plane. You want to go have Easter? Go leave …”“… mean, I would. I would want everything out, right? Yeah. What kind of details could he be worried about while he's running for governor in California? I can't imagine. Like you said, he's been cleared of any wrongdoing. So why would you not want it? I can't think off the top of my head, Glenn. What could it be, possibly? I don't know. I don't know. They have now sent a cease to desist letter to Kash Patel and the FBI saying he definitely will not do this. Yeah. Well, let's see if they pay attention to that. I have a feeling they won't. Yeah. Also, they're on an Easter egg hunt. So, you know, Congress can't come back. You know, the Senate can't come back. Although the White House is like, can you come back after Easter? After Easter? And can you come back? Get your ass back in the seat today. Get on a plane. You want to go have Easter? Go leave on Friday night or Saturday. Come back here Monday. But I want you in that seat right now. I don't know why we're not more clear on that with Congress.”View more
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Eric Swalwell, cleared of any wrongdoing regarding his connection to Chinese spy Fang Fang, is refusing to release documents that could exonerate him further. This raises questions about what he might be hiding as he campaigns for governor of California. Glenn Beck and his guest discuss the implications of Swalwell's silence and the unusual behavior of Congress during critical times.
The Glenn Beck Program·'Conservative' Influencer Just Told Muslims to Unite Against America?! | Guest: Tommy Robinson | 3/31/26·Mar 31, 2026
“… to have a military connection, former military, military intelligence, Frank Churek, the McCoys, naval intelligence. It's not a coincidence that Kash Patel kept stressing the number 33. None of it is a coincidence. All of it feels like a conspiracy. And I will never stop saying that Charlie Kirk was the first casualty of the Iran war because he was. He was betrayed and the entire world knows it. And yeah, I'm proud of myself because I understand that one element of their games is exactly that, psychological warfare. The goal was to break me down psychologically tell me as soon as Charlie gets …”“… Charlie Kirk stepped on the toes of BBNet and Yahoo and the CIA's war for profit machine. It never stops. It is a global trillion dollar industry. These are the facts. And no, it is not a coincidence that everyone involved on September 10th happens to have a military connection, former military, military intelligence, Frank Churek, the McCoys, naval intelligence. It's not a coincidence that Kash Patel kept stressing the number 33. None of it is a coincidence. All of it feels like a conspiracy. And I will never stop saying that Charlie Kirk was the first casualty of the Iran war because he was. He was betrayed and the entire world knows it. And yeah, I'm proud of myself because I understand that one element of their games is exactly that, psychological warfare. The goal was to break me down psychologically tell me as soon as Charlie gets killed that I better lay low as Andrew Colbert did because my name is on some list and I going to be next That meant to psychologically traumatize you to make you afraid to go outside. I get it. Having everyone attack me immediately while I'm grieving. Let me tell you something. I am psychologically tougher than all of you. I've proven that. So I'm …”View more
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War is a trillion-dollar business, and those who challenge it risk everything. In this segment, a speaker reveals how individuals like Charlie Kirk become casualties in the ruthless game of global warfare and psychological manipulation. The intertwining of military connections and alleged conspiracies highlights the dangerous dynamics at play in international conflicts.
“And we have been the loving recipients of a leak, I guess. No, a hack. A hack of FBI directors, Kash Patel's photos and a resume. That's what we know of now by the Iranians. This is all relatively new. We're just sort of sorting through the stuff. But basically, and Tim can pick up in a Second, early this morning, word began trickling out on the internet that the Iranians had hacked Kash Patel. The group that did it is called the Handla Hack Team. Have you heard of them before, Tim? Only like a week or two ago because they were in the news about …”“And we have been the loving recipients of a leak, I guess. No, a hack. A hack of FBI directors, Kash Patel's photos and a resume. That's what we know of now by the Iranians. This is all relatively new. We're just sort of sorting through the stuff. But basically, and Tim can pick up in a Second, early this morning, word began trickling out on the internet that the Iranians had hacked Kash Patel. The group that did it is called the Handla Hack Team. Have you heard of them before, Tim? Only like a week or two ago because they were in the news about some other hacks that they were engaging in. Okay. And they've gotten information that deals with Kash's life from prior to this administration up to about 2018. We'll go through some of the pictures in the resume. But Tim, you made a very important and keen insight when we were talking about this beforehand, which is it's not particularly great when …”View more
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The breach of FBI Director Kash Patel's emails by Iran-linked hackers is a significant failure, highlighting vulnerabilities in national security and the ineffectiveness of current leadership.
The breach of Kash Patel's emails underscores his lack of seriousness and highlights vulnerabilities in U.S. cybersecurity against asymmetric attacks.
The breach of FBI Director Kash Patel's emails is a humiliating failure that underscores the incompetence and lack of seriousness in handling national security.
“… a woman who had just been pepper sprayed for them to finally go, maybe everybody shouldn't be armed. And that's the part that stunned me. Well, and Kash Patel said that, you know, don't bring a gun to a protest. Kash Patel offered to help Kyle Rittenhouse sue Joe Biden in the media for, you know, character assassination when, you know, he brought his guns across the state line. I mean, Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, there was a guy in Texas during the George Floyd protests who texted a friend saying, I'm going to go kill a protester who posted online in a forum. I'm going to kill, go kill a …”“… But when a bunch of kids were gunned down in a fucking like grade school at Sandy hook or in Uvalde, not a word, not a word about, Hey, guns might be an issue. We might want to think about that. It, it took a guy holding a phone trying to protect a woman who had just been pepper sprayed for them to finally go, maybe everybody shouldn't be armed. And that's the part that stunned me. Well, and Kash Patel said that, you know, don't bring a gun to a protest. Kash Patel offered to help Kyle Rittenhouse sue Joe Biden in the media for, you know, character assassination when, you know, he brought his guns across the state line. I mean, Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, there was a guy in Texas during the George Floyd protests who texted a friend saying, I'm going to go kill a protester who posted online in a forum. I'm going to kill, go kill a protester. And then went out and killed a protester and Greg Abbott pardoned him. I mean, he was convicted by a jury and Greg Abbott pardoned him. That guy brought a gun to a protest for the specific purpose of murdering someone. And Abbott, because he was a right winger and killed a turned out to be libertarian ish protester, not a far left protester, …”View more
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Conservatives claim to uphold the Constitution while enabling abuses of power that threaten civil liberties. This contradiction is highlighted by their selective outrage over gun rights, where they suddenly challenge the Second Amendment in specific instances of violence, yet remain silent following mass shootings. The hypocrisy is glaring when comparing their reactions to armed protests versus tragedies like Sandy Hook.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·The ICE Age of Surveillance and Enforcement·Jan 28, 2026
“Here's a quote. Kosh Patel, the current head of the FBI, who once saw his name displayed with pride on the agency's headquarters, will now find his name among the list of successfully hacked victims. The so-called impenetrable systems of the FBI were brought to their knees within hours by our team, the group added. Again, I think this is a private email address, but that's their statement. The post includes photos of Patel as well as a copy of what appears to be his …”“Here's a quote. Kosh Patel, the current head of the FBI, who once saw his name displayed with pride on the agency's headquarters, will now find his name among the list of successfully hacked victims. The so-called impenetrable systems of the FBI were brought to their knees within hours by our team, the group added. Again, I think this is a private email address, but that's their statement. The post includes photos of Patel as well as a copy of what appears to be his resume. Is he looking for a job already? No, it's probably before, which includes his personal email account. So I don't know. I keep thinking back to your colleague, Hannah Rabinowitz's reporting from March 3rd that said just days before the U S launched a military operation in Iran, FBI director Kosh Patel fired a dozen agents and staff members from …”View more
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The breach of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email is deeply embarrassing and highlights vulnerabilities in cybersecurity protocols for high-level officials.
“… purposes. And we've got all this reporting that the FBI is constantly in turmoil and all these different investigations have gone south because Cash Patel doesn't know what he's doing. Now he's getting accounts leaked in leaked or accounts hacked into. excuse me, and now Donald Trump ranting some more about how he took a cognitive test. This is from Twitter readers at a context. The mocha test Trump refers to is a 10 minute screening tool for mild cognitive impairment that people with normal cognition easily pass. It includes basic tasks like serial subtraction, 100 minus seven repeatedly, not …”“using FBI jets for private purposes. And we've got all this reporting that the FBI is constantly in turmoil and all these different investigations have gone south because Cash Patel doesn't know what he's doing. Now he's getting accounts leaked in leaked or accounts hacked into. excuse me, and now Donald Trump ranting some more about how he took a cognitive test. This is from Twitter readers at a context. The mocha test Trump refers to is a 10 minute screening tool for mild cognitive impairment that people with normal cognition easily pass. It includes basic tasks like serial subtraction, 100 minus seven repeatedly, not complex mathematical equations. So again, this is something Donald Trump has done. He actually believes that he took like basically an IQ test and aced it like no one else ever has, even though he took a test for mild cognitive impairment. So pretty much the bare minimum there to ace it. Before I show you this other video from Trump, again, some of …”View more
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The breach of Kash Patel's emails by Iranian hackers highlights the incompetence of the current administration in addressing cybersecurity threats.
The Adam Mockler Show·Trump Drops Sex Bombshell on Accident·Mar 29, 2026
“Guess what jobs you're taking? Anything and everything. So maybe FBI director Cash Patel is the fall guy. I don't know. Yeah. Maybe he is. Maybe he's the punching bag. Maybe he's the guy that's got to take a lot of the shots. I don't know. I don't know. But all I know is so far the resume for whatever job he has next is not going to be good. It's not good. Because if you think about it, the main thing, the main thing to me was when the president said every single one of Biden's auto pen signatures were null and void. Full stop. …”“Guess what jobs you're taking? Anything and everything. So maybe FBI director Cash Patel is the fall guy. I don't know. Yeah. Maybe he is. Maybe he's the punching bag. Maybe he's the guy that's got to take a lot of the shots. I don't know. I don't know. But all I know is so far the resume for whatever job he has next is not going to be good. It's not good. Because if you think about it, the main thing, the main thing to me was when the president said every single one of Biden's auto pen signatures were null and void. Full stop. That means, and you know where I stand with this guy, that means Fauci. That means Fauci is open game. And what I keep reading every single week, a study just came out where 1.7 million kids, they did a test. They found that they had myocarditis and pericarditis only appeared in children that were vaccinated because their parents were freaking duped …”View more
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The fallout from Fauci's policies could lead to a public health crisis with millions of vaccinated children facing heart problems. As investigations loom, the urgency to hold leaders accountable intensifies, especially with the looming threat of a political shift. This situation highlights the dire consequences of misguided trust in authority figures during a pandemic.
“… revealed this, published a thread about it. This guy has been on the run ever since, and he was just caught. This is a tweet from FBI Director Kash Patel. Last night, John Gadita, a U.S. government contractor who allegedly stole more than $46 million in cryptocurrency, was arrested on the island of Saint-Martin by the French Premier Elite Tactical Unit. I wonder what that was like. And he goes on, the FBI will continue working 24-7 to pursue these apprehenders no matter where they hide. Zach XBT tweeted this out. He said, in late January 2026, I exposed how John stole $46 million in seized …”“… I think primarily Bitcoin. Suddenly, the son of this government contractor who was supposed to be doing that, it was revealed that he had stolen approximately $46 million worth of crypto assets from the US Marshals, from the US government. So ZachXBT revealed this, published a thread about it. This guy has been on the run ever since, and he was just caught. This is a tweet from FBI Director Kash Patel. Last night, John Gadita, a U.S. government contractor who allegedly stole more than $46 million in cryptocurrency, was arrested on the island of Saint-Martin by the French Premier Elite Tactical Unit. I wonder what that was like. And he goes on, the FBI will continue working 24-7 to pursue these apprehenders no matter where they hide. Zach XBT tweeted this out. He said, in late January 2026, I exposed how John stole $46 million in seized crypto assets from the US government by abusing access to his father's company. John then taunted me multiple times by a Telegram channel and dust attacked my public wallet address with stolen funds. Thanks for the last laugh, John, he says. Though after ZachXBT revealed all of this, Lick apparently started dust attacking ZachXBT and taunting him via …”View more
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John DeGita, the son of a government contractor, was arrested after stealing $46 million in cryptocurrency from the U.S. Marshals and taunting investigators on Telegram. His reckless flaunting of wealth led to his downfall, as crypto sleuth ZachXBT exposed his actions, leading to an international manhunt. Justice was served when he was apprehended by the French Tactical Unit on the island of Saint-Martin.
Bankless·ROLLUP: Wartime Markets | Kraken Gets Fedwire | Trump vs Banks | AI vs Pentagon | NYT Says Crypto Is Dead·Mar 06, 2026
“… 100% abuse. If you are abusing our taxpayer dollars by only seeing 15% of her shows, that is a straight up abuse. Let's scroll through some of these Kash Patel photos that leaked. In the first one, you have a visibly younger Kash Patel smoking what looks to be a cigar or maybe a blunt at a... It looks like a hotel or he's staying somewhere on a vacation. In this one you have him sniffing again a cigar looking like he on vacation taking touristy pics that he likely emailed to himself We have him in a New York zip looking a bit younger We have him at Havana Club smoking something again It photos that …”“… confirming it. His response is that he's not going to 100% of her shows, but 15%? If I'm actually abusing it, I would go see every one of her shows. I think I get to like 15%. Okay, so you're 15% abusing it. That's also not cool. And that equals 100% abuse. If you are abusing our taxpayer dollars by only seeing 15% of her shows, that is a straight up abuse. Let's scroll through some of these Kash Patel photos that leaked. In the first one, you have a visibly younger Kash Patel smoking what looks to be a cigar or maybe a blunt at a... It looks like a hotel or he's staying somewhere on a vacation. In this one you have him sniffing again a cigar looking like he on vacation taking touristy pics that he likely emailed to himself We have him in a New York zip looking a bit younger We have him at Havana Club smoking something again It photos that anybody could email themselves It not even about the photos themselves. It's not that Kash Patel got exposed for some crazy photos. It's the fact that our own FBI director doesn't even have the fundamental security precautions to prevent his own accounts from being hacked. Even I have multiple levels of verification to get into anything because I …”View more
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Kash Patel's failure to secure his emails highlights a broader carelessness and ineptitude within the FBI and the Trump administration.
The Adam Mockler Show·FBI HACKED by Iran in DISASTER LEAK·Mar 27, 2026
“In November 2024, Donald Trump was elected president, and he announced that he would nominate Patel to be the director of the FBI. Of course, he went through a Senate confirmation hearing and filled out a Senate questionnaire. Patel's statements, both at his January confirmation hearing and in his written Senate questionnaire, were provided under oath and under the penalty of perjury. He wrote seven times in his Senate questionnaire that if he were confirmed as FBI director, no one will be terminated for case assignments and that employees …”“In November 2024, Donald Trump was elected president, and he announced that he would nominate Patel to be the director of the FBI. Of course, he went through a Senate confirmation hearing and filled out a Senate questionnaire. Patel's statements, both at his January confirmation hearing and in his written Senate questionnaire, were provided under oath and under the penalty of perjury. He wrote seven times in his Senate questionnaire that if he were confirmed as FBI director, no one will be terminated for case assignments and that employees should not be terminated for case assignments. He wrote 15 separate times that personnel decisions should be based on performance and the adherence to the law. And if you were confirmed, every FBI employee will be held to the absolute same standard. At Patel's hearing, Senator Richard Blumenthal asked Patel to commit that you will not tolerate the …”View more
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Kash Patel allegedly lied under oath during his Senate confirmation hearing as FBI Director, promising not to terminate agents based on case assignments. However, two FBI agents have since been fired for their work with Special Counsel Jack Smith, contradicting Patel's sworn statements. This raises serious questions about accountability and the integrity of the FBI's leadership.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Trump DOJ Officials Blindsided as FBI Agents Sue Them·Mar 21, 2026
“… it's just like a concoction that is not grounded in any approximation of empirical fact. So I always say, if people want to be mad at Pam Bondi and Kash Patel for something, be mad at them for signing off on that ridiculous memo from last July where they include that figure of over a thousand victims that has given fuel to the most maximalist conceptions of Epstein mythology in terms of the victims that were left in their wake.”“… rise to this mass hysteria and moral panic about like thousands of victims. I mean, at this Pam Bondi hearing that was so contentious last week in the House Judiciary Committee, you had people screaming thousands of victims need, demand justice. And it's just like a concoction that is not grounded in any approximation of empirical fact. So I always say, if people want to be mad at Pam Bondi and Kash Patel for something, be mad at them for signing off on that ridiculous memo from last July where they include that figure of over a thousand victims that has given fuel to the most maximalist conceptions of Epstein mythology in terms of the victims that were left in their wake.”View more
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The number of alleged victims in the Epstein case has been inflated, driven by financial incentives for lawyers who secured a 30% cut from settlement funds. This lax criteria allowed individuals, including those with no prior claims, to receive millions, raising questions about the integrity of victim counts and the motivations behind them. As settlements grow, so does the moral panic around the supposed scale of the abuse, which may not align with reality.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg·Prince Andrew Arrested, Epstein Mythology, Reid Hoffman Files with Saagar Enjeti & Michael Tracey·Feb 20, 2026
“… on the companies to control that. But because these are open source, because they're widely available, it creates this interesting. Yeah, like Kash Patel is here. What is he doing? It's like so funny. It's very random. It's a serious issue if you care about copyright. But if you don't, my God, we are hitting that exponential vertical curve when it comes to air video and things are getting good quick. We have unlocked Pandora's box and there's no going back. But in the world of Google, Google released a slew of new models this week. One breaking news today is Gemini 3.0 3.1. Sorry, pro one pro. …”“… move much quicker. And the result is that everyone in the United States winds up enjoying this content, but also getting the tools, because I mean, a lot of users, they don't care about copyright either. So long as they have the tools. And it's normally on the companies to control that. But because these are open source, because they're widely available, it creates this interesting. Yeah, like Kash Patel is here. What is he doing? It's like so funny. It's very random. It's a serious issue if you care about copyright. But if you don't, my God, we are hitting that exponential vertical curve when it comes to air video and things are getting good quick. We have unlocked Pandora's box and there's no going back. But in the world of Google, Google released a slew of new models this week. One breaking news today is Gemini 3.0 3.1. Sorry, pro one pro. Yes. Go Google. Apparently extremely smart. I've seen a few leaks about this model. And basically the reasoning, the capability to research is unlike any other model, which is awesome. We have some AGI two stats here. It looks like it's it's state of the art. Officially, it's beaten the best son of four point six and Gemini three pro by a mile. Wow. …”View more
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AI technology has reached a point where a million-dollar movie can be produced in just one day, featuring hyper-realistic actors generated entirely by AI. This advancement raises significant copyright concerns, as these models often replicate copyrighted characters and content without permission. As AI continues to evolve, the implications for intellectual property and creative ownership become increasingly complex.
Limitless Podcast·THIS WEEK IN AI - Toilet Co. Challenges NVIDIA, Apple AI Device Rumors, Manus vs OpenClaw·Feb 20, 2026
“… the White House the day before the Epstein files were released, but he pretended that he was in Arizona live on the Charlie Kirk show interviewing Kash Patel. Kash Patel is all like, I never do a live show. He's calling in live. And then all of a sudden my sources at the White House are like hey Andrew here It kind of weird He playing his live on the show He here and he actually near Kash Patel office So Kash Patel helping him in that scenario pretend that he live Like okay So I not saying that that proof that”“… I would have said, OK, great. He was live in this hour. Were it not for the fact that we now know that Andrew Colvett is in the business of faking live shows in order to give himself an alibi? We learned this when I broke the story that Andrew visited the White House the day before the Epstein files were released, but he pretended that he was in Arizona live on the Charlie Kirk show interviewing Kash Patel. Kash Patel is all like, I never do a live show. He's calling in live. And then all of a sudden my sources at the White House are like hey Andrew here It kind of weird He playing his live on the show He here and he actually near Kash Patel office So Kash Patel helping him in that scenario pretend that he live Like okay So I not saying that that proof that”View more
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Andrew may have a strong alibi for September 10th, as he hosted the first hour of the Charlie Kirk live show, just 33 minutes before a pivotal event. This detail raises questions about the authenticity of his alibi, especially considering past incidents where he faked live shows. The implications of this revelation could change how we view his involvement in the events surrounding that date.
Candace·REVEALED: Erika Went To A Weird Place On 9/10 | Candace Ep 315·Mar 24, 2026
“Trump clearly loved hearing it, and when Miller was finished, here's how Trump then tossed it over to FBI Director Cash Patel. So, Cash, see if you can top that. I don't know. That a tough one Cash That is tough You know Mr President as I look around this venue I see and I reminded again why we have the greatest warriors on God green earth The men and women serving in uniform, the men and women serving and wearing the badge, and law enforcement, our police, our sheriffs around the state of Tennessee. I'm reminded that Americans exist to protect this country day in and …”“Trump clearly loved hearing it, and when Miller was finished, here's how Trump then tossed it over to FBI Director Cash Patel. So, Cash, see if you can top that. I don't know. That a tough one Cash That is tough You know Mr President as I look around this venue I see and I reminded again why we have the greatest warriors on God green earth The men and women serving in uniform, the men and women serving and wearing the badge, and law enforcement, our police, our sheriffs around the state of Tennessee. I'm reminded that Americans exist to protect this country day in and day out, and they've done it like we've done it here. But what we didn't have was you. We didn't have a commander in chief who backed the blue, who resourced the blue, who funded the military, who did whatever it takes to safeguard every single life. And here in Memphis, Tennessee, you have put on a show for the world. You have allowed us to go …”View more
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David K. Johnston argues that the American government’s checks and balances are failing, especially under Trump's influence. He highlights how figures like Kash Patel prioritize militarism over democratic ideals, warning that the Republican leadership is neglecting their constitutional responsibilities. Johnston calls for community action to restore democracy, emphasizing that the executive should serve Congress, not dominate it.
Connections Podcast·David Cay Johnston on steps you can take to protect democracy·Mar 24, 2026
“… the data was sent to Google, and it just didn't get overwritten. And so the only real insight we have into what happened here was, of course, from Kash Patel, who's not a reliable narrator, who said they recovered the footage from quote residual data located in back end systems. I think Google should explain exactly what that means. Yeah, I think you have a right to know if you're a Nest customer, exactly how residual your data is, to what level on what back end systems. But our best guess, given the way the Nest camera system works, is that the video went up, because you do get some amount for …”“… had. So this is depending on which generation of Nest camera you had that works slightly differently. But it seems very much like you always get a few days of data for free, but a few days of video history for free. And so there was emotional alert, the data was sent to Google, and it just didn't get overwritten. And so the only real insight we have into what happened here was, of course, from Kash Patel, who's not a reliable narrator, who said they recovered the footage from quote residual data located in back end systems. I think Google should explain exactly what that means. Yeah, I think you have a right to know if you're a Nest customer, exactly how residual your data is, to what level on what back end systems. But our best guess, given the way the Nest camera system works, is that the video went up, because you do get some amount for free. And it just had not been overwritten. And given the high profile nature of this case, Google assigned some engineers to go get it. I don't know this. I'm just saying this is the logical result of what they're saying. Yes, I think Google should absolutely have to explain if your data goes away. And Ring, you know, again, they're trying to claw …”View more
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The rise of home surveillance cameras raises serious privacy concerns, as they can inadvertently invade others' rights. While these devices may help find lost pets or solve crimes, they also create a societal problem where individual actions impact the community without consent. The debate over privacy laws and the ethical implications of surveillance technology has never been more critical.
The Vergecast·Ring's adorable surveillance hellscape·Feb 13, 2026
“You've got Kash Patel like having his own fantasy camp experience at the FBI at a time of increased cyber and homeland defense threats from the Iranians and other actors. So our guard is down. I wish I could say better news, but it's just staring you in the face. You're going to have to come back and talk about all of that, too, which freaks me out. And John Brennan freaked me out last week. Ben Rhodes, I always am so grateful when I get to talk to you. Thank you so …”“You've got Kash Patel like having his own fantasy camp experience at the FBI at a time of increased cyber and homeland defense threats from the Iranians and other actors. So our guard is down. I wish I could say better news, but it's just staring you in the face. You're going to have to come back and talk about all of that, too, which freaks me out. And John Brennan freaked me out last week. Ben Rhodes, I always am so grateful when I get to talk to you. Thank you so much. Thanks, John. OK, coming up, Donald Trump has a lot of blackies, a lot, a bevy of them. But today he decided to single one of them out a little pat on the head. I'm going to tell you what exactly Trump meant by this. I'm going to show you this in a moment, but let's show you show you what he did. I also want to thank FCC chairman Brendan …”View more
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Donald Trump’s FCC chairman Brendan Carr issued a chilling threat to late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, suggesting he could face consequences if he didn’t change his comedic approach. This intimidation tactic echoed mafia-style warnings, alarming even some within Trump's own party. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle for media freedom during Trump's presidency.
The Briefing with Jen Psaki·Judge hands Hegseth huge defeat on media restrictions as Trump continues to wing it on Iran·Mar 21, 2026
“But, you know, I wanted to ask you about as a transition to Kash Patel, because he is trying to prove his manhood, as we know, in some really crunchy ways. There was a that locker room video with the U.S. men's hockey team. And now he is literally bringing in UFC fighters. I don't know if you all saw this to train FBI agents. so is that more of the same you think appealing to this hardcore mega base with this super macho um like let's let's get them and when the men are men and you know i've got something for you …”“But, you know, I wanted to ask you about as a transition to Kash Patel, because he is trying to prove his manhood, as we know, in some really crunchy ways. There was a that locker room video with the U.S. men's hockey team. And now he is literally bringing in UFC fighters. I don't know if you all saw this to train FBI agents. so is that more of the same you think appealing to this hardcore mega base with this super macho um like let's let's get them and when the men are men and you know i've got something for you on this you ready i just pulled it up this is another bill crystal two bill crystal shout outs maybe like four years ago now i was working on a project that didn't come to fruition and bill was like, have you ever read Umberto Echo's Ur-Fascism? And I was like, I don't know, maybe in college or whatever, but I don't, I don't recall it. And he's …”View more
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The rise of macho culture in politics is exemplified by figures like Kash Patel, who brings in UFC fighters to train FBI agents, aiming to appeal to a hardcore base. This trend echoes historical fascism, where masculinity is intertwined with power and disdain for non-traditional sexualities. However, recent discussions reveal that this approach isn't resonating with younger men in the manosphere, indicating a shift in cultural acceptance.
Bulwark Takes·Tim, JVL, and Katie Couric: Trump, Iran and Manosphere Drama·Mar 12, 2026
“… are allowed to freely lie to members of Congress. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, Director Kash Patel, and Central Intelligence Agency, or CIA, Director John Ratcliffe, were under oath when they testified yesterday before the Senate Intelligence Committee on worldwide threats. Democratic senators focused on the war with Iran. The administration officials refused to say if they had told Trump that the Iranians could well block the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. struck in the country. Gabbard tried not to contradict Trump, eliminating from her …”“… happen here. She sat down. They started the clock like a hearing. It's a hearing. It is a fake deposition where no one can see what's going on with zero transcription, where it's not on C-SPAN or anything, and where no one is under oath, and they are allowed to freely lie to members of Congress. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, Director Kash Patel, and Central Intelligence Agency, or CIA, Director John Ratcliffe, were under oath when they testified yesterday before the Senate Intelligence Committee on worldwide threats. Democratic senators focused on the war with Iran. The administration officials refused to say if they had told Trump that the Iranians could well block the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. struck in the country. Gabbard tried not to contradict Trump, eliminating from her opening statement that the 2025 strikes against Iran's nuclear enrichment program had obliterated it and that the country had not started the program up again, for example. When asked why she didn't read that portion of her opening statement, she said she realized her statement was running long. Asked by Senator Angus King, an independent of Maine, if …”View more
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The Department of Justice is allegedly blocking the release of a memo regarding Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting a cover-up involving the Trump administration. Attorney General Pam Bondi's refusal to commit to testifying under oath only fuels suspicions, as bipartisan calls for accountability grow louder. Representative Maxwell Frost highlights the lack of trust in Bondi, emphasizing the need for her to testify transparently about the DOJ's handling of Epstein's files.
Letters from an American·Cover-ups and Dodges·Mar 20, 2026
“One of the ones I want to get to involves Jack Smith's team secretly sought years of Kash Patel's phone records. Jack Smith went after Ted Cruz It enormous what this guy did His phone records and so forth And they didn reveal it to Ted Cruz when they subpoenaed the phone company to get them because they claimed that Ted Cruz would destroy the records And Ted Cruz is furious, of course, because he's an attorney. And no attorney has any level of ethics, knows under the various rules of professional responsibility, you can't do that. And yet …”“One of the ones I want to get to involves Jack Smith's team secretly sought years of Kash Patel's phone records. Jack Smith went after Ted Cruz It enormous what this guy did His phone records and so forth And they didn reveal it to Ted Cruz when they subpoenaed the phone company to get them because they claimed that Ted Cruz would destroy the records And Ted Cruz is furious, of course, because he's an attorney. And no attorney has any level of ethics, knows under the various rules of professional responsibility, you can't do that. And yet that was the implication, and the judge went along with it. I think it was Bozberg, these Obama judges who are disgusting, these Biden judges who are disgusting. So we're going to get into all that. Plus we're going to get into more details, more horrible details about the death of the beautiful young lady, 18 years old, who's gone to college, …”View more
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Jack Smith's team secretly sought years of Kash Patel's phone records, sparking outrage from Senator Ted Cruz. The subpoena was issued under the claim that Cruz might destroy evidence, raising ethical concerns about the judicial process. This incident highlights the controversial tactics being employed in politically charged investigations today.
Mark Levin Podcast·3/24/26 - From Watergate to Today: The New Age of Political Abuse·Mar 25, 2026
“So there was a lot of controversy around the men's and women's hockey team. And then between the men's hockey team partying with Kash Patel, they went to the White House and then the women's hockey team. What were they going to do? But somebody has come to the rescue for the women's Olympic hockey team. flavor flave has publicly invited the usa women's ice hockey team to a real celebration in las vegas after they just they declined a white house invitation so they got an invitation but they declined it yeah is flavor flave the clock guy yes yeah oh good i'm glad i know who you are …”“So there was a lot of controversy around the men's and women's hockey team. And then between the men's hockey team partying with Kash Patel, they went to the White House and then the women's hockey team. What were they going to do? But somebody has come to the rescue for the women's Olympic hockey team. flavor flave has publicly invited the usa women's ice hockey team to a real celebration in las vegas after they just they declined a white house invitation so they got an invitation but they declined it yeah is flavor flave the clock guy yes yeah oh good i'm glad i know who you are i would want details before going to a party with flavor flake like what exactly is going to be happening yeah that i mean he's like 60 now are they dating flavor flave in this scenario because that's famously what he likes to do is have like a house full of women that he's dating yeah like his harem yes uh that's tiffany pollard about this on the …”View more
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Flavor Flav has extended a public invitation to the USA Women's Olympic Hockey Team for a celebration in Las Vegas after they declined a White House invitation. This comes amid controversy surrounding the men's and women's hockey teams, highlighting the disparity in recognition and celebration for women's sports. The segment humorously explores the potential festivities and Flav's quirky personality, making it a lighthearted take on a serious issue.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·McDonald’s CEO Burger Tasting is News AF – March 3, 2026·Mar 04, 2026
“… I've been on a two and a half, three year mission to get these documents, to get the truth out about what happened recently. FBI agents working for Kash Patel found this operation, found the skiff that it was hide in, hot hidden found the um code word name for it found uh the prohibited access file so one of the things that chris ray's people did is they would start these political investigations targeting trump or even someone else they would keep it off the books most people could not see it in the fbi sentinel system this one was one of those uh well hidden uh as a result of some senior leadership …”“… So I learned of this operation because I was targeted in 2022. I had to cooperate with the Justice Department. When the Justice Department and I talked, they realized that their entire theory of the case was ludicrous. But as a result of that, I've been on a two and a half, three year mission to get these documents, to get the truth out about what happened recently. FBI agents working for Kash Patel found this operation, found the skiff that it was hide in, hot hidden found the um code word name for it found uh the prohibited access file so one of the things that chris ray's people did is they would start these political investigations targeting trump or even someone else they would keep it off the books most people could not see it in the fbi sentinel system this one was one of those uh well hidden uh as a result of some senior leadership that worked around cash patel you know there were people that were in this era that knew what was going on. In some cases, maybe even been required to work on certain things. They knew what was going on, and they've been guiding Kash Patel to these records and helping him find these records in the labyrinth of secrecy that Chris Wray's FBI …”View more
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A Minnesota lawmaker, Krista Knudson, sparked outrage by suggesting a study on the benefits of shoplifting, igniting a heated debate over crime and its consequences. Critics argue that shoplifting harms businesses and society, while some lawmakers claim it stems from oppression. This controversial discussion highlights the absurdity of legitimizing theft in modern politics.
The Rob Carson Show·Don’t Catch the Stupid: Screaming Liberals, Funeral Politics, and a Marathon Miracle·Mar 09, 2026
“… Trump was in the summer of 16. That's Crossfire Hurricane. That's the fake Russia collusion story. The last was Arctic Frost. That's the one that Kash Patel discovered. In between, there were two in the middle. One of them is now known. It's the one that targeted Kash Patel and Suzy Weil's phone records recently. We learned about that. And that is focused on the classified records case, but it was a counterintelligence case that was opened up. But there is another one that's opened up in that same time frame, maybe a little bit earlier. As Crossfire Hurricane is coming to an end and before the …”“… I don know hinted that there could be another sort of anti intel op that is uncovered this week Can you tell us more Yeah I think so We in the final stages of just finishing that up But I think what you going to see is the first targeting of President Trump was in the summer of 16. That's Crossfire Hurricane. That's the fake Russia collusion story. The last was Arctic Frost. That's the one that Kash Patel discovered. In between, there were two in the middle. One of them is now known. It's the one that targeted Kash Patel and Suzy Weil's phone records recently. We learned about that. And that is focused on the classified records case, but it was a counterintelligence case that was opened up. But there is another one that's opened up in that same time frame, maybe a little bit earlier. As Crossfire Hurricane is coming to an end and before the classified documents case began, they basically targeted the president a fourth time. So there will be four counterintelligence investigations in which the FBI treated President Trump as a national security threat nearly the entire time of his political career. We're going to lay all those out in the next 24, 48 hours. You said this could be the most …”View more
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The FBI conducted four counterintelligence investigations treating Trump as a national security threat throughout his political career, with the latest operation, Arctic Frost, targeting GOP groups. These investigations were often linked to his speech about sensitive topics like Hunter Biden and Ukraine, raising concerns about censorship and surveillance. This pattern highlights a troubling precedent where political speech could lead to federal investigations.
The Charlie Kirk Show·The New York Nail Bombs + The FBI's Maricopa Raid·Mar 09, 2026
“… what we think. He discovers things himself. And one of the things he's discovered is that, to your point, Pam Bondi can't get him what he wants. And Kash Patel can't get him what he wants. Like the problem of putting incompetent people who will do whatever you say in there is that they are fundamentally incompetent. And so there is some constraint that we're like they can't overcome some of the process that constrains them. What he's realized, though, is that the military is extraordinarily competent. The American military, our CIA, the Israeli intelligence apparatus. These are wildly competent things …”“… think that he was going to be this stupid. Like it's stupider than I expected. So anyway, I wonder where you're at on that. Well, I think part of what's interesting about why he likes the war, because I think a lot of this, again, he doesn't care what we think. He discovers things himself. And one of the things he's discovered is that, to your point, Pam Bondi can't get him what he wants. And Kash Patel can't get him what he wants. Like the problem of putting incompetent people who will do whatever you say in there is that they are fundamentally incompetent. And so there is some constraint that we're like they can't overcome some of the process that constrains them. What he's realized, though, is that the military is extraordinarily competent. The American military, our CIA, the Israeli intelligence apparatus. These are wildly competent things that he now gets to play with. And so I think for him, yeah, that's what it is. It's like, oh, no, these guys are good at this. They are blowing things up. They are killing people. And I can just I can just say, go for it. I soothe you with this one thing The reason he doesn drop the big bomb is that other people have the big bomb And Trump will …”View more
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The recent military actions under Trump have escalated beyond expectations, showcasing a shocking level of incompetence. A tragic incident involving a missile strike on a school in Iran highlights the administration's disregard for civilian lives and the alarming lies surrounding these events. This situation raises profound moral questions about military actions and accountability in leadership.
The Bulwark Podcast·Sarah Longwell: No One Should Trust this Government·Mar 09, 2026
“… incident, Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, Donald Trump all publicly stated that the officer acted legitimately and in self-defense. Now we know that Kash Patel, the FBI, Pam Bondi and the DOJ are simply an arm of the president. That is an obvious signal to them. And there is zero chance at this point, and I would bet a lot of money on it, that the FBI would ever consider charging this officer with any crimes. And that's why they're icing out the state and local investigators. On the flip side, you also have the potential for civil liability, a lawsuit by Rene Good's family, for example. But because of …”“… a long conversation with Senator Klobuchar. And what's very scary here is the fact that the DOJ is icing out the state and county level investigators. The reason why in this particular administration that is so troubling is that immediately after this incident, Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, Donald Trump all publicly stated that the officer acted legitimately and in self-defense. Now we know that Kash Patel, the FBI, Pam Bondi and the DOJ are simply an arm of the president. That is an obvious signal to them. And there is zero chance at this point, and I would bet a lot of money on it, that the FBI would ever consider charging this officer with any crimes. And that's why they're icing out the state and local investigators. On the flip side, you also have the potential for civil liability, a lawsuit by Rene Good's family, for example. But because of that subjective test under the current law, it is very difficult to win those cases. So I and Eric Swalwell are introducing a bill that changes that subjective test, so changes the test as to what the officer himself thought, to an objective test, which is what a reasonable person in that situation would have thought. And as you, as you said, and …”View more
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Congressman Dan Goldman argues that current qualified immunity laws protect law enforcement officers too much, making accountability nearly impossible. His proposed bill aims to shift the standard from a subjective test to an objective one, allowing juries to evaluate actions based on what a reasonable person would think in similar situations, especially in light of the controversial killing of Renee Nicole Goode.
The Briefing with Jen Psaki·VIDEO ANALYSIS: Jen Psaki breaks down multiple video angles of ICE killing Minneapolis mom·Jan 10, 2026
“… once but claude has since buffed up He joined the MMA and he got a UFC training so he could fight back the bully at DOD. Wait, is this like what Kash Patel is ordering for FBI agents? MMA training? Yes, absolutely. Kash Patel is bringing in the UFC to train agents who wear suits and do audits and do investigations. They don't fight street crime. But okay, so it's a more ridiculous thing that Kash Patel is doing. And we did talk about Anthropic and we talked about Hexeth and his serious threats against them and Claude, who is their bot. And by the way that motivated me to download Claude But as …”“so we've already talked about claude once but claude has since buffed up He joined the MMA and he got a UFC training so he could fight back the bully at DOD. Wait, is this like what Kash Patel is ordering for FBI agents? MMA training? Yes, absolutely. Kash Patel is bringing in the UFC to train agents who wear suits and do audits and do investigations. They don't fight street crime. But okay, so it's a more ridiculous thing that Kash Patel is doing. And we did talk about Anthropic and we talked about Hexeth and his serious threats against them and Claude, who is their bot. And by the way that motivated me to download Claude But as soon as I did I was notified by someone that Claude reported that I had won an Emmy And I know you all surprised about the things I done but I did win with you guys. I won a Webby, but I haven't won an Emmy, at least that I know of. Oh, not yet. Just not yet, Not yet, girl. Not yet. My book is under negotiation for another movie option. So maybe it'll …”View more
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The Department of Defense is threatening Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, with contract termination if they don't allow their technology to be used for military purposes. This ultimatum raises ethical concerns about AI's role in surveillance and warfare, as Anthropic insists their product shouldn't be used for such applications. The stakes are high, with potential implications for national security and corporate ethics.
#SistersInLaw·286: The Old Cyber Ninjas·Mar 14, 2026
“… Washington. He doesn't brief senators on big stuff often, unless it's really important. I think the data that Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe and Kash Patel have found on foreign interference in the election, particularly foreign interventions in certain electronic systems, by the way, not the voting machines, but other systems that can be used for mal-influence in operations, I think it one of those moments if the president spends some time talking to senators whose states may have been targeted I think he can move votes one by one And you only have to get to 51 Once you get to 51 we at 49 in the …”“… drive forward what's your recommendation the president to make sure we continue to drive forward because the forces arrayed against any action here are going to be substantial, sir. Yeah. You know, the president doesn't often follow the conventions of Washington. He doesn't brief senators on big stuff often, unless it's really important. I think the data that Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe and Kash Patel have found on foreign interference in the election, particularly foreign interventions in certain electronic systems, by the way, not the voting machines, but other systems that can be used for mal-influence in operations, I think it one of those moments if the president spends some time talking to senators whose states may have been targeted I think he can move votes one by one And you only have to get to 51 Once you get to 51 we at 49 in the Senate right now in favor of the Save America Act The president every day talks about it every day on Truth He had an amazing post overnight about it. I think this is one of those things where, hey, even if you don't agree with the president, you've been fighting with him, do you really want to find out that your state might have been intruded upon …”View more
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Recent investigations reveal alarming foreign interference in U.S. elections, with implications that could affect the integrity of voting systems. Key figures like Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe have uncovered evidence that suggests foreign powers aimed to manipulate electronic systems, raising concerns about ballot box stuffing. This presents a critical moment for President Trump to engage with senators to ensure election security and transparency.
Bannon`s War Room·Episode 5200: Exposing Corruption Of 2020 Election In Maricopa County; Financial Markets React To Iran·Mar 09, 2026
“… you have Doge and you have people you would never see in power like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth. There was a real excitement for – or Kash Patel at that point, not at this point. But these people were seen as revolutionary actors who were going to come in and throw a bomb inside of the system. But then if you watch the U.S. government do the exact same thing that it did under all these past presidents, your revolution starts to look a lot more like the status quo, which was deeply hated and which you exploited to your great political benefit. And right now I am watching the same type of …”“… There were all of these potential indictments against him. You know, the imagery, the sheer like imagery and idea of somebody like that being able to ascend again to the highest office of the land is insane. And then in the initial moments, you have Doge and you have people you would never see in power like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth. There was a real excitement for – or Kash Patel at that point, not at this point. But these people were seen as revolutionary actors who were going to come in and throw a bomb inside of the system. But then if you watch the U.S. government do the exact same thing that it did under all these past presidents, your revolution starts to look a lot more like the status quo, which was deeply hated and which you exploited to your great political benefit. And right now I am watching the same type of revolutionary aspect take place in the Democratic Party. And if you want any part of that and not to just be run over in future elections, they need to get wise very, very quickly. I wonder, I mean, since all kinds of things have happened in the last two years that no one ever could have predicted, like really, really radical things from Trump …”View more
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The United States has declared war on Iran, a shocking escalation amid ongoing negotiations. This moment reflects a broader failure of the political system to respond to voter frustrations, paralleling past political upheavals. With a revolutionary spirit rising in both major parties, the implications for future elections are profound.
The Tucker Carlson Show·Tucker on the Devastating Cost of War and What It Means for American Politics With Saagar Enjeti·Mar 06, 2026
“… She didn't deploy it today. The president knows of this evidence. The White House chief of staff knows of this evidence. They went into it. I think Kash Patel has answered the imminent threat pretty interestingly on Iran. He's talked about China. He brought up the driver's licenses today. That was important. Radcliffe seems a little bit more engaged, but Tulsi seems to just be roadkill. She's not using the data in front of her agency to tell a story that's much more compelling. Did the president, I thought I saw that he true social. There's so much information. Did he true social your report yet, …”“… she has all of this evidence And by the way she has a lot more evidence than what I been I been trying to squeeze this out. She has oodles more evidence. It is more damning than what I've reported. And she's been sitting on it. Why? I don't know. She didn't deploy it today. The president knows of this evidence. The White House chief of staff knows of this evidence. They went into it. I think Kash Patel has answered the imminent threat pretty interestingly on Iran. He's talked about China. He brought up the driver's licenses today. That was important. Radcliffe seems a little bit more engaged, but Tulsi seems to just be roadkill. She's not using the data in front of her agency to tell a story that's much more compelling. Did the president, I thought I saw that he true social. There's so much information. Did he true social your report yet, sir? Oh, yeah. The president. OK, OK, hang on. Hang on. Hang on. This is what I don't get. Why is the White House? And look, we're trying to be constructive here because we're now down to the heart of it. Why is the president of the United States? Because I said, hey, put it. Why does he read truth, which is him saying, I think this is important and …”View more
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A shocking report reveals that the CIA intentionally kept the president in the dark about critical intelligence due to personal biases against his policies. This ombudsman has damning evidence that could expose serious misconduct within the agency, yet it remains undisclosed. The implications for national security and accountability are profound, highlighting a need for transparency in intelligence operations.
Bannon`s War Room·Episode 5226: Gloves Come Off In Blockbuster Intel And Mullin Confirmation Hearings Cont.·Mar 18, 2026
“… you know, we just thought that's kind of odd because Andrew just presented as though he was live on the Charlie Kirk show doing a phone call with Kash Patel. But actually, he's here. He's in front of us here in Washington, D.C., on the other side of the country. So I followed up with them and I asked them specifically who was Andrew Colvett and allegedly Mikey McCoy and co meeting with. Could you guys ask around and figure this out where you saw them? And they said, well, and I'll quote this, the offices in that general region are senior White House staff. It could be Susie Wiles, Stephen Miller, …”“… here is that I had received a couple of emails from people that follow and watch the show at the White House. And they said, hey, Candace, Andrew Colbett, Mikey McCoy and a couple of women look like Mikey McCoy's wife. They were in the West Wing. And, you know, we just thought that's kind of odd because Andrew just presented as though he was live on the Charlie Kirk show doing a phone call with Kash Patel. But actually, he's here. He's in front of us here in Washington, D.C., on the other side of the country. So I followed up with them and I asked them specifically who was Andrew Colvett and allegedly Mikey McCoy and co meeting with. Could you guys ask around and figure this out where you saw them? And they said, well, and I'll quote this, the offices in that general region are senior White House staff. It could be Susie Wiles, Stephen Miller, James Braid, the vice president's hallway and the situation room connect to that lobby. So any number of people could have been in there. Akash, the NSA director, Pete, the cabinet meeting had just let out 15 minutes prior to, so that also adds any members of the cabinet. I don't know what to make of this, right? So I just”View more
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Jeffrey Epstein was deeply involved in occult rituals linked to mystical Judaism, which often included harming innocent children. This shocking revelation highlights the ancient bloodlines and practices that have persisted for centuries, as well as the secretive networks that protect this knowledge. The conversation around these topics is becoming more mainstream, raising urgent questions about power and influence in high places.
“… a Huracan Storato? Where would you recommend that they put their surfboard then, Jordy? Storato, I could make exceptions. Okay. I like this. Dylan Patel said on Dorkesh, the TAM for GPC 5.4 is north of $100 billion, but there's adoption lag. That's considered AGI as far as the Microsoft OpenAI contract is concerned. That's very interesting. Sam Carter says the reported $1 billion of profit is no longer the sole trigger for confidential IP research access. It reportedly includes an independent expert review. You were saying Joe Rogan would be on that. Andrew Heberman. Andrew Heberman, the …”“… actually a surfer or not just by the way they go to each with their board okay um no but i think yeah throwing it under your arm having some trucks on it, skating, being able to get where you need to go. I like the ultra-wide. What if they're driving a Huracan Storato? Where would you recommend that they put their surfboard then, Jordy? Storato, I could make exceptions. Okay. I like this. Dylan Patel said on Dorkesh, the TAM for GPC 5.4 is north of $100 billion, but there's adoption lag. That's considered AGI as far as the Microsoft OpenAI contract is concerned. That's very interesting. Sam Carter says the reported $1 billion of profit is no longer the sole trigger for confidential IP research access. It reportedly includes an independent expert review. You were saying Joe Rogan would be on that. Andrew Heberman. Andrew Heberman, the experts, would be on there. You've got to trust them at all times. Neo Vaughn, maybe. The funniest thing about that joke is that I actually would like to know that panel of experts where they deem AGI. because I feel like between all of them, they could chat with the chatbots and be like, ah, it's not that good yet. Be very realistic about it. Yeah, …”View more
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The definition and realization of AGI are still debated, with some experts suggesting we are close, but practical deployment remains uncertain.
TBPN·AI vs. Dog Cancer, Oscars Reactions, How to Lose the AI Arms Race | Kevin Espiritu, Paul Conyngham, Tony Zhao, Drew Oetting, Carina Hong, Cameron Fink, Debra Birnbaum·Mar 16, 2026
“Certainly, I think it's possible. I think there are, look, frankly, some members of the administration who aren't performing who should be let go. Kash Patel, it would be high on my list for that to happen. But the broader picture that I think we need to understand and we're kind of dancing around the edges of is the relationship between the rights media apparatus and the rights political apparatus. look at their worst, these things are in tension or in contradiction where you have the political apparatus oriented towards power and the media apparatus oriented towards money, monetization, audience, …”“Certainly, I think it's possible. I think there are, look, frankly, some members of the administration who aren't performing who should be let go. Kash Patel, it would be high on my list for that to happen. But the broader picture that I think we need to understand and we're kind of dancing around the edges of is the relationship between the rights media apparatus and the rights political apparatus. look at their worst, these things are in tension or in contradiction where you have the political apparatus oriented towards power and the media apparatus oriented towards money, monetization, audience, et cetera. Sometimes those things overlap in a healthy way. Sometimes they point against each other and we're entering a media moment where, and you can see it. I mean, it's just getting bigger and bigger and bigger where the incentive systems are not overlapping and integrating in a way that advances the public good. And I'll give you a specific …”View more
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False narratives in media are directly undermining the political effectiveness of leaders like Trump. The disconnect between media sensationalism and political goals creates a structural issue where misleading content thrives, leading to public confusion and ineffective policy outcomes. This divergence is not just damaging; it's a critical challenge that needs to be addressed to advance political good.
The Andrew Klavan Show·Promiscuity, Newsom’s DEI Insanity & Conspiracy Nuts·Mar 24, 2026
“… you do. There's a tweet from Paul. He wrote an article in the New York Post about this. Newly disclosed secret subpoena information reveals Director Patel's predecessor, Christopher Wray, signed off on special counsel Jack Smith spying on Patel's bank credit card billing records in addition to his emails and texts for two years. Democrat judges approved the subpoenas and ordered providers to hide what they were doing from their customer Patel. And you think cash is the bad guy? Like, there's a reason the Democrats targeted him. There's a reason they're upset about what's going on right now. …”“… mentioned. This is what this gaslighting looks like. Believing bullshit, being isolated from the truth because they tell the lie so confidently. Folks, this just broke the other day, too. Paul Sperry. Again, I'm out now. I get the information like you do. There's a tweet from Paul. He wrote an article in the New York Post about this. Newly disclosed secret subpoena information reveals Director Patel's predecessor, Christopher Wray, signed off on special counsel Jack Smith spying on Patel's bank credit card billing records in addition to his emails and texts for two years. Democrat judges approved the subpoenas and ordered providers to hide what they were doing from their customer Patel. And you think cash is the bad guy? Like, there's a reason the Democrats targeted him. There's a reason they're upset about what's going on right now. There's a reason they're potentially violating U.S. law to go and claim they're negotiating with foreign officials behind President Trump. Wow. Listen, for as much as I dislike what's going on with General Flynn now, he was the victim of a lot of this bullshit, too, especially that fake Logan Act crap. The Logan Act that you can't negotiate with foreign …”View more
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Democrats are accused of using disinformation tactics to target their opponents, as seen in the case of Director Patel, whose private records were secretly subpoenaed. This manipulation highlights the broader issue of political gaslighting, where truth is distorted for strategic gain. The segment reveals how these tactics can undermine trust in government and lead to significant consequences for those involved.
The Dan Bongino Show·Does The Truth Even Matter Anymore? (Ep. 2480)·Mar 25, 2026
“… to me is kind of this bit of an enigma. And, you know, I think the brain drain is impacting across. And the craziest story of the week is the Kash Patel last week fired, you know, Iranian specialists in the FBI because they were involved in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case. And the only reason they're involved in that case is because Trump had Iranian war plans there. It wasn't like they were going after him. They just got called into it. But they got fired a week before the war. So the brain, you know, George Kent, former ambassador, friend of mine, you know, he was telling me the …”“… there is actually around who experienced working with the Kurds before. And the Kurds are wonderful, but there's a lot of stuff there. You're like, oh, hold on a second. This might cause a civil war in Iran. Are we thinking this through? And so Ratcliffe to me is kind of this bit of an enigma. And, you know, I think the brain drain is impacting across. And the craziest story of the week is the Kash Patel last week fired, you know, Iranian specialists in the FBI because they were involved in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case. And the only reason they're involved in that case is because Trump had Iranian war plans there. It wasn't like they were going after him. They just got called into it. But they got fired a week before the war. So the brain, you know, George Kent, former ambassador, friend of mine, you know, he was telling me the other day, a quarter of the State Department is gone. That's insane. Kash Patel, the FBI, you know, the special agents I know are pulled off of duty, like working what's called the Joint Terrorism Task Forces. And that's where they look at Iranian terrorism as well. And they're pulled to do immigration stuff. And so, you know, we are one terrorist …”View more
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The CIA is facing a dangerous brain drain under Director John Ratcliffe, which could jeopardize national security. With experienced agents leaving and key specialists being fired, the agency's ability to combat terrorism, especially from Iran, is severely compromised. This situation raises alarms about the potential for a catastrophic terrorist attack due to a lack of expertise in crucial areas.
Bulwark Takes·Trump Says He’ll Choose Iran’s Next Leader (w/ Marc Polymeropoulos)·Mar 06, 2026
“… is the best they got This is a – we mentioned this before we were going to have our guest on, I think, and I wanted to come back to it. This is from Kash Patel. And we mentioned this. This news just came out about an hour ago now, 45 minutes or so. An IED was placed at MacDill Air Force Base, home to CENTCOM and U.S. Special Operations Command. A brother and a sister have now been indicted. One is in custody for accessory and evidence tampering, and the primary suspect is charged with explosives offensives is currently in China. The FBI, working with our partners, will continue pursuing all these …”“… they not getting their way and because they don have anything else to go on here with trump they were yeah are they hoping that something terrible happens in the iran war so that they can then use that Sure But it hasn happened yet So Clay this is the best they got This is a – we mentioned this before we were going to have our guest on, I think, and I wanted to come back to it. This is from Kash Patel. And we mentioned this. This news just came out about an hour ago now, 45 minutes or so. An IED was placed at MacDill Air Force Base, home to CENTCOM and U.S. Special Operations Command. A brother and a sister have now been indicted. One is in custody for accessory and evidence tampering, and the primary suspect is charged with explosives offensives is currently in China. The FBI, working with our partners, will continue pursuing all these responsible and ensure they're brought to justice. They say this is tied to the Iran war. The device was planted there. So the reason why I bring it up is, again, we had the situation, Buck, in Detroit, north of Detroit. We had the situation at Old Dominion University. These are terror attacks, by the way, by situations. Austin and the attempted terror …”View more
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A recent IED was found at MacDill Air Force Base, linked to rising tensions with Iran, highlighting serious national security concerns. As the FBI investigates, political obstruction is causing chaos in essential services like the TSA, risking public safety. This alarming situation raises questions about priorities in government amidst ongoing threats of terrorism.
Verdict with Ted Cruz·Listen & Subscribe: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Mar 26 2026·Mar 26, 2026
“… in the Trump White House, Joe Kent, and so forth and so on. Jose Piglieri and Jasmine Wright. It's a legitimate site, by the way. FBI Director Kash Patel has privately indicated a desire to make public as much information as possible about material allegedly leaked by Joe Kent. Resigned this week as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center. According to a law enforcement misproducer would you open your microphone please Have we heard back from Mr Kent I still waiting I sent him a DM yesterday Okay we tried twice You have Mr. Kent on the program, including before he did his spectacular …”“Something called Notice.org. in the Trump White House, Joe Kent, and so forth and so on. Jose Piglieri and Jasmine Wright. It's a legitimate site, by the way. FBI Director Kash Patel has privately indicated a desire to make public as much information as possible about material allegedly leaked by Joe Kent. Resigned this week as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center. According to a law enforcement misproducer would you open your microphone please Have we heard back from Mr Kent I still waiting I sent him a DM yesterday Okay we tried twice You have Mr. Kent on the program, including before he did his spectacular propaganda Iranian event with America's anti-Semite, America's Christian hater, America's America hater. That would be Katarles. By the way, he charged for that interview if you wanted to watch it. He had to sign up for his monthly deal, $9 a month. So I said, look, a friend of mine watched. I can't watch this stuff. It's just too stupid. He watched …”View more
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The investigation into Joe Kent appears politically motivated, potentially as retaliation for his public break with the White House over Iran policy.
Mark Levin Podcast·The Best Of Mark Levin - 3/21/26·Mar 21, 2026
“… like amateurs We're going to show some professional refusal to think about worst case scenario. We're going to show them what happened when you put Kash Patel on the job of not thinking about things, how much not thinking can Kash Patel do? And it turns out he could way more than Paul Wolfowitz. Yeah, we're going to take that same mistake and add some megalomania to the top of it. A cult of personality. When you read these stories saying they didn't plan for the Strait of Hormuz, I'm sure that the United States Navy, there's a whole floor of the building that has spent the past 50 years thinking …”“… is perfectly fine What does anybody need to change it And you giving aid and comfort to terrorism if you even contemplate changing the light bulb So the Trump people looked at that record and said you know what They screwed up on those two counts but like amateurs We're going to show some professional refusal to think about worst case scenario. We're going to show them what happened when you put Kash Patel on the job of not thinking about things, how much not thinking can Kash Patel do? And it turns out he could way more than Paul Wolfowitz. Yeah, we're going to take that same mistake and add some megalomania to the top of it. A cult of personality. When you read these stories saying they didn't plan for the Strait of Hormuz, I'm sure that the United States Navy, there's a whole floor of the building that has spent the past 50 years thinking about what happens if the Strait of Hormuz is closed. There's probably not a plan. There are probably eight plans. All kinds of options with cool names. Actually, pre-Trump, so they're uncool names. But you have to prepare. The Iranians might really do this. And Mr. President, have you considered which of those op plans you will choose? Have you …”View more
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While military operations against Iran may appear successful, the geopolitical fallout is severe, particularly with the Strait of Hormuz potentially closing. This situation echoes past mistakes from the Iraq War, where lack of planning for worst-case scenarios led to disastrous consequences. The current administration seems to be repeating those errors, ignoring the broader implications of their military actions.
The Bulwark Podcast·David Frum: A Very Bad Time for Bozos to Be in Charge·Mar 20, 2026
“… MAGA MAGA influencer community. The opposite of us. She's not. There are half a dozen in the MAGA world that have been calling for her head and of Kash Patel almost from the very beginning. Because when it comes to the Epstein files, they see a scandal, they see people that are covering it up, and they think Pam Bondi is leading that charge. And so they, you know, whether it's Laura Loomer, who hates her, hates her, or any of the other, Eric Erickson, you name it. It's not hard to find a right winger in social media influencer that's anti-Pam Bondi. So she's been on the thinnest of thin ice for a …”“… interview reports from this witness before she goes in. but it's not going to help her. And it's going to give the, not just the Democrats, the Republicans that want to see her go. See, it's interesting. Pam Bondi is not well liked in the right wing MAGA MAGA influencer community. The opposite of us. She's not. There are half a dozen in the MAGA world that have been calling for her head and of Kash Patel almost from the very beginning. Because when it comes to the Epstein files, they see a scandal, they see people that are covering it up, and they think Pam Bondi is leading that charge. And so they, you know, whether it's Laura Loomer, who hates her, hates her, or any of the other, Eric Erickson, you name it. It's not hard to find a right winger in social media influencer that's anti-Pam Bondi. So she's been on the thinnest of thin ice for a long, long time. I think they're trying to find an exit for her. And maybe it's going to come after these Epstein things. Look, you had Ted Lieu, Congressman Lieu, pounding on the table. You are a disgrace and you should be – you just perjured yourself, Pam Bonney, and you should resign before this hearing is even over. And that chorus of calling for …”View more
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Pam Bondi's dismissal is seen as inevitable due to her unpopularity within the MAGA community and her controversial handling of the Epstein files.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Legal AF 3/7/2026·Mar 08, 2026
“… you had Donald Trump's top intelligence officials, Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, John Ratcliffe, the CIA director, and today Kash Patel is there as well before the House of Representatives. Yesterday, they were kind of cagey with their responses because I think all of them all assessed that Iran did not pose any imminent threat to the United States. And in their threat assessments that they gave to Donald Trump, They said Iran did not pose any imminent threat. They looked all cagey yesterday, and all the MAGA people were going after them, especially as you had Joe Kent, this …”“Wow, Donald Trump is getting thrown under the bus by his own top officials in this hearing that's taking place before the United States House of Representatives. So yesterday, you had Donald Trump's top intelligence officials, Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, John Ratcliffe, the CIA director, and today Kash Patel is there as well before the House of Representatives. Yesterday, they were kind of cagey with their responses because I think all of them all assessed that Iran did not pose any imminent threat to the United States. And in their threat assessments that they gave to Donald Trump, They said Iran did not pose any imminent threat. They looked all cagey yesterday, and all the MAGA people were going after them, especially as you had Joe Kent, this ultra MAGA right-wing guy who was the number two to Tulsi Gabbard. He resigned. He did a Tucker Carlson appearance where he was like, Iran definitely didn't pose an imminent threat to the United States. This was all directed by Israel and Donald Trump following Netanyahu's leave. This was Trump's top official as of 72 hours ago, right, as of last …”View more
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Donald Trump's top intelligence officials publicly distanced themselves from him during a recent House hearing, asserting that Iran posed no imminent threat to the U.S. Tulsi Gabbard and others faced intense questioning about their alignment with Trump's policies, revealing a significant fracture in their previously united front. This dramatic shift highlights the growing tensions and accountability among Trump's former allies regarding U.S. foreign policy.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Top Trump Officials Throw him Under the Bus at War Hearing·Mar 19, 2026
“… seeing with the war on Iran. I believe a week, Carol can correct me if I'm wrong, I think a week before we launched the war with Iran, the FBI, Kash Patel, fired FBI agents who specialized in Iranian counterintelligence because they were wrapped up in this classified docs case. Now, why were they involved in the classified docs case? Because among the documents that were in his bathroom in Mar-a-Lago was Iran war plans. And so obviously the FBI, just doing their due diligence, would bring in Iranian experts to be part of that investigation. It's not like they spearheaded it or they were part of …”“… in Iran, so he's not going to quibble. But maybe some of the other ones you might think would. I don't know. I think potentially the craziest story of the whole second term so far, competitive category, ties in this classified docs story to what we're seeing with the war on Iran. I believe a week, Carol can correct me if I'm wrong, I think a week before we launched the war with Iran, the FBI, Kash Patel, fired FBI agents who specialized in Iranian counterintelligence because they were wrapped up in this classified docs case. Now, why were they involved in the classified docs case? Because among the documents that were in his bathroom in Mar-a-Lago was Iran war plans. And so obviously the FBI, just doing their due diligence, would bring in Iranian experts to be part of that investigation. It's not like they spearheaded it or they were part of some deep state targeting Trump. They were called in because of their expertise. Because of that expertise, they were fired. A week later, we go to war with Iran and the threats on the homeland from potentially payback or copy or whatever, lone wolf attacks, any of that skyrocket. And they didn't care. So they either hadn't communicated to cash …”View more
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In a surprising turn, Democrats have flipped a seat in Florida's Mar-a-Lago district, signaling potential shifts in voter sentiment. Democrat Emily Gregory's victory over a Trump-endorsed Republican marks a 13-point swing, suggesting that economic issues and local concerns are overshadowing Trump's influence in the state. This could indicate a resurgence for Democrats in Florida, a state previously dominated by Republicans since 2016.
Bulwark Takes·Tim Miller: Florida Just Shocked Everyone·Mar 26, 2026
“… of the CIA. He on paper reports to Tulsi Gabbard, but sort of his own free agent as the top espionage agent or officer in America. And FBI Director Kash Patel, all talking about the Iran war. You know where to tune in for that. We'll be putting it up live on Legal AF YouTube on Midas Touch YouTube. Take a moment, hit the subscribe button for Legal AF YouTube, as well as we continue to grow to get to 1.1 million subscribers. With your help, no outside investors. We are completely independent. Now is the time to support Legal AF. Until my next report, I'm Michael Popak.”“… would have had better planning around the likelihood of the blockade, which is 27% of oil goes through this shipping lane. The other people that will be testifying this week, we'll cover it on Midas Touch and on Legal AF. John Ratcliffe is the head of the CIA. He on paper reports to Tulsi Gabbard, but sort of his own free agent as the top espionage agent or officer in America. And FBI Director Kash Patel, all talking about the Iran war. You know where to tune in for that. We'll be putting it up live on Legal AF YouTube on Midas Touch YouTube. Take a moment, hit the subscribe button for Legal AF YouTube, as well as we continue to grow to get to 1.1 million subscribers. With your help, no outside investors. We are completely independent. Now is the time to support Legal AF. Until my next report, I'm Michael Popak.”View more
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Donald Trump is facing serious allegations that he misled Americans about Iran's threat level, relying on inexperienced advisors instead of intelligence assessments. As Tulsi Gabbard prepares to testify, it's revealed that the intelligence community warned against the war and predicted dire consequences if the U.S. attacked Iran. This could be a pivotal moment for Trump as he confronts the fallout from these revelations.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Trump's Own Top Aide Could be his Worst Nightmare·Mar 20, 2026
“… things about erica about her speech uh didn't start covering erica until erica lied to my face in December, but that doesn't matter. This is Cash Patel's girlfriend. The facts, she can just put whatever facts she wants there. And so she's now correlating, oh, you know, my hubby, I did go after Cash right away. So I went after her boy boy, and that's what she's upset about. And so she's woven that in, I think, somehow. And then chapter four, she talks about Joe Kent resigning, which just happened. And then Catholics for Catholics, He was at the event. And yeah, that's that is literally only the …”“… to be four sentences uh charlie kirk's assassination within hours candace publicly attributes the killing to israel and targets kirk's widow by name that's just made up that's just a lot chapter three is just a lie i was not naming erica i said nice things about erica about her speech uh didn't start covering erica until erica lied to my face in December, but that doesn't matter. This is Cash Patel's girlfriend. The facts, she can just put whatever facts she wants there. And so she's now correlating, oh, you know, my hubby, I did go after Cash right away. So I went after her boy boy, and that's what she's upset about. And so she's woven that in, I think, somehow. And then chapter four, she talks about Joe Kent resigning, which just happened. And then Catholics for Catholics, He was at the event. And yeah, that's that is literally only the I think second time I've ever even seen Joe Kent. I did not know Joe Kent at all prior to the assassination. His name became familiar to me because the news article which we covered, which said that he was standing up to Kash Patel. So but she now woven this all together because why would we all be at the same event And once again she shows that …”View more
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A conspiracy theorist claims that Russia's retweet of an assassination narrative links Vladimir Putin to American political events, including the deaths of key figures. This theory absurdly suggests that common interests among Trump voters indicate a coordinated attack on the MAGA movement. The speaker dismantles these connections, arguing that they are simply coincidences rather than a grand conspiracy.
Candace·Who’s Lying? Frank Turek, Erika Kirk, Or Elizabeth McCoy? | Candace Ep 316·Mar 25, 2026
“OK, today we woke up to the news. Well, a lot of news. But one of the pieces of news we woke up to was the fact that Trump's FBI director Kash Patel had been hacked. A group claiming to be affiliated with an Iranian intelligence agency released a trove of emails and photographs taken from a personal email account of Kash Patel's. The FBI confirmed the hack, emphasizing that the stolen materials that were leaked were, quote, historical in nature, as in before he somehow found himself as the director of the FBI and that they don't involve government information as of now, as of what they've …”“OK, today we woke up to the news. Well, a lot of news. But one of the pieces of news we woke up to was the fact that Trump's FBI director Kash Patel had been hacked. A group claiming to be affiliated with an Iranian intelligence agency released a trove of emails and photographs taken from a personal email account of Kash Patel's. The FBI confirmed the hack, emphasizing that the stolen materials that were leaked were, quote, historical in nature, as in before he somehow found himself as the director of the FBI and that they don't involve government information as of now, as of what they've released. Now, we're not going to show you the materials released by those hackers today because, frankly, they're really not newsworthy. And it appears the purpose of this hack was, of course, to embarrass Kash Patel. Now, to be honest, though, nothing released today was really anywhere near as embarrassing as what we already know about Kash Patel, …”View more
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The hack of Kash Patel's emails is unsurprising and highlights ongoing cybersecurity threats from Iran, but the leaked content is not newsworthy compared to Patel's own controversial actions.
The Briefing with Jen Psaki·'Trump was warned': Reports contradict Trump's claims of surprise by challenges in Iran·Mar 28, 2026
“… happened in January at a Duluth, Georgia Shell gas station. Surveillance video from January 20th shows the cashier who was later identified as Raj Patel behind the register. He then walks over toward the cash register, opens it up, and takes a stack of bills. Then a man in a black hoodie is seen charging toward Patel before throwing what looks to be a punch. It's unclear if the robber's fist actually connected to Patel's face, but he collapses to the floor. Then the suspect takes off. Once outside, that's when the officer encounters a man later identified by police as Danny Curtis, who tells …”“… the store clerk. But here it is. Security video captures what looks to be a Georgia cashier being held up by an armed robber. But police say the whole thing was fake. And the duo staged the armed robbery to steal $5,000 from the register. The incident happened in January at a Duluth, Georgia Shell gas station. Surveillance video from January 20th shows the cashier who was later identified as Raj Patel behind the register. He then walks over toward the cash register, opens it up, and takes a stack of bills. Then a man in a black hoodie is seen charging toward Patel before throwing what looks to be a punch. It's unclear if the robber's fist actually connected to Patel's face, but he collapses to the floor. Then the suspect takes off. Once outside, that's when the officer encounters a man later identified by police as Danny Curtis, who tells them he works at the gas station. Hey, come out right now. You work here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Right now. I don't give a f***. Come here. He works here? Yeah. All right. It's not him? No, no, no. All right. Do you not know what just happened? No, I'm picking the trash. All right. He just got robbed. I just got robbed. All right. When …”View more
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A staged robbery at a Georgia gas station reveals the lengths some will go to commit fraud, highlighting a larger issue of Medicaid fraud costing billions annually. In this incident, a cashier and an accomplice orchestrated a fake armed robbery to steal $5,000, exposing vulnerabilities in systems relying on trust. This case raises questions about the effectiveness of anti-fraud measures in a system built on the honor code.
The Matt Walsh Show·Ep. 1756 - Everything is Fake Now — And it’s Worse Than You Think·Mar 25, 2026
“… risk that he's taking here is genuinely heroic. I cannot even describe to you like in this in this environment where we have the FCC, you have Cash Patel, Keystone Cash, Pam Bondi, these people. You think Trump is going to take this line down? The full force of the United States government is coming after this man. And he's an 11, you know, served 11 tours in combat. And he said, no, I can't support this. He's one of the only people who's not full of shit. Remember yesterday when I said, yeah, it's time to resign. And that's the call now from Joe Kent. So if you're listening to this magically, …”“… one and he putting it all out there No, that is absolutely fair. I just get so sick of people treating Trump like he's just a child being manipulated and being tricked into various things, and he's always blameless, etc. But the import of it and the risk that he's taking here is genuinely heroic. I cannot even describe to you like in this in this environment where we have the FCC, you have Cash Patel, Keystone Cash, Pam Bondi, these people. You think Trump is going to take this line down? The full force of the United States government is coming after this man. And he's an 11, you know, served 11 tours in combat. And he said, no, I can't support this. He's one of the only people who's not full of shit. Remember yesterday when I said, yeah, it's time to resign. And that's the call now from Joe Kent. So if you're listening to this magically, if you're not Joe Kent or if you're any of these other people, there's only one person who can't resign. It's the vice president. Everybody else, you're appointed and you serve either the pleasure of the president or of your own accord. It is time to go. It is time to create the situation that people were not courageous enough to do after Iraq to …”View more
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Joe Kent's resignation from Trump's administration is a bold act of dissent, risking his career and safety to protest the impending war with Iran. This moment draws historical parallels to Vietnam, highlighting the rarity of such public resignations in times of conflict. Kent's stand against the administration's direction challenges the narrative that leaders are merely manipulated by external forces.
Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar·3/17/26: Trump Demands $100 Billion, Rachel Maddow Deranged Monologue, US World Order Collapse, Trump NatSec Resignation·Mar 17, 2026
“… these wars and the people who are lying to our faces. When you were talking about accountability two or three minutes ago, it reminded me of Kash Patel testifying in front of Congress, saying that there's no evidence Jeffrey Epstein trafficked anybody to anybody else. He was essentially lying directly under oath. And then four or five months later, the discharge petition forces the release of the files. And we know that Kash Patel was lying. There needs to be accountability for that. There needs to be accountability for the Doge staffers who were stealing data under the assumption that they …”“… among all Americans. It's affecting everybody. And Bill O'Reilly then says, oh, you know, the president I elected started another war. You guys have to go fight in our war. We need accountability, not for Bill O'Reilly, but for the people who are starting these wars and the people who are lying to our faces. When you were talking about accountability two or three minutes ago, it reminded me of Kash Patel testifying in front of Congress, saying that there's no evidence Jeffrey Epstein trafficked anybody to anybody else. He was essentially lying directly under oath. And then four or five months later, the discharge petition forces the release of the files. And we know that Kash Patel was lying. There needs to be accountability for that. There needs to be accountability for the Doge staffers who were stealing data under the assumption that they were going to get a pardon from Donald Trump. That's the big story that's been coming out lately is that a whistleblower said Doge staffers stole this data. And then one of the staffers was like, hey, he allegedly was like, I was hoping that Trump would give me a pardon. So that's the signal that Donald Trump sends when he pardons people on January …”View more
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Bill O'Reilly's decades-long platform has contributed to a staggering $38 trillion in national debt and ongoing wars, yet he expects younger generations to fight them. This irony highlights the urgent need for accountability, not just for figures like O'Reilly, but for those who manipulate the truth and create conflict. As Trump continues to send mixed messages, the call for responsibility in leadership has never been more critical.
The Adam Mockler Show·They CAN'T Cover This Up...·Mar 12, 2026
“… Trump is fanning the flames of this tension and then removing the mechanisms we have to keep us safe. Just a few weeks ago, FBI agents fired by Kash Patel were working on counterintelligence cases on Iran. Just a few days ago, we learned that Russia, like our number one or number two enemy, is helping Iran target American service members and Trump is apathetic at most This should concern every rational American and we break it down throughout this video You know we are currently the fastest growing Gen Z run media organization online and that because of you all So thank you so much. If you want …”“… that the FBI has warned police departments in California that Iran wants to retaliate for American attacks by launching offensive drones against the West Coast, which doesn't make much sense because the East Coast would be closer. But either way, Donald Trump is fanning the flames of this tension and then removing the mechanisms we have to keep us safe. Just a few weeks ago, FBI agents fired by Kash Patel were working on counterintelligence cases on Iran. Just a few days ago, we learned that Russia, like our number one or number two enemy, is helping Iran target American service members and Trump is apathetic at most This should concern every rational American and we break it down throughout this video You know we are currently the fastest growing Gen Z run media organization online and that because of you all So thank you so much. If you want to help us get to 2 million subscribers on YouTube, make sure you subscribe below. We are very, very close in every subscriber counts. Thank you so much. Okay, let's start off with the alert that was sent out right when the war with Iran started. ABC News, acquired an alert that was distributed that says, quote, we recently acquired information that …”View more
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Iran allegedly plans a surprise drone attack on California as retaliation for U.S. strikes, and the FBI has warned local police. Despite this serious threat, Donald Trump appears apathetic, raising concerns about American safety. This situation reflects a troubling pattern of contradictions from the current administration amidst escalating tensions with Iran.
The Adam Mockler Show·Watch Trump’s Answer TERRIFY EVERYONE·Mar 12, 2026
“… beehive as a symbol of industry. Yes, they do communicate to one another using symbols, As I have maintained from the very beginning, by the way, Kash Patel continually stressing 33 hours was not random. It did not feel subtle. It seemed to me and to many others that was some sort of signaling. 33, 33, everyone was just saying 33 all the time. So to the routinely gaslit public, I would like to validate your every instinct, most especially about the subsequent behavior of Turning Point USA as an organization, behavior that looked to us as though it was diabolical. There was apparently, sadly for …”“… meaning. And it gives us some examples. Incredibly, you wouldn't believe me if I didn't show it to you. It gives the example of a square. A square is in Freemasonry an emblem or a symbol of morality. A plumb line, the symbol of rectitude, and the beehive as a symbol of industry. Yes, they do communicate to one another using symbols, As I have maintained from the very beginning, by the way, Kash Patel continually stressing 33 hours was not random. It did not feel subtle. It seemed to me and to many others that was some sort of signaling. 33, 33, everyone was just saying 33 all the time. So to the routinely gaslit public, I would like to validate your every instinct, most especially about the subsequent behavior of Turning Point USA as an organization, behavior that looked to us as though it was diabolical. There was apparently, sadly for them, not enough empiricism, rationality, or spellcasting in the universe to override our sense that something was and is deeply wrong. Deeply, okay, deeply wrong. What did they give us? The horrific murder of a man”View more
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Occult practices reveal a hidden psychology that delights in gaslighting the public, using symbols to communicate deeper meanings. Freemasonry exemplifies this with its complex symbolism, where even simple shapes like squares and beehives carry profound implications. This manipulation of perception raises questions about the intentions behind public actions, especially in organizations like Turning Point USA.
Candace·Donald Trump Has Betrayed America. | Candace Ep 308·Mar 09, 2026
“… risk of terrorist attacks here in the United States right now as a result of Donald Trump strikes in the Middle East because Donald Trump and Kash Patel don't want that getting out there and circulating, but it leaked anyway. And so we know it should be an obvious thing that that's a possible outcome from Donald Trump's war in the Middle East right now. And as you all know, on Friday, there were those horrible job numbers. Front page of the Wall Street Journal talks about how February job losses signal big trouble for the economy, and Labor Report flashes a major warning sign right here. Ms. …”“… sanctions from Russia, essentially, to sell their oil. who's benefiting here. You're basically helping Russia. It should also be noted that our FBI and our FBI and our intelligence community are refusing to provide reports showing how there's a heightened risk of terrorist attacks here in the United States right now as a result of Donald Trump strikes in the Middle East because Donald Trump and Kash Patel don't want that getting out there and circulating, but it leaked anyway. And so we know it should be an obvious thing that that's a possible outcome from Donald Trump's war in the Middle East right now. And as you all know, on Friday, there were those horrible job numbers. Front page of the Wall Street Journal talks about how February job losses signal big trouble for the economy, and Labor Report flashes a major warning sign right here. Ms. Donald Trump continues to cripple our economy as well while doing all of these wars. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe.”View more
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Donald Trump's foreign policies are crippling the U.S. economy while potentially benefiting Russia, according to Poland's Prime Minister Tusk. Recent job loss reports indicate a looming economic crisis, exacerbated by Trump's military actions in the Middle East. This situation raises questions about the true cost of Trump's strategies on both domestic and international fronts.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Trump Panics in AM and Fakes Surrender in War·Mar 07, 2026
“… away from them. And if you don't, if you doubt me, just look at Trump's words. You can't bring a gun to a protest. All these things that he and Kash Patel and everybody said, well, that's news to every gun owner in Montana. And so I think that those sorts of things really highlight the radicalization that I was warning about. And that's and they've got the attention of gun owners here. I want to talk a little bit”“… but we saw right there what irresponsibility with guns versus responsibility with guns is. And most people in Montana see themselves as pretty, not as those ICE agents. The Trump administration sees gun ownership as those ICE agents taking your rights away from them. And if you don't, if you doubt me, just look at Trump's words. You can't bring a gun to a protest. All these things that he and Kash Patel and everybody said, well, that's news to every gun owner in Montana. And so I think that those sorts of things really highlight the radicalization that I was warning about. And that's and they've got the attention of gun owners here. I want to talk a little bit”View more
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In Montana, 67.5% of adults own guns, but there's a strong belief that freedom must come with responsibility. The state mandates hunter safety courses to obtain a hunting license, highlighting the local commitment to safe gun ownership. Recent tragic events elsewhere have intensified discussions about the balance between gun rights and responsible usage among Montanans.
“… Certainly, I think it's possible. I think there are, look, frankly, some members of the administration who aren't performing who should be let go. Kash Patel, it would be high on my list for that to happen. But the broader picture that I think we need to understand and we're kind of dancing around the edges of is the relationship between the rights media apparatus and the rights political apparatus. Look, at their worst, these things are in tension or in contradiction, where you have the political apparatus oriented towards power and the media apparatus oriented towards money, monetization, …”“… than parted hair and garish neckties. But right now, we're looking ahead at the midterms and then at 2028. Is that Trump cohesion destined to fall apart? Are we going to lose the DNI? Are we going to lose, who knows, Secretary of State? Is this it? Certainly, I think it's possible. I think there are, look, frankly, some members of the administration who aren't performing who should be let go. Kash Patel, it would be high on my list for that to happen. But the broader picture that I think we need to understand and we're kind of dancing around the edges of is the relationship between the rights media apparatus and the rights political apparatus. Look, at their worst, these things are in tension or in contradiction, where you have the political apparatus oriented towards power and the media apparatus oriented towards money, monetization, audience, et cetera. Sometimes those things overlap in a healthy way. Sometimes they point against each other. And we're entering a media moment where, and you can see it, I mean, it's just getting bigger and bigger and bigger, where the incentive systems are not overlapping and integrating in a way that advances the public good. And I'll give you a …”View more
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The disconnect between right-wing media and political strategy is harming the Trump administration's effectiveness. As conspiracy narratives dominate, political leaders struggle to align with reality, undermining their ability to enact positive policy. This structural issue threatens the future cohesion of the right as they head into crucial elections.
The Michael Knowles Show·Promiscuity, Newsom’s DEI Insanity & Conspiracy Nuts·Mar 24, 2026
“… I think there's a very close to a zero percent chance she makes it through the administration. But, again, her problem is the same problem that Kash Patel had and the same problem as though I love him. He's a very good friend. Dan Bongino had you over promise and you under deliver. You you dig your own grave. Don't get out here and tell me you're going to save us all from hell and destruction. And everything's going to be perfect and amazing. And you're going to release all of the all of that. And then you get in there and realize, oh, no, I was talking out of my rear. Oh, no, that was her fault. …”“I'm waiting on that one. And the reason I'm saying I'm waiting on that one, again, is for this one, there's evidence that this might be either by the end of the week thing, by the end of the month, could be after midterms. I think there's a very close to a zero percent chance she makes it through the administration. But, again, her problem is the same problem that Kash Patel had and the same problem as though I love him. He's a very good friend. Dan Bongino had you over promise and you under deliver. You you dig your own grave. Don't get out here and tell me you're going to save us all from hell and destruction. And everything's going to be perfect and amazing. And you're going to release all of the all of that. And then you get in there and realize, oh, no, I was talking out of my rear. Oh, no, that was her fault. She did the Epstein binder thing. She's dropped the ball on a lot of key prosecutions. I don't have a replacement for her. I don't know the president's math that he's doing here for some of these positions, but I'm kind of waiting on that one. I think that she doesn't have long, though. Well, we've got to start seeing some people put in damned …”View more
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Kristi Noem's chances of staying in her position are dwindling, with a near-zero probability of lasting through the administration. Critics argue that her past promises have not materialized, leading to frustration over unfulfilled expectations in key prosecutions and political accountability. This discontent highlights a broader desire for serious leadership capable of addressing pressing issues in government.
The Rob Carson Show·Noem Drama, Iran Defanged & Chemtrails Confirmed? Just Another Friday...·Mar 06, 2026
“… you were using, and they got all your phone records. and then we find out that was people in the house, then we find out it's Susie Wiles and Cash Patel. I mean, it was just rampant breaking the law, and it's just unfortunate. They still doing the investigation There will be lawsuits coming up We will not be suing the federal government but we probably be going after the telephone companies just to make sure that they understand you can do this You can't just hand over the public records. You can remember a few years ago, Apple had some kind of information on one of the phones about some kind …”“… information from you to President Trump, it was worth them breaking the law. And that Boesberg, that clown judge from, I think he's from New York, he's the one that released all the subpoenas on all of our records to either Verizon or AT&T or whoever you were using, and they got all your phone records. and then we find out that was people in the house, then we find out it's Susie Wiles and Cash Patel. I mean, it was just rampant breaking the law, and it's just unfortunate. They still doing the investigation There will be lawsuits coming up We will not be suing the federal government but we probably be going after the telephone companies just to make sure that they understand you can do this You can't just hand over the public records. You can remember a few years ago, Apple had some kind of information on one of the phones about some kind of murder or something. If you remember that, and Apple just stood their ground and says, not no, but hell no. We're not giving out public information. Well, now look what AT&T and Verizon did. They just opened up the book and said, hey, go at it. You know, we don't like President Trump either, so get what you want, and hopefully you can stay in …”View more
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Senator Tommy Tuberville argues that the only way to save America from a perceived Democratic agenda is to eliminate the filibuster entirely. He claims that Democrats are intentionally stalling President Trump's initiatives to gain power and undermine the country, warning that failure to act could lead to irreversible changes in the nation's landscape.
The Jesse Kelly Show·GOP Leadership Makes MAJOR Save Act Announcement·Mar 26, 2026
“… that is Qatar. Maybe move in with Tucker. Has anybody seen his house yet? I haven't seen it. Taking any pictures? I don't know. His buddy Neil Patel? They hang out a lot together, don't they, Mr. Producer? I'm not inferring anything. I'm not saying anything. They just spend a lot of time together, those two. But nonetheless, this is Joy Reid. This is the left. The left literally thinks women have the same rights in Iran as they do in the United States. You heard her. talking at warp speed, got all her talking points down, America sucks. Now, who believes that? And yet this woman is given a …”“… women have it as well or better in Iran than in the United States. I want you to think about this. Joy Reid, you are free to leave. I believe you're first or second generation here. Then go. Go enjoy yourself in the paradise that is Iran or the paradise that is Qatar. Maybe move in with Tucker. Has anybody seen his house yet? I haven't seen it. Taking any pictures? I don't know. His buddy Neil Patel? They hang out a lot together, don't they, Mr. Producer? I'm not inferring anything. I'm not saying anything. They just spend a lot of time together, those two. But nonetheless, this is Joy Reid. This is the left. The left literally thinks women have the same rights in Iran as they do in the United States. You heard her. talking at warp speed, got all her talking points down, America sucks. Now, who believes that? And yet this woman is given a platform. This is what I mean. Some people shouldn't have a platform. Well, you're against free speech? No, she can talk all she wants. But why are people platforming her? Nobody's saying she shouldn't have free speech. What I'm saying is, why platform her? They're two different things. They're not one and the same. They're mutually exclusive. I …”View more
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Mark Levin argues that claims women have the same rights in Iran as in the United States are absurd. He critiques Joy Reid's statements about women's rights, asserting that they are unfounded and harmful to the discourse on women's empowerment. Levin questions why such views are given a platform, emphasizing the need for discernment in media commentary.
Mark Levin Podcast·3/16/26 - The Great One Speaks: Mark Levin's Defense of Freedom and MAGA·Mar 17, 2026
“… of D.C. to talk about how grateful they are that he's made it safe. But this is after all that. And this is when it came time for Stephen Miller and Kash Patel to weigh in on how good Donald Trump is. So let's let's take a look at what President Trump has done on border security and public safety is a national miracle that will be studied not only for generations, but for centuries to come. Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Steve. So, Kash, see if you can top that. I don't know. That's a tough one, Cash. That is tough. You know, Mr. President, as I look around this venue, I see, and I'm reminded …”“… on a couple of these moments from yesterday. This is after Donald Trump got done sort of slurring his way through his Borscht Belt shtick about how Chuck Schumer is a Palestinian now and how beautiful young women keep coming up to him in the streets of D.C. to talk about how grateful they are that he's made it safe. But this is after all that. And this is when it came time for Stephen Miller and Kash Patel to weigh in on how good Donald Trump is. So let's let's take a look at what President Trump has done on border security and public safety is a national miracle that will be studied not only for generations, but for centuries to come. Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Steve. So, Kash, see if you can top that. I don't know. That's a tough one, Cash. That is tough. You know, Mr. President, as I look around this venue, I see, and I'm reminded again, why we have the greatest warriors on God's green earth, the men and women serving in uniform, the men and women serving and wearing the badge, and law enforcement, our police, our sheriffs around the state of Tennessee. I'm reminded that Americans exist to protect this country day in and day out, and they've done it like we've done it here. …”View more
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Trump's public image is dangerously inflated by sycophants who drown out reality, as seen in a recent event where aides praised his border security efforts as miraculous. This dynamic creates a feedback loop, isolating him from genuine feedback and fostering a king-like mentality that undermines democratic values. It's a troubling glimpse into how power can distort perception and accountability.
Bulwark Takes·Under Pressure, Trump Retreats on Iran and DHS | Morning Chaser·Mar 24, 2026
“… of that investigation. You certainly cannot trust Christine Noem or anything she says or does. Sadly, you can't trust an FBI investigation led by Kash Patel. Minnesota needs to have its own role in that investigation, needs to have access to the witnesses and the evidence. I think it's the only way that we're going to get a just conclusion and make sure that if that investigation confirms that this agent used excessive deadly force, that there are real consequences for that. I'm sorry, Senator. Before we go, really quickly, as a federal prosecutor, I got to get your take on what they're doing by …”“… want the provocation. And this is not going to end. They're going to continue doing this wreaking havoc in our cities. They want the confrontation. What a horrible disservice and what a horrible tragedy. And I hope Minnesota will insist on being part of that investigation. You certainly cannot trust Christine Noem or anything she says or does. Sadly, you can't trust an FBI investigation led by Kash Patel. Minnesota needs to have its own role in that investigation, needs to have access to the witnesses and the evidence. I think it's the only way that we're going to get a just conclusion and make sure that if that investigation confirms that this agent used excessive deadly force, that there are real consequences for that. I'm sorry, Senator. Before we go, really quickly, as a federal prosecutor, I got to get your take on what they're doing by covering up these Epstein files, because you've dealt with large document productions. And this DOJ isn't even speaking the language of ESI electronically. Nothing that they even said from the beginning with a few hundred thousand records just never made sense to me, given the size of cases I handled where there were terabytes of documents and …”View more
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The heartbreaking shooting of a mother in South Minneapolis exposes the dangerous escalation of ICE tactics in local communities. As tensions rise, the call for a thorough investigation emphasizes the need for accountability and justice. This situation highlights the broader implications of U.S. foreign policy linked to domestic enforcement actions.
