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[00:00:00] Shocking information was released this [00:00:02] week showing abuse of power by DC Judge [00:00:04] James Booseberg. He gave an order to [00:00:06] Verizon allowing the FBI to spy on [00:00:09] sitting US senators. This week, Congress [00:00:11] officially filed articles of impeachment [00:00:14] stating he is guilty of high crimes and [00:00:16] misdemeanors and should be removed from [00:00:18] office. [00:00:20] [music] [00:00:35] For you to understand the story, we need [00:00:37] to go back to the beginning. More and [00:00:39] more information has started to come out [00:00:41] about what happened in the previous [00:00:43] election in 2020. A lot of people still [00:00:46] think that the Democrats stole the 2020 [00:00:49] election, primarily because of this [00:00:51] chart. Somehow Joe Biden received an [00:00:54] unusual amount of votes that disappeared [00:00:56] the following election cycle. It looks [00:00:59] to me like cheating. This is what Donald [00:01:02] Trump said at the time on Twitter. I won [00:01:05] the election in a landslide. But [00:01:07] remember, I only think in terms of legal [00:01:09] votes, not all the fake voters and fraud [00:01:12] that miraculously floated in from [00:01:14] everywhere. What a disgrace. And then [00:01:17] there was this tweet. The Democrats [00:01:19] dumped hundreds of thousands of ballots [00:01:20] in the swing states late in the evening. [00:01:23] It was a rigged election. The election [00:01:25] was officially called for Joe Biden. [00:01:28] Donald Trump was removed from Facebook [00:01:30] on January 7th, 2021 and removed from [00:01:32] Twitter on January 8th, 2021. He was [00:01:36] still the president at this point. Think [00:01:39] about that. A sitting president was [00:01:41] removed from social media because he [00:01:43] looked at this chart and said, "That [00:01:45] looks like cheating." Then one year into [00:01:48] Joe Biden's presidency, the FBI launched [00:01:51] an investigation called Arctic Frost. [00:01:54] This investigation targeted Trump for [00:01:56] election interference. It started with [00:01:58] this email inside the FBI requesting to [00:02:01] open a case on the Trump campaign at all [00:02:03] for conspiring to defraud the US [00:02:05] government via the elector scheme. [00:02:08] Let us just stop here. This email should [00:02:12] never have been sent. This looks like [00:02:14] the current administration is opening [00:02:16] investigations into their political [00:02:18] opponents. [00:02:20] The FBI should not open investigations [00:02:23] into former presidents. The timing of [00:02:25] this email is important. It was sent on [00:02:28] February 22nd, 2022. Donald Trump had [00:02:32] been testing the beta version of his new [00:02:33] online platform called Truth Social. A [00:02:37] week before the FBI email, Donald Trump [00:02:40] Jr. posted on Twitter on February 15th, [00:02:42] 2022. Breaking. This was Donald Trump's [00:02:45] first post on Truth Social. Get ready. [00:02:49] Your favorite president will see you [00:02:50] soon. Then the day before the FBI email [00:02:54] on February 21, 2022, Truth Social [00:02:57] officially launched. So the Democrats [00:03:00] had managed to get themselves into [00:03:02] power. They had managed to ban Donald [00:03:04] Trump on all social media platforms. But [00:03:07] now Donald Trump had created his own [00:03:09] platform and the Democrats would not be [00:03:11] able to silence him anymore. The [00:03:14] Democrats were getting nervous. The very [00:03:17] next day after Truth Social is launched [00:03:20] is the day the FBI sent the email [00:03:22] requesting to open Arctic Frost. [00:03:25] Approval to start the operation came [00:03:27] from the highest levels. Here is the [00:03:29] memo signed by the head of the FBI, [00:03:31] Christopher Ray, and the US Attorney [00:03:33] General, Merrick Garland. The statistics [00:03:35] look like it is the Democrats who are [00:03:37] cheating in the election. And when Trump [00:03:39] tries to say that it is not fair, they [00:03:42] open an investigation to accuse Trump of [00:03:44] election interference. [00:03:47] Does anyone else see the hypocrisy? [00:03:50] Special counsel Jack Smith started [00:03:52] requesting subpoenas. He sent 197 [00:03:55] subpoenas targeting more than 400 [00:03:57] Republicans. [00:03:59] Let me remind you that in the US we are [00:04:02] protected by the fourth amendment of the [00:04:03] constitution which says the right of the [00:04:06] people to be secure in their persons, [00:04:08] houses, papers and effects against [00:04:10] unreasonable searches and seizures shall [00:04:12] not be violated and no warrant shall [00:04:15] issue but upon probable cause supported [00:04:17] by oath or affirmation and particularly [00:04:19] describing the place to be searched and [00:04:21] the persons or things to be seized. That [00:04:24] is very clear. The government cannot [00:04:27] just come into your home and randomly [00:04:29] start looking around. Fishing [00:04:32] expeditions are not allowed. If the [00:04:35] government wants a subpoena, they must [00:04:37] have a specific reason and a court [00:04:39] order. A lot of people do not know the [00:04:41] reason why this is in the constitution. [00:04:44] In 1763, there was a journalist and a [00:04:47] member of parliament in London named [00:04:49] John Wilks. Now, this is not John Wils [00:04:52] Booth who assassinated Abraham Lincoln. [00:04:54] This took place a hundred years before [00:04:56] that. John Wilks published a weekly [00:04:59] political newspaper called North [00:05:01] Britain. Basically, he called out people [00:05:03] in power and made fun of them. This was [00:05:06] their version of sharing memes. The king [00:05:10] of England, King George III, gave a [00:05:12] speech in Parliament about the Treaty of [00:05:14] Paris that he had just signed. In North [00:05:16] Britain issue number 45, John Wilks [00:05:19] viciously attacked the king's speech, [00:05:21] saying, "This week has given the public [00:05:23] the most abandoned influence of [00:05:25] ministerial effrtery ever attempted to [00:05:27] be imposed on mankind. Every friend of [00:05:30] this country must lament that a prince [00:05:32] of so many great and amiable qualities [00:05:34] whom England truly rever can be brought [00:05:37] to give the sanction of his sacred name [00:05:39] to the most odious measures and to the [00:05:41] most unjustifiable public declarations [00:05:44] from a throne ever renowned for truth, [00:05:46] honor, and unsullied virtue. It sounds [00:05:50] like he really did not like the king's [00:05:52] speech. The king was furious. [00:05:56] How dare this journalist make fun of the [00:05:59] king? The king arrested anyone involved [00:06:02] in the writing, printing, or [00:06:04] distribution of issue number 45. This [00:06:08] led to over 40 arrests, and John Wils [00:06:11] was imprisoned in the Tower of London. [00:06:13] The king was holding a member of [00:06:15] Parliament in prison for making fun of [00:06:18] his speech. This led to public outcry. [00:06:21] There were rallies with mobs chanting [00:06:24] Wilks and liberty. 45 became the sign of [00:06:27] resistance. People engraved it on mugs [00:06:30] and graffitied it on the walls. The [00:06:33] court case dragged on for years, but [00:06:35] eventually John Wils was released on a [00:06:37] technicality. [00:06:39] George III was the same king during the [00:06:41] Revolutionary War in America, and he was [00:06:44] using the same tactics against the [00:06:46] colonists. [00:06:48] 13 years after North Britain number 45, [00:06:50] the founding fathers signed the [00:06:52] Declaration of Independence in 1776. [00:06:55] John Wilks was at the forefront of their [00:06:57] minds, which was why they included the [00:06:59] Fourth Amendment in the Constitution. [00:07:02] The US was supposed to be different. In [00:07:06] the US, the people have the power. This [00:07:10] is where Judge James Boseberg enters the [00:07:12] story. A whistleblower has come forward [00:07:15] with a secret order issued by Judge [00:07:17] James Boseberg as part of Arctic Frost. [00:07:20] This explains that the FBI had requested [00:07:22] a subpoena to Verizon for cell phone [00:07:24] records. This document places a gag [00:07:27] order on Verizon so they cannot inform [00:07:29] any of the targets that their cell phone [00:07:31] information is being turned over to the [00:07:33] FBI. Senator Ted Cruz was one of the [00:07:36] people who was spied on. When you have [00:07:39] the Biden Department of Justice [00:07:40] subpoening 20% of the Republicans in the [00:07:44] Senate, it is an egregious, abuse of [00:07:46] process. It is it is a fishing [00:07:49] expedition and we need to have a full [00:07:51] and thorough investigation and [00:07:53] accountability for every executive [00:07:55] branch official that signed off on [00:07:57] weaponizing the government. And I [00:07:59] believe that the House of [00:08:00] Representatives should impeach Judge [00:08:03] Boseberg. Judge Boseberg was the one who [00:08:05] who made findings that he had no basis [00:08:08] for. And and when he did that, he took [00:08:10] off his judicial robe. He just became a [00:08:13] partisan crusader. He joined with Jack [00:08:16] Smith in the mission to try to stop [00:08:18] Donald Trump from being reelected. [00:08:20] Thankfully, the voters prevailed. [00:08:23] Democracy prevailed. But I'll tell you [00:08:24] what, if God forbid Kla Harris had [00:08:27] become president, we would never ever [00:08:29] ever find out about this. They would [00:08:30] have buried their abuse of power. And [00:08:33] what's critical, this can never happen [00:08:35] again. [00:08:36] >> So, who is this Judge Boseberg? He's a [00:08:39] judge in DC who was appointed by Barack [00:08:41] Obama. As a judge, he's not allowed to [00:08:44] make political contributions, but his [00:08:47] wife has given over $10,000 to Democrat [00:08:50] candidates. His sister, Melissa [00:08:52] Boseberg, worked on John K's [00:08:54] presidential campaign. This is a very [00:08:56] politically motivated family. Here are [00:08:59] some of the recent cases Judge Booseberg [00:09:01] has overseen. Number one, Trende Ara [00:09:04] gang members were deported out of the [00:09:06] country. Judge Boseberg ordered the [00:09:08] plane to be turned around and flown back [00:09:11] into US airspace. Judge Boseberg found [00:09:14] the Trump administration in contempt of [00:09:16] court, which was overturned by the DC [00:09:18] Circuit Court of Appeals. Number two, [00:09:21] DoD signal chats containing attack plans [00:09:24] were leaked by the press. The Trump [00:09:26] administration is being sued by a [00:09:28] watchdog group claiming that this was [00:09:30] inappropriate use of technology. Number [00:09:33] three, FBI lawyer Kevin Kleinmith is the [00:09:36] one person who pleaded guilty to the [00:09:38] crimes for falsifying documents to spy [00:09:40] on Trump in the Russian collusion hoax. [00:09:43] Judge Booseberg let Kleinmith off with [00:09:46] probation. There was no jail time. [00:09:49] Number four, there was a court case [00:09:51] against Facebook for abusing its market [00:09:53] power and social networking to crush [00:09:55] social competitors. The Trump [00:09:57] administration brought this case in 2020 [00:09:59] before he left office. Booseberg [00:10:02] dismissed the complaint, claiming the [00:10:04] allegations ultimately fall short of [00:10:06] plausibly establishing that Facebook [00:10:08] holds market power. Number five, Judge [00:10:12] Booseberg oversaw the trial of Ray Eps [00:10:14] for his part in the protests at the [00:10:16] capital. For some suspicious reason, [00:10:20] Rayups was led off with only probation. [00:10:23] Number six, a woman was arrested for [00:10:26] traveling from New York to Washington DC [00:10:28] with the intent to kill President Trump. [00:10:32] She said, "I literally told FBI in five [00:10:36] states today that I am willing to [00:10:37] sacrificially kill this President of the [00:10:39] United States by disembowing him and [00:10:42] cutting out his trachea with Liz Cheney [00:10:44] and all the affirmation present." Judge [00:10:47] Boseberg quietly released her from [00:10:49] prison pending her trial. He simply [00:10:52] ordered that she go back home to New [00:10:53] York, wear an ankle monitor, and go see [00:10:56] her psychiatrist. [00:10:58] This is crazy. Is he trying to get Trump [00:11:02] killed? I'm starting to see a pattern [00:11:04] here. This one judge seems to be getting [00:11:08] every case related to Donald Trump and [00:11:10] then ruling in favor of the Democrats. [00:11:14] Just to be clear, this is statistically [00:11:16] impossible. [00:11:18] Cases are supposed to be assigned to [00:11:20] judges randomly. [00:11:22] How does this one judge get all the [00:11:24] cases related to Donald Trump? Not only [00:11:28] that, the case about the trend aragua [00:11:30] gang members he assigned to himself [00:11:33] while on vacation. [00:11:35] >> One other thing to note here, there's [00:11:37] these cases are also supposed to be [00:11:39] randomly assigned. Judge Boseberg over [00:11:42] the weekend it came out he's not the [00:11:44] emergency judge in DC. He inserted [00:11:46] himself in that role. He was on [00:11:48] vacation. The case was filed at 2:30 in [00:11:50] the morning. Somehow he ended up with [00:11:52] that case. He wasn't the emergency judge [00:11:55] on duty. So I think this requires uh [00:11:58] further investigation and legislation. [00:12:00] >> So let me get that straight because I [00:12:02] I'll quote you on that because that is [00:12:03] news to me and maybe a lot of other [00:12:05] people too. If he wasn't the emergency [00:12:08] judge who would naturally metriculate [00:12:10] into that position on this, he just gets [00:12:12] to pick himself and say, "Well, I'm the [00:12:14] favorite. Let me go do this case against [00:12:16] Trump." [00:12:17] >> He's the chief judge and he inserted [00:12:19] himself. That doesn't happen. The [00:12:21] emergency judges 100% of the time get [00:12:24] those cases. So, he was he could have [00:12:27] been tipped off that this was going to [00:12:28] be filed and while on vacation, he took [00:12:31] the case. So again, this speaks to, I [00:12:34] think, the very aggressive, unusual, and [00:12:36] unprecedented measures that these [00:12:38] activist judges are taking to insert [00:12:40] themselves. Ultimately, they're not [00:12:42] going to be right. The Supreme Court's [00:12:43] going to slap them down. But the [00:12:45] judicial conference, just chief justice [00:12:47] Roberts, ought to look at this. And we [00:12:49] also, the article one branch, I intend [00:12:51] to file legislation to make sure this [00:12:53] randomness, which is supposed to happen [00:12:55] when these cases are assigned, actually [00:12:57] happens. We need more transparency [00:12:58] because right now people don't think [00:13:00] it's random at So, we have this Democrat [00:13:02] judge issuing secret orders as part of [00:13:04] the Arctic Frost investigation to spy on [00:13:06] Republicans. [00:13:08] A subpoena from Verizon means that the [00:13:10] FBI can get call logs, text message [00:13:13] metadata, and location information. [00:13:16] What makes this even worse is that this [00:13:18] was not just ordinary citizens. This was [00:13:20] sitting US senators. This was one branch [00:13:24] of government attacking another. We [00:13:27] should immediately call Joe Judge [00:13:29] Boseberg in front of us. He's the one [00:13:32] who signed these subpoenas against me [00:13:36] and the other nine Republicans that um [00:13:41] were were subpoenaed. Our phone records [00:13:43] were subpoenaed. And you know, Mike, we [00:13:46] don't know what else they got. Did they [00:13:47] get banking records? Did they do [00:13:49] opposition style research on us? And [00:13:52] exactly what were they doing? We also [00:13:55] need to call the CEOs of these wireless [00:13:58] companies in front of us. Verizon rolled [00:14:01] over and complied. AT&T fought back. [00:14:05] AT&T did not release records. But you [00:14:08] know, the fact that Judge Boseberg would [00:14:10] have put a non-disclosure order on top [00:14:14] of the subpoena and said, "Well, I fear [00:14:18] that these senators may destroy evidence [00:14:22] or tamper with evidence or they may [00:14:25] intimidate witnesses. uh you know to [00:14:29] insinuate such is of course something [00:14:34] that is a violation and it is our first [00:14:37] and fourth amendment rights and the [00:14:39] separation of powers and the speech and [00:14:41] debate clause [00:14:42] >> and of course the stored communications [00:14:44] act that have been violated and of [00:14:47] course we know there were organizations [00:14:49] that they went after the banking records [00:14:52] of those organizations. So this is deep [00:14:55] and wide. It is far deeper and wider [00:14:59] than Watergate. It is far more intrusive [00:15:02] and invasive. [00:15:04] 197 subpoenas are what we know so far [00:15:07] and 430 individuals that they were going [00:15:12] after individuals and organizations. So [00:15:16] we do need to get going on this. We need [00:15:19] to do it sooner rather than later. There [00:15:21] have been so many laws that have been [00:15:23] violated. Now, on this channel, I like [00:15:26] to be fair and balanced. So, let us hear [00:15:29] what Attorney General Merrick Garland [00:15:31] has to say about this investigation. [00:15:34] Federal prosecutors and agents may never [00:15:37] make a decision regarding an [00:15:40] investigation or prosecution for the [00:15:43] purpose of affecting any election or the [00:15:46] purpose of giving an advantage or [00:15:48] disadvantage to any candidate or [00:15:52] political party. [00:15:54] In short, we must treat like cases [00:15:58] alike. [00:16:00] There is not one rule for friends and [00:16:03] another for foes. One rule for the [00:16:06] powerful and another for the powerless. [00:16:08] One rule for the rich and another for [00:16:10] the poor. One rule for Democrats and [00:16:14] another for Republicans. Or different [00:16:17] rules depending on one's race or [00:16:19] ethnicity. [00:16:21] To the contrary, we have [00:16:24] only one rule. We follow the facts and [00:16:28] apply the law in a way that respects the [00:16:31] constitution and protects civil [00:16:34] liberties. [00:16:35] >> What about special counsel Jack Smith? [00:16:38] What does he have to say? [00:16:40] >> Uh the people on my special counsel team [00:16:42] were like that. The idea that politics [00:16:44] played a role in who worked on that case [00:16:46] or uh who got chosen is ludicrous. And [00:16:49] andrew, you know, uh, and this is [00:16:51] another thing that I think if you're not [00:16:52] inside the US Department of Justice, the [00:16:55] idea that politics would play a role, [00:16:58] uh, in big cases like this, uh, it's [00:17:01] absolutely ludicrous and it's totally [00:17:04] contrary to my experience as a [00:17:06] prosecutor. [00:17:07] >> Both of them say it was not political. [00:17:09] They claim there was nothing improper [00:17:11] that was done. [00:17:14] How is a secret order to spy on [00:17:16] Republican senators not political? If it [00:17:20] was not political, why was it a secret? [00:17:24] I think they are all a bunch of liars. [00:17:27] This week, the scandal has gone [00:17:29] international when a whistleblower came [00:17:31] forward from the BBC. [00:17:33] This is outrageous. [00:17:35] It turns out that the speech that Donald [00:17:37] Trump gave in 2020 before the protests [00:17:39] at the capital was edited by the BBC to [00:17:42] make it seem worse than it was. Because [00:17:45] tonight, the BBC is facing serious [00:17:46] questions over its credibility after the [00:17:49] Daily Telegraph exposed a Panorama [00:17:51] segment that heavily doed a speech by [00:17:54] the American president in 2021, hours [00:17:57] before the infamous January the 6th [00:17:59] capital riot. As you're about to hear, [00:18:01] the corporation spliced together two [00:18:04] quotes. one hour apart to make it seem [00:18:07] like he encouraged an insurrection. [00:18:11] >> They played the following clip. [00:18:13] >> We're going to walk down to the capital [00:18:17] and I'll be there with you and we fight. [00:18:20] We fight like hell. [00:18:22] >> But Trump didn't in fact say this at [00:18:25] all. The BBC spliced together two clips [00:18:28] that took place 54 minutes apart. So, [00:18:32] let's go through it again. [00:18:36] We're going to walk down to the capital [00:18:39] and I'll be there with you. [00:18:41] >> Now, see there between capital and and [00:18:46] that's a cut. Here's what Trump actually [00:18:48] said. [00:18:48] >> We're going to walk down to the capital [00:18:52] [cheering] [00:18:54] and WE'RE GOING TO CHEER on our brave [00:18:57] senators and congressmen and women. [00:19:00] >> It's different. It wasn't until nearly [00:19:03] an hour later that he then said the [00:19:05] second part of the BBC's version. [00:19:08] >> We're going to walk down to the capital [00:19:15] >> and we fight. We fight like hell. [00:19:19] >> That is damning stuff. [00:19:21] >> How do these people call this [00:19:23] journalism? [00:19:25] What is going on? It's like there was an [00:19:28] entire global conspiracy to take down [00:19:31] Donald Trump. I think a lot of people [00:19:34] owe Donald Trump an apology. I realize [00:19:37] that a lot has happened and this is [00:19:39] confusing and sometimes it's hard to [00:19:41] tell what is going on. [00:19:43] This Tuesday is Veterans Day in America. [00:19:47] I want to remind you that our veterans [00:19:49] taught us something very important. [00:19:52] In 1945, there was a littleknown battle [00:19:55] at the end of World War II called the [00:19:57] Battle of It Castle. This is a castle in [00:19:59] Austria near the border with Germany. [00:20:02] This battle happened just 5 days after [00:20:05] Hitler committed suicide, but 2 days [00:20:07] before the Germans surrendered. Castle [00:20:10] acted as a prison for high-profile [00:20:12] French prisoners of war, including the [00:20:14] former French prime minister. The French [00:20:17] prisoners had managed to take control of [00:20:19] the castle, but were still trapped in [00:20:21] enemy territory. Nearby, a unit of [00:20:24] German soldiers stopped following orders [00:20:26] and instead started protecting the local [00:20:28] Austrian towns from roving Nazi troops. [00:20:31] They hoped to be able to surrender to [00:20:33] American forces. These German soldiers [00:20:37] actually joined forces with American [00:20:38] troops who had entered the region, and [00:20:40] they went together to try to rescue the [00:20:42] French prime minister. They made it to [00:20:45] the castle but were immediately [00:20:46] surrounded and attacked by Nazi troops. [00:20:49] They were massively outnumbered. [00:20:52] The French, the Americans, and the [00:20:55] Germans fought side by side to keep the [00:20:58] Nazis out of the castle. The Nazis were [00:21:01] bombarding them with machine guns and [00:21:03] anti-aircraft shells so hard that the [00:21:05] building started to collapse. The leader [00:21:08] of the German troops died when he saved [00:21:11] the French prime minister by pushing him [00:21:13] out of harm's way. They held the castle [00:21:16] all day long until more American [00:21:18] reinforcements arrived. In one of the [00:21:21] most shocking victories of World War II, [00:21:23] they took over a 100 Nazi soldiers [00:21:25] prisoner. We are at a moment in history [00:21:28] when power is shifting. Whistleblowers [00:21:31] are defecting and coming forward. People [00:21:33] are switching sides because they want to [00:21:35] stand for freedom. [00:21:37] Trump and his supporters are trying to [00:21:39] defend that castle until reinforcements [00:21:42] arrive. [00:21:44] It does not matter what country you're [00:21:46] watching this from. People are deciding [00:21:49] who is on the right side of history. [00:21:51] When you hear what Judge Boseberg did, [00:21:53] it is wrong. [00:21:56] Truth matters. Justice matters. [00:22:00] The United States was created so that [00:22:02] people could be free. And it is time [00:22:05] again to stand up for the American [00:22:07] promise of life, liberty, and the [00:22:10] pursuit of happiness. That is the [00:22:12] promise for anyone who is willing to [00:22:14] stand up for what is right. It is time [00:22:17] to hold Judge Booseberg accountable for [00:22:20] all the laws he has broken. It is time [00:22:22] to impeach Judge Booseberg. Now, I want [00:22:26] to hear from you. Do you think that [00:22:28] Judge Boseberg broke the law? Let me [00:22:30] know in the comments down below. And if [00:22:32] you like this video, don't forget to hit [00:22:34] that subscribe button so you don't miss [00:22:35] out on future videos. If you find my [00:22:37] videos helpful, consider signing up for [00:22:39] a membership on my website, [00:22:40] wolvesenfinance.com. [00:22:42] For $6 a month, your support helps me to [00:22:45] keep making these videos. 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