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[00:00:00] There are tens of thousands of videos [00:00:03] with children or child porn. [00:00:06] >> If there was a video of some guy [00:00:09] committing felonies on an island and I'm [00:00:12] in charge, don't you think you'd see it? [00:00:15] >> What are your thoughts on the child, the [00:00:17] children, and the child porn and all [00:00:19] that? [00:00:19] >> First of all, there's no, in my mind, [00:00:21] there's no more horrible crime that [00:00:23] exists than a crime on a child. Um, I I [00:00:27] would like to think that Pam Bondi was [00:00:31] speaking off the cuff and was [00:00:36] talking about what she expected to [00:00:39] learn, expected to see. I'm trying to [00:00:41] give her the benefit of the doubt here. [00:00:43] Um, I really believe that Cash Patel is [00:00:45] telling us the truth when he says [00:00:48] >> if there was any evidence of a crime by [00:00:49] God, he would be the the guy to demand [00:00:52] that it be prosecuted. Um, that's why I [00:00:54] celebrated his appointment as as FBI [00:00:57] director because we we needed somebody [00:00:58] who's going to tear the place down to [00:01:00] the bare steps. How do you think he's [00:01:01] doing, rebuild it? I think he's having a [00:01:02] tough time. [00:01:03] >> I think he's facing a lot of headwinds [00:01:05] and I think that he would tell you that [00:01:07] he has not accomplished what he thought [00:01:10] he could accomplish. [00:01:11] >> Is that due to the bureaucracy? I think [00:01:13] so. Yeah. I I I would say that if if you [00:01:16] appointed Jesus Well, Jesus can walk on [00:01:18] water, so maybe that's a bad metaphor, [00:01:20] but it's tough. It's a tough job. [00:01:22] >> It's a tough job. So, how do you think [00:01:23] Pam Bondi is doing? [00:01:26] >> I like Pam Bondi and I think she means [00:01:30] well, but I don't think she's [00:01:32] accomplished as much as most of us [00:01:34] expected she would have accomplished by [00:01:36] now. [00:01:36] >> So, she so she could have been speaking [00:01:38] off the cuff like many subjects do. [00:01:40] >> I really believe that [00:01:41] >> it is a little the question is should [00:01:43] the attorney general of the United [00:01:44] States be [00:01:46] >> sharing all this with a stranger in a in [00:01:48] a in a coffee shop? is that that there [00:01:52] are questions about the discernment and [00:01:54] the judgment of the chief law [00:01:55] enforcement officer of the Department of [00:01:57] Justice there. And then uh do we have [00:02:00] any other clips from from Epstein team? [00:02:03] >> Schnit. One. One more. One more. This is [00:02:07] Schnit talking about um Gelain Maxwell [00:02:09] and the deal or the alleged secret deal [00:02:12] that she got. Let's play this guy who [00:02:14] was fired from the Department of Justice [00:02:15] after we recorded this. [00:02:17] >> Yeah. and also a badge [00:02:19] >> got transferred to a minimum security [00:02:21] prison too recently [00:02:22] >> which is against BOP policy because [00:02:25] she's she's a convicted sex [00:02:29] >> and they're not supposed to get minimum [00:02:30] security prisons which is an interesting [00:02:33] >> detail because she's getting a benefit [00:02:36] which means they're offering her [00:02:38] something to keep [00:02:39] >> transferred to a minimum security prison [00:02:41] in exchange for a deal. Your thoughts on [00:02:43] the Maxwell dynamic? [00:02:44] >> Yeah, I've written about this too. It is [00:02:47] absolutely anathema to BOP uh regulation [00:02:51] to allow a child sex offender to be [00:02:55] anywhere near a minimum security prison. [00:02:57] They can't be in maximum or medium [00:02:58] because they'll be killed there. [00:03:00] >> They can't be in minimum because they [00:03:02] can just walk away [00:03:04] >> and have access to a child again. They [00:03:06] have to be in a low security prison, [00:03:08] which is where she was [00:03:10] >> until her transfer was ordered. [00:03:13] Something I just have no understanding [00:03:14] of. Do you believe that what that man [00:03:16] said is probably true? [00:03:18] >> Yeah. [00:03:19] >> To keep her mouth shut. [00:03:20] >> I think it I think it is. [00:03:21] >> And and and again, I keep going keep [00:03:24] going back to accountability, but people [00:03:26] demanding to know why weren't they [00:03:28] arresting anybody as it pertains to [00:03:30] Epstein. Why? [00:03:33] >> You know, I hate to say it. It's it the [00:03:36] simplest [00:03:37] uh reason I think is the correct one. [00:03:39] The statute of limitations on just about [00:03:41] all of these crimes has expired or have [00:03:44] expired. against was it 5 years for [00:03:46] rape? [00:03:46] >> Five years. [00:03:47] >> Five five Well, that [00:03:49] >> unless you can you can prove an ongoing [00:03:51] conspiracy, in which case the statute of [00:03:53] limitations would reset itself every [00:03:55] day. [00:03:55] >> Well, that's what the guy said in our [00:03:56] video la last week. The FBI guess said, [00:03:58] "Ne, they'll run the statute out. [00:04:00] There'll be a different president." He [00:04:02] was just being honest. [00:04:03] >> Yeah, he was being honest. [00:04:04] >> They fired him for being honest. [00:04:07] >> There it is. That's Washington. [00:04:09] >> This is go [00:04:09] >> Harry Truman said, "If you want a friend [00:04:11] in Washington, buy a dog." I mean, it's [00:04:13] almost true of human nature, isn't it? [00:04:15] >> They fire you for being honest and the [00:04:18] child rapists go free. [00:04:20] >> That's right. [00:04:20] >> And it's not necessarily, you know, I'm [00:04:22] just, this is my commentary. I don't [00:04:24] know if it's Cash's fault. I I I like [00:04:26] Cash. I've met Cash. I don't think [00:04:28] Bondie's a I I don't I don't actually [00:04:30] can't make a comment on on her. I've met [00:04:32] her once at a dinner. I I don't know if [00:04:35] it's the individual. It's I think it's [00:04:36] the nature of humanity, human nature. [00:04:38] >> I I think you're right. [00:04:39] >> Bureaucracy. [00:04:40] >> I think you're right. So in many ways [00:04:42] what you're fighting against and what [00:04:44] I'm fighting against appears to be human [00:04:46] nature itself [00:04:48] >> and that's why it's such a tough fight. [00:04:50] >> It is it is a it's a it's a difficult [00:04:52] fight and and the American [00:04:55] republic the American experiment we have [00:04:58] a very unique framework because we have [00:05:00] a biccameal legislature and separation [00:05:02] of powers. Um, [00:05:05] this is a very big question I'm asking [00:05:07] you, but are we at the end of the rope [00:05:10] for the American experiment? [00:05:12] >> You know what? As things stand today, I [00:05:13] think actually that we are. I hate to [00:05:16] say that, but there's going to have to [00:05:17] be a major constitutional reset where [00:05:21] the legislative and and judicial [00:05:24] branches of government reassert their [00:05:26] co-equal authorities. [00:05:29] Otherwise, you know, we're we're kind of [00:05:31] devolving into into chaos [00:05:35] >> factions like like the Federalist [00:05:37] Papers. I think so. [00:05:38] >> Is that what you mean? Like mobs? [00:05:39] >> Yeah, I do. I think so. [00:05:40] >> Like in the Minnesota you saw in the [00:05:42] agitation and and and I hate to ask [00:05:45] predict the future questions. I don't [00:05:46] answer them, but I am going to ask you a [00:05:48] predict the future question. [00:05:50] >> Are we looking at like a few years? Is [00:05:52] it the next election? Like what's going [00:05:55] to happen? [00:05:55] >> No, I think this is an incremental [00:05:57] process. I really do. I I don't think [00:06:00] it's going to be revolutionary in any [00:06:02] way. I think it it'll be evolutionary. [00:06:04] It'll continue to get worse, but it it's [00:06:07] not just going to explode. I don't think [00:06:09] we're seeing 1968, 1969 all over again, [00:06:13] >> but I think we're getting there [00:06:14] incrementally. Well, what strikes me is [00:06:16] the political prosecutions because, you [00:06:18] know, they go after all the Republicans [00:06:19] and now Trump's kind of attempting with [00:06:22] Lemon and these others, but I don't know [00:06:23] if there I don't I don't know if those [00:06:25] cases are going to are going to go [00:06:26] anywhere and Biden raided my newsroom [00:06:29] and that was dropped because that was [00:06:30] there wasn't even a colorable crime, [00:06:32] right? [00:06:32] >> But it is there going to be a dant like [00:06:35] where both sides or is it just going to [00:06:37] be [00:06:38] >> like Brazil these guys get in power and [00:06:40] they go to prison? What's your what's [00:06:42] your prediction? We're going to have to [00:06:44] back away from that. It's it's it's [00:06:47] certain death for the system. It really [00:06:49] is because it's only going to get worse [00:06:52] unless the two sides back off. [00:06:55] >> And we really have to be able to believe [00:06:57] in the judiciary again. [00:06:58] >> I I think we've lost faith in our [00:07:00] institutions. Everyone asks which which [00:07:02] party appointed the judge, which is [00:07:04] completely [00:07:05] >> the first question. [00:07:06] >> And that's I mean I I reject the [00:07:07] premise. I mean and and some article 3 [00:07:10] courts are not corrupt. I I I federal [00:07:13] judges, this is my opinion, [00:07:15] >> probably the least corrupt thing I've [00:07:16] seen I've seen a lot as of you. [00:07:18] >> There still is, for example, the First [00:07:20] Amendment is still generally upheld in [00:07:22] article 3 courts. They haven't taken [00:07:24] that away yet. [00:07:24] >> That's right. [00:07:25] >> But you got to litigate. You know who [00:07:27] stands to gain from all the political [00:07:28] prosecutions is the lawyers. [00:07:29] >> Yeah. [00:07:30] >> They said 1.1 million. [00:07:32] >> 1.15 million is what I still owe. [00:07:35] >> You still owe that? [00:07:36] >> Yeah. [00:07:36] >> And in our case, yeah, it's 25% of our [00:07:38] budget. The process is the punishment. [00:07:41] Well, the process is the punishment. [00:07:42] >> We're out of time and I could talk to [00:07:43] you for five more hours. Is there any [00:07:46] closing comments you have about any of [00:07:48] what we've talked about or anything you [00:07:49] like? [00:07:50] >> Well, like you and I were talking about [00:07:51] just before we we started filming in our [00:07:54] guts. We know what the right thing to do [00:07:56] is. Always trust your gut. [00:07:59] >> Trust your gut. [00:08:00] >> Yeah. Your children are going to be [00:08:01] proud of you and you'll be able to sleep [00:08:02] at night. Sometimes it's hard. hard for [00:08:06] even if we know the right thing to to [00:08:09] how how do you trust how do you know [00:08:11] what in your gut how do you how do you [00:08:13] know what that is that sensation you [00:08:15] know I I've I've always believed that [00:08:19] that human nature is such that [00:08:21] intellectually we know what the right [00:08:24] thing to do is even if we don't always [00:08:26] do the right thing because because it's [00:08:29] you maybe it's easier to do the wrong [00:08:32] thing maybe you get a temporary benefit [00:08:36] But deep down, we really know what the [00:08:38] right thing to do is. And I think that [00:08:40] even when it harms us personally, I've [00:08:43] been ruined. I I went bankrupt. [00:08:47] Friends and family members walked away [00:08:49] from me. I'm unemployable. I I have to [00:08:52] work for myself essentially. [00:08:55] But I like my life and I respect myself. [00:08:58] And I think for all of us, that's really [00:09:00] what it comes down to. Do you find that [00:09:01] people just one followup question to [00:09:03] that that people you're you hold a [00:09:06] mirror up to the other guys who didn't [00:09:09] make the difficult decisions that you [00:09:10] made therefore they kind of resent you [00:09:13] or they hate you because you have the [00:09:15] balls to do something they didn't do [00:09:17] >> I get that I the day after I blew the [00:09:19] whistle a a retired deputy director of [00:09:23] the CIA emailed me [00:09:24] >> and he said you've chosen a difficult [00:09:26] road [00:09:28] I only wish I had had the guts to do it [00:09:31] myself. [00:09:31] >> I only wish. [00:09:33] >> Or people will say to you, I can't do [00:09:36] what you do. [00:09:37] >> And your response is, yeah, you you [00:09:39] cover. [00:09:39] >> Everybody could do what I did. [00:09:41] >> Everybody could, but they choose. [00:09:43] >> You make a decision not to. [00:09:46] >> I don't know if we can save the country [00:09:47] unless people do what you do. [00:09:49] >> Thank you. [00:09:49] >> As hard as it is. [00:09:50] >> And you. [00:09:51] >> It's by the way, this is hard. [00:09:53] >> It is hard. [00:09:54] >> This is This is brutal. [00:09:56] >> Mhm. [00:09:57] >> Brutal. [00:09:58] I I don't mean to make a joke, but it's [00:10:01] like Shakespeare said, "Put all the [00:10:03] lawyers at the bottom of the ocean." I [00:10:04] don't I mean, I'm I'm I'm sorry, but I'm [00:10:07] not sorry. They profit off corruption [00:10:10] and human suffering. [00:10:12] >> And I'm trying to get lawyers hired [00:10:14] here. And if you're watching and you [00:10:15] want to work as a as a general counsel, [00:10:16] we'll pay we'll pay you quarter million [00:10:18] a year, $300,000 a year, but you're [00:10:20] still going to have to take a pay cut [00:10:22] from that $1,000 an hour. It's all about [00:10:24] greed, isn't it? [00:10:25] >> Yeah. And I could have had a life where [00:10:27] I where I made a million dollars a year [00:10:29] using my talents. [00:10:31] It's it's it's it's the thing that gets [00:10:33] me. It's the betrayal of the good people [00:10:35] that do nothing. The good people that do [00:10:38] nothing. All that is required for the [00:10:40] triumph of evil is for good people. I'm [00:10:42] not angry at the evil. I'm angry at the [00:10:44] good who do nothing. That's right. [00:10:45] >> Do you feel the same way? [00:10:46] >> I do 100%. [00:10:48] >> That's how I feel every day. [00:10:49] >> This is James O'Keefe. You know me for [00:10:51] exposing the truth and holding the [00:10:53] corrupt elite responsible and [00:10:55] accountable. However, today I want to [00:10:57] tell you about protecting your own [00:10:59] freedom, your finances. Right now, the [00:11:02] warning signs are everywhere. 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