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[00:00:05] Have you seen this uh FBI uncovers
[00:00:08] creepy home bolab packed with mystery
[00:00:11] vials in Vegas raid? Let me read. This
[00:00:13] is from uh Mario Knoff's site and then I
[00:00:16] looked. It's It's real. FBI agents
[00:00:18] stormed Las Vegas residents discovering
[00:00:20] refrigerators stuffed with unlabeled
[00:00:22] vials of unknown liquid suggesting a
[00:00:26] clandestine biological operation. The
[00:00:29] property links to JB Zoo, a Chinese
[00:00:33] national already facing charges for
[00:00:35] flooding the market with unapproved
[00:00:37] COVID and HIV test kits. This raid
[00:00:40] echoes his prior California fiasco where
[00:00:43] authorities found pathogen labels for
[00:00:45] Ebola and tuberculosis alongside a
[00:00:48] thousand neglected mice. Source:
[00:00:51] Futurism.
[00:00:53] Have you seen that?
[00:00:54] >> Yeah, I did. And they're saying the CDC
[00:00:56] has gone in and tested some of this
[00:00:58] stuff and they found 20 different things
[00:01:00] inside these little vials. And they're
[00:01:03] saying they found HIV,
[00:01:06] TB, that there was one fridge or
[00:01:08] something that had like a sticker on the
[00:01:10] outside that said Ebola. So, it's a
[00:01:12] little crazy.
[00:01:12] >> Well, I mean,
[00:01:13] >> pretty concerning.
[00:01:14] >> So, I mean, you're spun up on the
[00:01:17] Homeland Plot. Could this I mean it says
[00:01:20] Chinese national which is not generally
[00:01:22] what you cover but I mean but when I
[00:01:25] interviewed our mutual friend Jane
[00:01:29] she was talking about biological weapons
[00:01:31] that were being developed in caves and
[00:01:34] then she actually didn't even want to go
[00:01:35] too in depth on how nasty that stuff was
[00:01:39] cuz she didn't want to she want to
[00:01:41] create a a fear campaign you know.
[00:01:43] >> Yeah. So could this be
[00:01:44] >> that's a complicated thing. So, at least
[00:01:47] from the ones the CDC has put out, it
[00:01:49] does not match up with the ones in
[00:01:51] al-Qaeda's labs. So, al-Qaeda's labs,
[00:01:53] it's like sarin,
[00:01:56] anthrax, modified fentanyl, and that's
[00:02:00] at least not been any of the ones from
[00:02:02] this house. So, I do believe al-Qaeda
[00:02:05] has similar type of things on US soil,
[00:02:09] but I have not seen anything to say that
[00:02:12] is an al-Qaeda one. But yeah, I'd be
[00:02:14] very concerned because one of al-Qaeda's
[00:02:16] is in Nevada.
[00:02:17] >> One of what?
[00:02:18] >> Al-Qaeda's is in like one of their labs
[00:02:20] is in Nevada.
[00:02:22] >> Holy [ __ ] How do you know that?
[00:02:24] >> Because obviously we've been collecting
[00:02:25] on the plot and we heard about it.
[00:02:27] >> Where are the other labs? How many labs
[00:02:29] are there?
[00:02:30] >> So, I don't know how many labs there are
[00:02:31] total. Um, and not every lab has a
[00:02:34] chemical in it. That one does. Some labs
[00:02:37] are just to make like a suicide vest or
[00:02:39] IEDs. But unfortunately, some of the
[00:02:43] bombs do have chemical components. One
[00:02:46] is just the fact that some of them are
[00:02:49] using chemicals as the detonator. So
[00:02:51] they're binary. So you know like a glow
[00:02:53] stick. So there's a chemical in the vest
[00:02:55] and there's a chemical in a syringe. For
[00:02:57] example, you insert the syringe, the two
[00:02:59] chemicals mix together, it starts the
[00:03:01] detonation. So some bombs start that
[00:03:02] way. The best example is the aviation
[00:03:05] plot bombs. And then unfortunately,
[00:03:08] al-Qaeda is also saying they put a
[00:03:10] costic chemical in some of these bombs.
[00:03:13] So like let's say they set it off on a
[00:03:15] subway. So if you don't die from the
[00:03:17] explosion, you will die from whatever
[00:03:19] this costic chemical is, if you don't
[00:03:22] get air flow quick enough.
[00:03:24] >> Wow.
[00:03:25] >> And that's why we don't want to alarm
[00:03:27] people cuz when you start talking
[00:03:28] chemicals,
[00:03:29] >> that's very also [ __ ]
[00:03:33] >> genius. No,
[00:03:35] >> I mean unfortunately I mean to to just
[00:03:37] have that kind of contingent contingency
[00:03:40] plan for the people that
[00:03:41] >> that are just victims and not not dead
[00:03:44] victims, not KIA. I mean
[00:03:47] >> and remember now it's then a hazmat
[00:03:49] situation. So law enforcement can't
[00:03:50] immediately respond. Most most cities
[00:03:53] don't even really have any kind of
[00:03:55] hazmat response. So now you delay the
[00:03:58] entire emergency response too, which is
[00:04:01] also very smart. What do you What are
[00:04:02] you doing in the city still?
[00:04:05] >> Are you nuts?
[00:04:06] >> I don't really live in a city.
[00:04:07] >> Oh, yeah. I mean, I've never been
[00:04:09] >> kind of knows where I live, so does it
[00:04:10] really matter what house I'm in?
[00:04:12] >> I would move if I was you, but but uh
[00:04:15] man, have you been tracking this Epstein
[00:04:17] stuff?
[00:04:18] >> I mean, I've been reading, you know, as
[00:04:20] people put out. I haven't been going
[00:04:22] into the mockup. Did you see there's a
[00:04:24] whole mockup Gmail? It's genius.
[00:04:27] >> A what?
[00:04:27] >> So, someone made this website. is like
[00:04:30] jmail.com and you can sign in like
[00:04:33] you're in his account and you can scroll
[00:04:35] through the emails as they're dated. Go
[00:04:37] through the photos. It's all an exact
[00:04:39] copy.
[00:04:40] >> Are you sure?
[00:04:41] >> Yeah. So, you can search in the search
[00:04:42] bar like you're searching your emails.
[00:04:44] So, you can type like the name you're
[00:04:45] looking for and it'll pull the emails.
[00:04:47] Yeah. So, it's a whole exact copy of it.
[00:04:49] It's really interesting.
[00:04:51] >> What is this? Where is this?
[00:04:52] >> It's called Jmail.
[00:04:53] >> Jmail.
[00:04:54] >> And it's just this copy of Epstein's
[00:04:56] Gmail.
[00:04:58] Holy [ __ ] dude.
[00:05:00] >> People are really creative now.
[00:05:02] >> Some of the stuff you've seen in there.
[00:05:04] What What are you seeing? I've seen a
[00:05:05] lot.
[00:05:06] >> I know. I mean, I've seen a lot. The one
[00:05:08] issue, as you know, as people who
[00:05:10] collect intelligence, not everything
[00:05:12] you're going to see is true. Um, there's
[00:05:14] tips. Obviously, people flagging me on
[00:05:17] the terrorism stuff. Like, he put out
[00:05:19] one and it says Turkey is supporting all
[00:05:22] Nusra front. That was 2013. We knew that
[00:05:24] in 2012. So, he's saying real factual
[00:05:27] things in a lot of cases that are in the
[00:05:30] public at the time, but a lot of people
[00:05:31] are thinking, "Oh, he's giving up all
[00:05:33] these secrets." And it's like, "Guys,
[00:05:34] he's rambling on to every single person
[00:05:37] about world events." And so, but then
[00:05:39] they think he's a decision maker on
[00:05:40] those world events. So, I think that's
[00:05:42] been a discrepancy we've seen. Another
[00:05:44] one in the same email, he brings up ISIS
[00:05:46] and how the US kind of didn't do
[00:05:48] anything against ISIS when they went
[00:05:50] after, remember in Polarma when they
[00:05:51] went in, ISIS did and they started
[00:05:53] destroying all the antiquities. remember
[00:05:55] there was one of these famous um
[00:05:57] archaeologists and they tortured him to
[00:06:00] death cuz they had hidden some of them
[00:06:02] and he refused to give up the location.
[00:06:04] So anyway, it was horrible big news. US
[00:06:05] never went in and did anything. So he
[00:06:07] brought up how they didn't then but then
[00:06:09] there's no context. In 2013 we had no
[00:06:12] ISIS strategy. We all know this.
[00:06:14] Remember Obama told the CIA, I don't
[00:06:17] want to hear about ISIS. So when CIA
[00:06:19] would send their presidential daily
[00:06:21] briefs to Obama, like they could not
[00:06:23] include anything on ISIS. So people
[00:06:26] forget what was happening in real time.
[00:06:28] So now they're like, "Oh, US was working
[00:06:30] with ISIS." Like, "No, we just had no
[00:06:31] strategy because the president g didn't
[00:06:33] give a damn about him." So there are a
[00:06:35] lot of things I think missing in
[00:06:36] context. I think the thing that matters
[00:06:38] most though is they had plenty of
[00:06:41] evidence that he traffked children.
[00:06:43] >> I mean I think What do you I mean what
[00:06:45] do you make of this [ __ ] though? I feel
[00:06:47] I mean
[00:06:48] >> it's so when I when I when it dropped
[00:06:50] and I mean
[00:06:51] >> I felt like I was in an algorithm
[00:06:53] [ __ ] jail cuz it was every still is
[00:06:56] every single post coming through there.
[00:06:59] This person was eating babies and this
[00:07:01] person was
[00:07:02] >> raping kids and this person got an STD
[00:07:05] and gave it to his wife and wanted some
[00:07:07] magic [ __ ] antibiotic to slip her.
[00:07:10] But um
[00:07:11] >> she should go back again. She should get
[00:07:13] more money for her divorce.
[00:07:14] >> Yeah. No [ __ ]
[00:07:15] >> I'm serious.
[00:07:16] I mean, what do you make of that? Like,
[00:07:18] so I've asked you ever since ever since
[00:07:21] you started coming on the show, I've
[00:07:22] been asking you, what do you think about
[00:07:23] these Epstein files? And I think it gets
[00:07:26] into I think it gets into why we were
[00:07:31] maybe in the Middle East some of the
[00:07:32] stuff with Iran that's going on. I mean,
[00:07:35] it's looking more and more I I don't
[00:07:38] even know what to call it other than
[00:07:39] [ __ ] blackmail. Do does it make you
[00:07:43] question any of the stuff that you've
[00:07:45] been told or that you were diving into
[00:07:47] about I mean you're hard I [ __ ] hate
[00:07:51] Iran too. I hate him too. I don't think
[00:07:53] we should be interfering right now. But
[00:07:56] because I because of all this [ __ ] I
[00:07:58] mean does that does this make you think
[00:07:59] any different about Middle East policy
[00:08:03] and and what's going on over there and
[00:08:06] who's really pulling all the strings?
[00:08:08] Well, if you read Epstein's files, the
[00:08:10] person pulling the strings is Cutter. I
[00:08:13] mean, Cutter's rough has 2,000 times in
[00:08:14] it. So, I I think people are choosing
[00:08:17] the ones they want to read and
[00:08:18] highlighting those, if that makes sense,
[00:08:20] instead of understanding. So,Qatar is in
[00:08:24] control of the Middle East, right?
[00:08:25] That's the
[00:08:25] >> So, hold on, hold on. What What does it
[00:08:27] say? What is What is What does it say?
[00:08:30] >> Well, it's like one of the main princes
[00:08:32] was really close um to Epstein. But the
[00:08:34] thing is
[00:08:36] people
[00:08:37] >> So was the former prime minister of
[00:08:38] [ __ ] Israel.
[00:08:39] >> Well, that's the thing. So the problem
[00:08:42] with this that people are not
[00:08:44] understanding is unfortunately
[00:08:46] the elites are extremely perverted. So
[00:08:49] I've known this for a long time. So none
[00:08:50] of this is surprising to me. Like you
[00:08:52] stay away from the elites cuz they are
[00:08:54] not good people. They are in the
[00:08:55] positions they are in because they're
[00:08:57] corrupt. They commit these crimes.
[00:08:58] They're involved in child trafficking.
[00:09:01] They've involved in corruption. Like I
[00:09:04] have always viewed these people this way
[00:09:05] if that makes sense. So to me this is
[00:09:08] that universe. So for them to act like
[00:09:10] oh Jeffrey Epstein is like blackmailing
[00:09:12] them all and controlling them. These
[00:09:15] people do this every day of their life.
[00:09:16] Sean, you didn't need Jeffrey Epstein to
[00:09:18] like lure them in to sleep with a
[00:09:20] 12-year-old. They're doing it in other
[00:09:22] locations, too. Now that gets ignored
[00:09:24] completely. They're not just doing it on
[00:09:26] Jeffrey Epste.
[00:09:27] >> I would not disagree with you on that.
[00:09:29] >> They're doing it in the Middle East.
[00:09:30] They're doing it in Thailand. That
[00:09:31] doesn't mean they're on camera
[00:09:33] >> where on the other places that they go.
[00:09:35] They're all on [ __ ] camera here.
[00:09:38] >> I just think that
[00:09:41] >> I think it's way more common
[00:09:42] unfortunately than people realize. And I
[00:09:45] don't actually think he was doing it
[00:09:47] purely to blackmail him. I think he was
[00:09:49] doing for influence, money,
[00:09:50] relationships. Like a lot of these
[00:09:52] people are his friends, Sean.
[00:09:53] >> Mhm.
[00:09:53] >> Um and I So I think everybody's calling
[00:09:56] an intelligence operation. None of these
[00:09:57] documents show that at all. First off,
[00:09:59] no
[00:10:00] >> I
[00:10:02] no have you seen proof that he is an
[00:10:05] asset for an entire organization?
[00:10:07] >> I have not seen people's assumptions.
[00:10:10] Even there's a picture he's in this in
[00:10:12] this room and it's um there's all these
[00:10:14] crates that say CIA and people say, "Oh,
[00:10:16] it proves he's in CIA." That's not a
[00:10:18] room of CIA. That's a room if you work
[00:10:21] for a company and you're making
[00:10:23] clothing, you can only make certain
[00:10:25] clothes to send to the United States and
[00:10:27] Europe markets and you mark them CIA.
[00:10:29] He's literally in a clothing factory and
[00:10:32] those are the bins with the clothing
[00:10:34] approved to sell to the US government
[00:10:37] like certified industrial standards or
[00:10:39] whatever it's called. But because they
[00:10:40] say CIA is approved, look, he's in a CIA
[00:10:42] office and CIA is marked all over. It's
[00:10:44] like that's not a CIA location. So the
[00:10:47] problem is people are reading little
[00:10:49] pieces and then they're making
[00:10:52] assumptions and assessments without the
[00:10:54] totality of circumstances. And remember
[00:10:56] Trump said this was his concern with the
[00:10:58] Epstein files because think about this
[00:11:01] one whole thing is this giant
[00:11:03] spreadsheet. I don't know if you saw
[00:11:04] this and the spreadsheet was of you
[00:11:07] could call into this tip line and give
[00:11:09] tips on Epstein and that's the one where
[00:11:11] they're cutting off feet. Now, when I
[00:11:13] was on the Benghazi committee, they
[00:11:14] would let me go through that spreadsheet
[00:11:16] because I didn't have to answer the
[00:11:17] calls, but they say, "Look at it. You
[00:11:18] worked in Benghazi." I would say 90% of
[00:11:21] the people that called into our Benghazi
[00:11:23] tip line when I was on the committee
[00:11:25] were crazy lunatics and nothing they
[00:11:29] said was true. Now, you have this entire
[00:11:31] spreadsheet there and then people assume
[00:11:34] everything in there is true. So,
[00:11:36] >> we have to be a little careful with
[00:11:38] that. Now, 100% Jeffrey Epstein traffic
[00:11:40] children, raped them. Unfortunately,
[00:11:44] with some of these contacts, these
[00:11:46] people, there's people in his contacts
[00:11:47] who run organizations who take care of
[00:11:51] orphan children. They protect children
[00:11:53] without parents. I mean, it sounds like
[00:11:55] some of those children were coming from
[00:11:56] those locations, which is a problem
[00:11:58] because he's targeting children without
[00:12:01] means. So, that's why everyone is like,
[00:12:05] "Oh, well, why do all these women not
[00:12:07] come forward?" where years ago they had
[00:12:09] to sign NDAs. They had to sign NDAs
[00:12:11] because they had no money to get the
[00:12:14] kind of lawyers you need to go up
[00:12:16] against the elite. So they take what
[00:12:18] 100K that shuts them up. And that's why
[00:12:21] you victimize poor people because they
[00:12:24] have no platform to ever come after you.
[00:12:27] >> I didn't even know about the NDAs. We
[00:12:29] just did this thing with this Christian
[00:12:32] camp. Have you heard about this?
[00:12:34] >> I mean, I heard of your show covered it.
[00:12:37] Same thing. Settlement. NDAs can never
[00:12:40] talk about the sexual abuse ever again.
[00:12:43] >> They're trying to They sent me a cease
[00:12:45] and desist. They want to sue me. They
[00:12:46] want a public apology. I said, "Sorry, I
[00:12:48] don't I I don't negotiate with
[00:12:50] pedophiles."
[00:12:51] >> Yeah. Yeah. Obviously. But why do we
[00:12:54] have a law system that someone can sign
[00:12:57] a paper from when they were a kid saying
[00:12:59] something didn't happen and when they're
[00:13:00] 40 years old, they can't do anything
[00:13:02] about it? When you're young, you don't
[00:13:04] understand.
[00:13:05] um the legal system or any of you don't
[00:13:09] understand anything. Nobody understands
[00:13:11] to sign me anything. Um so yeah, so I
[00:13:14] find that very very frustrating, but
[00:13:15] that's what a lot of these Epstein
[00:13:17] victims are stuck under. That's why
[00:13:19] people were hoping Congress were going
[00:13:22] to read, you know, the the list of
[00:13:24] people who did harm against them on the
[00:13:26] floor because Congress doesn't fall
[00:13:29] under any of those rules. They can
[00:13:31] actually do that. But none of these
[00:13:32] women can who sign these NDAs like
[00:13:34] they'll throw these law firms after
[00:13:36] them.
[00:13:36] >> So, let me ask you this back to the
[00:13:38] Epstein stuff cuz I I
[00:13:40] >> I love I love this about you and I hate
[00:13:42] this about you. You only go off fact.
[00:13:45] You don't look any you don't look at any
[00:13:47] context and but but I get it uh from
[00:13:50] what you used to do. But what I mean how
[00:13:52] would your opinion let's say
[00:13:54] hypothetically it comes out that Epstein
[00:13:56] was a MSAD agent. I think that that
[00:13:58] [ __ ] dude was a MSAD agent. What
[00:14:01] would that change your opinion about
[00:14:03] Middle East policy?
[00:14:04] >> I mean, it would, but I haven't seen
[00:14:06] anything that he's a MSAD agent. And at
[00:14:08] the end of the day, everything I've seen
[00:14:11] is what every one of these people do. I
[00:14:14] know it sounds really horrible.
[00:14:15] Remember, I have met these world
[00:14:16] leaders.
[00:14:18] >> They're disgusting human beings. I know
[00:14:21] it's really horrible to say. I mean,
[00:14:22] you're right.
[00:14:23] >> You don't exactly have to blackmail
[00:14:24] them. They do these things publicly.
[00:14:26] They have these sex parties publicly.
[00:14:28] They bring children in all the time to
[00:14:30] the Middle East. I don't know why people
[00:14:31] act like you need a Jeffrey Epstein.
[00:14:33] There's there's girls on planes right
[00:14:35] now going to Saudi, you know, who are
[00:14:37] teenagers. So, I just I do think people
[00:14:42] think he's in the control of a universe
[00:14:44] when he's 1% of a gigantic universe. And
[00:14:48] that's our problem because we're letting
[00:14:50] these people rule us. We're voting them
[00:14:52] into power and they are not like us. And
[00:14:56] we have to get people to understand
[00:14:58] there's elites and there's us. And you
[00:15:00] can't just say, "Oh, this one elitees
[00:15:02] different than the rest and they're
[00:15:03] gonna save us." No, I'm sorry. Like, you
[00:15:06] have to push them out in some way
[00:15:09] because they will never align with our
[00:15:11] values ever.
[00:15:12] >> Yeah, man. It's it's so [ __ ] bad. I
[00:15:16] wonder if we even have a country
[00:15:18] anymore. But, you know,
[00:15:19] >> it's so corrupt.
[00:15:20] >> It's it's
[00:15:20] >> But this is just one angle of the
[00:15:22] corruption, too. You know, I mean,
[00:15:23] there's thousands of angles, sadly. I
[00:15:25] mean, they harm people in so many ways
[00:15:27] all over the world.
[00:15:29] >> Yeah, man. Let's get to uh let's get to
[00:15:33] what we're what we're here for today.
[00:15:35] Sarah Adams, former CIA targeting
[00:15:38] officer with years on the front lines of
[00:15:40] counterterrorism, known by your call
[00:15:42] sign, Superbad, former senior adviser to
[00:15:46] the US House Select Committee on
[00:15:47] Benghazi, co-author of Benghazi Know Thy
[00:15:51] Enemy, where you and your team
[00:15:52] identified the masterminds behind the
[00:15:55] 2012 attacks on our embassy. and now
[00:16:00] host of the watch floor, the very first
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[00:16:08] Congratulations.
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[00:16:19] >> I didn't know they made these type of
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[00:16:25] >> Congratulations.
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[00:16:29] >> Dude, you've been killing it.
[00:16:31] >> Yeah, you're my boss now. So, does that
[00:16:33] change like this interview?
[00:16:35] >> I'm not your boss.
[00:16:36] >> No, no, this actually Now, now that I'm
[00:16:37] thinking about this is a little confu.
[00:16:41] >> Is there a power role in your position
[00:16:43] over there today? Yeah. Like, I can't
[00:16:45] mess up this interview. This is very
[00:16:46] nice. Thank you.
[00:16:48] >> We are honored uh to have you in the
[00:16:50] network and you're you are killing it.
[00:16:53] It's awesome. I knew you would. Your
[00:16:55] information is just
[00:16:57] out of this world. It's it's it's it's
[00:16:59] awesome. But um so you know, we got a a
[00:17:02] Patreon account
[00:17:04] >> and u
[00:17:05] >> and now I'm in it so I see every
[00:17:07] comment. I'm just letting everyone else
[00:17:09] know that too.
[00:17:11] >> So this is uh from Roland Morocco. A lot
[00:17:15] of intel coming out of Iran now is being
[00:17:18] provided by the National Council of
[00:17:20] Resistance in Iran. Can we trust the Can
[00:17:23] we trust the credibility of the intel
[00:17:25] due to the NR the NCRI having their own
[00:17:28] agenda for Iran and the resistance?
[00:17:31] >> Yeah, I mean just for the viewers, he's
[00:17:32] referring to mech and mech
[00:17:36] really was designated for a long time a
[00:17:39] terrorist organization.
[00:17:41] It's not exactly aligned with if we want
[00:17:44] like democratic values in a place, but
[00:17:46] unfortunately mech has long lobbyed in
[00:17:49] DC and they have put money in the
[00:17:53] pockets of a lot of our politicians. So,
[00:17:56] as you can imagine, if you're talking
[00:17:57] about a free Iran or a postto Iran,
[00:18:00] you're worried about mech because
[00:18:02] they've made all these influences and
[00:18:04] you don't really want to watch the
[00:18:06] country handed a mech. you want the
[00:18:08] country to maybe go into some sort of
[00:18:10] democracy or even have the king involved
[00:18:12] and they putting together some sort of
[00:18:14] joint sharing government. So there are
[00:18:16] people who are concerned. When I was on
[00:18:18] the hill, I got invited to it was
[00:18:21] supposed to be an Iranian cultural
[00:18:23] event. It was like a holiday that day in
[00:18:25] Iran and so I went to it cuz you know
[00:18:27] there was going to be food. Iranian food
[00:18:30] is really good, right? Persians make
[00:18:32] good food. So I was like, "Okay, I'll go
[00:18:33] for the food." And the funny thing is I
[00:18:35] went in there and I was in there about
[00:18:36] 15 minutes and I realized, oh my gosh,
[00:18:38] this whole event is hosted by Mech and
[00:18:40] it was up on the hill. Um, so they
[00:18:43] unfortunately are lobbyists just like
[00:18:44] the Taliban are lobbyists. And so you go
[00:18:46] to watch these people because like he's
[00:18:48] saying, well, what about the information
[00:18:50] coming from them? Of course, then it's
[00:18:52] influenced.
[00:18:53] >> So he's making a very good point. You
[00:18:55] always have to understand where
[00:18:56] information comes from. So you're not
[00:18:58] just taking in the influenced
[00:19:00] information. Now the good thing with
[00:19:01] Iran especially because of Starlink we
[00:19:04] are getting ground truth from regular
[00:19:07] people in Iran and so we are in a good
[00:19:09] situation. We don't have to sit and wait
[00:19:11] around for this group to put out what's
[00:19:12] happening because of Starlink when
[00:19:14] someone can get to it and access it. We
[00:19:17] are getting you know what people are
[00:19:19] saying on the ground. So that's very
[00:19:20] very good.
[00:19:21] >> Interesting. How's our buddy Joe Kent
[00:19:23] doing?
[00:19:24] >> I mean I think Joe's doing a really good
[00:19:26] job. My argument always with Joe Kent is
[00:19:29] why do you take someone with his
[00:19:32] experience and put him in charge of an
[00:19:34] analytic organization? I actually would
[00:19:36] like to see Joe Kent in charge of our
[00:19:39] whole counterterrorism policy cuz you
[00:19:40] know who is Sebastian Gorka.
[00:19:43] >> Our buddy Sebastian Gorka.
[00:19:45] >> I know. Like you have Joe Kent. Why
[00:19:47] would you take a guy who never really
[00:19:49] worked terrorism and put him the job
[00:19:50] when you have a Joe Kent? So that
[00:19:52] >> Here's why. Here's why. You want to know
[00:19:54] why? Because Joe Kent has a [ __ ] mind
[00:19:56] of his own. I know. That's why he cannot
[00:19:59] be controlled. He's true to himself and
[00:20:02] that's why the [ __ ] he's not in charge
[00:20:04] of all of it. I can't say the other for
[00:20:06] the other guy.
[00:20:06] >> Yeah. And so I find it frustrating
[00:20:08] because someone like him could be a lot
[00:20:11] more effective and they have him in
[00:20:12] charge of NCTC. So maybe we'll get lucky
[00:20:15] and they'll expand his role because I do
[00:20:18] think he could really go and kick some
[00:20:20] ass if
[00:20:21] >> I know, man. I know. I know.
[00:20:25] I talk to him still, but I'm not going
[00:20:26] to say anything, but um
[00:20:28] >> Yeah.
[00:20:28] >> Yeah. We don't want
[00:20:29] >> I know you do, too.
[00:20:30] >> We don't want to throw around people's
[00:20:31] gossip.
[00:20:32] >> But the thing is, as you know, I've
[00:20:34] always shared information on this
[00:20:37] homeland plot all across the government,
[00:20:39] but as you know, different pieces of the
[00:20:42] government action it very different.
[00:20:44] Some do nothing, some give you a hard
[00:20:45] time about it, some are supportive. And
[00:20:48] so, it's very, very frustrating. Who's
[00:20:49] supportive about it? So,
[00:20:51] >> well, to be honest,
[00:20:52] >> I haven't found that department yet.
[00:20:53] >> Well, to be honest, I feel the DNI has
[00:20:55] been somewhat supportive. I've actually
[00:20:57] felt Customs and Border Protection has
[00:20:59] been very supportive and ATF has
[00:21:01] actually been supportive.
[00:21:02] >> Wow.
[00:21:02] >> Um, who hasn't been supportive though?
[00:21:04] FBI, who FBI is in charge of finding
[00:21:07] these terrorists on US soil. So, FBI is
[00:21:09] the biggest hurdle to stopping the US
[00:21:11] homeland plot, which is crazy
[00:21:14] >> because they should be the biggest ally
[00:21:16] to stopping the plot.
[00:21:17] >> Yeah. I mean, who know? Yeah, it's
[00:21:20] >> it's the craziest thing I've ever seen.
[00:21:21] >> It's the FBI, dude.
[00:21:23] >> I know, but it's like you really don't
[00:21:25] want to stop a massive terrorist plot.
[00:21:26] You really just want to find these dinky
[00:21:28] dumb asses on the internet and say, "We
[00:21:30] caught a guy who's inspired." Like, how
[00:21:33] do you have such little respect in your
[00:21:35] job that you only go for cannon fodder?
[00:21:38] >> Everybody's just looking for a pat on
[00:21:39] the back.
[00:21:40] >> I know. It's so cute.
[00:21:41] >> Nobody really gives a [ __ ]
[00:21:42] >> Oh, they should put me in charge of that
[00:21:44] organization. It would be ended in a
[00:21:46] week. They should.
[00:21:48] Good. Then we only have a week of not
[00:21:50] watching the watch for.
[00:21:52] >> So
[00:21:53] >> I could come in and live stream while I
[00:21:55] fire people.
[00:21:56] >> All right, let's move. So funding the
[00:21:59] Taliban.
[00:22:00] >> Yes. Still happening.
[00:22:05] >> Still happening. We're we're we're you
[00:22:07] know what I'm getting tired of is
[00:22:09] watching all these politicians
[00:22:11] >> use it and bat it around on their
[00:22:13] [ __ ] ex account. It's just And you
[00:22:15] know what? I'm [ __ ] sick of it. It's
[00:22:17] just like just shut up and get it done.
[00:22:20] How about do that?
[00:22:21] >> In my context took it took what? 36
[00:22:24] [ __ ] hours to withdraw completely
[00:22:26] from Afghanistan, leaving hundreds of
[00:22:29] millions of dollars of equipment,
[00:22:31] countless lives [ __ ] killed, our
[00:22:33] allies being executed, having their
[00:22:35] heads chopped off, their balls chopped
[00:22:37] off, [ __ ] murdered in front of their
[00:22:39] wife and kids, and then they murdered
[00:22:41] their wife and kids. That took 36 hours
[00:22:43] to make this decision. We're funding
[00:22:46] those people. We've been trying to get
[00:22:47] this push through for what? Two years
[00:22:49] now. Two years.
[00:22:51] >> Exactly.
[00:22:51] >> And it's still just getting batted
[00:22:53] around on X.
[00:22:54] >> Hey, let's let's talk about it. Let's
[00:22:56] bring it up. Let's make it a [ __ ]
[00:22:58] campaign thing. Let's not do anything
[00:23:00] about it. I'm [ __ ] sick of this [ __ ]
[00:23:03] man. Yeah.
[00:23:03] >> What's what is how how the [ __ ] does it
[00:23:07] take two years to make a to make a
[00:23:09] decision to keep to quit funding the
[00:23:12] Taliban 40 to 80 87 mill maybe more now?
[00:23:16] 87 million a week. A week.
[00:23:19] >> Mhm.
[00:23:20] Yeah. I mean there's multiple hiccups in
[00:23:23] this and it's so frustrating. So first
[00:23:25] off the biggest chunk the
[00:23:26] counterterrorism dollars which is the 47
[00:23:28] cuz the 40 is humanitarian. So the 47
[00:23:31] million is in the Doha deal. The problem
[00:23:34] with the Doha deal is that was a deal
[00:23:36] brokered by Mike Pompeo and the last
[00:23:39] Trump administration. So obviously the
[00:23:41] administration does not want to end the
[00:23:43] deal because they don't want to make it
[00:23:45] look like they messed up even though
[00:23:47] it's a horrible deal and it should be
[00:23:48] cancelled immediately. So that
[00:23:50] >> So that's what it is. It's ego.
[00:23:52] >> So we're paying the [ __ ] Taliban
[00:23:55] >> Yes.
[00:23:56] damn near hund00 million a week because
[00:23:59] somebody doesn't want to hurt their
[00:24:01] [ __ ] ego and admit that they made a
[00:24:03] mistake.
[00:24:03] >> Yeah. The other issue is wow,
[00:24:06] >> they're basically trying to get us not
[00:24:08] to talk about it. So like in the summer
[00:24:10] Marco Rubio literally told Congress they
[00:24:12] stopped the money which wasn't true. And
[00:24:14] then
[00:24:14] >> that wasn't true.
[00:24:15] >> No, of course it wasn't true.
[00:24:16] >> He lied.
[00:24:17] >> Well, it gets better. So then he goes
[00:24:19] and tells I don't know if you saw this a
[00:24:21] month or two ago, Anna Pina Luna, who's
[00:24:23] my congresswoman, that the money stopped
[00:24:25] and he ended it. She goes out and gives
[00:24:27] like a press conference. So then I'm
[00:24:29] like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. So I
[00:24:31] actually got really pissed cuz she's
[00:24:33] like, Marco Rubio said we stopped the
[00:24:34] money. So I was like, screw it. So I
[00:24:36] actually put my own resources into
[00:24:37] collecting the next payment. And that's
[00:24:39] how I got the January 12th payment that
[00:24:42] we dropped off in the Doha office, 87
[00:24:44] million cash. But I invested my own
[00:24:47] funds into collecting that payment to
[00:24:49] prove that was a lie. But can you
[00:24:51] imagine Americans are having to go
[00:24:53] overseas and collect intelligence to
[00:24:56] prove our government's lying to the
[00:24:57] American people?
[00:24:59] >> How did you Hold on. How did you find
[00:25:00] that info?
[00:25:01] >> I collected it myself.
[00:25:03] >> How?
[00:25:04] >> In the DOA Taliban office.
[00:25:08] >> Uh so yeah. So good luck sending the
[00:25:10] next payment, America. Don't tell
[00:25:12] Americans you haven't you've stopped cuz
[00:25:13] I'm collecting the next payment too.
[00:25:18] >> And I'm almost to the point I think
[00:25:19] there's I think there's actually
[00:25:22] >> seriously I'm getting really pissed off
[00:25:23] cuz what they do is the money goes there
[00:25:25] and then it goes out in multiple ways.
[00:25:28] >> Oh, I'm I'm being
[00:25:29] >> So you can basically hijack it and steal
[00:25:32] it. So I'm at to the point I'm like I
[00:25:35] might just steal 20 million for fun. I I
[00:25:37] think that the this whole we're not
[00:25:40] paying our taxes movement is getting
[00:25:42] bigger and bigger and bigger by the day.
[00:25:44] I mean, I saw like the Somali stuff.
[00:25:47] You've seen that?
[00:25:47] >> Of course,
[00:25:48] >> funding the Taliban, funding pretty much
[00:25:51] all of Somalia and the terrorist
[00:25:54] organizations that are there.
[00:25:55] >> Remember, that's just our domestic
[00:25:57] programs that go to people in America.
[00:26:00] But remember, we also fund the Somali
[00:26:02] government. So the you're only seeing
[00:26:06] one pot even when we talk about the
[00:26:08] programs here and the scams here. We're
[00:26:10] also just giving billions to a failed
[00:26:12] state of Somalia and some of that money
[00:26:14] goes to al-Shabaab as well. So the other
[00:26:16] thing people forget too is there's not
[00:26:18] just one pocket. So let let's talk about
[00:26:20] the Taliban for a minute. So we talk
[00:26:21] about and legend talks about
[00:26:23] humanitarian dollars 40 million. Then of
[00:26:25] course I told you the 47 million in
[00:26:27] counterterrorism dollars. We fund the
[00:26:29] Taliban through the UN on top of that
[00:26:31] through the World Bank, through M which
[00:26:34] is migration world food program. You
[00:26:36] know the World Food Program as I said
[00:26:38] brings all the food to al-Qaeda's
[00:26:40] terrorist camps. So we fund the Taliban
[00:26:43] in multiple additional buckets in
[00:26:45] addition to the 87 million a week. So we
[00:26:48] have to go find every bucket and stop
[00:26:50] the money to every bucket. I mean this
[00:26:52] is going to take years to to end this
[00:26:54] money. It's insane.
[00:26:58] This is
[00:27:00] Meanwhile, we got people starving on the
[00:27:02] streets here. Our cities, our [ __ ]
[00:27:04] wasteland. It It's just I just
[00:27:08] What happened, man?
[00:27:10] >> Corruption.
[00:27:11] >> What happened?
[00:27:12] >> We put the worst people in our
[00:27:13] government and they stayed there.
[00:27:17] >> So, where are we with this Taliban
[00:27:19] funding thing? I know it's it's what
[00:27:21] stuck in the Senate or what they voted
[00:27:23] to vote on it or something. I can't
[00:27:25] even. It's just like the [ __ ] is this?
[00:27:26] >> Congress is a nightmare. So what it was,
[00:27:28] it was sitting in a committee in the
[00:27:31] Senate and they had to prove it to go to
[00:27:34] the floor. So they finally moved it out
[00:27:36] of that committee and now it's going to
[00:27:38] go to the floor. So we're still waiting
[00:27:40] then on a full Senate vote.
[00:27:41] >> Who's the one senator that's against
[00:27:43] this?
[00:27:44] >> So
[00:27:44] >> is it I can't remember.
[00:27:45] >> Well, it wasn't exactly There was a
[00:27:47] couple senators. The issue was a staff
[00:27:49] member and his name is Tom West. So, a
[00:27:52] lot of people know Tom West from doing
[00:27:53] the withdrawal because at the time he
[00:27:55] was basically like the US government's
[00:27:58] official representative to the Taliban.
[00:28:00] Obviously, the new administration came
[00:28:02] in and Tulsa Gabard pulled his security
[00:28:05] clearance cuz he's a snake. He's a
[00:28:06] Taliban lobbyist. So, she's like, "You
[00:28:08] don't need a classified clearance." So,
[00:28:10] then he got picked up by this committee
[00:28:12] in the Senate and he now works on the
[00:28:14] Hill cuz that's how our system works.
[00:28:16] Um, and so he's a huge lobbyist. his
[00:28:19] wife is actually in a Taliban family. So
[00:28:22] this is corruption enriching themselves,
[00:28:24] all that type of thing. So he's been the
[00:28:26] huge hiccup in the Senate, but there is
[00:28:29] also some sort of hiccup and we don't
[00:28:31] know who it is in the White House who's
[00:28:33] supportive of the Taliban because
[00:28:35] remember we
[00:28:36] >> G I wonder who that could be.
[00:28:37] >> So remember we have another
[00:28:39] >> Doha deal was done when
[00:28:41] >> exactly Doha deal is a problem. But
[00:28:42] remember besides a Doha deal, what's the
[00:28:44] other big problem? Who could be in the
[00:28:46] White House that has a huge ego that
[00:28:48] refuses to admit they're wrong about
[00:28:49] [ __ ] I [ __ ] wonder.
[00:28:51] >> Well, that's the other problem, though.
[00:28:54] We have Americans held by the Taliban.
[00:28:56] Think about it. Think about the last
[00:28:57] year. We've heard a lot about saving
[00:29:00] hostages in Gaza even when no Americans
[00:29:02] are left. We had to save obviously
[00:29:04] hostages in Venezuela. When have you
[00:29:06] heard the administration talk about our
[00:29:08] Americans in Afghanistan this whole last
[00:29:10] year? When? When one discussion?
[00:29:12] >> Never.
[00:29:13] >> It's insanity. That's a problem because
[00:29:15] someone in the White House is supportive
[00:29:17] in some way of the Taliban. Now, I don't
[00:29:19] know if you saw, but in September 5th,
[00:29:21] Trump actually signed an executive order
[00:29:23] and it was something like state sponsor
[00:29:26] of wrongful persons. Did you see this?
[00:29:29] >> Mhm.
[00:29:29] >> So, anyway, it was executive order to
[00:29:32] put different pressures on countries
[00:29:35] holding Americans. It would be like cut
[00:29:37] off the money you're sending to them,
[00:29:40] block um people with US passports
[00:29:42] traveling there, etc. So, they have this
[00:29:45] law in the books and they're not using
[00:29:47] against the Taliban. Well, why wouldn't
[00:29:48] you be using a tal against the Taliban?
[00:29:50] It was written to get Americans out of
[00:29:53] wrongful custody. We have two Americans
[00:29:56] alive in Taliban custody and then we
[00:29:58] have a third that likely is dead and we
[00:30:00] need his body returned. So you have a
[00:30:03] law in place and you can use it in Gaza,
[00:30:06] you can use it in Venezuela, but you
[00:30:08] can't use it in Afghanistan. So that's
[00:30:09] super super frustrating.
[00:30:10] >> Who are they?
[00:30:11] >> So we have obviously Makmma Shahhabibi,
[00:30:14] who I've told you about. The al-Qaeda is
[00:30:18] charging him with the death of its last
[00:30:21] leader, Dr. Iman Alzawihiri. So he's
[00:30:23] being tortured and all that type of
[00:30:25] stuff. And then we have um Dennis Cole.
[00:30:29] Um he's an older American. So Dennis
[00:30:31] Cole's been in custody literally the
[00:30:33] last year. Nobody's hardly said anything
[00:30:35] about it. Like just last month his
[00:30:37] family I think started talking about it,
[00:30:38] but Taliban, I don't even know if
[00:30:40] they've charged him with anything. So
[00:30:41] they clearly have no working court
[00:30:43] system. Um and then unfortunately the
[00:30:46] last person's Paul Overby and he I don't
[00:30:49] know if you know he was a writer and he
[00:30:51] actually wrote about the first Afghan
[00:30:52] war. So he put out a book I think it was
[00:30:54] like holy blood in the '9s and he wrote
[00:30:56] about the Soviet Afghan war. Well, he
[00:30:59] was back over there. This is a long time
[00:31:00] ago now. He's been in custody or he's
[00:31:02] deceased for 11 years. So, he went back
[00:31:04] over to do research for his book. He
[00:31:07] left Afghanistan traveling to Wazeristan
[00:31:09] to interview Siraj Shadin Hakani who
[00:31:12] helped capture Makmun Shahhabibi and
[00:31:14] then he went missing. So, they thought
[00:31:17] originally he was dead and then do you
[00:31:19] remember that jerk David Roodie?
[00:31:21] >> No.
[00:31:22] >> So, there was this guy I swear he
[00:31:24] purposely got um captured by the Hakani.
[00:31:26] American David Roodie and he was
[00:31:30] captured and then all this stuff went on
[00:31:33] the these people paid off a bunch of
[00:31:34] people and he gets released. So he gets
[00:31:37] released. Actually Boon was on the team
[00:31:39] that picked him up when he got released
[00:31:40] by the Acon. So people think he was
[00:31:42] rescued. He wasn't. He was released for
[00:31:43] a ton of money.
[00:31:44] >> So anyway, when he comes out he says I
[00:31:47] saw Paul in custody. So that was about
[00:31:49] 2019. But there are a lot of people.
[00:31:51] He's in his 80s now. Paul, so a lot of
[00:31:53] people think he's deceased. So the US
[00:31:55] government wants like his re remains in
[00:31:58] his case. So we know two are alive for
[00:32:00] sure. But again, no American knows any
[00:32:03] of these names except maybe Habibi
[00:32:05] because I've said it a couple times. But
[00:32:06] it's very very frustrating. That's like
[00:32:08] no one cares. The other part is so
[00:32:10] Habibi luckily has a $5 million bounty.
[00:32:14] There was a $5 million bounty to get
[00:32:16] Paul
[00:32:18] Dennis. There's zero bounty. How do you
[00:32:21] not have a $5 million bounty to return
[00:32:23] him if you have a $5 million bounty for
[00:32:25] the other two? Our hostage diplomacy is
[00:32:27] one of the craziest things you've ever
[00:32:29] seen. There's like no plan. It's all
[00:32:31] over the place. Terrorists get anything
[00:32:33] they want.
[00:32:34] >> How can nobody be talking about the fact
[00:32:37] that Taliban is holding American
[00:32:39] hostages while we pay them yes
[00:32:42] >> $87 million a week. And we have a law
[00:32:45] that can stop the money today, the one
[00:32:48] passed in September, if they're holding
[00:32:50] it American.
[00:32:50] >> And the White House is interfering with
[00:32:52] this too.
[00:32:53] >> Yes, they're allowing this continue with
[00:32:56] the Taliban.
[00:32:57] This weakness towards the Taliban is
[00:32:59] like one of the most insane things I've
[00:33:01] ever seen. Um, and remember, one of
[00:33:03] these Americans is literally being
[00:33:05] tortured tortured. Like they've had to
[00:33:07] bring him to the hospital to revive him
[00:33:09] to continue his torture.
[00:33:11] >> Holy [ __ ] I mean, it's one of the most
[00:33:13] frustrating things. And then even a lot
[00:33:15] of people in the government are like,
[00:33:16] "We don't know if he's still alive."
[00:33:18] Dude's still alive, but he's barely
[00:33:19] hanging on because you guys won't
[00:33:21] [ __ ] make a deal to get him released.
[00:33:24] >> I hope you do an episode on this.
[00:33:26] >> It's super frustrating.
[00:33:28] >> It's It's just
[00:33:30] >> I mean, the whole hostage diplomacy, you
[00:33:32] really should bring some people in, some
[00:33:34] of these families or some people go do
[00:33:35] the negotiations. It is an entire train
[00:33:38] wreck. And we knew this years ago. Do
[00:33:41] you remember Kayla Mueller?
[00:33:42] >> Mhm.
[00:33:42] >> So, she was the one um the head of ICE
[00:33:45] um head of ISIS was holding her, right?
[00:33:47] I think it was Baghdaddy and he was she
[00:33:49] was unfortunately probably his sex slave
[00:33:51] or whatever. And his the State
[00:33:53] Department told the family, "Don't say
[00:33:54] she's kidnapped." And they waited
[00:33:56] forever and then they made all this
[00:33:58] stuff and she ended dying, right? And
[00:33:59] then the family came out after and said
[00:34:01] all the crazy stuff that went wrong. Bob
[00:34:03] Levenson's another great example who
[00:34:05] died in Iranian custody, you know, um
[00:34:08] they even passed the law because that
[00:34:09] went so bad on how so hostage diplomacy
[00:34:12] is just
[00:34:14] insane. Like we do not do this properly.
[00:34:17] And remember, these are Americans that
[00:34:18] we're trying to save in these places,
[00:34:21] >> dude. I just I just you know
[00:34:25] >> when we gave those billions to Iran, we
[00:34:28] literally didn't make it contingent on
[00:34:30] Bob Levenson who was alive then being
[00:34:32] released. So we're handing this cash to
[00:34:34] all these people as they hold Americans.
[00:34:38] >> Let's move on. Let's move on to You did
[00:34:42] a video on the most dangerous
[00:34:45] influencers. I didn't get to watch that
[00:34:47] one yet. What? What? What is But I know
[00:34:50] my name wasn't on the list.
[00:34:52] >> No, these are really dumb people. Sean
[00:34:54] Sean.
[00:34:55] >> So, these are the influencers like
[00:34:58] >> my name wasn't on the list.
[00:35:00] >> They they must not have a lot of
[00:35:01] followers to be the ones. So, these are
[00:35:03] the ones Taliban actually reaches out to
[00:35:06] and says, "Will you come to Afghanistan
[00:35:07] in film to help promote us?" And so then
[00:35:11] the Taliban brings them into the country
[00:35:13] like the Hakani networks, Badger 3 and3
[00:35:15] escorts them around and then they set up
[00:35:18] all these little sites. They set up like
[00:35:19] this fake little photo station for them
[00:35:21] and one they set up a little coffee
[00:35:22] shop. They bring empty everyone out of
[00:35:24] the mosque and bring them in even though
[00:35:26] women can't go in the mosque. And so
[00:35:27] they they film this fake version of
[00:35:31] Afghanistan and then these influencers
[00:35:33] put out, "Oh, it's so nice there. It's
[00:35:35] so safe." It's like, "Please don't tell
[00:35:37] your dumb followers Afghanistan is safe.
[00:35:38] I do not want to go rescue more
[00:35:40] Americans who are being tortured in
[00:35:42] Afghanistan who your government does not
[00:35:44] care about getting released.
[00:35:45] >> This is happening everywhere. China's
[00:35:47] doing this too.
[00:35:48] >> Yeah, it's very smart because I mean
[00:35:49] tourism is super important. I don't know
[00:35:51] if you just saw in Venezuela this week
[00:35:53] um the new leader, you know, she was his
[00:35:55] deputy put out an announcement. Hey, I
[00:35:58] made this new head of tourism and it's
[00:36:00] like a young influencer. So these
[00:36:02] countries know we need these people to
[00:36:05] kind of paint us in a different picture.
[00:36:08] get the younger generations to look at
[00:36:09] us in a different way. It's a really
[00:36:11] good influence campaign. Not just done
[00:36:13] by terrorists, done by nation states.
[00:36:15] >> You see all the messaging. Is all the
[00:36:16] messaging just cookie cutter?
[00:36:19] >> Yeah. And it's it's
[00:36:21] positive.
[00:36:22] >> You're almost giving like talking points
[00:36:25] and then in at least in Afghanistan
[00:36:28] there's a lot of things you can't film,
[00:36:29] you can't say, you can't take pictures
[00:36:31] of. Tons of restrictions,
[00:36:33] >> man.
[00:36:34] >> I mean, just like if you were going to
[00:36:35] go to China, same thing.
[00:36:36] >> Propaganda, man. Yeah.
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[00:38:09] >> Hey guys, Sarah Adams here. Tune in
[00:38:12] Tuesday, February 17th, right here live
[00:38:15] on Patreon at 2 central. We'll be
[00:38:18] discussing my latest visit to the Shawn
[00:38:20] Ryan Show, as well as this week's intel
[00:38:23] brief on IRGC's unit 840, one of their
[00:38:27] covert action arms. We'll host a Q&A at
[00:38:29] the end, so see you then.
[00:38:34] All right, Sarah, we were kind of
[00:38:35] talking about it a little bit at the
[00:38:36] beginning, but uh what is the update on
[00:38:39] the homeland plot?
[00:38:40] >> Yeah. So, should I just give a quick
[00:38:43] overview of the plot? So, I think that'd
[00:38:45] be helpful. So, the first thing is the
[00:38:48] objectives. So, the objectives are very
[00:38:50] simple. Um they're viewed a little more
[00:38:53] positively by al-Qaeda. So, don't
[00:38:55] exactly think revenge. So, the first
[00:38:57] objective is of course
[00:38:58] >> What do you mean they're viewed
[00:38:59] positively by
[00:38:59] >> I'll explain it to you. um because we
[00:39:01] view it as revenge, right? You would say
[00:39:03] this is revenge plot, but I want to
[00:39:05] explain how they're framing it.
[00:39:07] >> So when they So they say part of it is
[00:39:09] to honor Osama bin Laden. To us, we'd
[00:39:13] say that's in revenge, but to their
[00:39:15] fighters, they're saying, "Hey, you're
[00:39:17] going to carry this out in his honor."
[00:39:19] See how they make that positive?
[00:39:21] Another thing is we're going to honor
[00:39:25] all the Muslims who were detained over
[00:39:28] the last 20 years in counterterrorism
[00:39:30] operations by like the US military or
[00:39:33] the CIA or the FBI. So, you're going to
[00:39:36] honor those people. And when you're
[00:39:38] training, they tell you they were
[00:39:40] unjustly detained because they say,
[00:39:42] "Look, I'm famous. I'm a senior al-Qaeda
[00:39:46] commander. I wasn't in prison." But they
[00:39:49] pick these guys, 30 and 40 year old
[00:39:51] random people in America and throw them
[00:39:53] in prison. And that's what they're
[00:39:54] playing with these recruits. It's very,
[00:39:56] very smart because they aren't detained.
[00:39:58] Um, the last piece is
[00:40:01] all these fighters and muja came before
[00:40:04] you. Unfortunately, things went wrong
[00:40:08] and not all their plots came to
[00:40:10] fruition. Like just bad things, right?
[00:40:12] All is well at the time. You need to
[00:40:15] honor them by bringing their past
[00:40:18] failures to success. Right now, it's on
[00:40:21] you and on your generation, right, to
[00:40:24] finish this. So, it's very, very, very
[00:40:26] smart. So, that's how they labeled out
[00:40:28] their objectives. Well, think about how
[00:40:30] scary the last one can be.
[00:40:33] You're going to bring all failed plots
[00:40:36] to fruition. So, the biggest plot and
[00:40:39] the one most concerning in that is the
[00:40:42] aviation plot. So 30 years ago there is
[00:40:45] this plot called Bojinka. Have you ever
[00:40:46] heard of it?
[00:40:48] >> So it's so it's fine. You remember
[00:40:49] Ramsey Yousef from the first World Trade
[00:40:52] Center.
[00:40:53] >> Okay.
[00:40:53] >> Okay. So before that, so Ramsey was
[00:40:56] involved in this plot. It was out of
[00:40:59] South Asia. And what it was going to be
[00:41:00] is the downing of 12 airliners going
[00:41:04] Trans-Pacific to the United States.
[00:41:07] Well, what happened two weeks before the
[00:41:08] attack kicked off? Ramsey had an
[00:41:11] electrical fire in his apartment. Law
[00:41:14] enforcement showed up, found all the
[00:41:16] plans and thwarted it. Also, when they
[00:41:19] raided the apartment, they realized, oh
[00:41:20] my gosh, they did a test run and they
[00:41:22] blew up a bomb on the plane and it only
[00:41:26] luckily at the time um killed the bomber
[00:41:28] and the pilot was able to safely land
[00:41:30] it, which is amazing. So, anyway, so
[00:41:33] that's a failed plot. Okay, so that's
[00:41:35] one of the plots now they want to bring
[00:41:37] to fruition. So it's 12 airliners over
[00:41:40] the United States, but it's even more
[00:41:43] than that. So they also are trying to
[00:41:45] pull in people from the failed plots so
[00:41:48] they can have their success. So they
[00:41:50] took the bomb maker. He worked on the
[00:41:53] coal bomb. He um worked on the bomb for
[00:41:56] Bojinka and he actually trained a couple
[00:41:58] of the 911 hijackers. His name is Yazid
[00:42:00] Sufat and Jade might have brought him up
[00:42:03] because he's running the CBRN program in
[00:42:04] Afghanistan. Anyway, they brought Yazids
[00:42:07] Sufa in and said, "You can make the bomb
[00:42:10] for this plot cuz he made the bomb for
[00:42:12] Virginia 30 years ago." So, they aren't
[00:42:15] So, they're bringing in all these old
[00:42:17] historic people to support this plot.
[00:42:19] It's very, very interesting. Another one
[00:42:21] I want to bring up super quick that they
[00:42:23] brought in. You remember the attack on
[00:42:25] us, you know, at um Chapman Coast Base?
[00:42:29] >> Okay,
[00:42:30] >> so remember the CIA was supposed
[00:42:33] >> the cake bombing.
[00:42:34] >> What? The cake bombing,
[00:42:36] >> which which attack?
[00:42:37] >> The coast attack. We lost obviously the
[00:42:39] two GRS officers and then the five
[00:42:41] staff.
[00:42:41] >> So
[00:42:42] >> it gets attacked all the time.
[00:42:44] >> I know. Sorry. The big one, the big CIA
[00:42:46] attack with the Jordanian. So the
[00:42:48] Jordanian was originally supposed to
[00:42:50] meet the CIA in Pashaw. Remember he
[00:42:52] changed the location to coast. Now he
[00:42:56] was in Pakistan. The terrorist that
[00:42:58] moved him from Pakistan in Miriam Shaw
[00:43:02] over to coast is the terrorist who
[00:43:05] tested the bombs for the homeland plot.
[00:43:08] And guess where they tested the bombs
[00:43:09] for the current homeland plot?
[00:43:11] >> Ghost.
[00:43:12] >> Yep. Camp Chapman.
[00:43:14] >> Holy [ __ ]
[00:43:15] >> So the the bombs work. They tested them
[00:43:17] at Camp Chapman. And the crazy part is
[00:43:19] right now C Camp Chapman is literally a
[00:43:22] suicide bomber training course. They
[00:43:25] train 3,500 terrorists at a time to be
[00:43:28] suicide bombers in external operations.
[00:43:31] They don't stay in Afghanistan.
[00:43:33] >> The same the same camp that you and I
[00:43:35] were at
[00:43:37] >> is now a suicide bomber training camp
[00:43:39] >> and so is Solerno. So the crazy part is
[00:43:43] >> Serno was when I was there. They had
[00:43:45] already taken that.
[00:43:46] >> Yeah. So the crazy part is they're
[00:43:48] training suicide bombers in that camp to
[00:43:51] ex and then those suicide bombers are
[00:43:52] leaving Afghanistan to go to all of our
[00:43:54] countries and our government knows the
[00:43:56] exact location of this compound, right?
[00:43:58] We know there's imagery of it. We still
[00:43:59] work.
[00:44:00] >> It's our compound
[00:44:01] >> and they're doing nothing.
[00:44:04] >> How is this even real?
[00:44:05] >> It's the craziest thing. So anyway, so
[00:44:07] the biggest piece of the plot, as you
[00:44:08] can imagine, is the aviation piece. Now
[00:44:11] remember how I told you they want to
[00:44:14] honor the people who are detained. So
[00:44:17] they want to strike like the CIA, the
[00:44:19] FBI and the DoD in some manner. And the
[00:44:22] way it sounds like they're planning to
[00:44:23] do this is a siege on DC like Mumbai.
[00:44:27] That's why Scott Mann says hey law
[00:44:29] enforcement study Mumbai, right? Because
[00:44:31] then you can learn how that's done. So
[00:44:33] that's another piece of the plot. Um the
[00:44:35] last piece of the plot's really
[00:44:37] interesting. So al-Qaeda's running those
[00:44:39] pieces. So we have Scifalott who's the
[00:44:41] mastermind. He's the one that did the 33
[00:44:44] strategies that you guys talked about in
[00:44:45] your show previously. And then we have
[00:44:47] al-Qaeda's military commission. Okay. So
[00:44:50] that's one piece. The other piece of the
[00:44:52] plot is run by ISIS's military
[00:44:54] commission. And that's in the towns
[00:44:56] where we live, work, and play. And they
[00:44:58] really have a strong focus on veteran
[00:45:01] communities. And the whole purpose of
[00:45:02] this piece of the plot is to take um and
[00:45:06] make your town, right? you served in the
[00:45:08] military. They want to make you feel in
[00:45:11] your hometown how these terrorists feel
[00:45:13] that US soldiers made their families
[00:45:16] feel in Syria and Iraq and Afghanistan.
[00:45:19] So this is very personal. This is like
[00:45:22] where people live, work and play, you
[00:45:24] know, kind of like supermarkets,
[00:45:26] train stations, etc. And the crazy part
[00:45:29] is they gave that to ISIS because
[00:45:31] remember ISIS is mass casualty. So
[00:45:34] that'll be probably the deadliest piece
[00:45:36] besides the aviation piece. So it's
[00:45:38] crazy. So as you can imagine, because
[00:45:40] it's a half al-Qaeda, half ISIS plot,
[00:45:43] FBI is like, al-Qaeda and ISIS would
[00:45:44] never work together. And they literally
[00:45:46] go tell law enforcement the plot's not
[00:45:48] real because the two would never work
[00:45:49] together. Even though the two work
[00:45:50] together for years in Libya, they worked
[00:45:52] together in Syria. Um yeah, they just
[00:45:55] won't get over old assessments and do
[00:45:56] anything about it.
[00:45:57] >> Sebastian Gorka isn't tracking this
[00:45:59] stuff.
[00:45:59] >> Yeah. Well, Sebastian Jerk is in charge
[00:46:01] of counterterrorism, so he is going to
[00:46:03] be the guy that they he's going to be
[00:46:05] the fall guy. Him and Kosh Patel. How
[00:46:07] could they not be? They've done nothing
[00:46:09] to stop this plot.
[00:46:16] >> How about these bolos you put out?
[00:46:18] >> Yeah. So, as you can imagine, as we look
[00:46:20] into the plot, we're finding terrorists
[00:46:23] who deployed here for the plot. So we
[00:46:26] have given I'm not going to give the
[00:46:27] exact number so the terrorists don't
[00:46:29] know how many I know but it's well over
[00:46:30] a dozen. Okay. So we found well over a
[00:46:33] dozen of these terrorists and true name,
[00:46:35] group affiliation and then their
[00:46:37] nationality given it to the US
[00:46:38] government. None of them been picked up.
[00:46:40] So we decided to take two and put them
[00:46:43] out publicly. One is a Saudi um and he
[00:46:46] came here and he's a commander for a
[00:46:49] piece of the plot. So how al-Qaeda did
[00:46:51] it is very very simple. You know how we
[00:46:53] had like 19 hijackers? It was 20, but
[00:46:56] one fell off. Well, they said 20 is a
[00:46:58] great number. So, we're just going to
[00:47:00] make a number that are solely
[00:47:02] commanders. So, think of it this way.
[00:47:04] It's different this time. So, they had
[00:47:05] one boss. So, now every one of them is a
[00:47:08] boss. So, let's just say we take the 20
[00:47:10] hijackers. 20 hijackers have now
[00:47:12] replacements. They're all now commanders
[00:47:15] and they all run teams under them. So
[00:47:17] this person's a commander and he runs a
[00:47:19] portion of the plot and he runs the
[00:47:21] teams under that portion and there's a
[00:47:23] bunch of him. There's maybe like two
[00:47:24] dozen of these commanders on US soil. So
[00:47:27] that's his level. So the other one
[00:47:30] released is a Somali and he's very
[00:47:32] interesting. His father's super famous.
[00:47:34] His father's maybe number three or four
[00:47:36] of all Shabbab. Um I mean his uncle, his
[00:47:39] uncle is so FOD um Kof, longtime friend
[00:47:43] of the Bin Laden. So anyway, the bin
[00:47:46] Ladens chose this Somali to come be a
[00:47:50] part of the attack cuz he's second
[00:47:51] generation terrorism like him. So he is
[00:47:54] in charge of a bunch of these cells in
[00:47:56] the United States and he's in charge of
[00:47:58] it doesn't matter if it's al-Qaeda guys,
[00:48:00] ISIS guys, HTS guys, Libyan terrorists,
[00:48:04] it doesn't matter. He runs a big portion
[00:48:07] of the cell structure and his cell
[00:48:09] structure is the one in Louisiana and
[00:48:11] Shamzin Jabber who did the New Orleans
[00:48:14] attack was inside one of his cells.
[00:48:17] >> Hold on. Hold on before you go before
[00:48:21] you go on. So you mentioned al-Qaeda and
[00:48:24] ISIS before, but now al-Shabaab is also
[00:48:26] in the mix.
[00:48:28] >> Yes. So I want to explain to you how a
[00:48:30] cell works now. So, in the old days, if
[00:48:32] I told you there is a terrorist cell and
[00:48:34] I said five guys and al-Qaeda sent them,
[00:48:37] you would think it's a fiveman al-Qaeda
[00:48:39] terrorist cell. It's not that way
[00:48:41] anymore. They redid the cell structure.
[00:48:44] So now, when I tell you this all Shabbab
[00:48:46] guy runs a bunch of cells, let's talk
[00:48:48] about a fiveman cell he has. So, he has
[00:48:50] a fiveman cell and it has a member of
[00:48:53] Ansel Sharia, Benghazi, who attacked us.
[00:48:55] I'm telling you who's really in the
[00:48:56] cell. There's an HTS member, which is a
[00:48:59] Syria al-Qaeda group. There's an Islamic
[00:49:02] State Corusan branch member, right,
[00:49:05] that's out of Afghanistan, even though
[00:49:07] he's not Afghan, he's Bangladeshi. And
[00:49:10] then there's an ISIS terrorist. So now
[00:49:13] the cells are mixed. And they're mixed
[00:49:15] because the US government looks at
[00:49:16] al-Qaeda. They look at ISIS. They took
[00:49:19] HTS off the list. They're not even
[00:49:21] looking at them. And they're never going
[00:49:23] to find five guys from five different
[00:49:25] groups collaborating because it's
[00:49:28] against their assessment. I told you FBI
[00:49:29] is literally going around and telling
[00:49:31] law enforcement they don't work together
[00:49:33] and they made themselves that way
[00:49:35] because like people are so arrogant.
[00:49:37] They just won't view something
[00:49:40] different. They can't think, oh, the
[00:49:41] terrace could evolve or
[00:49:43] >> they wouldn't change their tactics. Why
[00:49:45] would they do that?
[00:49:46] >> I know. So, it's really smart, but it's
[00:49:48] so hard to find them, Sean, because you
[00:49:52] have to look in this terrace group and
[00:49:54] then you have to look in this. I mean,
[00:49:56] I've been doing this a solid three years
[00:49:59] and I haven't even found a fraction of
[00:50:02] these guys.
[00:50:03] Well, I mean, I think it makes sense
[00:50:04] that we're not finding them because I I
[00:50:06] can't Sorry, I can't remember if you
[00:50:08] said it or if Jane Doe said it or mutual
[00:50:11] friend, but I mean, when we talked about
[00:50:13] how they're communicating and they're
[00:50:15] not using email, they're not using cell,
[00:50:16] they're only using human corridor uh
[00:50:19] corers. I mean, and and and they are
[00:50:22] unaware of each other with whoever's
[00:50:24] within the US. So even if you even if
[00:50:27] you crack one of the cells, that cell
[00:50:30] has no knowledge of any of the other
[00:50:32] cells. Exactly. I mean, you could you
[00:50:34] could torture them to to the point of
[00:50:37] death, but they have no information to
[00:50:39] give you.
[00:50:40] >> And it's more than that, Sean.
[00:50:41] >> And and so
[00:50:43] no wonder nobody knows. They they
[00:50:46] they've gone completely dark.
[00:50:48] >> Yeah. And it's even before that point.
[00:50:50] So if you and I go to Terrace training
[00:50:52] camp together, we go in there under
[00:50:54] alias. So, I might be able to guess
[00:50:56] you're American because you do have
[00:50:57] that, you know, weird accent, but I know
[00:51:00] you as a completely different name. So,
[00:51:01] if I'm being tortured, I'll never be
[00:51:03] able to give your real name because I
[00:51:05] never knew it.
[00:51:06] >> So, even the people they trained with,
[00:51:08] they can't identify. I mean, it's it's
[00:51:12] clean operatives and then there's a ton
[00:51:14] of covert operations in this plot. Like
[00:51:17] it's almost like doctrine cuz remember
[00:51:21] the person running the plot scalada was
[00:51:24] special operations in the Egyptian
[00:51:26] military. People forget these things.
[00:51:28] Remember one of the leaders of ISIS that
[00:51:30] people are lying at is dead Gulard
[00:51:32] Kalamov ran special operations in
[00:51:36] Tajikhstan. So these people are bringing
[00:51:38] real military doctrine in and I don't
[00:51:42] think a lot of people are watching these
[00:51:44] advancements,
[00:51:45] >> man.
[00:51:48] Wow. Wow. What about the uh TSA stopping
[00:51:52] the screening for the bombs?
[00:51:54] >> Yeah. Well, so this is a problem. So if
[00:51:56] they would have never said anything, it
[00:51:58] might have been okay, but they basically
[00:52:01] said, "Hey, we're stop we're not
[00:52:03] scanning anymore for the shoe bomb." And
[00:52:06] then they started saying the locations
[00:52:08] and al-Qaeda. Remember the only problem
[00:52:11] with the shoe bomb is it got a little
[00:52:12] moisture in it and it didn't go off. So
[00:52:14] they fixed the problem really quick. But
[00:52:16] we jumped in the US government and put
[00:52:19] really enhanced detailed screening in
[00:52:22] for shoes. So al-Qaeda's like it's not
[00:52:24] worth it doing the shoe bomb. Right?
[00:52:25] That's what happened in the past. Well
[00:52:26] like 6 months ago DHS and Christine Nom
[00:52:29] is like we're not scanning for shoes
[00:52:30] anymore. That's that was foolish. Well
[00:52:32] Kata's like good. We're gonna put the
[00:52:34] shoe bomb back on the table. So, they
[00:52:36] have prototypes right now of the new
[00:52:38] shoe bomb they're testing. So, the shoe
[00:52:40] bomb's coming back because we are dumb
[00:52:42] enough to say, "We're not screening for
[00:52:43] it anymore." So, they're going to make a
[00:52:45] visible bomb in a shoe and it's going to
[00:52:46] get on an airplane just fine because we
[00:52:48] have idiots who tell terrorists we
[00:52:52] decrease that screening.
[00:52:53] >> Well, I'm just curious. Why do what what
[00:52:55] are they waiting for? Why do why why
[00:52:57] wait?
[00:52:58] >> Well, they're not waiting. So, you have
[00:53:00] to look at it this way. It takes time to
[00:53:01] train everyone, right? It takes time to
[00:53:04] deploy everyone. And then when you
[00:53:06] deploy it, you got to make your bombs.
[00:53:08] You got to do your pre-attack
[00:53:09] surveillance. And then remember, they
[00:53:11] want to choose the time that we're at
[00:53:14] her weakest or not prepared. October
[00:53:16] 7th, they pushed an entire year. Those
[00:53:18] terrorists sat around waiting an entire
[00:53:21] year knowing, hey, we were supposed to
[00:53:22] do October 7th, 2022. Um I also think a
[00:53:26] part of it is they want to test even the
[00:53:28] patience of the terrorists because they
[00:53:30] want to make sure you can sit there.
[00:53:31] When they train them they do say hey
[00:53:33] when we sent the guys to Nairobi
[00:53:35] remember the attacks on the embassies
[00:53:37] got delayed 9 months and nobody talks
[00:53:39] about that in 1998 because the TNT
[00:53:41] showed up late. So even if they choose a
[00:53:44] date things happen and we've had
[00:53:46] actually things happen in the homeland
[00:53:48] plot. So first off one of the command
[00:53:51] you know I said there's these kind of
[00:53:52] dozen couple dozen commanders. Well, one
[00:53:54] of them, Faraj Alamy, it's crazy. So,
[00:53:58] he's um Libyan, okay? He
[00:54:03] has to leave Libya and go to Turkey and
[00:54:05] then wait in Turkey to deploy here to
[00:54:07] come and then lead his cells. Okay, so
[00:54:10] he leaves Libya. He throws his passport
[00:54:12] away because he gets a fake Syrian
[00:54:16] passport to travel with.
[00:54:18] I don't know where he threw this
[00:54:20] passport away, but there's this dooodter
[00:54:22] in Libya that finds driver's licenses
[00:54:24] and passports and literally takes the
[00:54:26] passport, puts it up on a Facebook page,
[00:54:28] and says, "Hey, if you lost his
[00:54:30] passport, call me." I mean, that's an
[00:54:31] al-Qaeda terrorist passport sitting on a
[00:54:34] Facebook page, okay? Wide open to the
[00:54:36] world. So, that's how I get his
[00:54:37] passport. So, he goes to Turkey and
[00:54:40] then, do you remember when I was on the
[00:54:41] show and do you remember when I talked
[00:54:42] about Zead Balam? He's like the number
[00:54:43] two most important terrorist in the
[00:54:45] Benghazi attacks. He was caught. So he
[00:54:47] was caught at the airport in Turkey. He
[00:54:49] got sent back to Libya and then I was
[00:54:51] doing a whole campaign to get the US
[00:54:53] government to get kept hold him. He got
[00:54:55] released like 10 days later. Well, when
[00:54:57] he got caught in Turkey, this guy
[00:55:00] Farage, cuz I guess he's not the
[00:55:01] sharpest, was like, "Oh my god, our
[00:55:02] whole network's getting wip um picked
[00:55:04] up." Zeod wasn't doing the homeland
[00:55:07] plot. Um so he freaks out and he's like,
[00:55:09] "We're all going to get wrapped up by
[00:55:11] the Turkish government." And he leaves
[00:55:12] and goes to Germany. Okay. So now he's
[00:55:14] sitting in Germany. gosh, year and a
[00:55:17] half waiting to find his pathway to come
[00:55:20] here to do the attack and he's outside
[00:55:23] of like a sports bar and some guy start
[00:55:25] like talking crap about soccer or
[00:55:27] something and he stabs like five people.
[00:55:29] He's in prison. So the crazy part is so
[00:55:32] he gets detained he gets detained as you
[00:55:34] can imagine with his Syrian passport. So
[00:55:36] he's detained literally as mockmood
[00:55:39] machmood. I kid you not. This is how
[00:55:42] dumb the Germans are. So Machin mocker
[00:55:44] mode and then of course he changed his
[00:55:46] date of birth and so I reached out I
[00:55:49] live in Florida and we have a consulate
[00:55:51] you know for Germany in Miami. I reached
[00:55:52] out and said, "Guys, here's his
[00:55:54] passport. You have a Libyan in custody.
[00:55:57] You're running through your judicial
[00:55:59] system as a Syrian." Never got back to
[00:56:01] me. So, he's literally in the German
[00:56:03] court system, a US homeland attacker
[00:56:05] that knows key pieces of the plot. He
[00:56:08] was going to command a piece of the plot
[00:56:09] and nobody's doing anything with him.
[00:56:11] But, it helps at least he it messed up.
[00:56:14] You got to put new guy in charge. Now,
[00:56:16] also, some senior leaders got killed.
[00:56:18] Remember how I told you the ISIS
[00:56:20] Military Commission is running the
[00:56:22] attacks where we live, work, and play?
[00:56:24] Veteran communities is a good example.
[00:56:26] So, he's dead.
[00:56:28] So, in March of this year, he was in
[00:56:32] Iraq running the military commission and
[00:56:34] his mom is a very famous terrorist and
[00:56:36] we actually talked about her recently on
[00:56:39] the watch floor in like our ISIS women
[00:56:40] video. So, his mom got harbored by Abu
[00:56:44] Muhammad Galani, the head of Syria.
[00:56:47] Okay. So there's now a terrorist present
[00:56:48] in Syria and he said come live in Syria.
[00:56:52] Her name's Najma and I'll take care of
[00:56:54] you and you'll be safe. So she moved
[00:56:56] into Syria and he's been harboring her.
[00:56:58] So her son Abdullah Maki said okay my
[00:57:00] mom's been in Syria for a few months.
[00:57:02] It's safe. I'm going to leave Iraq and
[00:57:03] go visit my mom. And as he was leaving
[00:57:06] Iraq, the US bombed him and killed him.
[00:57:08] So he was running an entire piece of the
[00:57:10] homeland plot. He's dead. He wasn't
[00:57:12] killed for the homeland plot. Um but it
[00:57:14] helps us. Mhm.
[00:57:15] >> Um, another really good example is
[00:57:18] remember how I told you there's all
[00:57:19] these terrorist groups making up cells.
[00:57:22] Okay. So, one of the terrorist groups
[00:57:24] making up the cells and you'll know this
[00:57:26] group is Tiki Taliban Pakistan TTP the
[00:57:29] Pakistani Taliban. So, how all these
[00:57:32] groups worked is just super simple. It
[00:57:34] it's like the head of either the
[00:57:36] military commission or like the military
[00:57:39] chief who chose the attackers. Okay,
[00:57:40] very simple in every group doesn't
[00:57:42] matter. So he was the head of TTP's
[00:57:46] military. So he chose the homeland
[00:57:48] attackers. Well, Pakistan killed him
[00:57:50] this fall in a strike. So he's gone.
[00:57:52] >> And then there's one more. So there's
[00:57:56] one more piece of the plot. So there was
[00:57:59] the aviation in DC and all that stuff.
[00:58:02] There's the attacks where we live, work,
[00:58:03] and play. And then IRGC went to al-Qaeda
[00:58:07] and said, "Hey, the US has an authority
[00:58:09] to homeland plot. Can we just lump in
[00:58:12] President Trump's assassination into the
[00:58:15] entire plot? So now the assassination of
[00:58:18] Trump for the death of Kasum Solmani is
[00:58:21] literally in al-Qaeda's homeland plot
[00:58:24] but still run by IRGC. So the individual
[00:58:27] running that I've talked about him on
[00:58:28] the show before his name is Muhammad
[00:58:30] Kazmi. Well Muhammad got bombed by
[00:58:33] Israel last summer because he was also
[00:58:36] one of the key masterminds of October
[00:58:38] 7th. So the good part is three very
[00:58:41] senior leaders are taken off the
[00:58:42] battlefield helping this plot and then
[00:58:45] one local ground commander is taken off
[00:58:47] the battlefield and there could be you
[00:58:49] know maybe a few got caught by
[00:58:52] immigration enforcement traveling here,
[00:58:54] you know, didn't get here. We do know a
[00:58:57] couple dozen have not gotten here yet
[00:58:59] for one reason or the other. Like
[00:59:00] they're not on US soil yet. So there
[00:59:03] have luckily been hiccups. The hiccups
[00:59:05] are good. It
[00:59:08] lengthens the timeline. It gives
[00:59:10] terrorists more time to make mistakes.
[00:59:12] Hopefully, our law enforcement more time
[00:59:14] to prepare and get ahead of it. And
[00:59:16] hopefully people keep dying. Um, and it
[00:59:20] affects the plot. So, I mean, that's
[00:59:21] what we want. We don't want it to occur
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[01:01:33] I mean, it's I just
[01:01:36] I don't know. I I know they have
[01:01:38] patience and I know they can be
[01:01:40] sophisticated. I I think I guess I just
[01:01:42] relate it back to when we were over
[01:01:43] there and it's like, "Oh, B, it's
[01:01:46] getting hit again." Oh, we're getting
[01:01:47] hit again. Oh, this is the third [ __ ]
[01:01:49] time tonight. We're getting hit, you
[01:01:51] know, and so I I I just I just I don't
[01:01:54] know.
[01:01:55] >> Crazy assumption of mine to think that
[01:01:56] they would be
[01:01:58] >> impatient wanting to attack us.
[01:02:01] >> Yeah. I I am going to explain a piece of
[01:02:02] that though because it is really
[01:02:03] important your thinking. First, I'm
[01:02:05] going to talk about one thing. So,
[01:02:07] obviously there are dates, right?
[01:02:09] There's a dates for certain things. So,
[01:02:11] they had to have all the pre-attack,
[01:02:14] surveillance, training, bomb making done
[01:02:18] by like the third week of December of
[01:02:20] 2025. So, right now, they are
[01:02:23] operationally capable to pull off an
[01:02:25] attack, if that makes sense, cuz they've
[01:02:26] done every pre-attack thing. But here's
[01:02:29] the part we don't really talk about
[01:02:31] publicly, cuz I do think once the first
[01:02:33] major thing happens, the US will be
[01:02:36] America and we'll stop whatever happens.
[01:02:38] But what the plan is from the second
[01:02:41] generation of terrorists is that the
[01:02:43] waves never stop. So there's this big
[01:02:46] plot I told you about, but then in 2 or
[01:02:49] 3 months later, they want to put another
[01:02:52] major attack in and keep doing it. And
[01:02:54] so when Joe Kent says there is 18,000
[01:02:57] terrorists on US soil,
[01:03:00] >> did you just say 18,000?
[01:03:02] >> Yes.
[01:03:03] >> Last time we talked we were thinking it
[01:03:04] was a thousand.
[01:03:05] >> Yeah. W always thought it was about
[01:03:07] 8,000, but he actually testified
[01:03:09] recently that it's 18,000 known Islamist
[01:03:13] terrorists on US soil.
[01:03:15] So what a lot of people are like, well,
[01:03:17] why haven't they attacked yet? Some of
[01:03:18] them are for those future waves.
[01:03:21] >> Holy [ __ ]
[01:03:22] >> So al-Qaeda put a thousand in the first
[01:03:24] wave as we know, but there's future
[01:03:27] waves and and there was a um meeting
[01:03:29] ISIS actually had. So remember like the
[01:03:32] US was putting out a lot of propaganda
[01:03:34] like we're going to get the worst of the
[01:03:35] worst and take off all these people out
[01:03:36] of the United States. So ISIS started
[01:03:38] freaking out and they had a meeting and
[01:03:40] they're like we need to figure out how
[01:03:42] many actually terrorists we have in the
[01:03:44] United States that could get wrapped up
[01:03:45] in these these operations and they
[01:03:49] realized they had over 2500
[01:03:53] ISIS members that's just Syria and Iraq
[01:03:56] in the United States illegally. So that
[01:03:58] doesn't count anyone in a green card
[01:04:00] because they sent a lot through um the
[01:04:02] programs just like the Afghanistan one.
[01:04:04] It's just as corrupt. They sent you know
[01:04:05] Iraqis through who are ISIS um people
[01:04:08] who ca got recruited here etc. So that's
[01:04:12] just one terrorist group.
[01:04:14] Uh so we also have to remember um these
[01:04:18] numbers are massive. I mean 19 did 911
[01:04:21] and Joish Kent says there's 18,000 and
[01:04:24] we have no mass campaign to wrap these
[01:04:26] people up and deport them. So they had
[01:04:28] that meeting to discuss the number. Do
[01:04:30] you know since then there's been no
[01:04:32] concern by al-Qaeda or ISIS about their
[01:04:34] people being wrapped up and they're
[01:04:36] still sending terrorists over the
[01:04:37] southern border. Just like two days ago
[01:04:39] the White House put out the border
[01:04:40] closed. That um call me the border is
[01:04:42] not closed. Al-Qaeda's moving people in
[01:04:45] Ngalas. They're moving people in San
[01:04:46] Diego. for the moving people um over in
[01:04:49] Los Ebos. Have you ever um heard of the
[01:04:51] goat initiative, Corey who runs it? So,
[01:04:54] it's really interesting and there's a
[01:04:56] lot of this along the border. It doesn't
[01:04:57] matter which one you're talking about,
[01:04:58] but there's all these Americans who go
[01:04:59] out and they collect these documents
[01:05:02] that get discarded. So, he goes out and
[01:05:04] collects like passports. So, we talk
[01:05:06] about, you know, the Pakistani ones or
[01:05:08] the Libyan ones or the Afghan ones. And
[01:05:10] I engage with him to see if they match
[01:05:12] up with any of the terrorists we found.
[01:05:13] And then they go just two weeks ago,
[01:05:15] they film people climbing over the
[01:05:17] border wall. So our government's telling
[01:05:19] the American public, "Hey, the border's
[01:05:21] closed." Well, the border's closed.
[01:05:23] Maybe if you're a poor person from Latin
[01:05:25] America, the border is not closed if
[01:05:27] you're part of a billion dollar
[01:05:28] terrorist organization who can just pay
[01:05:30] the Caloa cartel to bring you through a
[01:05:31] tunnel.
[01:05:32] >> Yeah, I was just going to say, man, we
[01:05:33] have no idea how many
[01:05:34] >> Yeah, they're working with Senoloa.
[01:05:36] They're working with TDA. And it's just
[01:05:38] like it's super super frustrating that
[01:05:40] our government's not seeing the totality
[01:05:42] of this. Even just when we're talking
[01:05:44] about like the cartels and terrorism
[01:05:46] cooperation down south
[01:05:52] >> 18,000 terrorists.
[01:05:54] >> Yeah, that's known.
[01:05:56] They didn't know. So the terrorists I
[01:05:58] gave them, they did not know any of them
[01:06:00] were on US soil. So there's tons they
[01:06:03] don't know.
[01:06:05] >> Holy [ __ ]
[01:06:08] Are you still speaking to law
[01:06:10] enforcement?
[01:06:10] >> Yes.
[01:06:11] >> All over the country?
[01:06:12] >> Yes.
[01:06:13] >> How's that going?
[01:06:13] >> We're almost done because we were just
[01:06:15] going to do a year of it because you
[01:06:16] know at the end of the day you at a
[01:06:17] point they need time to prepare and if
[01:06:20] >> you tell them like a week before an
[01:06:21] attack happens. So we have one left but
[01:06:23] um yeah. So we've done a ton. I actually
[01:06:25] brought a bunch of the coins. I'd love
[01:06:27] to show you them.
[01:06:27] >> Yeah. I think I think
[01:06:29] >> Do you have them
[01:06:30] >> box over here?
[01:06:30] >> Yeah. I think you guys stole it from me.
[01:06:32] So you might have it.
[01:06:33] >> There you go.
[01:06:34] >> Yeah. So this is crazy. Yeah. So,
[01:06:41] and this is just the people who gave me
[01:06:43] coins. I'm not a big coin person. Um,
[01:06:45] but here's all the coins we've gotten.
[01:06:47] Oh, this is for you. This is from Iowa.
[01:06:49] And they wanted me to give you one of
[01:06:50] their patches.
[01:06:52] >> I have one, too, though, so you don't
[01:06:53] give it back to me. But look, someone
[01:06:54] gave me socks.
[01:06:58] >> I know. North Carolina. But yeah. So,
[01:07:01] anyway. So, yeah.
[01:07:01] >> So, all these are all these are
[01:07:03] >> we met all these people that got to the
[01:07:04] homeland plot. So the crazy part is, and
[01:07:06] I hope Americans understand this, you
[01:07:08] have proactive people in your country.
[01:07:12] The FBI isn't leading this. These are
[01:07:15] good people on the ground saying, "We
[01:07:17] need to prepare our communities. Screw
[01:07:18] the FBI. We're going to get ahead of
[01:07:20] this plot." And they have people like me
[01:07:22] and others coming in and telling them
[01:07:25] about the plot so they can train and
[01:07:27] prepare their communities. Yeah, there's
[01:07:29] some cool ones in there. So, we've been
[01:07:31] preparing like sheriff's departments,
[01:07:33] police chiefs. Heck, we've been with
[01:07:34] gang units. G is it
[01:07:36] >> nice.
[01:07:37] >> Yeah, we've been preparing gang units
[01:07:39] cuz you know gang units work the
[01:07:40] streets.
[01:07:41] >> We've been everywhere. Florida.
[01:07:43] >> Oh, yeah. We've been New York,
[01:07:45] Pennsylvania,
[01:07:47] Alabama,
[01:07:47] >> Tennessee.
[01:07:48] >> Yeah, we've been to Tennessee a lot.
[01:07:51] We can't like blow off Sean's friends.
[01:07:53] >> Hey, I told everybody over here, well,
[01:07:56] we did that one together, but
[01:07:58] >> Yes.
[01:07:59] >> Unless you've been here since.
[01:08:00] >> And yeah, I've been here numerous times
[01:08:02] since.
[01:08:02] >> Have you really? Yep.
[01:08:04] >> To our sheriff's department.
[01:08:05] >> No, to your state.
[01:08:06] >> Good.
[01:08:07] >> Yep. And to your university system.
[01:08:09] >> It's good to know they're taking it
[01:08:10] seriously.
[01:08:11] >> Yep.
[01:08:14] >> FBI.
[01:08:15] >> Yeah. So, there there's a few good FBI
[01:08:17] here and there. Um, but very few.
[01:08:22] >> Wow, that's a lot of coins.
[01:08:24] >> Tampa FBI.
[01:08:26] >> What kind of
[01:08:26] >> We're screwed.
[01:08:27] >> I guess I probably should.
[01:08:28] >> Your FBI is very good though. Remember I
[01:08:30] met with your FBI?
[01:08:32] >> Yeah, they're cool. Yeah, your your
[01:08:33] people are squared away. Wait till you
[01:08:34] see who they sent me in Tampa. Oh my
[01:08:36] gosh, I got to do this. I got to do
[01:08:38] this. So they send these So I have a
[01:08:41] threat. Okay, so I inform FBI and I form
[01:08:44] my sheriff's department and then I was
[01:08:46] working for Air Force at the time. So I
[01:08:48] form inform OSI. So my sheriff's
[01:08:51] department was at my house that night.
[01:08:52] So good job. FBI showed up about four
[01:08:55] days later and then OSI three weeks
[01:08:58] later even though they were they were in
[01:09:00] my town and I work in an Air Force
[01:09:03] office in a government building. But
[01:09:05] anyway, so yeah, sorry, but you're not
[01:09:07] going to crack anything. So say send
[01:09:10] these two guys to my house. I kid you
[01:09:11] not. One is FBI, but he's not an agent.
[01:09:14] I don't know really what understand what
[01:09:16] he is. And the other guy is like a
[01:09:17] detaily to the FBI. So the detaily, I'd
[01:09:19] say, is about 60 years old and he starts
[01:09:22] off
[01:09:22] >> detaily.
[01:09:23] >> Yeah. Yeah. Like I think he works.
[01:09:24] >> You mean like
[01:09:25] >> like a local police officer?
[01:09:27] >> Okay. Yeah.
[01:09:28] >> Thought you meant Okay.
[01:09:29] >> Oh, don't worry though. It's worse. I'd
[01:09:31] be fine if he's a local police officer.
[01:09:32] He his first sentence to me is, "Hi, I'm
[01:09:35] a January 6 expert." He's like 60 years
[01:09:40] old.
[01:09:40] >> What does that mean?
[01:09:41] >> I know. First off, what's that mean? But
[01:09:43] whoa, whoa, you you worked like a 30,
[01:09:45] 40year career, and that's what your
[01:09:47] expertise is you're selling to me. So,
[01:09:49] of course, I roll my eyes. So then the
[01:09:51] other guy didn't know much about
[01:09:53] anything. So I sit down.
[01:09:54] >> I'm I'm a January 6 expert. Get the [ __ ]
[01:09:58] out of here because you this is about
[01:10:00] terrorism.
[01:10:00] >> This is the first minute of the tone.
[01:10:02] Neither of them knew anything about
[01:10:03] terrorism.
[01:10:03] >> What?
[01:10:04] >> So I sit down. It's a very frustrating
[01:10:06] conversation. Not going anywhere. But I
[01:10:07] tell the other guy, "Hey, you have a
[01:10:10] Libyan that you guys gave millions of
[01:10:12] dollars to in the United States and you
[01:10:15] guys should go talk to him about this
[01:10:16] threat to me cuz he would be able to
[01:10:18] collect information on it." and he goes,
[01:10:20] "That's above my pay grade."
[01:10:23] It's above your pay grade to go meet an
[01:10:24] FBI asset that lives in Virginia. So, so
[01:10:27] anyway, so they go, it was a horrible
[01:10:29] conversation. So, they go to leave and
[01:10:31] the January 6th expert goes, I know you
[01:10:34] have my car, but if something goes down
[01:10:35] here, call 911. Don't call me. And I was
[01:10:39] like, what? So, he leaves and Boon was
[01:10:42] there. Had Boon come to the meeting cuz
[01:10:43] he knew about my threat. And I go, why
[01:10:45] does this guy think I'm going to call
[01:10:47] him? and I went over and put his card in
[01:10:48] the trash. So that was my first my only
[01:10:52] meeting with them. But I did meet with
[01:10:54] the two other people in my Tampa office
[01:10:56] about Ryan Ralph and they were just as
[01:10:57] bad. So anyway, FBI, if you live in
[01:11:00] Tampa, you're on your own. There is no
[01:11:02] useful FBI there.
[01:11:03] >> What does that I mean, just what does
[01:11:04] that mean?
[01:11:05] >> I know, but also expert. He wasn't 25.
[01:11:09] >> Okay, that has no relevance. It
[01:11:10] >> has zero relevance. But also, your
[01:11:13] entire career, that's the one thing
[01:11:15] you're going to spit out to me as your
[01:11:16] expert.
[01:11:17] not like counter intelligence something.
[01:11:21] So yeah. So then anyway, they sent the A
[01:11:23] team to I guess help me out.
[01:11:28] >> So
[01:11:30] >> how are how are the how are the local
[01:11:31] law enforcement guys?
[01:11:33] >> So the local law enforcement is good. So
[01:11:34] I So the issue
[01:11:35] >> preparing have you have you seen
[01:11:37] improvements? Have you gone to the same
[01:11:38] place twice?
[01:11:39] >> So yeah. So it varies as you know. So,
[01:11:44] uh, I don't want to say who's better
[01:11:45] than others, but there are like there's
[01:11:48] a county near me that if something goes
[01:11:50] down, I'm just going to their county
[01:11:51] because they're so squared away and
[01:11:53] they're very focused on it.
[01:11:54] >> Oh, yeah. You got that sheriff Brady,
[01:11:56] right?
[01:11:56] >> Well, we do, but
[01:11:57] >> Brady or Grady.
[01:11:58] >> We have Grady, but it's actually not
[01:12:00] Grady. Grady doesn't have a lot of
[01:12:02] interest from what I've seen in
[01:12:04] terrorism, which is interesting. But
[01:12:05] Grady has I'm not going to be I don't
[01:12:07] want to put people down, but Grady's
[01:12:09] County is like
[01:12:11] >> he can find a criminal every 5 minutes.
[01:12:13] So, he's got stuff to do. It's not It's
[01:12:15] not like he's under work. I mean, all
[01:12:17] these criminals go there. So many human
[01:12:19] traffickers are in his county. I mean,
[01:12:21] it's crazy. I lived in that county for a
[01:12:22] bit. It was like a little bit of a
[01:12:24] cesspool of Florida. So, but no, there
[01:12:26] but there are some rock stars luckily
[01:12:29] who have been training. Um there's a lot
[01:12:32] of teams who've broken up their tactics
[01:12:34] and they're doing different things that
[01:12:35] they've taken on from knowing about the
[01:12:37] homeland plot. So, but as you know,
[01:12:39] everything's personality specific. So,
[01:12:41] you can go five miles to the next area
[01:12:44] and that law enforcement agency is has
[01:12:46] isn't prepared at all. It's really
[01:12:49] fascinating to watch.
[01:12:51] >> I mean, there's not giant like there's
[01:12:53] not states just mandating everybody to
[01:12:55] do it.
[01:12:57] So because FBI isn't being supportive of
[01:13:01] it. So the interesting thing is so Joe
[01:13:04] Kent finally came in um and I think he
[01:13:07] started his job in August. Okay. So in
[01:13:10] September he actually put out a
[01:13:14] unclassified memo to law enforcement. I
[01:13:16] don't know if you saw this and it said,
[01:13:17] "Hey, there's a homeland plot from
[01:13:19] al-Qaeda." And he put in kind of some
[01:13:23] evidence that was like more
[01:13:24] unclassified. And so the crazy part is
[01:13:27] so NCTC and then the DNI run by Tulsi
[01:13:30] put this out for all of law enforcement
[01:13:32] in the United States.
[01:13:34] I went around the country this entire
[01:13:37] year, you know, even since September and
[01:13:39] I never met anyone who didn't have this.
[01:13:42] I didn't meet anyone who had this memo
[01:13:43] unless they saw me post about it. So
[01:13:46] what I've learned is two things. One is
[01:13:48] what they do is so the DNI puts stuff
[01:13:51] out and it goes to these fusion centers.
[01:13:52] Have you heard of these? All these
[01:13:53] states have fusion centers. So like in
[01:13:56] Florida, we got one, Central Florida,
[01:13:58] but then there's multiple ones. So info
[01:14:00] goes to these fusion centers and then
[01:14:01] they disperse it to law enforcement and
[01:14:03] a ton of these fusion centers decided
[01:14:05] not to put out the info from NCTC. So I
[01:14:08] said,
[01:14:08] >> "How do they even have that authority?"
[01:14:10] >> Well, so I started asking around and at
[01:14:12] one of them I asked the guy and he said,
[01:14:14] "Well, we were distributing it and FBI
[01:14:17] came to us and said, "Don't put out that
[01:14:19] stuff from Joe Kent. It's not true.
[01:14:20] There isn't a homeland plot." So FBI was
[01:14:25] telling fusion centers not to
[01:14:27] disseminate an official memo from inside
[01:14:30] the NCTC from inside the government.
[01:14:33] Yeah, it's there seems to be an issue
[01:14:34] with Patel and Kent or something that I
[01:14:37] don't know about. But that's not the
[01:14:39] only one that told me. Numerous ones
[01:14:41] said, "Yeah, FBI told us not to put out.
[01:14:42] JTF said don't release it."
[01:14:46] And so the frustrating part is we are
[01:14:49] people inside of our own government
[01:14:51] stopping the dissemination of info. So
[01:14:54] but I don't know if you saw
[01:14:55] >> I I I I don't understand why you would
[01:14:58] stop that.
[01:14:58] >> Me either
[01:14:59] >> even even if you cuz you
[01:15:04] >> you could not know that it's 100% not
[01:15:07] true no matter what.
[01:15:08] >> And
[01:15:09] >> and you couldn't know it's 100% true no
[01:15:11] matter what. But why would it be bad for
[01:15:16] local law enforcement agencies all
[01:15:18] throughout the country to be prepared
[01:15:20] for what might happen? Sounds like it's
[01:15:23] going to happen. You've done a ton of
[01:15:24] research, but why not be prepared?
[01:15:28] >> And the crazy part is when you look at
[01:15:29] the evidence,
[01:15:30] >> how is that [ __ ] harmful?
[01:15:31] >> I know. And all the evidence they put in
[01:15:33] that memo is forward- facing. You know,
[01:15:35] it's like AQAP's video from June. You
[01:15:37] can go get the video and watch it. And I
[01:15:39] I'll tell you about it today. But uh so
[01:15:41] yeah, it's super super frustrating.
[01:15:43] Well, I don't know if you saw a couple
[01:15:44] days ago Tulsi was speaking to some sort
[01:15:47] of sheriff's association, National
[01:15:49] Sheriff's Association. Did you see that?
[01:15:51] >> I'm I'm concentrating on pedophiles now.
[01:15:54] >> You're on terrorism.
[01:15:55] >> He works at different things. So she
[01:15:57] announced in that which was super
[01:15:59] interesting. Hey, we're making an app,
[01:16:02] an unclassified app that law enforcement
[01:16:05] can come to it and see all of our
[01:16:07] postings and get the stuff directly from
[01:16:10] us. So, the interesting part is they
[01:16:12] probably also saw there's a problem and
[01:16:14] now they cut out the middleman. So,
[01:16:15] there's going to be an app and if you're
[01:16:17] in law enforcement, you can go straight
[01:16:18] to it. You get it. So, you don't got to
[01:16:19] wait for someone else to hand it to you.
[01:16:21] So, it's very, very, very smart. So,
[01:16:22] luckily they saw a problem and are
[01:16:24] fixing it thankfully.
[01:16:25] >> What's the name of the app? When's it
[01:16:27] going to be out?
[01:16:27] >> I don't know. She just announced it like
[01:16:29] a couple days ago in this, you know, it
[01:16:31] came out cuz she was telling the
[01:16:32] sheriff's
[01:16:32] >> we'll figure this. I just want to make
[01:16:34] sure everybody knows about it. So, we'll
[01:16:36] pull the clip and put it in. Right now,
[01:16:38] >> we are close to being able to release an
[01:16:40] unclassified mobile app that'll allow
[01:16:43] you, men and women of law enforcement,
[01:16:45] who are doing the hard work on the
[01:16:48] ground, working the streets, working in
[01:16:50] the field every day, to send information
[01:16:53] directly to us, to provide us with tips,
[01:16:56] to provide us that real time uh your
[01:16:58] real time picture of the threat
[01:17:00] environment so that it feeds into the
[01:17:02] national picture that we are integrating
[01:17:05] across the inter agency. to see here.
[01:17:07] >> Again, it's good to see though some of
[01:17:09] the government saw a problem and they're
[01:17:11] fixing it, which you don't see a lot.
[01:17:13] >> I like Tulsi.
[01:17:14] >> Yeah,
[01:17:15] >> I like Joe Cad.
[01:17:16] >> So, I think that they want to really
[01:17:19] move the ball forward. Um, it's just
[01:17:22] giving them the freedom to do so,
[01:17:25] >> man.
[01:17:30] Oh, and then
[01:17:31] >> Oh, [ __ ] Sarah.
[01:17:33] >> Oh, you know you It's
[01:17:34] >> Let me take a breath. It's even better.
[01:17:36] So, the director of FBI was down in
[01:17:38] Texas speaking at an event with law
[01:17:40] enforcement. I don't know if it was a
[01:17:41] sheriff's association or what, and he
[01:17:43] called the Homeland Plot clickbait. So,
[01:17:45] we have the head of the FBI going around
[01:17:48] telling law enforcement that an al-Qaeda
[01:17:50] plot is clickbait.
[01:17:53] >> Interesting.
[01:17:54] >> Yeah. I do want to talk about the video
[01:17:55] though. Could I do that really quick?
[01:17:56] >> Yeah.
[01:17:57] >> So, when I was on here before and Jane,
[01:18:00] we talked about AQAP's first video
[01:18:02] talking about the Homeland Plot. That
[01:18:04] was December 2023. Well, then that head
[01:18:07] of AQAP died and there's a new head of
[01:18:09] AQAP. Um, his name is Sad Alaki, but
[01:18:13] he's not related to Enroll or Alaki,
[01:18:15] just the same last name. So, Sad put out
[01:18:19] a new video about the Homeland Plot in
[01:18:21] June. It was on the internet like the
[01:18:22] last one for a little bit of time, so
[01:18:24] pretty much nobody's seen it. So, the
[01:18:26] interesting part is when you watch the
[01:18:28] new video, and I want to explain really
[01:18:30] quick why it's coming out of AQAP. So
[01:18:33] back in about 2012,
[01:18:35] al-Qaeda was like, "We need to rethink
[01:18:39] how we do our messaging." Because, you
[01:18:42] know, the US went very, very strong at
[01:18:44] al-Qaeda's media commission. The first
[01:18:45] detained debriefing I ever went to was
[01:18:48] in Pakistan. It was a member of the
[01:18:50] al-Qaeda military commission, right, in
[01:18:51] Pakistan. So al-Qaeda's like, "We need
[01:18:53] to keep the focus off where we keep our
[01:18:56] milit our media commission. Let's put
[01:18:58] everything out through the Yemen
[01:18:59] branch." So starting in 2012, they put
[01:19:01] all of this major plotting out and the
[01:19:04] messaging around it through the Yemen
[01:19:05] branch. So the US still thinks all this
[01:19:07] plotting is coming from AQAP when no,
[01:19:10] it's just passed through them. So even
[01:19:11] though this video is from AQAP in
[01:19:13] December 2023 and in June 2025, it's
[01:19:17] from Coral Kyler. So just to be clear.
[01:19:19] So anyway, the new video has some
[01:19:21] different things than the old one. The
[01:19:22] old one had a lot of focus on the
[01:19:24] aviation plot and the old one taught you
[01:19:26] how to make the invisible ball. Mhm.
[01:19:28] >> Now the new one actually does show
[01:19:30] >> We watched that at the sheriff's office.
[01:19:31] >> Yes.
[01:19:32] >> Okay.
[01:19:32] >> So now the new one goes up. It does a
[01:19:36] little more. It shows more locations,
[01:19:38] more targets. There were some targets in
[01:19:40] the first one like um you know Biden was
[01:19:43] in it, Elon Musk, etc. So the new one is
[01:19:46] updated. So now it shows like Trump,
[01:19:50] Vance,
[01:19:52] Pete, Marco Rubio, cuz you know the new
[01:19:55] administration. Elon's on there again.
[01:19:56] and poor guy Elon. And then it shows
[01:19:59] more locations. So you see Washington
[01:20:02] DC, you see New York City, you see
[01:20:06] Philadelphia. But really interesting
[01:20:08] after Philadelphia, there's two two
[01:20:11] shots in a small town.
[01:20:13] >> Really?
[01:20:13] >> Yes. So the small town ends up being
[01:20:16] Johntown, Pennsylvania.
[01:20:18] So I I made a really good relationship
[01:20:21] with this this detective. She lives
[01:20:23] maybe an hour from it. And so she mapped
[01:20:25] out every possible target there could be
[01:20:27] in Jstone. And so I learned a few
[01:20:29] different things that were interesting.
[01:20:30] One is it's a 12% veteran population,
[01:20:34] right? That's pretty high.
[01:20:35] >> What's the population of this town?
[01:20:37] >> Very small. I don't know, maybe 20,000k.
[01:20:40] Very small. I mean, maybe one or two
[01:20:42] stoplights type of city. The other place
[01:20:45] or two stop lights.
[01:20:45] >> It's not very big.
[01:20:46] >> You're probably looking at 10,000 or
[01:20:48] less.
[01:20:48] >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So I don't I haven't
[01:20:50] been to this city. very odd that they
[01:20:52] would.
[01:20:52] >> It's It's just like a little
[01:20:53] >> Let's look it up. Do you have your
[01:20:54] phone?
[01:20:54] >> It's a little downtown. Um mine's out
[01:20:56] there, but we'll look it up. But yeah,
[01:20:57] it's very small. Um and but they have a
[01:21:00] huge VA hospital. They have like a kind
[01:21:04] of a private airport the military
[01:21:05] sometimes uses. Like there is some stuff
[01:21:07] there. Now, the other thing is it's
[01:21:09] about 20 minutes north of where flight
[01:21:11] 93 crashed. The last thing that is super
[01:21:15] strange,
[01:21:17] um and I don't know if it connects at
[01:21:19] all. This town is very famous for an
[01:21:21] event that happened many many years ago
[01:21:23] and it was this massive flood. And so
[01:21:26] the interesting part is how this plot's
[01:21:29] working is you know we have the homeland
[01:21:31] plot but there's all these other plots.
[01:21:33] Okay. So October 7th was plotted with it
[01:21:35] and some of the homeland trainee trained
[01:21:37] with them and then they plotted for
[01:21:39] Syria. They plotting for the homeland.
[01:21:41] They're plotting some embassy plots.
[01:21:43] They're plotting an India plot. So all
[01:21:45] these plots are going kind of like
[01:21:47] trainings concurrent. Well, remember the
[01:21:49] October 7th plot was called All Oxa
[01:21:52] Flood, which is really interesting. We
[01:21:55] don't know the name of the Homeland
[01:21:56] plot, but we actually found it really
[01:21:58] fascinating because the s the town
[01:21:59] didn't have anything super significant
[01:22:01] besides the veteran, which could matter,
[01:22:03] but then they had this massive flood.
[01:22:05] So, we So, al-Qaeda puts this weird
[01:22:08] messaging in that you're going to figure
[01:22:09] out and learn after the fact, right? The
[01:22:11] 2023 video has so much of that. Um, so
[01:22:14] it's maybe we're just supposed to see
[01:22:16] something after the fact or the name is
[01:22:17] going to be pulled from that. Who knows?
[01:22:19] But, um, these videos are
[01:22:22] so important and I'm telling you, I'm
[01:22:24] going to law enforcement and they've
[01:22:26] never seen these videos. They've never
[01:22:28] watched the invisible bomb be made. Um,
[01:22:30] and it's it's it's very very frustrating
[01:22:34] because it's like it's right there.
[01:22:36] >> Yeah.
[01:22:36] >> I'll kind of put out for you. So, there
[01:22:38] is another thing in that video that's
[01:22:40] interesting. So,
[01:22:43] there's this thing where they do a bunch
[01:22:45] of shots and they're doing shots of like
[01:22:46] a little booby trap on a door. So, they
[01:22:49] do a shot of like a sticky bomb, okay?
[01:22:52] You know, like a normal sticky bomb. The
[01:22:54] interesting part is when you go pull up
[01:22:56] the literature on that sticky bomb, it's
[01:22:57] maybe like six or seven years old. It's
[01:22:59] from the Inspire. When you look at the
[01:23:02] image, the bomb is set up by off by a
[01:23:06] wind switch. So, I've never a wind
[01:23:08] switch. So, I did a research and I could
[01:23:11] not find any sticky bombs set off by a
[01:23:13] wind switch. So, this is fascinating.
[01:23:14] So, we've been telling people there's
[01:23:16] there's 100% going to be sticky bombs in
[01:23:17] this plot, but this is another thing you
[01:23:20] have to keep in mind. So, this wind
[01:23:21] switch just as you move it sets off the
[01:23:24] bomb because then the air hits it. It's
[01:23:26] like almost a piece of cardboard flap.
[01:23:28] So, the one thing is we have hardly any
[01:23:31] law enforcement that looks for sticky
[01:23:34] bombs on their car. They might go to
[01:23:35] lunch, they don't look for a sticky
[01:23:37] bomb. We have cars that sit around and
[01:23:39] nobody takes them until emergency
[01:23:40] happens and then they drive them all
[01:23:41] off, right? So, there's little things
[01:23:44] like that too, like everybody, we talk
[01:23:45] about the invisible bomb, which is a big
[01:23:48] deal and a big innovation, but we forget
[01:23:51] things like a sticky bomb and the
[01:23:52] terrorists that are building them and
[01:23:54] going to use them in this plot and we
[01:23:56] don't even have law enforcement looking
[01:23:57] on their own vehicles to see if there's
[01:23:59] a sticky bomb. So, we don't even have
[01:24:01] all the basics. And the other problem
[01:24:03] is,
[01:24:04] >> I mean, that's an easy fix. I know, but
[01:24:06] it's getting people to do it.
[01:24:07] >> The dog.
[01:24:08] >> Yeah.
[01:24:09] >> The parking lot.
[01:24:10] >> Well, it it's wrapped though in the
[01:24:11] silicon again.
[01:24:13] >> You don't think a dog can sniff that
[01:24:15] out?
[01:24:15] >> We've had it tested and they can't.
[01:24:17] >> No. Are you serious?
[01:24:19] >> Yep. Yep. So, so yeah, that work. I
[01:24:23] mean, al-Qaeda did it. They tested it,
[01:24:25] but there have been people who tested
[01:24:26] here and they see, "Yep, that works."
[01:24:27] They can't smell it. The dog might act
[01:24:29] somewhat different, though. So, you
[01:24:31] could have a slight change in behavior,
[01:24:32] but they are not alerting on them. So
[01:24:36] big problem. But these sticky bombs. If
[01:24:38] you're looking in your car, you're not
[01:24:39] going to miss them. It's not like
[01:24:40] invisible. Now the other issue is, so we
[01:24:42] have these all kind of bombs. I just
[01:24:44] want people to only look for sticky
[01:24:46] bombs cuz there's going to be regular
[01:24:47] suicide vests, regular IDs. There's
[01:24:49] going to be pipe bombs. Just think of
[01:24:51] every bomb. But then we have the
[01:24:52] invisible bomb, which is special because
[01:24:54] it goes to the magneettorometers. You
[01:24:55] can take in the airport and go to secure
[01:24:57] spaces. But then we just have normal
[01:25:00] suicide bombers besides these. So, in a
[01:25:03] normal suicide vest, but think about it.
[01:25:06] We don't have these suicide bombers in
[01:25:08] the United States. I'm going to these
[01:25:10] law enforcement places. They do not have
[01:25:12] standard operating procedures for
[01:25:13] suicide bombers. They have no training
[01:25:14] on suicide bombers.
[01:25:17] And remember, some of these suicide
[01:25:18] vests have chemicals in them.
[01:25:20] >> Mhm.
[01:25:20] >> They don't even have hazmat. So, there's
[01:25:23] just simple pieces of this plot. If you
[01:25:25] don't go out and sit and tell people,
[01:25:27] they're not planning or preparing for
[01:25:28] them. That's why you got to travel
[01:25:30] around to as many as you can and say,
[01:25:31] "Hey, hey, hey." And once they start
[01:25:33] seeing and understanding it, they're
[01:25:35] like, "Oh my gosh, we got to do these
[01:25:36] things." But it's like our government's
[01:25:38] not actually like putting anything out
[01:25:40] to tell anybody.
[01:25:44] >> Man,
[01:25:46] every time we talk, I just get [ __ ]
[01:25:48] outraged.
[01:25:49] >> But you saw I mean, there's people
[01:25:51] trying. There's a ton of police and
[01:25:53] sheriff doing this themselves, putting
[01:25:55] these things in place. Very proactive. I
[01:25:58] mean, a lot of communities have teams
[01:26:01] who are really on this, but they're
[01:26:03] being failed by the federal government.
[01:26:04] >> I just don't understand why the FBI is
[01:26:07] so against
[01:26:09] these law enforcement agencies preparing
[01:26:12] for
[01:26:14] a potential terrorist attack. I mean, we
[01:26:16] we've already seen stuff. I mean,
[01:26:19] there's a National Guard guy that got,
[01:26:21] you know, that killed in DC. Do you you
[01:26:25] track I know you're tracking that.
[01:26:26] >> Oh, yeah. So that one I spent obviously
[01:26:28] I had to look into that one because he's
[01:26:30] former CIA. So yeah, so that's Ramanola
[01:26:33] Lun Wall. So the interesting thing is
[01:26:36] like around 2007. So his birthday is
[01:26:39] wrong here. Just so everybody knows
[01:26:40] because if you go through the dates,
[01:26:42] it's like we recruit him at 12 years
[01:26:43] old. We didn't. But you know how
[01:26:45] foreigners change their dates?
[01:26:47] >> So just just FYI, his the ages US
[01:26:50] government has for him is incorrect. But
[01:26:52] who cares? Almost every foreigner in
[01:26:53] this country, the wrong birthday is
[01:26:54] wrong. So anyway, around 200
[01:26:56] >> a lot of them from third world
[01:26:57] countries. They don't even know what
[01:26:58] >> Yeah, they just make it up. When I was
[01:27:00] in when I when I was in grad school, I
[01:27:02] was mentoring a guy from the Emirates
[01:27:04] and he said, "Oh, I just made my
[01:27:06] birthday a couple years older so when I
[01:27:07] came here I could drink, right?" He just
[01:27:09] made up completely and nobody cares. Um
[01:27:11] that's, you know, so it's not all
[01:27:13] nefarious. Um so anyway, so he goes and
[01:27:17] he trains at Eagle Base. So he gets he's
[01:27:20] from Coast, so he gets a lot of people
[01:27:22] don't understand. So what the CIA did is
[01:27:25] they were recruiting and I know you know
[01:27:26] this. I'm just explaining to people.
[01:27:28] They um recruited people from areas
[01:27:30] where there's a lot of terrorists and
[01:27:32] terrorism because they grew up in it.
[01:27:34] They understand it. They can operate in
[01:27:36] those environments and they know what
[01:27:38] they're looking at. So he's from Coast
[01:27:39] recruited in one of these areas. So he
[01:27:42] goes up, he trains Eagle Base and then
[01:27:44] he doesn't get deployed back with the
[01:27:46] Coast team. He actually gets deployed
[01:27:48] down to Kandahar and he's at Gecko. So,
[01:27:52] he was on one of our teams, it's true,
[01:27:54] at Gecko. Now, what a lot of people get
[01:27:57] confused about is
[01:28:00] you can be have a background check to
[01:28:03] work for CIA, right? If you're overseas,
[01:28:05] heck, you can be a terrorist and work
[01:28:06] for CIA, but that doesn't mean you're
[01:28:08] vetted to come and live in the United
[01:28:11] States. So, he was never vetted by CIA
[01:28:14] to come here. Um, so that's one thing
[01:28:17] that kind of gets lost. People like CIA
[01:28:19] brought him here and all these type of
[01:28:20] things. this really didn't happen. The
[01:28:22] other thing is that really frustrates
[01:28:24] me. So, everybody's like, "Yeah, he came
[01:28:27] here. He couldn't fit in. He was a
[01:28:29] loner. He's playing video games all
[01:28:30] day." But what they're lying to you
[01:28:32] about is, and this really frustrates me.
[01:28:34] This is why we have no vetting. His
[01:28:36] brother is a he's dead now. His brother
[01:28:40] was a member of Islamic State Corusan
[01:28:42] Province. So, his brother Hayatula
[01:28:45] started in the TTP who we just talked
[01:28:47] about and he was in a rockstai agency
[01:28:49] working. And then he gets recruited by
[01:28:51] ISKP and then he becomes one of ISKP's
[01:28:55] main recruiters in the eastern portion
[01:28:57] of Afghanistan. Well, as you can
[01:28:59] imagine, he's already on Pakistan's
[01:29:01] radar because of the TTP time and then
[01:29:03] he's recruiting on these terrorists.
[01:29:05] He's also recruiting Pakistanis. So,
[01:29:07] they basically like take him out in
[01:29:09] summer of 2022. But we brought Ramani
[01:29:12] here prior to that. So his brother was a
[01:29:15] member of TTP, then ISKP, and still got
[01:29:18] in the United States. So we are doing no
[01:29:21] proper vetting if we're just letting in
[01:29:23] the siblings of terrorists.
[01:29:26] >> I mean, it doesn't surprise me.
[01:29:28] >> Yeah, it's just super super frustrating.
[01:29:29] So unfortunately, that's what kill him.
[01:29:31] But again, all everybody's like, "Oh, he
[01:29:33] got depressed here and he got
[01:29:34] radicalized here." You don't get
[01:29:36] radicalized in America. When you grew up
[01:29:38] in a house, your brother was a TTP
[01:29:39] terrorist. Like you were radicalized in
[01:29:41] your damn home. Um, you grew up in
[01:29:43] coast. you're recruiting because you're
[01:29:44] from an area with terrorists. So, we
[01:29:46] have to get Americans to start
[01:29:48] understanding too what a terrorist is.
[01:29:50] No, they're not getting a little
[01:29:51] depressed and shooting people because
[01:29:54] American life is hard. They've lived way
[01:29:56] harder lives.
[01:29:58] >> Mhm.
[01:29:59] >> So,
[01:30:00] >> I didn't even know that was a narrative,
[01:30:03] but
[01:30:04] >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, no. He was
[01:30:06] sitting around playing video games all
[01:30:07] day, Sean, and got just so depressed.
[01:30:09] >> That'll do it to you.
[01:30:10] >> I know those video games. People just
[01:30:12] need to get the [ __ ] out of this country
[01:30:13] for
[01:30:14] >> and they don't understand evil or
[01:30:17] >> did you Where was that one?
[01:30:20] Man, this maybe was six months ago.
[01:30:21] Maybe
[01:30:25] those two guys, I think they were on a
[01:30:27] bridge or in a park or something. They
[01:30:28] were doing mag changes with boltaction
[01:30:30] rifles. I'm pretty sure
[01:30:34] >> it was Where was Do you know what I'm
[01:30:35] talking about?
[01:30:36] >> Is this in Texas and then they did some
[01:30:37] shots and then there's some kids playing
[01:30:39] soccer or is this a different one? I
[01:30:41] think it's a different one.
[01:30:42] >> Okay. Okay. Okay.
[01:30:43] >> I think so. They they had boltaction
[01:30:45] rifles and they were trained.
[01:30:47] >> Yeah,
[01:30:47] >> they were trained.
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[01:33:56] All right. Yeah. So, I was talking about
[01:33:58] what was it? Bondi Beach, Australia. I
[01:34:01] mean, when you look at that video, I
[01:34:04] don't I can't remember how many people
[01:34:05] were killed or hurt or any of that
[01:34:08] stuff, but when you look at
[01:34:12] how
[01:34:14] proficient that guy is at operating a
[01:34:18] boltaction rifle with speed.
[01:34:22] I got six years as a SEAL and nine
[01:34:24] working as a CIA contractor and I can't
[01:34:26] [ __ ] operate a bolt action like that.
[01:34:29] It's that shit's terrifying. I mean,
[01:34:31] these these guys
[01:34:33] >> are [ __ ] training.
[01:34:55] I mean, and they're honing these skills.
[01:34:57] And a lot of times, this is what they're
[01:34:58] doing full-time. And I try to explain
[01:35:00] this to people cuz I get all these
[01:35:02] people, "Oh, have them come to my town.
[01:35:04] I'll take them on." I'm like, these guys
[01:35:06] are training in advanced urban warfare.
[01:35:08] They're training seven days a week.
[01:35:10] They're training in small teams and we
[01:35:13] don't have law enforcement that even
[01:35:16] have drills in this country for one
[01:35:17] active shooter. Well, what are you going
[01:35:19] to do when it's 10? You have no plan for
[01:35:20] that. What about five more at another
[01:35:24] location in your town? You don't have a
[01:35:25] plan for that. So, the crazy part is
[01:35:28] they're investing so much time into this
[01:35:30] training because things did go wrong in
[01:35:32] the past, especially bomb making, right?
[01:35:35] Um, so they were like, "We got to be
[01:35:37] proficient on these things. We have
[01:35:38] people in law enforcement who need to
[01:35:41] try over and over again to pass like the
[01:35:43] basic proficiency.
[01:35:45] We can't have you can't go up against
[01:35:48] these guys with basic proficiency. You
[01:35:50] got to put the time, the money, and
[01:35:52] effort into training people." And until
[01:35:55] they come here and operate in one of
[01:35:57] these teams and like shock everyone,
[01:35:59] that's when everybody will put in the
[01:36:01] training budgets in. But guess what?
[01:36:02] That's too late. then then you have tons
[01:36:04] of dead Americans. And so it is this
[01:36:06] very frustrating thing and he's such a
[01:36:08] good example. I don't know why
[01:36:09] everybody's not showing that because
[01:36:10] that's a restrictive environment. He
[01:36:13] still took the time. He went to a range.
[01:36:14] He did that training. We should be
[01:36:16] watching for stuff like that. Watching
[01:36:18] those little things that they're
[01:36:19] improving on to be proficient at. Why?
[01:36:22] >> It's also showing that they're going to
[01:36:23] use what's available to them. You know
[01:36:25] what I mean? Because wherever where did
[01:36:27] where did that guy come from?
[01:36:28] >> Yeah. Well, so he was an
[01:36:30] >> was he an Australian citizen? No, but
[01:36:32] but he grew up there. His father
[01:36:33] immigrated there, so he was an
[01:36:35] Australian.
[01:36:35] >> What I'm getting at is I mean, obviously
[01:36:38] terror cells have access to pretty much
[01:36:40] anything you want. You know what I mean?
[01:36:43] And but they're using I mean, I guess
[01:36:46] what I'm saying is they're they're
[01:36:47] they're resourceful and they're using
[01:36:49] what's available to them in the
[01:36:50] immediate environment and getting very
[01:36:52] proficient with it. That nobody uses a
[01:36:54] bolt-action rifle like that. It's for
[01:36:56] hunting. It's for
[01:36:58] >> sniper. It's for long long distance
[01:37:00] shooting. He just turned a bolt action
[01:37:03] into an effective
[01:37:06] I mean it's it's it's it's
[01:37:09] I've never seen anybody do it like that.
[01:37:11] >> Yeah. But you are right depending on the
[01:37:13] location. So if you're being deployed to
[01:37:16] Europe, for example, you spend a lot
[01:37:18] more time training on knives. Like a ton
[01:37:20] of time training on knives cuz you're
[01:37:22] likely going to use knives as part of
[01:37:23] your attack because it is a little
[01:37:24] harder even for terrorist groups to get
[01:37:26] the guns and weapons they need. But
[01:37:28] yeah, the United States, I mean, they're
[01:37:30] just training on, you know, I know every
[01:37:33] time I bring up guns, I say I'm wrong,
[01:37:34] but you know, like fully automatic, long
[01:37:36] gun type of things.
[01:37:37] >> Semi-autos.
[01:37:38] >> Semi-auto. See, I understand. But
[01:37:40] there's, remember, they brought the guns
[01:37:42] here. So, this is another problem I'm
[01:37:44] trying to get um people.
[01:37:45] >> Oh, they brought guns into our country.
[01:37:47] Yes.
[01:37:47] >> Why would they do that?
[01:37:49] >> Because we have different restrictions
[01:37:50] on some of our guns. So, if they bring
[01:37:52] the guns in here, it won't have all the
[01:37:54] restrictions on like the speed and
[01:37:55] stuff. So, I'm really bad with guns.
[01:37:58] This is why no one ever gives me a gun.
[01:38:00] Um, but they brought in guns that could
[01:38:03] do things. No, no, no. I'm fine. But
[01:38:06] then they brought some bigger guns in,
[01:38:07] too. So, I don't know tons about guns,
[01:38:09] but you know, like things that have like
[01:38:10] the 50 caliber rounds. I know everybody
[01:38:13] is like painting at my gun talk, but So,
[01:38:16] yes. So, they brought their own. They
[01:38:17] did bring some guns, but some of the
[01:38:19] guns they brought in, they brought in
[01:38:21] because they say property of US
[01:38:22] government
[01:38:24] >> because they wanted to be on the scene
[01:38:26] and then the public blame the
[01:38:28] government. So some doesn't and nothing
[01:38:31] special about the gun, but it's marked
[01:38:33] >> rightly so. Wow. Wow. How
[01:38:36] >> you Wow. You caught that? That they are
[01:38:39] planning on using guns that say property
[01:38:42] of US government
[01:38:45] with
[01:38:46] >> 100%.
[01:38:47] >> Holy [ __ ] I mean, holy [ __ ] they're
[01:38:50] going to [ __ ] kill us. But
[01:38:52] >> it's not just guns.
[01:38:53] >> It's it's
[01:38:55] that is I mean it's again it's
[01:38:58] it's actually [ __ ] brilliant.
[01:39:00] >> It is. It's even more though, Sean. So,
[01:39:02] you know how I say we give this money to
[01:39:05] the Taliban. You see, this is the kind
[01:39:06] of unconventional warfare that we should
[01:39:08] have been [ __ ] doing ourselves this
[01:39:10] entire time.
[01:39:11] >> I know,
[01:39:12] >> right?
[01:39:13] >> It is what they think we're doing, we
[01:39:14] don't do. So, long story short, there's
[01:39:17] Taliban money. Legends explain to you
[01:39:19] the 40 million human 40 million
[01:39:21] humanitarian, it goes gets becomes
[01:39:23] Afghanis, but the counterterrorism
[01:39:26] dollars that 47 million stays US cash.
[01:39:30] So, some of that US cash has been
[01:39:32] brought back into this country. So when
[01:39:34] you look at those bills, they're going
[01:39:36] to go straight back to the Treasury that
[01:39:38] did the shipment because we have
[01:39:39] barcodes on our dollars. And you're
[01:39:41] going to know that that money was given
[01:39:43] from the US Treasury to the Taliban and
[01:39:45] it's going to prove the US government
[01:39:46] funded the attack. That's the level this
[01:39:49] attack is planned at
[01:39:52] >> every [ __ ]
[01:39:53] >> So then the public sees that, they're
[01:39:55] going to put that out and you're going
[01:39:56] to be like, "Yeah, like how do you argue
[01:39:58] that? It is the money the US government
[01:40:00] gave. How How are you going to argue the
[01:40:02] US government to fund this and didn't
[01:40:03] know about it?
[01:40:04] >> They'll hide it.
[01:40:05] >> Yeah, but but I'm saying they put in
[01:40:07] real evidence, which is crazy.
[01:40:10] >> I know, but it will never get I guess
[01:40:12] what I'm saying is the the weapons.
[01:40:15] Somebody will probably pick that up. The
[01:40:16] cash
[01:40:18] >> I don't I just don't see that getting to
[01:40:19] the media. Yeah, but the terrorists are
[01:40:21] going to put it in the media
[01:40:22] >> because everybody so in everybody just
[01:40:25] wants to protect the institution to to
[01:40:27] continue their their power,
[01:40:30] >> right?
[01:40:31] >> So, I mean, we we see it we we see it
[01:40:33] going on right now with
[01:40:36] >> all all kinds of [ __ ]
[01:40:38] >> I know.
[01:40:39] >> I have an interview cooking that's going
[01:40:40] to reveal a lot of that kind of [ __ ]
[01:40:43] all these [ __ ] people that protect
[01:40:44] institutions
[01:40:46] >> and it's
[01:40:48] they're not all way up there. It's also
[01:40:50] the lower level people that want to
[01:40:52] protect the institution and it's it's
[01:40:55] it's so I I don't think that that I
[01:40:57] don't think that will hit.
[01:40:58] >> Yeah, it might not hit
[01:40:59] >> you. It would have to be somebody who
[01:41:01] doesn't want to protect the institution
[01:41:03] that leaks it
[01:41:04] >> which will but it's just the idea
[01:41:06] they're planting evidence. So if you
[01:41:08] want to dig into it, you can prove tons
[01:41:10] of evidence that the US government
[01:41:11] funded it, supported it, backed it, and
[01:41:14] that's the win they want. They want you
[01:41:16] to be like someone who like the 911
[01:41:19] people who said the government did it.
[01:41:20] They want you to say that about the next
[01:41:22] attack because they don't want you to
[01:41:23] focus on al-Qaeda. They want you to
[01:41:25] bring down your government. That's the
[01:41:26] whole point of it. They want you to not
[01:41:28] trust your government and say, "My
[01:41:29] government can't be safe, keep me safe.
[01:41:31] My government is funding terrorism." Um,
[01:41:33] >> news flash. We're already there.
[01:41:35] >> I know. Well, the interesting part is
[01:41:37] >> some of us
[01:41:38] >> remember
[01:41:39] terrorist organizations are also
[01:41:41] religious organizations. So actually
[01:41:44] religious wise the Taliban cannot take
[01:41:46] money from us. So they actually had to
[01:41:49] basically make an edict to allow it.
[01:41:51] They're allowing it cuz the money is
[01:41:53] going to be a part of a deceptive
[01:41:55] campaign and then you can do it if
[01:41:58] you're going to use it for deception.
[01:42:00] And Americans just don't understand this
[01:42:02] at all. Uh but the terrorists do. So
[01:42:05] this money they're going to use in
[01:42:07] deceptive practices and then it makes it
[01:42:09] okay under their Islamic principles. And
[01:42:12] so there's so many things even not
[01:42:15] understood. We fought these guys for 20
[01:42:16] years and we still don't understand even
[01:42:18] just some of those basics.
[01:42:24] >> Ryan Ruth.
[01:42:26] >> Yes.
[01:42:26] >> Let's talk about him.
[01:42:28] >> So yeah. So well this is air. We're
[01:42:30] filming today. I know it's going to air
[01:42:33] later, but they're actually going to
[01:42:35] give him a sentencing February 4th.
[01:42:38] >> Oh, really? Tomorrow.
[01:42:39] >> Tomorrow. I just have to say the dates
[01:42:41] because I know it's not Phil airing
[01:42:43] tomorrow. But the interesting part is so
[01:42:46] um you know, we talked about him
[01:42:47] previously cuz I put out a bolo on him
[01:42:49] like way back in like May of 2023. But
[01:42:52] >> did you really?
[01:42:52] >> Yes. because he was causing remember at
[01:42:55] the time I was running a nonprofit in
[01:42:57] Ukraine and he was um so the thing is
[01:43:00] Ryan Ralph went to Ukraine to be a
[01:43:03] fighter of course he got there and you
[01:43:05] have to actually have real bonafites to
[01:43:07] join the legion he tries to join the
[01:43:08] legion they're like you have no
[01:43:09] background you can't be in the legion so
[01:43:11] what he did is he went to Kiev and Kiev
[01:43:14] kind of has like a I don't know I would
[01:43:15] call it like a central market area of
[01:43:17] town and he was hanging out there all
[01:43:19] day he would hold up a sign with like
[01:43:21] his phone number And so he was telling
[01:43:24] people, "Reach out to me and I'll put
[01:43:25] you in touch with groups." And so I was
[01:43:27] one of the groups and he would act like
[01:43:29] he's associated with us um to put
[01:43:33] volunteers into our group. And of
[01:43:34] course, we didn't take anything from
[01:43:35] this crazy guy. Well, then he decided,
[01:43:38] "Oh, I'm going to be like um I'm going
[01:43:40] to be like a PMC or something." So then
[01:43:43] he makes up this whole ruse. I'm going
[01:43:45] to bring all these foreigners in to
[01:43:47] fight in Ukraine. So he makes uh like a
[01:43:50] nonprofit. Hey, he puts the same phone
[01:43:52] number all over the place. He starts
[01:43:54] calling like Afghan commanders. Hey,
[01:43:57] give me some of your fighters.
[01:43:58] >> This is the guy. This is the This is the
[01:44:01] guy that tried to kill Trump on the golf
[01:44:04] course in in Mara Lago, right?
[01:44:06] >> Yes. Yes.
[01:44:06] >> This guy This guy was able to
[01:44:08] >> No, no, telling you. Okay. Okay. This is
[01:44:10] what he's trying to do. He's trying to
[01:44:11] recruit Afghans, people from Africa,
[01:44:14] etc. Well, of course the Ukrainian
[01:44:17] government's like, "We're not going to
[01:44:19] give any visas to Afghans because if we
[01:44:22] have did Afghans on our soil, people are
[01:44:24] going to think we're the most horrible
[01:44:25] people." Cuz think about it, terrorists
[01:44:27] just took over the country of
[01:44:28] Afghanistan. If the Ukrainian government
[01:44:31] brought a bunch of Afghans in to fight
[01:44:33] and they'd be killed by a bunch of
[01:44:34] Russians, the whole world would be like,
[01:44:35] "Why are you using Afghans? You're
[01:44:37] taking advantage of these vulnerable
[01:44:38] people." So the Ukrainian government
[01:44:40] said, "Hell no. We're just not issuing
[01:44:42] these visas for any group. You could
[01:44:43] have even been a General Petraeus
[01:44:45] asking. So it was no across the board.
[01:44:47] So Ryan Ralph didn't care about the
[01:44:50] facts and he started literally getting
[01:44:53] Afghans to illegally come towards
[01:44:55] Ukraine thinking they're going to fight.
[01:44:57] And of course they got there. Legion's
[01:44:59] like, "You can't fight here. Our
[01:45:00] government said no." So he starts
[01:45:02] running these schemes. He's collecting.
[01:45:04] He's telling Americans, "Oh, I'm helping
[01:45:06] in Ukraine." He's collecting like
[01:45:08] donations. Not huge sums, but this is
[01:45:10] funding his life there. So then,
[01:45:14] so here's kind of where this part of the
[01:45:15] story comes in. So I report him. So I
[01:45:18] first report him publicly and then my
[01:45:20] the um like my chief information officer
[01:45:23] and my NGO reports at the State
[01:45:24] Department. I talk to a couple other
[01:45:26] people, an Afghan commander, another NGO
[01:45:29] and they report to the State Department.
[01:45:30] So of course this all happens. Ryan
[01:45:32] Ralph tries to assassinate the
[01:45:34] president. And so my bolo comes out
[01:45:38] because people start sharing it. Hey,
[01:45:40] there's this bolo a year ago. And so the
[01:45:42] press started calling me. So that was
[01:45:43] September 2024. So all this press these
[01:45:47] press house outlets reached out to me
[01:45:48] and I told them that little bit of my
[01:45:50] story. But I told them I we sent these
[01:45:53] complaints to State Department. So they
[01:45:55] call State Department. They're like, "We
[01:45:56] have nothing on record about Ryan Ralph.
[01:45:59] Nothing at all. There's he's not even in
[01:46:01] our system." Well, then there was like a
[01:46:03] foyer request. I want to say it was
[01:46:05] Daily Caller and it just came back like
[01:46:07] a month ago. And there's tons of stuff
[01:46:10] in State Department files on Ryan Ralph
[01:46:12] and they were literally investigating
[01:46:14] him and they lied to the press when they
[01:46:16] called on me saying we don't have his
[01:46:18] name anywhere in our files
[01:46:19] >> just like I was what I was talking about
[01:46:21] with the cash.
[01:46:22] >> Yeah. So they lied to the press and it
[01:46:24] was funny. One of the guys in the press
[01:46:26] called me back said I just started your
[01:46:27] date by my name isn't there. I said I
[01:46:29] can promise you
[01:46:30] >> to protect the institution.
[01:46:31] >> Exactly. And I said, I promise you a
[01:46:34] year or two you'll hear it's in there
[01:46:36] cuz every truth takes about two more
[01:46:38] years to come out. That's just how it
[01:46:39] works in the government. But so yeah, so
[01:46:42] with Ryan Ralph, but it's really
[01:46:43] interesting. One other thing about him
[01:46:45] about that plotting didn't come out and
[01:46:47] it should. So he did the whole thing
[01:46:49] that we all know in Mara Lago, but
[01:46:51] remember there's that thing where
[01:46:52] there's the deer blind. It was like 12
[01:46:54] feet up in the tree and it was towards
[01:46:57] Palm Beach airport and it was where
[01:46:58] Trump brought in um his plane. didn't
[01:47:01] see that one.
[01:47:02] >> Okay. So, yeah. So, so the so law
[01:47:04] enforcement found this like deer stand
[01:47:06] in the tree and they're like, "Oh, we
[01:47:08] think it was to assassinate the
[01:47:09] president." Ryan Ralph built that deer
[01:47:11] stand. That's why we never hear any
[01:47:13] followup on it cuz everyone's like, "Who
[01:47:14] made the bed stand?" And then they come
[01:47:16] back around and say he built the deer
[01:47:18] stand cuz he does he can build stuff. He
[01:47:20] has like a background in some carpentry.
[01:47:22] But anyway, yeah. So, he's hopefully
[01:47:24] going to get life in prison. They don't
[01:47:26] have like a death penalty or anything
[01:47:27] like that on the table.
[01:47:30] But anyway, but yes, State Department
[01:47:33] lied, but it's just another great
[01:47:35] example.
[01:47:35] >> Are they are they investigating it now
[01:47:37] or the Butler one?
[01:47:38] >> I don't know any how any of those
[01:47:40] investigations going, but obviously that
[01:47:42] would be what FBI Good look. You know,
[01:47:45] my opinions on how well FBI investigated
[01:47:47] Benghazi. I mean, I would not if if if
[01:47:50] you told me FBI was investigating
[01:47:52] anything for me, I would either pay
[01:47:53] money and just have someone investigate
[01:47:54] it. I'll be like, "Okay, I'm never going
[01:47:56] to get answers."
[01:47:57] >> Yeah,
[01:47:57] >> that's that's my level of optimism.
[01:48:00] >> I think that's probably just about
[01:48:01] everybody's level of optimism.
[01:48:03] >> And we want it I'm fine if you reform
[01:48:05] the FBI, but it's never happening. So,
[01:48:08] I'm at the point just disband it.
[01:48:10] >> Yeah.
[01:48:10] >> Um
[01:48:11] >> Yeah,
[01:48:11] >> I'm fine. I
[01:48:13] >> We have a lot of great law enforcement
[01:48:14] in this country. We can do a different
[01:48:16] organization. Bring in some quality
[01:48:18] people.
[01:48:20] >> Jeez. What's the updates on Benghazi?
[01:48:23] So, we're still working the
[01:48:24] investigation because there's so many
[01:48:26] damn terrorists. You know, one of the
[01:48:28] really frustrating things happened last
[01:48:30] summer. So, al-Qaeda did this operation,
[01:48:35] this operational plan, and they were
[01:48:36] going to basically attack a prison where
[01:48:39] a bunch of our terrorists are held. So,
[01:48:41] it's called Matiga prison. It's just in
[01:48:44] Tripoli. Do you remember kind of like
[01:48:46] when Benghazi happened? There was like a
[01:48:49] real airport and that's where team
[01:48:51] Tripoli ran out of. Well, then there was
[01:48:52] a military airport. So that was Matiga.
[01:48:55] The real airport ended up being like
[01:48:56] bombed by terrorists and it closed and
[01:48:58] then Matiga kind of became the prison. I
[01:49:00] mean the real airport, but it had a
[01:49:02] prison always in it. So terrorists are
[01:49:04] kept in this airport prison. Okay. So
[01:49:07] this is where pretty much all of our
[01:49:08] Benghazi attackers are who aren't with
[01:49:11] General Hoffar's custody. So anyway,
[01:49:13] al-Qaeda was going to go and overrun
[01:49:16] this prison and release our terrorist.
[01:49:18] So we found out about it and put it out
[01:49:20] publicly and there was a lot of pressure
[01:49:22] on the Libyan government. Hey, you're
[01:49:24] going to let al-Qaeda just attack a
[01:49:26] prison and free all these people. So
[01:49:28] then the Libyan government went to
[01:49:30] al-Qaeda and like we got to do this a
[01:49:31] little more quietly. We can't have a
[01:49:33] massive attack on the prison right now.
[01:49:34] The international community is paying
[01:49:36] attention. So this is what's crazy. So
[01:49:39] the prisons run by this organization
[01:49:41] called Rada. They're called the Special
[01:49:43] Deterrence Forces. They're almost like a
[01:49:46] militia. They're more capable than most
[01:49:49] militias in Libya, but they're not
[01:49:52] completely clean. So like that's where
[01:49:53] Zad Balam was taken and he was treated
[01:49:56] like a king while he was inside for the
[01:49:58] 10 days. So anyway, they're holding it.
[01:50:00] They get a letter from an American
[01:50:04] who works for the UN. Her name is
[01:50:06] Stephanie Curry and she hands this
[01:50:08] letter to the head of Rada and it says
[01:50:11] in good faith you know for your
[01:50:14] relationship with the UN in the United
[01:50:17] States please release these 56 people.
[01:50:20] So it said please release them in good
[01:50:21] faith. So the Rada guy looks through the
[01:50:24] names and of the 56 50 are terrorists
[01:50:27] from ISIS and al-Qaeda including
[01:50:29] Benghazi attackers. So I don't have the
[01:50:32] list but I know some of the ones they
[01:50:33] were focused on is so one of our
[01:50:35] terrorists his name is Hisham Abu Cidra
[01:50:38] we call him Kub during the attack
[01:50:39] because you know that was his Kuna when
[01:50:41] he was captured a couple years ago he
[01:50:43] was the head of ISIS in Libya. Okay, so
[01:50:46] this is one person. Another one is
[01:50:47] Muhammad Al Gurabi. When he attacked us
[01:50:51] in Benghazi, he was the head of al-Qaeda
[01:50:54] in Benghazi. And then the last one, I'm
[01:50:57] in Bouamood.
[01:50:59] So he first off is related. Remember how
[01:51:01] I said FBI paid off that witness to
[01:51:03] frame the mastermind. So he's his
[01:51:05] cousin, but then two years after our
[01:51:07] attack, he kidnapped the Jordanian
[01:51:10] ambassador. So So anyway, so this list
[01:51:12] has 50 terrorists. So Ronda goes back to
[01:51:15] this chick um Stephanie Corey who works
[01:51:18] for the UN. She's an American and says
[01:51:21] this whole list is terrorists. We can't
[01:51:23] release these people. Well, I find out
[01:51:26] about it. And this prison is very
[01:51:30] important to me because a bunch of my
[01:51:31] attackers are in it. There are like
[01:51:33] three people in the entire West who give
[01:51:34] any damn about terrorists in this
[01:51:36] prison. If you asked me to write a list
[01:51:39] of 50 tears sitting in that prison today
[01:51:42] who are actively inside, I could not do
[01:51:44] it. So I'm like, there's no way an
[01:51:46] American woman could sit down and write
[01:51:49] that list. Like I could in a month maybe
[01:51:51] put a list 2025 together cuz people
[01:51:53] don't stay in that prison long. I told
[01:51:54] you Zeod was only there 10 days. So
[01:51:56] sometimes they rotate in and out. So I
[01:51:58] was like, what the hell? Where did she
[01:52:00] get this list? Well, I find out where
[01:52:02] she got the list. So in Libya there's
[01:52:04] this grand mufty. His name is Al Sadik
[01:52:08] Alrani. So he is the religious authority
[01:52:12] in Libya, but he's a member of al-Qaeda
[01:52:14] and he's a member of the Muslim
[01:52:16] Brotherhood, of course. And he has
[01:52:19] oversight of all religious stuff to do
[01:52:21] with the Libyan government, but it's not
[01:52:23] like American, it's separate. So he's
[01:52:24] also involved in oil industry, any kind
[01:52:28] of governance, trade, right? Because
[01:52:30] religious role in all of this. He gave
[01:52:34] her the list. So, a member of al-Qaeda
[01:52:37] gave an American a list of terrorists to
[01:52:41] release that included some of our 2012
[01:52:43] Benghazi attackers. Did you hear anyone
[01:52:45] do anything? What? Mike Waltz runs the
[01:52:48] the UN? Nothing. Like, why are we having
[01:52:51] Americans trying to get Benghazi
[01:52:53] attackers released? Like, I'm so angry
[01:52:55] about this. It's so hard as it is to get
[01:52:58] these guys detained. I can't even tell
[01:52:59] you. But to know people who worked for
[01:53:03] my own government like are perfectly
[01:53:05] fine getting al-Qaeda and ISIS
[01:53:06] terrorist. It's the head of ISIS in
[01:53:08] Libya. You know how many people he
[01:53:09] killed?
[01:53:12] >> I just I just
[01:53:14] >> And then I have to be collecting and
[01:53:15] trying to counter these stupid
[01:53:17] activities. That's the crazy part.
[01:53:18] There's also no entity in the US
[01:53:20] government trying to do anything, right?
[01:53:24] >> No, I think we can all see that.
[01:53:26] >> Yeah. And that's another thing. We get
[01:53:28] all these people that run for office. Oh
[01:53:30] yeah, the UN's corrupt. They fund
[01:53:32] terrorism and do all these things. They
[01:53:33] get in. They do nothing about them. They
[01:53:35] don't defund them. They keep letting
[01:53:37] this stuff happen. What? We're going to
[01:53:39] release 50 terrorists because some
[01:53:42] earlier it's just [ __ ] talking points
[01:53:44] for them to put on X. That's all this
[01:53:46] [ __ ] is.
[01:53:47] >> Oh no.
[01:53:48] >> I'm not talking about Tim Burch. I think
[01:53:50] Tim Burch is a good [ __ ] man. But all
[01:53:53] these other people just batting this
[01:53:55] [ __ ] back and forth. It's like, "Shut
[01:53:57] up." Y
[01:53:58] >> and do your [ __ ] job.
[01:53:59] >> And they don't want any [ __ ] we voted
[01:54:01] you in there for.
[01:54:02] >> No. Yeah. They don't.
[01:54:03] >> But it's so I just I don't see red or
[01:54:05] blue, Republican, Democrat anymore. I I
[01:54:08] don't I don't see any of that. I just
[01:54:10] see
[01:54:10] >> it's not
[01:54:11] >> you're either a piece of [ __ ] or you're
[01:54:13] not.
[01:54:14] >> Yeah. I mean, it's the elites verse
[01:54:15] everyone else because Kim Tim Burch is
[01:54:17] no elite. Uh and that's really what the
[01:54:19] world is. I mean, all these people, you
[01:54:21] know, I went and worked on the Hill and
[01:54:22] saw it. Like these Congress people,
[01:54:25] they'll go and they'll say bad things
[01:54:26] about each other. Then they're at dinner
[01:54:27] together. I remember the first time I
[01:54:29] went to a congressional lunch and it's
[01:54:30] like there's some Dems are all coming up
[01:54:32] and hugging each other and I'm like,
[01:54:33] wait, I've seen it on TV. These people
[01:54:35] were hated each other. They make plans
[01:54:37] about who's going to say what. It's all
[01:54:39] a game.
[01:54:40] >> Me and Jeremy call WWF wrestling. Yeah,
[01:54:42] it's literally WWF wrestling. they will
[01:54:44] keep their system in place and protect
[01:54:47] each other's parties no matter what.
[01:54:51] There is no draining the swamp. Um, and
[01:54:53] it's just a frustrating thing to watch
[01:54:55] and so many people are idealistic where
[01:54:57] they love like the person they voted for
[01:54:59] and it's just like you just feel bad
[01:55:02] because they're going to be so
[01:55:02] disappointed when they find out.
[01:55:05] >> Yeah, I know. I know. I can't I just
[01:55:11] Let's just move on.
[01:55:12] >> Perfect.
[01:55:13] Um, all right. So, let's let's walk me
[01:55:17] around what's going on geopolitically
[01:55:20] around the world.
[01:55:20] >> Oh gosh, the whole world.
[01:55:22] >> What's going on with Iran?
[01:55:23] >> I mean, Iran is a very complicated thing
[01:55:27] because so much of our government has
[01:55:30] this belief, you know, in the strong
[01:55:31] man, right? It is better to back a
[01:55:35] government with a strong man because we
[01:55:37] know exactly what we're getting. So even
[01:55:40] though I feel like the majority of
[01:55:41] Americans and of course I am with the
[01:55:44] people of Iran, our government isn't
[01:55:47] really supportive of that because
[01:55:49] they're like, "We can negotiate with
[01:55:50] them. We can send them money. We can
[01:55:53] keep them at bay. We know how to deal
[01:55:56] with them. We do not know how to deal
[01:55:58] with or what kind of control or
[01:55:59] influence we're going to have with the
[01:56:01] next government that comes in." So we
[01:56:03] have this tough situation where
[01:56:04] unfortunately all these people are
[01:56:06] dying. The other thing that's happening
[01:56:08] that's very frustrating. So, first off,
[01:56:10] I'm going to talk about that. So, that
[01:56:12] means we're talking about our deals
[01:56:14] right now with Iran are nothing to do
[01:56:15] with the people. It's nuclear diplomacy
[01:56:17] because nuclear diplomacy is where you
[01:56:19] can fall back, pretend you're doing
[01:56:21] something and then it, you know, you
[01:56:23] make a deal and you say, "Hey, we solved
[01:56:25] something." And it doesn't do anything
[01:56:27] for the people. So, that's what we're
[01:56:28] doing. But with what happens with the
[01:56:30] people and this is something that's was
[01:56:32] different than all the last times. Our
[01:56:33] government said don't hang people
[01:56:35] publicly. So the frustrating thing now
[01:56:37] is they're doing extrajudicial killings,
[01:56:40] right? They'll just walk in and shoot
[01:56:41] some in the head. They're injecting
[01:56:42] people and killing them. So we have no
[01:56:45] concept now of how many people are being
[01:56:48] killed after being detained. Before
[01:56:50] they'd at least go to death row and be
[01:56:52] hanged and you can monitor it in some
[01:56:54] way, but we have people getting murdered
[01:56:55] in the streets. And you know in the
[01:56:57] streets it's not just Iranians, there's
[01:56:59] Iraqi militias, there's Afghans. I mean
[01:57:02] it's crazy because Iran has an Afghan
[01:57:05] brigade. People don't really talk about
[01:57:06] but the Fetuin brigade. So anyway,
[01:57:09] there's all these terrorists and bad
[01:57:11] actors killing people in the streets,
[01:57:13] but then even when they end up in a
[01:57:14] hospital or in custody, they're now
[01:57:16] being extrajudicially killed. And we're
[01:57:18] basically telling them to do it like
[01:57:20] just don't do it publicly.
[01:57:23] As of this recording, Poly Market says
[01:57:25] there's a 19% chance that Kamo come, who
[01:57:29] am I saying? I'm saying that wrong. Will
[01:57:31] be out as supreme leader of Iran by
[01:57:34] March 31st. What do you think? I think
[01:57:37] cuz our government's doing this nuclear
[01:57:39] deal stuff. I don't believe it at all.
[01:57:41] Now, if our government had said, "We are
[01:57:43] done negotiating with the government
[01:57:45] Iran, we only negotiate with the
[01:57:47] people," I would say he'll be out 80%.
[01:57:50] But now that they're like, "No, we're
[01:57:52] gonna like the deal's weird if it's
[01:57:54] true." Like they're gonna give us a
[01:57:55] little bit of uranium and then we're
[01:57:57] going to be like, "Okay, it's all good."
[01:58:00] But it's the people like can't afford to
[01:58:03] live. They're oppressed.
[01:58:06] Terrorists are running their country.
[01:58:08] There's uh people killed with no crimes.
[01:58:11] Like none of that is being addressed.
[01:58:12] And so that's super super frustrating.
[01:58:14] So I think he's if we had handled it
[01:58:16] differently, I would say that. But how
[01:58:18] I'm watching it, it's a nuclear deal. I
[01:58:20] don't think anything's changing.
[01:58:21] >> But I don't think a 19% chance is a
[01:58:23] great
[01:58:24] >> I know. But
[01:58:25] >> you think it's less than that?
[01:58:26] >> Oh, I think it's 2%.
[01:58:27] >> You think it's 2%.
[01:58:28] >> Yes. Now, a month ago, I would have said
[01:58:31] it's 19%, but now that I've seen this
[01:58:33] weird nuclear deal, I know the
[01:58:34] government's
[01:58:35] >> What is the nuclear? Well, I mean,
[01:58:37] >> so well, a government is
[01:58:38] >> interesting to see how poly markets
[01:58:40] percentage changes after this.
[01:58:42] >> Yeah. Sorry, Poly Market. Uh but our
[01:58:46] government is negotiating with Iran.
[01:58:47] Okay. But the negotiations happening
[01:58:50] right now with Iran are about nuclear.
[01:58:54] They started negotiations when these
[01:58:56] protests started and they're about the
[01:58:58] nuclear program. They're nothing to do
[01:59:00] with what any of the protesters are
[01:59:01] asking for. That's what I'm saying.
[01:59:03] That's why I know he's staying in power
[01:59:05] cuz that wouldn't be the deal you'd be
[01:59:07] working on. You don't need to make a
[01:59:08] nuclear deal with the guy you're kicking
[01:59:09] out, right? If this guy's going to be
[01:59:11] done in a month or two, we got to make a
[01:59:13] new nuclear deal with him. He's going to
[01:59:14] be gone. We can end the whole program a
[01:59:16] week after he leaves. So yeah. So that's
[01:59:19] why I know it's a game now.
[01:59:20] >> So we don't we don't all that's all a
[01:59:22] facade, too. We don't give a [ __ ] about
[01:59:24] the I mean I give a [ __ ] I know
[01:59:26] >> the US government doesn't give a [ __ ]
[01:59:27] about the people of Iran.
[01:59:29] >> Do you think we should have bombed Iran
[01:59:30] back in uh when was that? When was that?
[01:59:33] It was in the summer. We were in Dubai.
[01:59:35] We were flying home and
[01:59:36] >> we could see the
[01:59:37] >> 100%. So the thing is and Iran knew this
[01:59:40] anyway. We were always going to buy Iran
[01:59:43] when we found out they hit a certain
[01:59:46] level of enrichment or they could get
[01:59:48] close to putting
[01:59:49] >> How did we find that out?
[01:59:50] >> So,
[01:59:51] >> cuz here's what's interesting to me, and
[01:59:53] I can't tell you who told me this, not
[01:59:54] on air.
[01:59:55] >> Not one of our intelligence agencies
[01:59:57] [ __ ] said that they had they were
[02:00:00] enriching uranium. It was MSAD that came
[02:00:02] along and told us that.
[02:00:04] >> Well, the first thing is you have to
[02:00:05] remember Mossad has way better access
[02:00:07] than Iran than we do. Just to be honest,
[02:00:09] I'm I have some better accesses in Iran
[02:00:12] than the US government does. So, we have
[02:00:13] to be really honest about that. The US
[02:00:14] does have bad access than Iran. So,
[02:00:16] they've always had to rely on other
[02:00:18] people. So, that's no conspiracy. Think
[02:00:20] about it. That's Iran's greatest enemy.
[02:00:22] They have the best access here. Just
[02:00:23] like we had the best access in
[02:00:25] Afghanistan when we were fighting the
[02:00:27] Taliban there, right? Cuz that was our
[02:00:28] enemy. So, you have to view it in that
[02:00:29] lens. Okay? So, that's not a conspiracy.
[02:00:32] >> Okay? But wouldn't I mean remember early
[02:00:33] on in Afghanistan when we would go into
[02:00:35] these villages and we would just take
[02:00:37] somebody's word for it. Oh no, they're
[02:00:39] the bad guys. Not realizing that these
[02:00:41] people, these two groups have been
[02:00:44] battling each other for a thousand
[02:00:46] years.
[02:00:47] >> I mean, so you know what I mean?
[02:00:49] >> That's not exactly what's happening in
[02:00:50] this case. So
[02:00:52] >> I will tell you they were 100% enriching
[02:00:55] and the US government also has
[02:00:57] information that they're riching. It's
[02:00:58] not just from Assad. That's 100% not
[02:01:01] true. I mean, I even had access to a guy
[02:01:03] who had a family member in the program.
[02:01:05] The program is real. The program is much
[02:01:08] farther along than our government was
[02:01:10] aware, and I think they were caught a
[02:01:13] little bit with their pants down and
[02:01:15] realize it is more advanced than we
[02:01:17] thought. Remember, for like 15 years,
[02:01:19] they kept saying it's not advancing.
[02:01:21] Sorry, a program does not not advance
[02:01:22] for 15 years. So, our government just
[02:01:25] kept rolling the same assessment over
[02:01:26] into every year. And I really do Trump
[02:01:29] think Trump saw it and said, "Holy crap,
[02:01:31] we are so behind on our assessment on
[02:01:33] this. It's we got to hit them now."
[02:01:35] That's I do believe they had enriched
[02:01:37] that much. I personally believe it.
[02:01:39] Remember, I used to work Iran in the
[02:01:40] CIA. So
[02:01:43] there's so many conspiracy things around
[02:01:45] MSAB. You have to look at the facts of
[02:01:46] the situation. They have been enriching
[02:01:49] very successfully. Luckily, we've been
[02:01:51] tripping them up over the years over and
[02:01:53] over again. and Massad has done it
[02:01:55] plenty taking other scientists and stuff
[02:01:57] but the enrichment still slowly kept
[02:01:59] happening people act like what for all
[02:02:02] that time nothing improved that doesn't
[02:02:04] make any sense I mean they brought in
[02:02:05] people you know they brought in Libyan
[02:02:06] scientists after Gaddafi fell they
[02:02:08] obviously always brought in Pakistanis
[02:02:10] so they have the capabilities and always
[02:02:13] had it to make it happen and so I think
[02:02:16] that's just the whole current
[02:02:19] anti-Israel propaganda
[02:02:20] >> well who are they more a threat to us or
[02:02:22] Israel
[02:02:23] >> well They're more a threat to Israel.
[02:02:25] But I'm telling you to say no one in the
[02:02:26] US government believed in the enrichment
[02:02:28] isn't true. I'm just telling you there's
[02:02:30] not no analyst in the US government who
[02:02:31] didn't believe in enrichment. That's
[02:02:32] just that's a assessment put out in the
[02:02:35] wild for the public. But that's not
[02:02:37] real. You know, unfortunat
[02:02:40] >> Yeah. I don't know. Maybe I'm skewed,
[02:02:42] but reading these Epstein files and all
[02:02:43] the racial remarks towards Americans and
[02:02:45] Christians is just [ __ ]
[02:02:47] >> I mean, that's the world. Remember, the
[02:02:48] world's run by the Muslim Brotherhood.
[02:02:51] The world's not run by America. And
[02:02:52] people need to realize that. I I hate to
[02:02:55] let people know, but we are not the top
[02:02:56] of the pyramid.
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[02:06:20] Let's go to
[02:06:23] Syria.
[02:06:25] Interesting. I had a conversation with a
[02:06:27] good friend of mine who is there.
[02:06:28] Actually, he's got a coin right over
[02:06:31] there that he brought me back from. He's
[02:06:34] a JTAC. He bombed the [ __ ] out of ISIS
[02:06:36] over there. Working with the Kurds.
[02:06:38] >> Yeah.
[02:06:39] >> Called me up the other day, but he
[02:06:40] >> doesn't work with him anymore.
[02:06:42] >> All upset.
[02:06:43] >> He's like, "Dude, all the people that we
[02:06:45] were working with there are now being
[02:06:47] [ __ ] slaughtered."
[02:06:48] >> I know. It's horrible.
[02:06:49] >> And
[02:06:50] I I just I said, "I'm sorry, man. Like,
[02:06:53] I hate that you're going through this,
[02:06:55] but every single veteran generation in
[02:06:58] America goes through this. We've
[02:07:01] we go we pretend like these people are
[02:07:03] our allies. We abandon them and then
[02:07:05] they all get [ __ ] slaughtered. This
[02:07:06] is ex this is what we just went through
[02:07:08] in Afghanistan. It's already happening
[02:07:10] in Syria. Kurds are never going to work
[02:07:12] with us again.
[02:07:15] >> What's going on over there?
[02:07:16] >> We let him be slaughtered in Iraq like
[02:07:17] in the '90s and he still came back. But
[02:07:20] I mean I I mean it's the most horrible
[02:07:22] thing. I know. I mean we knew this was
[02:07:24] going to happen though when we backed
[02:07:25] the new government that was led by Abu
[02:07:27] Muhammad Al Giuliani. Remember that was
[02:07:28] an al-Qaeda operation to take Syria. So
[02:07:31] al-Qaeda took the country of Syria and
[02:07:34] then Muslim Brotherhood put in all the
[02:07:35] leaders. Okay, so that's just simple.
[02:07:37] Now when we ended up backing this
[02:07:39] al-Qaeda leader, then of course he
[02:07:40] started doing genocides. So did
[02:07:42] genocides against the Drews, the
[02:07:44] Alawites. So we knew it was coming for
[02:07:48] the Kurds. I even reported out maybe in
[02:07:50] August or no I mean October and November
[02:07:52] that they put on the calendar that in
[02:07:55] January they were going to start the
[02:07:56] Kurdish genocide which they did. So we
[02:07:58] told that months in advance it was
[02:08:00] happening and the Kurds knew this and so
[02:08:03] they first started and they were just
[02:08:05] pushing the Kurds out of a neighborhood
[02:08:07] they run in Aleppo. But if you even see
[02:08:10] so they displaced like 150,000 people.
[02:08:12] This was just a few weeks ago. If you
[02:08:14] see the narratives coming out of the US
[02:08:16] government, it's crazy. They're so
[02:08:19] pro-terrorist.
[02:08:20] They say they were doing clearing
[02:08:22] operations in these neighborhoods. These
[02:08:24] are purely Kurdish neighborhoods. There
[02:08:26] was like um even the New York Post, they
[02:08:29] showed a video of one of the tunnels cuz
[02:08:30] as you can imagine, the Kurds were in
[02:08:32] this neighborhood during Assad, too. So,
[02:08:34] they built tunnels so they could escape
[02:08:36] when Assad would come and kill them. So,
[02:08:38] they're showing these tunnels and like
[02:08:39] look at these terrorist tunnels in
[02:08:41] Syria. They're calling Kurdish tunnels.
[02:08:43] terrorism tunnels. So, our government's
[02:08:46] leaning in really strong also to put out
[02:08:48] a propaganda that this new Syrian
[02:08:50] government's a democracy and it's our
[02:08:52] new partner. It's our ally. The exact
[02:08:53] same thing they did with the Taliban
[02:08:54] when they left Afghanistan. But
[02:08:57] >> this is crazy.
[02:08:58] >> Doing all these genociding this guy into
[02:09:00] our country's cut people's [ __ ] heads
[02:09:02] off.
[02:09:02] >> I know. And he's slaughtered thousands
[02:09:04] since taking over. Also, what they're
[02:09:07] really being dishonest about and would
[02:09:09] love your friend's opinion. So also
[02:09:12] Giulani's guys and HTS cuz he still runs
[02:09:14] HTS went in and they broke out all these
[02:09:16] ISIS prisoners in these camps. Our
[02:09:18] government is not telling us how many
[02:09:20] ISIS prisoners got released. Like they
[02:09:22] started saying maybe 150 got released.
[02:09:25] I've already heard from inside Syria the
[02:09:26] numbers over 1,500
[02:09:29] ISIS terrorists are released. The US
[02:09:31] government is not like putting them on a
[02:09:33] list going and trying to recapture them.
[02:09:35] And then Abu Muhammad Al Gulani's
[02:09:38] sister, cuz she's a terrorist, was in
[02:09:39] one of these camps and he not only had
[02:09:41] her broken out, he then flew her via
[02:09:44] helicopter to his palace. Okay, so we
[02:09:47] can see this, but our government can't
[02:09:49] see any of this is happening. And that's
[02:09:51] our ally. So they're going to fund Abu
[02:09:53] Muhammad Al Galani to fight ISIS when he
[02:09:56] just released 1500 members of it. Like
[02:09:59] they're lying to the public that they're
[02:10:01] fighting ISIS. So I I don't know if you
[02:10:03] saw the event in December. Why? Why? Why
[02:10:06] are they Why would they lie?
[02:10:08] >> They did the same thing in Afghanistan.
[02:10:10] I wrote a 50page report. So, yeah. So,
[02:10:13] our government right now, remember, if
[02:10:14] they give 47 million a week to the
[02:10:16] Taliban to fight ISIS. So, I asked the
[02:10:19] logical question, well, are they
[02:10:21] fighting ISIS? And we did an entire
[02:10:22] investigation for a whole year and we
[02:10:24] put a 50-page report showing their fake
[02:10:27] ISIS operations. So, they're telling our
[02:10:29] government they killed this guy. entire
[02:10:30] government will handle $20 million for
[02:10:32] some dead guy and the guy's completely
[02:10:34] alive. We showed you ton we showed tons
[02:10:36] of examples of that in the report. So,
[02:10:38] no one in our government is actually
[02:10:39] going to confirm the information. So,
[02:10:42] it's funny. We did these um attacks in
[02:10:44] Syria about a month ago now and it was
[02:10:47] like, oh, we found all these locations
[02:10:50] from the new government of ISIS that we
[02:10:52] didn't know of. And so what they did is
[02:10:53] the new government did like they buried
[02:10:56] weapons caches in the desert and like we
[02:10:58] hit them in areas ISIS never operated
[02:11:01] in. So we're running fake ISIS
[02:11:04] operations. And then we had the horrible
[02:11:06] incident.
[02:11:07] >> We're running fake ISIS operations
[02:11:09] >> in Syria. And we're running fake ISIS
[02:11:12] operations through the Taliban in
[02:11:13] Afghanistan, which in Afghanistan
[02:11:15] they're extraditional killings. We're
[02:11:16] killing innocent people and marking on a
[02:11:19] board somewhere in the DoD that we
[02:11:20] killed 12 members of ISIS. It's totally
[02:11:23] fraudulent. We did the same for years in
[02:11:25] Somalia. So anyway, but in December, we
[02:11:29] lost the two National Guardsmen from
[02:11:31] Iowa and their interpreter. Our
[02:11:33] government's even lying about that.
[02:11:34] They're telling you an ISIS terrorist
[02:11:36] did that. That was one of Abu Muhammad
[02:11:39] Al Giulani's men. And then they say, "Oh
[02:11:42] no, he just joined the force." And then
[02:11:45] they realized right away he was an
[02:11:47] insider and they're about to sideline
[02:11:48] him. He'd been working with them for 11
[02:11:51] months about two months prior. They
[02:11:54] moved him to that unit. And then think
[02:11:56] about it. If they know you're ISIS and
[02:11:57] an insider, why would they deploy you
[02:11:59] with the US troops when they came? So
[02:12:01] anyway, so since then our government has
[02:12:03] lied to the American public there's an
[02:12:04] ISIS attack. It's not it's an al-Qaeda
[02:12:07] attack. And then we've literally carried
[02:12:09] out strikes on ISIS two or three times
[02:12:12] now. and they pretend the public's in
[02:12:14] retaliation for that attack when it's
[02:12:16] Abu Muhammad Al Giuli who you got to
[02:12:19] take out for that attack. But he's our
[02:12:20] new ally, so we're going to cover up
[02:12:22] that he's involved in killing American
[02:12:24] soldiers. And remember, he does that
[02:12:26] stuff as a test. What can I get away
[02:12:28] with? What can I get away with? What can
[02:12:31] I get away with? So, he got to think
[02:12:33] about it. If you get away with killing
[02:12:35] Americans, of course you can go
[02:12:37] slaughter Kurds.
[02:12:39] And he knew that. That's hot him. Go in
[02:12:41] and get him.
[02:12:43] And we're allowing it.
[02:12:46] >> And we will continue to allow it.
[02:12:49] >> Yeah.
[02:12:49] >> Cuz that's who we are.
[02:12:51] >> Our government does not have the moral
[02:12:53] compass of the American people.
[02:12:55] >> Yeah. That's no [ __ ]
[02:12:57] man.
[02:13:01] What's going on with China?
[02:13:02] >> Oh, and then remember I told you though
[02:13:04] and we No, no, it's just a reminder. The
[02:13:07] head of ISIS is literally harbored in
[02:13:10] Syria by Abu Muhammad Al Galani. So
[02:13:13] anyone saying we're fighting ISIS and
[02:13:15] the head of ISIS is in Syria and
[02:13:16] nobody's talking about that is feeding
[02:13:18] you a bunch of [ __ ] That's all. Um so
[02:13:21] China's interesting because China I
[02:13:23] don't know if you saw the recent um
[02:13:25] national defense strategy but it's
[02:13:26] changed
[02:13:28] >> really. How so?
[02:13:29] >> So China was previously kind of viewed
[02:13:31] as like our number one military threat
[02:13:33] and they moved it back to strategic
[02:13:34] competition.
[02:13:38] What?
[02:13:38] >> Yeah. So now our biggest military threat
[02:13:41] is like threats to the US's homeland,
[02:13:44] but China is no longer our number one
[02:13:46] military threat. So now it's back to
[02:13:48] deterrence, dominance,
[02:13:51] but it's so it's from the economic side.
[02:13:53] They're back to targeting China, which
[02:13:55] is interesting. And then of course a
[02:13:57] cyber piece. So now with a new strategy,
[02:13:59] the government's changed. So we're not
[02:14:01] really focused on kind of oneupping the
[02:14:03] Chinese military. We're focused on
[02:14:06] economic related things. So, which some
[02:14:08] of these are very very good, but we
[02:14:09] still got to focus on the military. So,
[02:14:11] it's um let's get rid of some of our our
[02:14:14] dependence on China, right? Let's make
[02:14:17] stock piles of rare earth minerals, for
[02:14:19] example. Let's find
[02:14:22] different supply routes for maybe AI
[02:14:25] infrastructure, telecommunications,
[02:14:27] those type of things. But yeah, so yeah,
[02:14:30] it's back to economic strategic
[02:14:33] competition. So that is a big change.
[02:14:35] I'm surprised not a lot of people picked
[02:14:37] up on it actually.
[02:14:38] >> Man, I didn't know anything about that.
[02:14:40] >> Yeah, it was just in the last week or
[02:14:42] two.
[02:14:42] >> Tell you what, we ought to be focused on
[02:14:44] our power power grid.
[02:14:46] >> Yeah.
[02:14:47] >> With when it comes to CH
[02:14:48] >> and hopefully now
[02:14:50] >> strategic competition. The good thing
[02:14:52] about the shift in policy, if it's done
[02:14:56] in the that way, then the focus should
[02:14:59] be not allowing China to have access to
[02:15:02] a grid or own ports of the port. So, if
[02:15:05] they really do shift and focus on those
[02:15:08] things, it will be huge wins. It's just
[02:15:11] we haven't done that well strategic
[02:15:13] competition in the past. So, I hope
[02:15:16] someone's going to change that cuz if we
[02:15:18] just go back to the way we used to do
[02:15:19] it, well, we were failing.
[02:15:25] >> Jay and I am surging in Africa.
[02:15:28] >> Yeah. I mean, as you can imagine,
[02:15:30] >> I haven't heard anything about this.
[02:15:31] What is this?
[02:15:32] >> Well, as you know, when everybody
[02:15:34] focuses one way, sorry, when everyone
[02:15:37] focuses one place on terrorism, it's
[02:15:38] just surges somewhere else, right? So
[02:15:40] JNIM is basically al-Qaeda's main
[02:15:44] affiliate in North Africa if you ignore
[02:15:48] AQIM and al-Shabaab. Okay, so it's kind
[02:15:50] of equal to them, but it's a whole
[02:15:52] different group. And JNIM is really
[02:15:54] interesting because it doesn't need as
[02:15:56] much money as other terrorist groups.
[02:15:58] They make all their own income. Like
[02:15:59] they have gold mines. They actually have
[02:16:02] a tax infrastructure. People have to pay
[02:16:04] them for protection almost like if you
[02:16:06] lived under a mafia. So what they've
[02:16:08] done is they've been really smart and
[02:16:10] they targeted what that kind of the
[02:16:12] collapsing governments on the weak
[02:16:13] states. So Mali Bkina Faso and then you
[02:16:17] saw we got kicked out in Nair. So
[02:16:18] they're starting now to kind of play
[02:16:20] around in Nair. So they're slowly having
[02:16:23] really massive gains in these locations
[02:16:26] into al-Qaeda. They're viewing it as the
[02:16:28] caliphate plan, you know, let's take
[02:16:31] Mali, let's take Bkina Foso. Um, and
[02:16:35] it's been like a really successful
[02:16:37] initiative and nobody's paying attention
[02:16:39] to it. But also, it's very interesting.
[02:16:42] I want to say it was about four months
[02:16:43] ago. A very famous terrorist showed up
[02:16:46] in Bkina Faso. His name is Abu Muhammad
[02:16:50] Alasi. We talked about him previously.
[02:16:52] He's the father-in-law of Hamza Bin
[02:16:54] Laden, but he's a terrorist that I told
[02:16:55] you the US government believes he's
[02:16:57] dead. So, the terrorists did this really
[02:17:00] interesting ruse. They fed
[02:17:03] misinformation to us and Israel ended up
[02:17:06] carrying out an operation on him in Iran
[02:17:10] and they teed up the assassination the
[02:17:12] terrorists did for the anniversary
[02:17:16] of the 1998 attack. So August 7th. So
[02:17:19] think about it. If you kill a terrorist
[02:17:21] on the exact anniversary of the attack,
[02:17:24] wouldn't you as a man with like common
[02:17:26] sense be like this seems too perfect?
[02:17:29] >> But our government never thought it. So
[02:17:31] our government has him as dead. So he's
[02:17:32] alive. So he's running these operations
[02:17:35] for JNIM from core al-Qaeda in
[02:17:39] Afghanistan. But he deployed and he's on
[02:17:41] the ground of Akinaaso which is crazy.
[02:17:42] This is one of the most famous
[02:17:44] terrorists in the entire world. We
[02:17:45] aren't even targeting him. And that's
[02:17:47] why these operations are going so
[02:17:49] successfully. U because he's running it.
[02:17:52] Like he was one of the key masterminds
[02:17:53] of the 1998 plots. Um so it's just this
[02:17:57] frustrating thing. He also got put on
[02:17:59] and he's now the number two on the
[02:18:01] military commission for JNIM. But think
[02:18:04] about it. If you're a terrorist and you
[02:18:06] convince America you're dead, well then
[02:18:08] no one's collecting on you. And
[02:18:10] al-Qaeda's done this very very
[02:18:11] successfully. I found this other famous
[02:18:13] terrorist recently. His name's Abu Jihad
[02:18:15] Mazerie.
[02:18:16] >> So you remember when there was the huge
[02:18:19] airline plot and then we all had to go
[02:18:21] to like the 3 oz liquids, okay?
[02:18:24] So there was a terrorist that we went
[02:18:26] after for that Rasheed um Ralph. Okay.
[02:18:29] So he goes and he's hiding in Wizeran
[02:18:31] like everyone else and we bomb him and
[02:18:34] when we bomb him everyone said hey we
[02:18:36] also killed this Abu Jihad Al Mazri who
[02:18:38] was one of the heads of al-Qaeda's
[02:18:39] external operations. He didn't die. So
[02:18:42] that was I don't know 105 years ago. So
[02:18:44] think about it. If you have a head of
[02:18:46] external operations alive for a whole
[02:18:48] another decade and you don't know what
[02:18:51] he's doing, what was he able to succeed
[02:18:54] at in that time? The government's not
[02:18:56] collecting on him. What's he been
[02:18:58] leading? Who's he been working with?
[02:18:59] Where has he been going? Some of these
[02:19:01] terrorists is really interesting. They
[02:19:03] have fake documents and they're getting
[02:19:05] on airplanes and they're traveling all
[02:19:06] over the Middle East. some of the United
[02:19:08] States top 10 terrorists. Like a really
[02:19:11] good example, his name is um Hamzal
[02:19:13] Gambdi. So Hamzal Gambdi right now is
[02:19:16] the head of al-Qaeda's military
[02:19:17] commission, right? Pretty much.
[02:19:18] >> I mean, we were printing them passports.
[02:19:20] >> Yeah. Well, he's flying all over. So he
[02:19:23] is on the
[02:19:24] >> legend broke that, right?
[02:19:25] >> Yeah. He's on the most Yeah. So Well,
[02:19:27] yeah. So that's one thing. Taliban's
[02:19:29] making these people passports. But just
[02:19:31] think about it. Head of al-Qaeda's
[02:19:32] military commission, one of the top 10
[02:19:35] most important terrorists in the world,
[02:19:38] is flying on airplanes.
[02:19:41] Nobody knows it's him. Like, that's how
[02:19:44] bad the system. So, it's not even just
[02:19:45] that they're making all these passports
[02:19:47] for terrorists. The senior leaders are
[02:19:49] traveling around. No one's got a clue.
[02:19:52] So, it's it's it's just this super
[02:19:54] frustrating thing. He used to be Bin
[02:19:56] Laden's bodyguard. Our government is
[02:19:58] missing everything. So they think people
[02:20:00] are dead who aren't. We got senior
[02:20:02] leaders flying first class around. We
[02:20:05] have groups meeting and our government
[02:20:07] doesn't even know the two groups even
[02:20:08] have a relationship. Like terrorists
[02:20:10] have advanced why we ignored them and
[02:20:14] we're really going to be hit hard
[02:20:16] because of this.
[02:20:21] >> Somali land.
[02:20:23] >> Yeah. So, so there's a obviously
[02:20:25] everybody's talking about Somalia right
[02:20:27] now, but Somali land was really
[02:20:29] interesting because they're not a
[02:20:31] recognized country even though they
[02:20:32] should be. They're a de somewhat of a
[02:20:34] democracy. They follow our rules. They
[02:20:37] keep terrorism out, but Israel decided
[02:20:40] to recognize them and then it became a
[02:20:42] big hoopla, right? So,
[02:20:44] >> why do you think they decided to
[02:20:45] recognize them?
[02:20:46] >> Because where Somali land is, it's super
[02:20:49] critical for trade and it's a really
[02:20:51] great place to have a port. Like to be
[02:20:52] honest, we should have a port there. We
[02:20:54] should have a military base there. Um,
[02:20:57] and we're not, Israel is not the only
[02:20:58] one. UAE's been trying to make the same
[02:21:01] deal. So, the port matters
[02:21:04] >> um for the region.
[02:21:05] >> I don't think they're going to turn it
[02:21:06] into a beach town like Gaza.
[02:21:08] >> No, no, it's trade. Now, remember,
[02:21:12] Somalia is corrupt. Terrorists are
[02:21:15] getting close to taking over, and we can
[02:21:17] talk about that. Um, and you have no
[02:21:19] guarantee if you have access to the port
[02:21:21] today, you're going to have the access
[02:21:23] to the port six months ago, 6 months
[02:21:24] from now if Alshabam takes over. So you
[02:21:27] also if you're a government, you have to
[02:21:29] start positioning for the next port
[02:21:31] location.
[02:21:33] So that that's a huge problem. And you
[02:21:35] have to remember in mo in um Somalia,
[02:21:39] al-Shabaab actually runs some of the
[02:21:41] ports. So when you pay the for port fees
[02:21:44] to go into that port, you're giving the
[02:21:45] money to al-Qaeda. So a government can
[02:21:48] lie all they want about it, but you're
[02:21:49] funding a terrorist group by just using
[02:21:50] the port.
[02:21:53] So anyway, so Somali land is the best
[02:21:56] regional option if you don't want to use
[02:21:59] Somalia cuz Somalia is this corrupt
[02:22:01] landscape as we all know. But as we have
[02:22:05] been talking about, so al-Qaeda,
[02:22:07] >> you use Yemen as well.
[02:22:09] >> You can use Yemen.
[02:22:10] >> I mean, I know it's infested, but
[02:22:12] >> you would do both. You know, you could
[02:22:14] stop in Yemen and you could stop in
[02:22:15] Somali land, you know, if you're
[02:22:16] shipping or something. So, you you would
[02:22:18] want I would prefer both if I was
[02:22:20] running things and making deals for my
[02:22:22] government. Just FYI. Now, with Somalia,
[02:22:26] so for the whole last year, al-Qaeda and
[02:22:28] al-Shabaab has had this operation to
[02:22:30] take Mogadishu and they've done it very
[02:22:33] successfully and nobody's talking about
[02:22:34] it. Remember the Hamza Al Gamdi who I
[02:22:36] told you has been traveling all around?
[02:22:37] He actually went there I think it was
[02:22:40] like November 2024 now and made this
[02:22:43] whole operational plan. And so what
[02:22:44] they're doing is they're slowly moving
[02:22:46] in on Moadishu from every direction
[02:22:48] taking cities taking roadway. So if you
[02:22:51] put a circle around Moadishu and you're
[02:22:53] like where's al-Qaeda and al-Shabaab the
[02:22:56] closest point is 10 miles away and then
[02:22:58] it's about to 40 miles away. So they
[02:23:00] have encircled the city within 10 miles
[02:23:03] in some locations. Other locations about
[02:23:05] 40. And so they're going to go in and
[02:23:07] take Moadishu. And nobody's really being
[02:23:10] honest about this. So in about 2022 and
[02:23:13] 2023, there was huge operations against
[02:23:16] Al-Shabaab and they lost tons of land.
[02:23:18] In 2025, they regained everything they
[02:23:21] lost during those counterterrorism
[02:23:23] operations. So anyway, a lot of people
[02:23:26] are getting very very nervous because,
[02:23:28] you know, locals on the ground are
[02:23:29] saying it's in within 90 days. Who
[02:23:31] knows? Al-Qaeda's goal is to take it
[02:23:33] within 2026. It was a two-year plan.
[02:23:36] We're now going to the second year. But
[02:23:37] as you can imagine, a lot of stuff's
[02:23:40] happening. Even the government's
[02:23:42] freaking out. People in the government.
[02:23:44] So people in the government are
[02:23:45] literally starting to make deals with
[02:23:46] al-Shabaab. They're handing off money to
[02:23:48] them. So some of the money our
[02:23:50] government's giving to the Somali
[02:23:52] government is getting like funneled and
[02:23:53] diverted to al-Shabaab because they're
[02:23:55] thinking about their future, right? If
[02:23:57] all Shabb takes this over, if I don't
[02:23:58] start making a deal with them, I'm dead.
[02:24:01] So everybody's starting to think, what
[02:24:04] are we going to do if al-Qaeda takes
[02:24:05] this country, sadly? And then people
[02:24:07] starting to make deals and plans around
[02:24:09] it. It's a huge problem.
[02:24:11] >> Yeah, it sounds like it.
[02:24:12] >> Yeah,
[02:24:14] >> it's a mess. And then there's a whole
[02:24:16] another piece now. You know, we have
[02:24:18] like all this fraud in the United
[02:24:20] States.
[02:24:21] >> What fraud?
[02:24:22] >> Yeah, I know. And then as you know, a
[02:24:25] lot of the remittances are going back to
[02:24:26] Somalia. A lot of people keep saying
[02:24:29] it's going to al-Shabaab. It really
[02:24:30] isn't. Alshaba is a multi-billion dollar
[02:24:32] organization, but it's going to like
[02:24:34] these Somali clans and tribes and even
[02:24:37] militias. Well, none of them are
[02:24:39] designated terrorist organizations.
[02:24:42] >> So, if you don't stop the money here,
[02:24:43] you're not stopping the money going
[02:24:45] there because there's no law enforcement
[02:24:47] or precedents.
[02:24:49] >> So, it's a crazy thing. So, um we can't
[02:24:52] exactly stop the money in the Somalia
[02:24:54] angle. We really got to end fraud here
[02:24:57] to deal with this or our money's just
[02:24:58] going to keep going there.
[02:25:00] I got news for you, Sarah. Never going
[02:25:03] to happen.
[02:25:03] >> I know. It's
[02:25:04] >> never going to happen.
[02:25:05] >> I mean, they build these government
[02:25:06] programs for fraud because also the
[02:25:07] people running them commit fraud against
[02:25:09] them.
[02:25:10] >> Sadly, [ __ ] government's a fraud
[02:25:13] operation.
[02:25:14] >> I agree. Give me some of the craziest
[02:25:16] things that have happened to you over
[02:25:17] the past year.
[02:25:18] >> Oh my gosh, that's a tough one. So,
[02:25:21] well,
[02:25:22] one of the funniest things is so I have
[02:25:24] a friend from Iraq and he reaches out to
[02:25:26] me one day and he said, "Hey, did you
[02:25:29] know Hezbollah in Iraq has a bounty on
[02:25:31] you?" And I was like, "What?" Cuz I I
[02:25:33] know people after me. Al-Qaeda's after
[02:25:35] me. I after me. I was like, "Hezbollah
[02:25:38] in Iraq? I still don't know why." And he
[02:25:40] said, "Yeah, but it's even funnier." So,
[02:25:42] there's a bounty, but then they also
[02:25:44] have a deal. if you want to collect the
[02:25:46] bounty, you can come to Iraq and have
[02:25:49] citizenship in a certain province. I was
[02:25:51] like, "Wow, this is sounding more
[02:25:52] appealing to somebody." Um cuz, you
[02:25:54] know, you got to make sure they're going
[02:25:55] to pay you. So anyway, so the funny part
[02:25:58] is by the end of the year it kind of
[02:26:00] kept going like a lotto and so it's now
[02:26:03] like $350,000.
[02:26:06] So Boon's been joking like when it hits
[02:26:08] up to a million, we might want to think
[02:26:10] about this like
[02:26:13] frauding it. Frauding it, right? cuz
[02:26:15] yeah. So anyway, so I have this massive
[02:26:17] growing bounty and if you want to live
[02:26:19] in Iraq, you can collect on it. So I
[02:26:21] mean it's kind of a nice perk.
[02:26:23] >> You don't seem worried.
[02:26:25] >> Well, I have worse people. Remember the
[02:26:27] number two of al-Qaeda's military
[02:26:29] commission is trying to kill me. I think
[02:26:30] that's a little worse than Asbala in
[02:26:32] Iraq. No offense as um so so that was a
[02:26:36] funny thing. And then I was in an ISKP
[02:26:38] video which was super funny.
[02:26:40] >> What can we see the clip?
[02:26:41] >> Yeah, I'll get it to you. Well, remember
[02:26:43] when I went on Chad's show,
[02:26:45] >> Robisha, they took the clip of me
[02:26:48] talking, but because I'm a girl, I'm
[02:26:51] like I'm like shaded out. So, I had no
[02:26:54] idea it was an ISIS video. And then this
[02:26:56] this investigator um in Netherlands,
[02:26:59] Peter, reaches out and said, "Hey, you
[02:27:00] know, you're in an ISIS video." Cuz I
[02:27:02] never would have found it. My face is
[02:27:04] blurred out. But yeah, it's super funny.
[02:27:05] So, the funny part is ISIS put the video
[02:27:08] out and they didn't know I was doing the
[02:27:11] oper. Remember I said I did a whole year
[02:27:12] investigation. So they put this video
[02:27:14] out with me in it which legitimizes me.
[02:27:17] Think about it. And then like a few
[02:27:18] months later I released my whole ISKP
[02:27:21] report. So anyway, they now do have like
[02:27:23] monthly updates on my information going
[02:27:25] out. So it's super funny. But thanks for
[02:27:27] legitimizing me, Isa. So that was a
[02:27:29] really funny one that occurred. And then
[02:27:31] so I made an offller joke about India
[02:27:36] and I got banned.
[02:27:38] >> Yeah, I saw that. So, so I mean I guess
[02:27:42] I'll do it again, but I don't know. Do
[02:27:43] you want I don't know if you want your
[02:27:44] YouTube channel banned, so maybe I don't
[02:27:46] repeat the joke.
[02:27:47] >> Tell me offline.
[02:27:48] >> Okay, I'll tell you offline.
[02:27:49] >> I don't want to get banned in India.
[02:27:50] >> Yeah, it was just a joke about their Air
[02:27:52] Force. But anyway, it was and it wasn't
[02:27:54] even that bad of a joke. But anyway, so
[02:27:56] I made a joke and that's all I did. And
[02:27:58] then I get a message from Twitter that
[02:28:01] India's like minister of like
[02:28:03] information, you know, the official
[02:28:05] title has banned you in their country.
[02:28:07] So yeah, if you're in India, you can no
[02:28:09] longer see my content on X.
[02:28:11] >> Wait, are Okay, what was the joke?
[02:28:14] >> So
[02:28:14] >> it was it was a joke about their air
[02:28:16] force and they banned you.
[02:28:18] >> Yeah. So India's been having a problem
[02:28:20] where they crash a lot of fighter jets
[02:28:23] or they come down and I mean it even
[02:28:24] happened in like just a exhibition. So
[02:28:28] So anyway, it's this com this joke. I'm
[02:28:30] sorry. So somebody was talking about
[02:28:33] Bram and about us coming and bombing
[02:28:36] bombing Bram. I said we're not planning
[02:28:38] to do that, but there's a huge attack
[02:28:39] being planned in India. So, India will
[02:28:42] likely in the future come and bomb Bram
[02:28:46] um in it, you know, as is retaliation if
[02:28:49] they don't crash
[02:28:51] >> their planes on the way. And then that
[02:28:53] was my one joke and that's the only
[02:28:55] thing bad I said. Um so the funny thing
[02:28:58] is is so I got banned in idi India for
[02:29:00] saying that they're going to
[02:29:01] >> India we're not much better. I mean just
[02:29:03] look at Boeing. Yeah. Yeah. We have
[02:29:05] >> They're just They're killing all the
[02:29:07] whistleblowers.
[02:29:07] >> And I talk all the time.
[02:29:09] >> The whistleblower shouldn't have said
[02:29:10] that. The whistleblowers are
[02:29:12] mysteriously dying.
[02:29:13] >> They're dying of unforeseen
[02:29:15] circumstances. Plus, I talk every day
[02:29:17] about al-Qaeda taking down 12 airplanes
[02:29:19] in the United States. And I'm not
[02:29:21] banning the United States, but yeah. So,
[02:29:23] anyway, that Yeah, but that was really
[02:29:25] really it was kind of funny because I
[02:29:27] was like, where did this come out of?
[02:29:28] So, we had to go figure out because it
[02:29:29] said we can't tell you why. And so, I
[02:29:31] was like, I hear they didn't post about
[02:29:33] India. And so yeah, and then that it was
[02:29:36] that it was just an offcolor joke, but
[02:29:37] keep your planes ups,
[02:29:39] >> man. And your phone got bugged.
[02:29:42] >> You're on your way. You're on your way
[02:29:43] to getting
[02:29:44] >> No, it wasn't bugged. I actually was
[02:29:46] going to So they were bugging me, but
[02:29:48] like bothering me.
[02:29:50] >> Oh [ __ ] I was going to say heard any
[02:29:53] rumors.
[02:29:54] >> Good thing we got you that Glacier
[02:29:56] phone.
[02:29:56] >> Yeah. Good thing. No. So the So the
[02:29:58] thing is
[02:29:58] >> So you mean annoying you?
[02:29:59] >> Yes. Yeah. Okay. So, well, the funny
[02:30:01] part is,
[02:30:03] so, so as you know, I've already told
[02:30:06] you I had these meetings with FBI, you
[02:30:08] know, the the Ryan Ralph team and then
[02:30:11] the um the January 6 expert and
[02:30:14] whomever. And then I always randomly
[02:30:16] have sent stuff to FBI's Benghazi team
[02:30:19] of rock stars. So, FBI has perfect
[02:30:22] access to me. They've been to my house.
[02:30:24] But anyway, so in May, FBI shows up and
[02:30:28] remember I was working at the Air Force
[02:30:29] at my bosses in DC, my boss's bosses,
[02:30:32] like people who might not even know who
[02:30:34] I am, right? And they show up and
[02:30:36] they're like, "Oh, we're having an issue
[02:30:38] with Sarah Adams. We want you to pull
[02:30:40] her clearance."
[02:30:43] And so it's my senior boss, and that
[02:30:45] senior boss literally is in charge of
[02:30:46] innovation. Okay. So he
[02:30:48] >> Did you get your clearance pulled?
[02:30:49] >> No, my clearance didn't get pulled. So
[02:30:50] I'll tell you, it's a funny story.
[02:30:52] >> I was going to welcome you to the club.
[02:30:53] >> Yeah. No. So, so he's smart and pulls in
[02:30:55] a lawyer. So, him and a lawyer sit down
[02:30:58] with the FBI and they're they're
[02:31:00] concerned of course and they're like,
[02:31:01] "Can you give tell us why?" So, they had
[02:31:04] nothing. They said, "Oh, we heard she
[02:31:05] said on a podcast she didn't share
[02:31:07] something with us." And my senior leader
[02:31:09] is like, "I know this girl has shared so
[02:31:12] many things with the government." So,
[02:31:13] it's funny. They come back to me after
[02:31:15] and they're like, "Can you tell us every
[02:31:17] agency you shared with in the last like
[02:31:19] year or two?" and I went through it was
[02:31:21] like 15 organizations in the US
[02:31:23] government I have shared information
[02:31:25] with in the last two years. So anyway,
[02:31:27] they have this whole meeting FBI can't
[02:31:29] say anything clear to them. They're
[02:31:30] asking my clearance Paul my senior so so
[02:31:33] my senior leaders then tell my boss and
[02:31:35] they're like they're like um it seemed
[02:31:38] political like does someone not like
[02:31:40] her? What's going on? And so my boss
[02:31:43] tells me I'm like it's got to be
[02:31:44] Sebastian Corka. Oh man.
[02:31:47] >> I mean, who else who else is going to
[02:31:49] the FAB? Because remember, he was
[02:31:50] telling the National Security Council
[02:31:52] that I'm on drugs
[02:31:54] that I'm putting out misinformation. He
[02:31:56] told them that Scott man was like a
[02:31:58] financial scammer. So, he's made up all
[02:32:01] these weird rules. Um, so yeah. So, it
[02:32:04] was really funny. So, I told my boss
[02:32:05] that's the only
[02:32:06] >> that guy just can't win. Remember what
[02:32:08] he did to me?
[02:32:09] >> It could have been Remember what he did
[02:32:10] to me with the Sam Shoemade thing? He
[02:32:13] made it sound like we were making all
[02:32:14] this [ __ ] up. It was a big sc
[02:32:18] and then the FBI comes out and says the
[02:32:21] [ __ ] email was real. And then that
[02:32:25] Ryan McBth dude like I think he was an
[02:32:27] army intel analyst apologizes to me and
[02:32:31] says I [ __ ] up. I was wrong. And
[02:32:34] Sebastian Gorka, what's his position
[02:32:36] again?
[02:32:36] >> Head of counterterrorism.
[02:32:38] >> Yeah. head of counterterrorism
[02:32:40] [ __ ] reposts reposts a post of a man
[02:32:45] who apologized to me for being wrong and
[02:32:49] >> and that's who's running the
[02:32:50] counterterrorism.
[02:32:51] >> No, but Sebastian Guer has a new job. I
[02:32:54] totally forgot. He's also the head
[02:32:56] >> get promoted.
[02:32:57] >> He's the head of like aviation threats
[02:32:59] against the US government or something
[02:33:01] like that.
[02:33:01] >> We got to put the tweet up. He tweets
[02:33:03] this [ __ ] like out there to me like I'm
[02:33:05] a [ __ ] SCOP or some [ __ ]
[02:33:07] >> Yeah. Yeah, he posted this new job
[02:33:09] update on LinkedIn. So,
[02:33:10] >> oh, we'll put this stuff up.
[02:33:12] >> So, now I want to say for the record, I
[02:33:14] don't know for sure if this is Gorka,
[02:33:16] but Gorka did tell people I was on
[02:33:18] drugs, so that's fact. So, it still
[02:33:20] could be Patel cuz his he's so thin
[02:33:22] skin.
[02:33:23] >> You're such a drug addict.
[02:33:24] >> So, yeah, I know me.
[02:33:27] >> Holy [ __ ]
[02:33:28] >> So, anyway, so yeah. So, so my bosses
[02:33:31] decided it was political, so they kind
[02:33:33] of left me alone on it. But it was
[02:33:35] really funny because they went overboard
[02:33:37] like, "Oh, we should deal with stuff."
[02:33:38] So then they were like, "Oh, with your
[02:33:40] foreign contacts, you have to submit
[02:33:42] every foreign contact who's a dual
[02:33:44] national."
[02:33:46] So that was like some work. But anyway,
[02:33:48] so yeah, it was so it nothing came of
[02:33:51] it, but it was like I said, FBI's DC
[02:33:55] office showed up at mine. I'm like, they
[02:33:56] they know where my house is. They've
[02:33:57] been in my house. Why didn't that just
[02:33:59] show up at my house? So, it was they
[02:34:00] were trying to like shake me down a bit.
[02:34:02] Another thing is is multiple times FBI's
[02:34:06] tried to come at me from different
[02:34:07] directions, as you can imagine, for our
[02:34:09] sources.
[02:34:10] >> Oh, I I would imagine,
[02:34:12] >> which we won't give them because they'll
[02:34:13] get them killed cuz they're idiots. Um,
[02:34:15] but usually it's a ploy for our sources
[02:34:18] as well.
[02:34:20] >> Jeez.
[02:34:21] >> But anyway, yeah. So, no, I didn't get
[02:34:23] my clearance pulled, but I don't even
[02:34:25] need it now. I work for the Shawn Ryan
[02:34:27] show. I should get it pulled so we can
[02:34:29] do an episode on it.
[02:34:31] >> You got to have a clearance to work
[02:34:32] here. No. Um, this is this is my
[02:34:36] favorite thing in the outline, I think.
[02:34:38] >> Oh, no.
[02:34:38] >> You beat up a cop and some people at a
[02:34:42] hospital. No.
[02:34:43] >> What is that?
[02:34:44] >> See, this is the problem people, when
[02:34:45] you get hired somewhere. So, I got hired
[02:34:49] and then you brought on someone to work
[02:34:51] in my team. She's my producer, Diana.
[02:34:53] So, Diana's like, "Oh, I want to get to
[02:34:56] know you." which I never should have
[02:34:57] believed this and she's like, "Film it."
[02:34:59] So, you know, film it and talk about
[02:35:01] yourself. And so, it had all this stuff
[02:35:03] in it. So, I bring up this story to her
[02:35:06] and then now I have to talk about it
[02:35:08] because I filmed it cuz even if I don't
[02:35:10] say it now, you're just going to roll
[02:35:11] the clip and so I don't trust you guys
[02:35:13] anymore. So, now I got to tell the story
[02:35:14] cuz I told it to Diana who I love. But,
[02:35:17] so no. So, I did beat up a cop, but it
[02:35:20] wasn't exactly illegal. So what was
[02:35:23] happening is it was actually a medical
[02:35:25] problem. So I was at CIA. So this was
[02:35:28] maybe like when you're in CIA is like
[02:35:30] post
[02:35:32] Osama bin Laden or before. So about 3
[02:35:34] weeks after we captured Osama bin Laden.
[02:35:36] So we have a timeline. And so I'm at
[02:35:38] work and I go to my boss. I said I'm
[02:35:41] feeling really weird like my arm's not
[02:35:43] working and my head feels strange. And
[02:35:45] she's like oh you need to go home. So, I
[02:35:47] go home and I'm at home and then I'm
[02:35:49] feeling okay and two hours later like
[02:35:51] parts of my body aren't even working.
[02:35:52] So, I was like, "I better go over to one
[02:35:54] of those clinic places." So, I go to the
[02:35:56] clinic and the lady's like, "It sounds
[02:35:58] like you're having a stroke." I'm like,
[02:35:59] "I'm not having a stroke." And she's
[02:36:01] like, "Well, it's got to be." So, she
[02:36:02] sends me to a hospital. I spend 4 days
[02:36:05] there and they say, "It's not a stroke.
[02:36:08] Uh, you were attacked by migraines." I
[02:36:11] kid you not. I got to tell you one story
[02:36:12] though. Can I do a side story? So,
[02:36:15] >> okay. So, I won't say the hospital
[02:36:17] because I don't want you to get sued
[02:36:18] again. So,
[02:36:20] >> every time a FedEx letter shows up now,
[02:36:23] I tell the team I'm like, "Oh, for ship,
[02:36:24] we're getting sued.
[02:36:25] >> You'll be sued. You'll be sued after
[02:36:27] this.
[02:36:27] >> Yep. We're getting sued.
[02:36:28] >> You'll be sued after this one." So, I
[02:36:30] was like, "I'm just never going to go to
[02:36:31] the hospital again." Well, I'm doing my
[02:36:32] Benghazi investigation. Okay. And
[02:36:35] there's this terrorist and he's an
[02:36:37] al-Qaeda member. Long time a member of
[02:36:39] al-Qaeda. He lives in Bosnia. He's
[02:36:40] Libyan. and he's the guy doing all the
[02:36:44] travel reservations to bring the
[02:36:46] terrorists that are injured in Libya to
[02:36:48] Europe because if you're injured in
[02:36:50] Libya and you're a terrorist, you're not
[02:36:51] going to go to the doctor in Libya,
[02:36:54] you're going to go to like France or
[02:36:55] Germany and go to get real medical care
[02:36:57] cuz you know al-Qaeda and ISIS get these
[02:36:58] perks. So he tra he flies al-Qaeda and
[02:37:02] ISIS members to Europe. So I did some
[02:37:06] looking into him and his one of his
[02:37:08] brothers works for the Libyan
[02:37:09] government. His other brother works in
[02:37:11] that hospital.
[02:37:12] >> Holy [ __ ]
[02:37:13] >> Yeah, his brother literally works in
[02:37:15] that hospital. Who?
[02:37:16] >> Holy
[02:37:16] >> [ __ ]
[02:37:17] >> Who got me wrong, by the way. So, I
[02:37:19] would not go to the hospital, but I
[02:37:20] won't say the name. So, anyway, I go
[02:37:22] home. It's a few days later and I decide
[02:37:26] to go to Target because there's nothing
[02:37:27] else to do in Northern Virginia. So, I
[02:37:28] go to Target and I'm actually talking to
[02:37:30] Boon cuz he's in Aiden. He's in Yemen,
[02:37:33] right? So, I'm on the phone with him and
[02:37:35] all of a sudden I say to him, "I don't
[02:37:36] know where I am." And he goes, "You're
[02:37:39] going to Target." I said,
[02:37:40] "Fundamentally, I know I should know
[02:37:42] where I am, but I have no clue." He's
[02:37:43] like, "Pull over." So, I pull over into
[02:37:46] like a business parking lot. And so,
[02:37:48] this is end of May, beginning of June
[02:37:50] after Bin Laden. And I start doing snow
[02:37:52] angels in the parking lot. There's no
[02:37:54] snow. So, someone in the office building
[02:37:56] sees me.
[02:37:57] >> Maybe Sebastian Gorka was right.
[02:38:01] >> No. No. I'll tell you, there's a
[02:38:02] policeman assessment coming along here.
[02:38:04] So, I'm doing snow angels apparently. I
[02:38:07] don't remember any of this. I'll tell
[02:38:08] you the parts I remember. And then, um,
[02:38:11] so the cops get called and this cop
[02:38:13] shows up who's squared away cuz they
[02:38:15] thought maybe it was someone on drugs.
[02:38:16] He's like, "She's definitely not on
[02:38:17] drugs. He can't control me cuz I beat
[02:38:20] him up." So, they he calls in backups,
[02:38:24] which is like some padded van. So, I do
[02:38:25] remember this part. So, I remember like
[02:38:27] some people like shoving me in a van,
[02:38:29] but that's like all I remember. So, in
[02:38:31] my head, I'm probably thinking it's like
[02:38:32] terrace or something. So they shove me
[02:38:34] in this van and then they bring me to
[02:38:36] the local hospital which is the county
[02:38:38] over for me. So luckily it's not the
[02:38:39] hospital that Terra's brother works in.
[02:38:41] Um so they go to this hospital and I
[02:38:43] beat up four people going into the
[02:38:46] hospital. So they end up putting me
[02:38:48] under and I had menitis.
[02:38:50] >> O yeah. So I had limes and if you don't
[02:38:54] deal with limes they can become menitis.
[02:38:57] This is something I learned didn't know
[02:38:58] and they didn't test for limes in the
[02:39:00] county I lived in but they figured this
[02:39:02] out. The next county does. So anyway,
[02:39:03] long story short, so I'm under for about
[02:39:05] two weeks. Okay. So I come to I get a
[02:39:08] visit. Someone from my work comes to
[02:39:10] visit. My mom tells me who's visiting.
[02:39:11] And then people start stopping by. Sean,
[02:39:14] so I had no idea I beat up a cop or
[02:39:16] these orderlys. And so all these people
[02:39:17] start coming in who work in theos I was
[02:39:19] super famous in the hospital and they
[02:39:21] all come in and I find out they all wa
[02:39:24] rewatched me again and again on the
[02:39:25] surveillance video in the hospital
[02:39:27] beating people up. So they're all like,
[02:39:29] "Oh, you're famous here. We're all so
[02:39:31] happy you're okay." say, "Oh, we all
[02:39:32] want to meet you." So, everybody in the
[02:39:34] hospital wanted to meet me cuz I beat up
[02:39:36] all these people in the hospital and
[02:39:37] they all watched the video.
[02:39:39] >> Oh [ __ ]
[02:39:40] >> Oh my god. It was so embarrassing. And
[02:39:42] then the other thing is like my mom
[02:39:44] didn't bring me bottom. So I'm walking
[02:39:46] around the hospital famous with my butt
[02:39:49] hanging out everywhere. I'm like, "Mom,
[02:39:51] like I'm out of it. Put some boxers on
[02:39:54] me." So anyway, so so Oh, so no, it's
[02:39:58] even funnier. So my mom So the cop takes
[02:40:01] my phone and um Boon is on it and so
[02:40:04] Boon's like, "I'm useless. I'm in
[02:40:06] Yemen." So he's like, "Call her mom." So
[02:40:08] the cop calls my mom and tells him I'm
[02:40:09] there. So my mom gets to Virginia and
[02:40:11] doesn't know how to get in my house. She
[02:40:13] literally calls the cop I beat up. Can
[02:40:15] you break me into my daughter's house
[02:40:16] and he broke her in the back window?
[02:40:18] >> Holy [ __ ]
[02:40:20] >> So good cop.
[02:40:21] >> Oh man.
[02:40:22] >> He really The cop actually later on when
[02:40:24] I came to my my doctor uh said the cop
[02:40:27] saved my life. if I would have been dead
[02:40:28] within 30 minutes if he wouldn't if he
[02:40:30] would have made a different decision
[02:40:31] like brought me to the police station.
[02:40:33] So the funny part is so I'm in the
[02:40:35] hospital like 2 weeks and then I leave
[02:40:38] but it's like a TBI so I can't I can
[02:40:41] think fine but my body so if I could say
[02:40:43] grab the water so I would say it but my
[02:40:45] hand would like would not do it or
[02:40:47] something. So for two weeks I'm like
[02:40:49] crawling up and down the stairs in my
[02:40:51] house because I'm afraid to walk because
[02:40:52] there'll be times the foot and knee
[02:40:54] don't do what it's supposed to. So, I'm
[02:40:57] like home. I can't drive. And then I'm
[02:41:00] finally able to drive and stuff. So, I
[02:41:01] go into CIA 2 weeks part-time. So, this
[02:41:03] is where it even gets funnier. So, I go
[02:41:05] in two weeks and then I finally can go
[02:41:07] back full-time. I'm normal again. And
[02:41:09] so, I go back in that week and they say,
[02:41:11] "Hey,
[02:41:12] um, we need to deploy people to Pakistan
[02:41:15] because after Bin Laden, you know,
[02:41:17] that's when they sent all those people
[02:41:18] home. We need volunteers for Pakistan."
[02:41:20] So, of course, I said, "I'll go to
[02:41:21] Pakistan." So my boss then gets this
[02:41:23] thing that I volunteered for Pakistan.
[02:41:25] And she's like, "Dude, YOU'RE JUST
[02:41:27] YOU'RE JUST GONE 3 months with menitis.
[02:41:30] You're going to Pakistan." And she said,
[02:41:32] "You can't go to Pakistan. You have a
[02:41:33] medical problem." I said, "First off, my
[02:41:35] doctor was Pakistani, so I'll be just
[02:41:37] fine." And I said, and then I used the
[02:41:40] rules of CIA against her. Remember the
[02:41:43] CIA, you go for your physical every what
[02:41:46] is it 5 years? And I said, I'm still in
[02:41:47] my physical window. You can't stop me
[02:41:49] from going. So then I deployed to
[02:41:50] Pakistan. Yeah. So, I worked for a
[02:41:53] couple weeks and then I went to
[02:41:54] Pakistan. Um, yeah, it was crazy. So,
[02:41:57] >> Oh [ __ ] that's awesome.
[02:41:58] >> I beat up a cop and did not get in
[02:42:00] trouble for it and he broke into my
[02:42:01] house. I actually, if he's watching
[02:42:02] this, I'd like him to reach out to me
[02:42:04] cuz I have no idea who he is.
[02:42:05] >> I hope he does. I'll bet that happens.
[02:42:07] >> Yeah. I'll come brief your department on
[02:42:09] the Homeland threat.
[02:42:12] >> Let's That would be cool.
[02:42:14] >> Yeah.
[02:42:15] >> All right. What What's this Disney
[02:42:17] thing?
[02:42:18] >> Disney.
[02:42:18] >> Doing a Disney show or something?
[02:42:20] >> Oh, yes. Well, now
[02:42:22] >> you're like, "Oh, yeah."
[02:42:22] >> Well, it wasn't Disney. Disney pissed
[02:42:24] up. You know, I worked at Disney in
[02:42:25] college.
[02:42:26] >> I didn't.
[02:42:27] >> Yeah. Yeah. That was my job. I was like
[02:42:28] that annoying person when you walked in
[02:42:30] the gate and I took your family photo.
[02:42:32] >> Holy [ __ ]
[02:42:33] >> Me, man. Do you have any of those?
[02:42:35] >> I don't.
[02:42:35] >> Uh oh. You're one of those people. Don't
[02:42:37] buy them. We went on commission, man.
[02:42:41] >> One of those people that don't put me
[02:42:42] through college.
[02:42:44] So, no. So um gosh maybe a year year and
[02:42:48] a half ago now I got reach contacted
[02:42:50] because there was a CIA series being put
[02:42:53] together and it's called inside CIA
[02:42:55] secret and lies and it was going through
[02:42:58] a number of different CIA operations.
[02:43:01] They were bringing the different CIA
[02:43:02] officers who worked them to explain to
[02:43:04] the public how the operations worked. So
[02:43:06] I got called about a terrorist named
[02:43:08] Mula Duda Lang. I think you know him. He
[02:43:10] was famous for anyone who worked in
[02:43:11] Afghanistan. So I'm in that episode. So,
[02:43:13] I'm not like a star of the show or
[02:43:15] anything. So, I'm in the episode on him,
[02:43:17] but it's really cool because it's about
[02:43:19] the people who did it Spy Ops, which I
[02:43:21] love Spy Ops. So, anyway, that comes out
[02:43:23] the end of February and Disney and Hulu
[02:43:25] picked it up, so it should be awesome
[02:43:27] airing on that. Yeah. So, it' be fun.
[02:43:28] The funny thing is, and I hope I make
[02:43:31] him say it comes out.
[02:43:32] >> I hope I make him worried. Um, I think
[02:43:33] it's February 26th, so it's super soon.
[02:43:35] >> Holy [ __ ] that's awesome.
[02:43:37] >> Yeah. So, the funny part is, so I'm in
[02:43:39] the episode for Moola Daduda Lang, but
[02:43:42] I'm actually working and targeting his
[02:43:44] son right now.
[02:43:46] >> Wow.
[02:43:46] >> So, I wasn't doing it when I filmed it.
[02:43:48] So, his son's name is Raybar, and his
[02:43:50] son is working on the US homeland plot
[02:43:52] cuz we killed his father. A lot of
[02:43:54] people are forgetting the second
[02:43:55] generation is coming after us. Um, and
[02:43:58] there's in Afghanistan, you know,
[02:44:00] there's like core al-Qaeda, right? Like
[02:44:02] the bin Laden is the leadership and then
[02:44:04] there's AQIS is the group that targets
[02:44:06] India. But then they made a whole new
[02:44:08] branch. It's called al-Qaeda and
[02:44:09] Afghanistan. And you know when you hear
[02:44:11] I bet legend says it like al-Qaeda's
[02:44:13] making all these camps in Panchir.
[02:44:16] That's the element of al-Qaeda building
[02:44:17] all the terrorist camps in Panchir
[02:44:19] because they want to kill all the Tajuks
[02:44:20] and push them out and take Panchier. Um
[02:44:22] but he's in that group of al-Qaeda which
[02:44:25] is interesting. So we don't even our
[02:44:27] government doesn't even work on that
[02:44:28] branch of al-Qaeda yet and it's been
[02:44:30] operational for years.
[02:44:31] >> Um so anyway, yeah. So yeah, I work
[02:44:33] against this son.
[02:44:34] >> Wow.
[02:44:35] >> Which is funny. Can't get rid of these
[02:44:36] people. I'm almost 50 and I'm still
[02:44:38] working these fools. So, I'm going to
[02:44:39] retire soon.
[02:44:41] >> Jeez.
[02:44:42] >> Oh, man. How's Massude doing?
[02:44:45] >> So, I mean,
[02:44:46] >> I've not heard anything out of the NRF.
[02:44:50] >> Well, I mostly track on Amula Sale cuz
[02:44:53] he's the one that kind of puts out the
[02:44:55] intel side of things. I'm less on the
[02:44:57] fighter side. Now, there's two units on
[02:45:00] the ground in Afghanistan. And so
[02:45:02] there's the NRF and then the Afghanistan
[02:45:04] Freedom Front, AFF. And they're the two
[02:45:07] that are like blowing up Taliban
[02:45:08] checkpoints and those type of things. So
[02:45:10] they have constant ongoing operations
[02:45:12] and they sometimes are doing joint. You
[02:45:14] might not they might say this was NRF or
[02:45:16] AFF, but it might be a joint operation.
[02:45:18] So they're doing constant operations,
[02:45:21] but it's like 1256 Taliban. It's not
[02:45:24] like they're hitting the GDI
[02:45:26] headquarters or something. So they're
[02:45:29] they're still moving along, but as you
[02:45:31] can imagine, the resistance has to have
[02:45:33] some sort of external backing, even if
[02:45:35] it's like a Tajjikiststan, and it just
[02:45:37] hasn't happened because you cannot take
[02:45:40] on the Taliban with as with being backed
[02:45:44] by the US government. We give the
[02:45:45] Taliban so much money, so much
[02:45:47] legitimacy. No one's going to take out
[02:45:49] the Taliban until we cut off the money.
[02:45:51] And they all know this.
[02:45:53] I mean, if they hit us in the home plan
[02:45:57] and the Taliban
[02:45:59] takes credit,
[02:46:03] we would still fund them.
[02:46:05] >> Yeah, but they won't take credit. AQAP
[02:46:07] is going to take credit and we're just
[02:46:08] going to coveret bomb Yemen. Um, yeah,
[02:46:11] but we'll still fund them. I mean,
[02:46:14] Hamas, all those leaders of Hamas,
[02:46:16] remember, they're like, "This Hamas
[02:46:17] leader lives in Qatar and he's worth 30
[02:46:20] billion and this one's worth eight
[02:46:21] billion." they are worth that much money
[02:46:23] because US government put that money
[02:46:25] into them. Like it's like guys, Hamas
[02:46:28] didn't make that money on their own.
[02:46:30] It's all money from the US government
[02:46:31] going into them. So it's a very
[02:46:32] frustrating thing. Like I just wish I
[02:46:35] want to stop every penny to Afghanistan.
[02:46:38] Because as you know, if you say, "Oh,
[02:46:39] I'm going to stop this bucket." They'll
[02:46:41] be like, "Well, we got to do Manitan. We
[02:46:43] got to do this." And once we hand in the
[02:46:44] money, we don't know where it goes. So
[02:46:46] that's why it has to be like a dead
[02:46:48] zero. Somalia's got to be zero. like
[02:46:52] Gaza Zero and now we're going to invest
[02:46:54] in Have you seen the Gaza plan?
[02:46:57] >> Um, looks like they're going to turn it
[02:46:59] into a resort.
[02:47:00] >> Yeah. Besides that, I mean, yeah, that
[02:47:03] So, when you look at the There's a whole
[02:47:05] PowerPoint. I actually wish I had the
[02:47:06] numbers off my top of my head. So,
[02:47:08] there's one PowerPoint about how much
[02:47:09] it's going to cost. It's like billions.
[02:47:11] There's billions for security. There's
[02:47:12] billions to build the buildings. Blah
[02:47:14] blah blah blah blah. But what I'm
[02:47:16] hearing out of terrorist circles, so our
[02:47:19] government, so in that briefing, um I
[02:47:21] think Kushner, but also Wikoff is saying
[02:47:23] it. They're saying we're going to disarm
[02:47:24] Hamas in 100 days. Have you heard this?
[02:47:27] >> I've heard a lot of things that never
[02:47:28] happened.
[02:47:28] >> So this just recently came up. So we're
[02:47:30] going to disarm Hamas in 100 days. So
[02:47:33] there's there's chatter that at the
[02:47:35] 60-day mark, there's going to be a huge
[02:47:36] government um press release and say,
[02:47:39] "Okay, Hamas, you have 60 days." Well,
[02:47:41] what they're doing behind the scenes is
[02:47:43] they're telling Hamas, "Hey, we're going
[02:47:45] to roll you into the security forces
[02:47:47] into the military,
[02:47:49] thousands of you. So, we're going to
[02:47:51] pretend we took the weapons from Hamas,
[02:47:53] and we're going to make them the heads
[02:47:55] of the police and the heads of the
[02:47:57] military, and they're going to run all
[02:47:59] that in Libya like we did in Tripoli."
[02:48:02] So, in Tripoli, in I'm sorry, that was
[02:48:05] Gaza. In Tripoli and Libya, we did the
[02:48:07] exact same thing. We let al-Qaeda take
[02:48:09] over all those institutions. and lead
[02:48:11] them. So, we're doing the exact same
[02:48:13] thing in Gaza. Hamas is going to run the
[02:48:15] entire security sector and no one's
[02:48:18] being honest about it.
[02:48:21] So, we're going to tell American people
[02:48:22] we disarm them. It's peace and we're
[02:48:24] going to give them a nicer place, put
[02:48:27] billions of dollars of investment into
[02:48:28] them, and we're going to make a
[02:48:30] terrorist group a thousand times more
[02:48:31] powerful.
[02:48:34] >> The whole thing was a real estate play,
[02:48:35] wasn't it?
[02:48:36] >> I mean, it's a whole lot of things. I
[02:48:38] mean, remember, we can't ignore the fact
[02:48:42] this was a planned al-Qaeda Iranian
[02:48:46] attack. And remember, that was a dress
[02:48:48] rehearsal for the Homeland attack. And I
[02:48:50] think everybody keeps forgetting that
[02:48:51] because this anti-Israel stuff, what
[02:48:54] they did in October 7th, they plan to do
[02:48:56] here worse. And we have to take that
[02:48:59] serious because Israel did not take any
[02:49:00] of this serious. They got some of the
[02:49:03] info and I know some people who gave
[02:49:04] them info about the terrorist training
[02:49:06] in Afghanistan, but they thought it was
[02:49:08] a smaller incursion, one they could take
[02:49:10] care of. They never thought, you know,
[02:49:12] it ended up being about 7,500 terrorists
[02:49:16] >> that infiltrated at one time. 7,500.
[02:49:20] And we know we have 18,000 here. So, we
[02:49:23] have a lot of Americans not taking that
[02:49:25] attack serious when that was a first
[02:49:27] phase. And our homeland attack is
[02:49:29] another phase of this. And there's other
[02:49:31] phases like India's after ours. But
[02:49:33] these are massive scale attacks being
[02:49:35] planned and nobody is taking it to the
[02:49:38] terrorists because they're focused on
[02:49:40] the they're talking about Israel or you
[02:49:42] know it's it's like
[02:49:43] >> I mean when you see what what happened
[02:49:45] there it's pretty [ __ ] bad. I mean
[02:49:49] >> we spent a long time in war zones,
[02:49:52] right?
[02:49:52] >> I've never seen destruction like that.
[02:49:56] The entire [ __ ] place is gone.
[02:49:58] >> They did the exact same thing. So that's
[02:50:00] how you got rid of al-Qaeda and ISIS in
[02:50:01] Benghazi. Exact same operation Israel
[02:50:03] did. Israel did on this larger scale.
[02:50:05] You do neighborhood by neighborhood. You
[02:50:07] make them evacuate and you go in and
[02:50:09] this is unfortunately how you have to
[02:50:10] get the terrorists. We don't have the
[02:50:12] stomach to go after terrorists that way.
[02:50:14] >> Is that how they're going to do it here?
[02:50:15] >> So they're not
[02:50:17] >> take it neighborhood by neighborhood
[02:50:19] everybody and just decimate the whole
[02:50:20] [ __ ] country.
[02:50:21] >> I'm just telling you um
[02:50:24] >> I'm all about killing terrorist.
[02:50:25] >> A lot of misinformation coming out of
[02:50:26] God. Ton of those videos are from Syria.
[02:50:28] Remember, I worked Syria. A ton of Gaza
[02:50:31] videos I've seen. I'm like, "Guys, this
[02:50:32] is Syria 2020, 2012, 2013, 2014." There
[02:50:36] is a lot of misinformation out of Gaza.
[02:50:38] There's a ton of misinformation
[02:50:39] currently out of Syria. So, you also
[02:50:41] have to really be careful with this
[02:50:43] misinformation, especially those numbers
[02:50:44] are not there is not 60,000 children
[02:50:46] killed. So, we have to on be honest
[02:50:49] about who's also feeding us
[02:50:51] misinformation because that benefits the
[02:50:54] terrorists.
[02:50:56] Remember, the only people winning in all
[02:50:58] this is the terrorists. Hamas is getting
[02:50:59] more. Muslim Brotherhood's getting more
[02:51:01] popular. Al-Qaeda got Syria. Taliban got
[02:51:04] Afghanistan.
[02:51:06] Every year the people winning are the
[02:51:08] terrorists. And nobody's talking about
[02:51:09] they're talking about Israel.
[02:51:10] >> Even if you're right, even if you're
[02:51:12] right, we're not a serious country
[02:51:14] because we're [ __ ] paying the
[02:51:15] terrorists.
[02:51:16] >> So you can't tell me that going and
[02:51:18] carpet bombing [ __ ] Gaza is going to
[02:51:21] solve [ __ ] when we're sitting here. I
[02:51:23] mean, that's where the flag came from
[02:51:25] from legend. $87 million a week to the
[02:51:27] [ __ ] Taliban. How much does Somalia?
[02:51:29] Like all these like we can't just go
[02:51:31] there and [ __ ] carpet bomb everybody.
[02:51:33] >> But we're not even we're not even being
[02:51:36] serious. We're not even being ser We're
[02:51:37] still [ __ ] paying these people to
[02:51:39] kill us.
[02:51:40] >> I know. But at the end of the day, you
[02:51:42] also So if you're American and they say
[02:51:45] you can't go into Afghanistan after
[02:51:46] 9/11, like who are you to say Israel
[02:51:49] can't go in and hunt down 7500
[02:51:51] terrorists are very hard to find? Like
[02:51:53] who are you to say you can't go in and
[02:51:55] get the people who did this to you? Like
[02:51:57] that's another issue. Like we can't be
[02:52:00] like we can't one side do what we want
[02:52:02] and then be the morality police on the
[02:52:03] other side cuz we don't like the person
[02:52:05] doing it. I had this problem so much as
[02:52:07] you can imagine in Libya cuz remember
[02:52:09] the person who went after my attackers
[02:52:11] is a warlord according to the press.
[02:52:13] He's not. He loves his country. He's a
[02:52:15] patriot to his country. General Haftar.
[02:52:17] Well, General Haftar went in heavy.
[02:52:21] Obviously trying not to kill civilians,
[02:52:23] but he went in heavy on those
[02:52:24] terrorists. And there's people who have
[02:52:26] him up for war crimes for it. Well, I
[02:52:28] don't think he committed one damn war
[02:52:30] crime, right? He was very effective. his
[02:52:34] city was controlled by terrorist groups
[02:52:36] and now there's not even an
[02:52:37] indoctrination camp in the entire city.
[02:52:39] That's how successful he was. But in the
[02:52:43] ICC, he's got charges for war crimes. So
[02:52:46] that's what I'm saying. Everybody has a
[02:52:47] different view of how this is done. And
[02:52:50] everybody says their way is better, but
[02:52:52] there's only very few victories. He's a
[02:52:54] victory. So what do you call that then?
[02:52:57] M
[02:52:59] >> because honestly at the end of the day
[02:53:01] the thing I care about most with
[02:53:03] terrorists is you don't get the second
[02:53:04] and third generation in Benghazi. We
[02:53:06] don't have to worry now there's a second
[02:53:07] and third generation. He ended that.
[02:53:09] We're not ending that Afghanistan.
[02:53:11] Second generation is a thousand times
[02:53:12] bigger than the first generation. We're
[02:53:14] screwed with what's coming out of
[02:53:15] Afghanistan. We are so screwed what's
[02:53:17] coming. Um it's so much bigger than it
[02:53:19] was on 911. Good
[02:53:20] >> point.
[02:53:21] >> So you have to sometimes do things with
[02:53:23] a heavy hand. Now with Hamas, you can't
[02:53:26] do with a heavy hand because half the
[02:53:28] international community supports them,
[02:53:29] backs them, finances them, funds them.
[02:53:32] Remember, Hamas has been
[02:53:33] >> And you're saying we're putting them in
[02:53:34] charge of [ __ ]
[02:53:35] >> Well, also, and Hamas has been
[02:53:36] reestablishing in a dozen camps in
[02:53:38] Afghanistan. So, they're in Afghanistan
[02:53:40] camps training. No one's bombing them.
[02:53:42] So, the problem with Hamas is they get
[02:53:44] so much support from the international
[02:53:46] community. They're only going to be
[02:53:47] stronger and more powerful. Like, we're
[02:53:48] not going to be able to get rid of
[02:53:49] Hamas. Even the fact that you're saying,
[02:53:51] you know, like it's just
[02:53:53] >> went in there, we did that, we decimated
[02:53:55] the place. You're
[02:53:58] >> in your mind, it's justified
[02:54:00] >> cuz it's not as decimated as you think.
[02:54:03] A lot of that is. And so we go in there,
[02:54:05] we do this [ __ ] we [ __ ] all these kids
[02:54:07] up and innocent people, and then we put
[02:54:10] the people that we went in to go kill
[02:54:14] and destroy
[02:54:15] >> that did October 7th in charge of the
[02:54:19] place. So So what? So we can do it
[02:54:22] again? Was that [ __ ] on purpose? So
[02:54:24] we can go do it again.
[02:54:25] >> A lot of our government is pro-Islamist.
[02:54:28] I know it's a bad way to say pro- Muslim
[02:54:30] Brotherhood. And as long as Mazan
[02:54:32] Brotherhood puts money in the pockets of
[02:54:34] our politicians, we're always going to
[02:54:37] have these deals. You got to remember
[02:54:38] these kids in Gaza, Hamas took over in
[02:54:41] 2006. Their entire education system is
[02:54:45] terrorist training. Like that gener the
[02:54:47] second and third generation in
[02:54:49] Palestine, you're screwed already. Like
[02:54:52] did you see any plans from Kushner then
[02:54:54] for dradicalization programs? Zero. Like
[02:54:58] we have people making decisions on what
[02:55:00] to do in these places that don't even
[02:55:02] understand terrorism. They don't even
[02:55:04] understand the the people there and
[02:55:06] what's going to happen and what they're
[02:55:08] going to do. That's why Egypt don't want
[02:55:10] >> they don't give a [ __ ] because it's
[02:55:12] beachfront property.
[02:55:13] >> It's about money. Yeah. It's Ali.
[02:55:16] Remember the terrorism fight made people
[02:55:18] a ton of money. We were done in
[02:55:20] Afghanistan in two months. We should
[02:55:22] have pulled out of Afghanistan two
[02:55:23] months later. We were done. We we've
[02:55:25] toppled the Afghan government. Bin Laden
[02:55:27] moved to Pakistan. There was zero reason
[02:55:29] to stay in Afghanistan one more day
[02:55:31] later, but it made people a lot of
[02:55:33] money.
[02:55:36] >> All right,
[02:55:38] I got you something I forgot to give
[02:55:39] you.
[02:55:40] >> You got me something?
[02:55:41] >> Yeah. Yeah.
[02:55:43] >> What's this? I don't recognize this bag.
[02:55:46] >> That's right. Something new.
[02:55:48] >> You know, someone made a comment in one
[02:55:50] of my posts about s'mores and I thought
[02:55:51] it was code. I was like, I don't know
[02:55:53] what the Shawn Ryan s'mores are, so I'm
[02:55:55] not going to respond. Um, I'm trying it.
[02:55:59] >> Oh, wait.
[02:56:00] >> It's like crack.
[02:56:00] >> Oh, I went for Shawn Ryan. Now I can
[02:56:02] have drugs.
[02:56:05] >> So,
[02:56:05] >> you know what's funny? I for my birthday
[02:56:08] one year, I went to Peru and did the
[02:56:10] whole Machu Picchu thing. And they give
[02:56:12] you a drink and I didn't know the drink
[02:56:14] was like cocaine or whatever. So, I did
[02:56:16] have cocaine when I was at the CIA, but
[02:56:18] not purposefully.
[02:56:22] Oh [ __ ] What do you think about the
[02:56:24] Savannah syndrome stuff?
[02:56:26] >> I know. Very concerned.
[02:56:29] This is good. I think one of your
[02:56:31] interviews got hit with Havana syndrome.
[02:56:33] Do you know about that? We'll do that
[02:56:34] off record. One of your interviews.
[02:56:36] >> Oh, yeah. That Mark uh
[02:56:37] >> No, no, no, not Mark. One of your actual
[02:56:40] interviews, the one you did in Vienna, I
[02:56:43] think you guys got hit by Havana
[02:56:44] syndrome.
[02:56:46] >> Why do you think that?
[02:56:47] >> I'll tell you off record by someone in
[02:56:48] your crew that I thought got hit. on the
[02:56:51] team.
[02:56:52] >> Someone in my crew.
[02:56:54] >> Was someone with you then when you
[02:56:55] didn't Massud? I think it was a target
[02:56:57] on Massud.
[02:56:59] Anyway, Havana syndrome's real. Very
[02:57:01] concerning. Um, as you saw, the oldest
[02:57:05] person with Havana syndrome just died.
[02:57:08] >> Oh, I didn't see that.
[02:57:08] >> Oh, yeah. He died like a week ago. He's
[02:57:10] had it since the late ' 90s.
[02:57:13] >> Holy [ __ ]
[02:57:14] >> Yeah. So, um,
[02:57:16] >> did you always think this was a real
[02:57:17] thing?
[02:57:18] >> 100%.
[02:57:19] >> No [ __ ] cuz I know people with Havana
[02:57:20] syndrome and the thing is you have to
[02:57:23] remember Havana syndrome isn't something
[02:57:25] that just affects everybody. It's
[02:57:27] targeted at the best and brightest in
[02:57:30] our government and it's only really been
[02:57:32] targeted certain places, right? We got
[02:57:34] um Cuba, Vienna, um
[02:57:37] >> DC
[02:57:38] >> DC and I've always thought it was
[02:57:40] Russia, you know, even when I went
[02:57:42] remember how I worked the airlines for a
[02:57:43] few years, I went worked JetBlue and
[02:57:45] JetBlue was using one of the hotels that
[02:57:47] I knew um agency people were targeting
[02:57:50] and I told them, I said, "I believe in
[02:57:51] Havana syndrome. I'm very concerned
[02:57:53] about this. I don't want any of your
[02:57:55] crew members being targeted, being near
[02:57:57] them. And they actually banned the hotel
[02:57:58] from use. So, they listened to me and
[02:58:00] cared and don't put their people in that
[02:58:02] hotel, which is what everybody should
[02:58:04] do. You should care about your people.
[02:58:05] Our government is not caring about their
[02:58:08] people and they're putting them back in
[02:58:09] these environments and then someone else
[02:58:11] gets hit with it and someone else gets
[02:58:12] hit with it and someone else.
[02:58:13] >> Sir, if you want to know what the
[02:58:14] government thinks about our people, just
[02:58:15] look at the veteran population.
[02:58:17] >> I know. So, so I'm very concerned about
[02:58:20] Havana syndrome because like I said,
[02:58:22] it's so easy to take out the best people
[02:58:25] that way and there's no repercussions.
[02:58:28] Our government's never done anything
[02:58:29] against Russia for
[02:58:30] >> I thought it was always questionable and
[02:58:32] then and then this Venezuela thing,
[02:58:34] would Trump call it the discombobulator
[02:58:36] or something?
[02:58:37] >> The discombobulator. Yeah. I don't know
[02:58:38] if the discombobulates have because
[02:58:40] remember we have things like
[02:58:42] >> sounds like an energy weapon though. We
[02:58:43] well we have super high frequency things
[02:58:46] you know like I don't know if someone
[02:58:47] tries to go maybe on a nuke base or
[02:58:49] something you know we have you know the
[02:58:50] super high things and then you you could
[02:58:52] use on a crowd too protesters and then
[02:58:54] they
[02:58:54] >> I mean I mean a lot of the when I did
[02:58:56] the anti when I did the antipiriracy
[02:58:58] [ __ ]
[02:58:59] >> those things
[02:58:59] >> the poor the poor Brits that were on
[02:59:01] other ships we had guns they have like
[02:59:04] little little satellite things that'll
[02:59:07] blast you with a soundwave
[02:59:09] >> that didn't work well for them back then
[02:59:11] >> yeah so the sound waves have always
[02:59:13] existed in some form. I mean, did Trump
[02:59:14] use Havana syndrome? Who knows, but it's
[02:59:18] most of the community believes it
[02:59:20] exists. The problem is is the CIA has
[02:59:23] not given up a lot of the information
[02:59:25] they know about it. There's not like a
[02:59:27] joint community effort to really solve
[02:59:29] it. And because the government hasn't
[02:59:31] wanted to be honest about it, I swear
[02:59:33] sometimes I think it's so they don't pay
[02:59:34] have to pay people. It's like it just
[02:59:36] continues. So, you have to worry. I had
[02:59:39] a friend decide not to go to Vienna
[02:59:42] because they're like, I don't want to go
[02:59:43] serve there for two years
[02:59:45] >> and risk Havana syndrome. Um, so it's a
[02:59:48] frustrating thing, too, because I've had
[02:59:49] I know people who left the CIA because
[02:59:51] they didn't want to risk Havana
[02:59:52] syndrome. I know people in the CIA who
[02:59:55] their whole life and career was ended
[02:59:57] because they have it.
[02:59:59] >> Wow.
[02:59:59] >> Because it affects your central nervous
[03:00:01] system and if it's really extreme, like
[03:00:03] you can't really think, you have trouble
[03:00:04] sign of talking and walking, like people
[03:00:06] are in disability from it. Did the guy
[03:00:09] die from Havana syndrome?
[03:00:11] >> Yeah,
[03:00:12] >> that's the problem is with Havana
[03:00:14] syndrome, it'll then affect you in other
[03:00:17] ways. It gives you cancers and stuff
[03:00:19] like that. And I think he died from one
[03:00:20] of the cancers from his Havana syndrome.
[03:00:22] >> Holy [ __ ]
[03:00:22] >> So, um, and that that's a whole another
[03:00:24] thing. How many cancers we have in the
[03:00:27] military and the CIA? I mean, it's
[03:00:29] astronomical if anyone sat down and put
[03:00:32] it together. And then what's the where
[03:00:33] did all the cancers come from? because
[03:00:35] there the percentage is more much more
[03:00:38] higher than the normal Americans living
[03:00:40] in their towns.
[03:00:41] >> Oh, I I remember being in cobble in the
[03:00:43] winter time
[03:00:44] >> and you know they burn tires and [ __ ]
[03:00:46] and anything they could find to keep
[03:00:48] warm
[03:00:49] >> and I I remember I remember just
[03:00:52] spitting in my sink and my spit was
[03:00:55] gray. Yeah. And I was like
[03:00:57] >> I know tons of people who dead from
[03:00:59] cancer and I'm in my 40s and they're in
[03:01:01] their 40s.
[03:01:03] >> Oh man.
[03:01:05] And we had a younger
[03:01:06] >> You worry about that stuff.
[03:01:07] >> CIA girl die. She was like my age. I
[03:01:09] don't know her, but she's friends with
[03:01:10] my another friend. She died of Havana
[03:01:12] syndrome, I think, last year.
[03:01:14] >> Holy [ __ ] I didn't realize people were
[03:01:16] dying from this.
[03:01:16] >> Yep. Yep. Yeah.
[03:01:19] >> [ __ ]
[03:01:19] >> So,
[03:01:20] >> are you going to do an episode on that?
[03:01:22] >> I can do an episode on Hannah syndrome.
[03:01:24] Love to.
[03:01:25] >> That would be interesting. We got one
[03:01:26] coming up uh pretty soon that's going to
[03:01:29] be really good.
[03:01:30] >> Oh, you're bringing someone on who has
[03:01:31] it. Okay, good. Good.
[03:01:32] >> Yep. But um well Sarah,
[03:01:37] as always, fascinating interview u
[03:01:40] unfortunately [ __ ] enraging too. But
[03:01:43] man, um thank you for coming. Thank you
[03:01:46] for all the info and uh we'll be
[03:01:48] watching the watch floor. So
[03:01:50] >> y
[03:01:51] >> thanks
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