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Grant Stinchfield
Well, good evening everyone. Welcome to Stitchfield. I want to start tonight with. With the video that just moments ago sent the web ablaze, sent the Internet on fire. Check this out. This is apparently a video of Jeffrey Epstein committing suicide. There's only one problem with that video. It's AI generated. But the Department of Justice uploaded it during its massive Epstein file dump with no warning that the video was AI generated or a fake. It looks like Epstein trying to kill himself. But again, there are some things in here that just don't make any sense. Like all the prison clothes on, on the floor. I knew something was up with it from the beginning. Now to the doj. You can't make mistakes like this, especially after the first so called file dump, which was information we already had. You've got to warn people what's coming, especially if it's fake, because this took off like wildfire. So now to more important news, not coming out of the doj, but coming from friends of Stinchfield. Our buddy Mike Benz did a podcast over the weekend where he basically cracked the case of Epstein, where Epstein's money came from. It was fascinating and it shows a relationship between Mike Benz, Bear Stearns, who Benz was working for, bcci, a bank that basically the CIA was using to run money, and of course the CIA as well. Listen to Ben spell it out. Because the BCCI CIA operation that Doug Lease was running covert arms through to fund the to give weapons. Musha Hadeen, Jeffrey Epstein had been working at Bear Stearns on disguising the payments for the weapons Doug Lease was buying. All right, so all of this ties back to London. Adnan Khashoggi, who was a Saudi arms dealer involved in Iran Contra and so many things like that you had. What Ben's proved was Epstein's signatures on many of these financial transactions, including deals that led back to money from the CIA being filtered to the quote Mujahideen, which basically means Osama Bin Laden and the terror groups in the Middle East. Here's Ben's again then. The explanation for all this is because Jeffrey Epstein started off his his career as a CIA banker, even if not primarily. That's what plugged him into this whole network. International intrigue, Saudi billionaires, Israeli military intelligence, British arms dealers, Spanish and French royal family. And when you dig deeper, or when Ben's digs deeper, you start to connect the dots that show that Jeffrey Epstein was allowed to be part of many of these deals. He got in on many of these financially lucrative deals. So everyone wondering where was he making his money? Such a mystery. CIA, MI6, Israeli intelligence, bear Stearns, arms dealers, including, I mentioned Adnan Khashoggi, going back to this Saudi arms dealer who was right in the middle of the Iran Contra scheme, which Jeffrey Epstein was working for him at the time. Listen, the top people involved in Iran Contra from all four of the intelligence agencies, from all four of the main countries associated with the action, living with Jeffrey Epstein, doing multiple multi week sleepovers together. So we dig into this even deeper on Stitchfield, the podcast. You can find it on Rumble. Just type in my name and you can get in deeper. And of course, Mike Benz's podcast as well. But what I want to point out is the media ignores these very important details that nobody's talking about when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, which I find completely fascinating. All the media focuses on now is trying to connect dots that aren't there from Epstein and Trump listened to Ms. Now I guess they call the network their White House correspondent.
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John Guandolo
The President made very clear he expects the Justice Department, the FBI in his.
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Grant Stinchfield
Second term to be political instruments of.
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John Guandolo
His choosing to defend him and to attack his enemies. So therefore, it's not surprising then when we see a batch of documents that don't name Trump, that the suspicion is.
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Grant Stinchfield
Going to be raised. Okay, are they actually trying to protect him by holding stuff back? There's nothing to protect him with. I'm telling you, he's not involved with any of the nefarious activities of Jeffrey Epstein. You know who may have been is Bill Clinton. These Bill Clinton photos were released and in the beginning there was the one. Maybe we can re rack it and show the one where he's in the hot tub, because that's the one right there where he's in the hot tub and then in a pool with Ghislaine Maxwell. Now, none of this, by the way, really prove anything with Bill Clinton. He's clothed in all of them. Does it look creepy? Yeah. Do I think he may have been involved? Absolutely. But there's really no evidence that's been released that has proven that Bill Clinton engaged in these activities. Other than that he's, he's there with all of them. Yet that doesn't stop the mainstream media from still trying to tie this all back to President Trump. Joining me now is the managing editor of News Busters over at the Media Research Center. Our good buddy Curtis Hauk is here. Curtis, merry Christmas to you. Welcome to the program.
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Curtis Houck
Merry Christmas. Good to be with you, my friend.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, you guys did a study on this. They're talking a lot about Epstein and mostly tying it to Trump, Correct?
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John Guandolo
Yeah.
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Curtis Houck
Yeah. I did an update that came out today through the morning network newscast. I've been looking at AM, PM and Sunday shows, and we are now at 1,033 minutes. So that is over 17 hours of Epstein coverage since the July DOJ memo. That's what we're looking at here. ABC leads the way with 415 minutes and change. CBS at 252 and NBC at 364. And change and in. And the way you laid it out in your monologue, I think is important. We're not just counting the fact about what he did with underage girls in sex trafficking. However, the point being that he was this MIT guy, that he was into business in tech, and there's not really any kind of interest in, like, what was he doing? Yes, he was a pervert. We understand this. And that's the kind of thing that we still, a lot of people still believe in the death penalty for. For those kinds of people. He was also probably engaged in some other financial crimes, white collar crimes, as well as. And that kind of thing you also want to look into. And not doing that is deserves a dereliction of duty. But that's pretty par for the course for these networks.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. And I think the worst is they're just so desperate to tie this back to Trump. Let me run a clip from Morning Joe. Joe Scarborough, of course, he would like nothing more than to tie this to Trump. Take a look. There's nothing in there that's really damning about Donald Trump. And as Susie Wilde says, not damning about Donald Trump according to the chiefs or Bill Clinton. So one of the great mysteries all along in this not been like, what's Donald Trump hiding? What did he do?
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John Guandolo
Da da, da, da.
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Grant Stinchfield
It's like, why, if he's not in these files, which all the reporting says he's not, why is he so obsessed on blocking access to the files? Curtis, Again, it's trying to raise suspicions about Trump with all their innuendo.
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Curtis Houck
Exactly two points here. Number one, you and I have probably talked about this, and I made this point to you many, many times over the years in your different ventures. Number every. Not every story. Let me say this again. Not every story has a Trump angle to it. This is the liberal media trying to insert Donald Trump into a news story. They act as if, if Donald Trump is not a major bit player or even a minor character in a story, do they really have to talk about it at all? And that's really what we're seeing here. And number two, the President's concern about this has to do with privacy. We have all sorts of wires being frost right now. We have the media saying, oh, you know, pages are blacked out. We need to see everything. And yet I saw a story leaving the office today from CNN saying one of the victims is upset that her name was unredacted, that she wanted to remain an office and be able to continue to live her life in privacy, as she should, and heal from the horrific crimes that she dealt with at the hands of Epstein. So the media, they're a little confused, unsurprisingly, here.
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Grant Stinchfield
You know, Curtis, the other thing the media doesn't tell you is that there was a federal judge that said you could not release these files because of ongoing investigations. President Trump actually pushed for the Epstein Release act that ended up getting passed, and President Trump signed into law that then gave them the okay to release this stuff and which they're trying to do. I get that you can't get it done overnight. It seems to me like they're making a pretty good faith effort of getting it out there. But President Trump said this today about all the criticisms against him. Cut 27.
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John Guandolo
No, I don't like the pictures of.
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Grant Stinchfield
Bill Clinton being shown. I don't like the pictures of other people being shown. I think it's a terrible thing.
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John Guandolo
I think Bill Clinton's a big boy.
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Grant Stinchfield
He can handle it.
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John Guandolo
But you probably have pictures being exposed of other people that innocently met Jeffrey Epstein years ago, many years ago, and.
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Grant Stinchfield
They'Re, you know, highly respected bankers and.
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John Guandolo
Lawyers and others, and they'll end up because of guys like Massey.
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Grant Stinchfield
I'll even give you this one, Curtis. David Brooks, columnist for the New York Times. I'm not a fan of this guy. This guy's about as biased as it could be. He was in a picture, he was at an event that Jeffrey Epstein happened to be. And I actually believe him when he said he had nothing to do with Epstein. But now, you know, you're caught up in all of this. It's a fine line that has to be walked. The end result is I want the real information, and I'm not sure we're getting it. I'm not sure, Curtis, and I'll give you the last word on this. I'm not sure it really even exists anymore.
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Curtis Houck
Yeah, number one, I think that's definitely true. Number two, you're absolutely right. As you touched on in your monologue, too many mistakes from the doj. That AI video, it gets really weird. And number three, the President is right that things can definitely change, as the President's story has said. He knew Epstein, but then when he realized he was a creep, he kicked him out of his club. Epstein held that against him. A lot of these journalists and we, all these people in our lives, unfortunately, that we think they're one person and then they're a completely different other person, too, that have committed horrible things, done horrible things in their private lives, not to the tune of what Epstein did. But the journalists, again, they hold themselves versus the rest of us to two completely different standards.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, yeah, 100%. Which is why we have Newsbusters and of course, Curtis Hauck at. Curtis Hauck is where you can find him. At Newsbusters is his organization. Curtis, always great to see you again. I mean it when I tell you, have a great Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving. Have a great Christmas.
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Curtis Houck
Merry Christmas, my friend. Always appreciate everything you guys do for us.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. The pleasure is ours. We appreciate the partnership. All right, now I want to turn to something very, very important. I am getting word from intelligence sources that the threat of an attack on the United States is greater than it has really ever been in recent years. I'm getting word on Christmas Eve all the way through New Year's Day. I have been told specific locations that they feel are being targeted and asked not to disclose those locations as these investigations play out. I'm not going to do that. But here's what I do believe is happening as President Trump is weakening all of our enemies. When you look at him, weakening ISIS and Al Qaeda, we weakening Iran, weakening China, weakening the cartels, weakening Venezuela. All of them now, including Russia, are starting to work together against the United States. So each individual organization is weaker than ever before, but they figure if they join forces, they could be stronger than ever as one giant group. And I think that is what you're seeing play out here, made worse, of course, by the open border situation by Joe Biden. Well, I want to bring in now former FBI special agent and counterterrorism expert John Guandolo is with us. John, welcome to the program. Merry Christmas to you, my friend, Ms.
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John Guandolo
Grant, and great to be back on with you.
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Grant Stinchfield
John, what do you think about my assessment there and the possibility that we're dealing with a. A bigger than ever before access of evil here.
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John Guandolo
So I'll give you my perspective, which is what you're asking for. I agree with that. All of these entities are working together. We know, as a matter of fact, that at the international, national and local level around the United States, elements of the Islamic movement and the communist movement are Working together. So it's nation states, China, Venezuela, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, uae, Egypt, working together and using proxies. And I'm just going to talk about the United States. In the United States, thousands of organizations on the Communist side, Communist Party, usa, Democratic Socialists, Green Party, Code bank, blm, Black Lives Matter, revcom, Rise and Resist, the lot of them. And on the Global Islamic movement side, not just operators from Al Qaeda, Islamic State, Hamas, Hezbollah, but also all the prominent Islamic organizations in the United States, which are primarily controlled by the US Muslim Brotherhood, operating to support directly and indirectly violent operations, but mostly the nonviolent operations. And this is why for a long time they've been under the radar. And I think what you're describing, what we're seeing with the pointing to is we've got both impending attacks by a myriad of groups working under the, I mean, the threat matrix is calling it Al Qaeda, but it's, they're using a variety of different soldiers from different Islamic military groups, jihadi groups. And then you've got the Muslim Brotherhood and other movements in the United States talking about and planning when to go violent in the United States, how to do it, and then how to leverage their influence that they have in the government to make sure that the response gets directed in their favor. So this is a. I would agree with you. It's a major time and they are looking to do a lot of damage because they believe they can.
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Grant Stinchfield
And you add into that the cartels that we know, the cartels worked with these Islamic jihadists to move them into the country when the borders were wide open, the cartels still eager to push back against President Trump. I guess the last question I'll ask you is how confident are you that our intelligence community can thwart these attacks? When I look at this, maybe one of the most complicated times because of all of these groups working, working together to wage war on the United States. Where do we stand as far as stopping this from happening?
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John Guandolo
Yeah, I have no confidence in the US Intelligence community to thwart these attacks. And let me explain that for anybody who's wanting to know a little more detail on that comment is we're still even in this administration. They just published a couple weeks ago their national security strategy, and it didn't mention the Islamic movement. It didn't mention the communist movement. You've got leaders at the dni, at the Justice Department, at the Counterterrorism center, nctc, using the phrase violent extremists. And this is very important to understand. So long as America and our government is focused on violent extremists. We're not focused on the enemy. We're not focused on jihadists and communists. And there is no, I see no effort in the FBI, DHS, and the other federal agencies that they have a good beat on this. What I do see is members of these movements, Al Qaeda, Hezbollah, Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, working inside the national security staffs in the White House at the Treasury Department working with the FBI. I mean, the three Muslim organizations on the FBI's website doing community outreach with them are all Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood organizations. So I don't have confidence that our government is going to deal with this.
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Curtis Houck
Well.
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John Guandolo
And again, the problem is they're only.
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Oscar Ramirez
Yeah.
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Grant Stinchfield
And I get. Just goes to show you how dug in the deep state really is. I do believe that leaders like Christine Dalm and President Trump and Vance and Cash Patel want to do all the things you're spelling out. I think there's a giant battle inside all these agencies, including using the words you just talked about about but frightening words, John Gundolo. But you know, we heed the warning and, and let's just hope we get a little lucky and stop these things from happening. I appreciate you coming on again. Merry Christmas. Sorry to cut you off short. I could talk to you all hour for this.
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John Guandolo
Merry Christmas. Thanks. Thanks for having me.
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Grant Stinchfield
Thank you, my man. Absolutely. One of those groups working against us, of course, is Venezuela. Our buddy Oscar Ramirez has moved down to the Colombia Venezuelan border to start figuring out what Venezuela is really to down there. This is what he ran up against with the Venezuelan National Guard, nearly arresting him.
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Oscar Ramirez
You have seen more deployment of the National Guard just behind me, just one step away. It's right there in Venezuela. Just a couple of minutes ago, they deployed three National Guard just to see what we were saying, what we were doing. And they told me, if you put a step right here, we will arrest you and we will take you in for questioning. This is no joke. They are completely afraid of what Donald Trumpet is going to do.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, I want to bring in now live from the Colombian Venezuelan border, Real America's Voice correspondent Oscar Ramirez is with us. Oscar, welcome to the program and Merry Christmas to you.
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Oscar Ramirez
Thank you so much, Brian, for the invitation.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, why don't you give me a little rundown of what you're seeing down there, what your biggest concerns are.
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Oscar Ramirez
Well, my biggest concerns it is that the mobilization of the National Guard of Venezuela has intensified, which means that they're preparing for something. There's a lot of moving. Our connections inside of Venezuela, they're telling us that they have intensified the National Guard in several sectors, oppressing the population and basically safeguarding themselves because they think that the United States of America, it is going to do something more further than just destroying these boats. Now, we talked to a lot of the citizens, Grant, and a lot of them, the majority of them that we talked about, you know, the situation of Nicolas Maduro being designated as a narco terrorist. All of them, they agree, all of them, they're sick and tired of these fractions that they have been created by the head of the snake that is Nicolas Maduro, the narco terrorist. Yozalo, Cabello, Padrino, Lopez. All of them, they have been designated as narco terrorists. And they're the ones that they have been funneling through all these fractions like Cartel de los Olas Tren de Aragua and all these other groups that they have been contaminating the whole continent.
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Grant Stinchfield
Let me run clip 24 for you, Oscar. You were mentioning who you were talking to down there. Roll that, guys.
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Oscar Ramirez
What do you think? That Donald Trump designated Nicolas Maduro as a terrorist. Good, very good. Well done. It's the best designation Trump has done. That's exactly what he is, a terrorist. Do you support Trump? Of course I support him. This could be considered an invasion, but after more than 25 years of dictatorship, we already drowning.
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Grant Stinchfield
One of the things I believe, Oscar, is that Nicholas Maduro has to be very concerned about the people rising up and overthrowing him. Is that gentleman not even worried about speaking out? I mean, I would think he's in great danger for even uttering those comments.
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Oscar Ramirez
Yes, a lot of them, we talked to them and they said, you know what, on camera, I don't want to say anything because I'm going to get persecuted as soon as I cross. We were just one step away from the pedestrian port of entry of Venezuela. But those kind of people, Grant, are the ones that they were sick and tired. They don't care if they get arrested, they don't care if they get persecuted. And specifically this gentleman, his son died under the regime, under the protests in 2015 that they were protesting against the government for the continuous violation of human rights that they are inside of Venezuela now. A lot of the Venezuelan people, they are supporting the decisions that Trump is making on destroying the boats in international waters, on designated trends, all of these organizations that narco terrorists. But the one that is really surprising, it is that a lot of them, they're supporting that it can be a regime change by changing the Nicolas Maduro with the enormous pressure that right now Donald Trump is exercising over the Venezuelan government. No president in history of the continent of America has exposed so much. The cartel starting from Mexico all the way to Venezuela. Grant.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, well, that's why he's got the ball on the run. Oscar Ramirez, I appreciate the work that you're doing down there. Please be safe. And again, Merry Christmas to you that your ex account is Oscar Ramirez. TJ and I appreciate you coming on tonight.
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Oscar Ramirez
As always, thank you so much. Grant is always an honor to be with you. And say hello to the Stitchfield army and Merry Christmas, every single one of you.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. They're all praying for you, Oscar. That, that's for sure. And, and Merry Christmas, my friend. All right, real quick. President Trump is classifying a new class of battleship. We have not commissioned a new class of battleship. You ready for this? Since 1941, President Trump is. It's the Trump class battleship will be bigger and stronger than ever before. Listen to President Trump. These cutting edge vessels will be some.
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John Guandolo
Of the most lethal surface warfare ships.
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Grant Stinchfield
It will be actually the most ever built.
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John Guandolo
Other than our submarines, we have submarines which will have in many ways even more lethality. And we have many of them under construction. Each one of these will be the largest battleship in the history of our country.
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Grant Stinchfield
The largest battleship in the history of the world ever built. He started this plan when his first term was going on about 2 billion a boat. We need it though. Our Navy's literally falling apart. And we're the United States of America. Thank you, President Trump. All right, listen. Gold is up around 40% this year. That's not speculation, that's reality. And if a portion of your savings isn't diversified into gold, you're missing the vote. Here's the facts. Inflation is still too high, the US Dollar is still too weak and government debt is insurmountable. That is why central banks are flocking to gold. But it's not not too late to buy gold from Birch Gold Group. They can help you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA. In gold, you don't pay a dime out of pocket. Just text America to the number 989-898. Claim your free info kit. There's no obligation, just useful information. Massive discrepancies have been uncovered in Georgia relating to the 2020 election. We're five years out from this. More proof. I think that election was stolen. In fact, I know it. Next.
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Grant Stinchfield
Folks, I'll tell you what. More than five years after the 2020 stolen election, we are now learning that it was most certainly stolen, in my opinion. So the election. The Georgia State Election Board has now made a stunning admission. Listen to me and listen to me carefully. 315,000 early votes lacked Poll worker signatures, which invalidates them. They should have never been certified. President Trump lost by 11,779 votes, and you're telling me 315,000 votes were illegal ballots? To put it bluntly, this is a Georgia election board member talking to a Fulton county rep. That's where the problem occurred in Fulton County. Go figure.
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Keely Cavella
Does Fulton county know why there are not 380, 761 ballot images from Election Day?
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Grant Stinchfield
Been apprised of this allegation.
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Keely Cavella
This is the first time hearing about it. I have no idea what the basis.
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Grant Stinchfield
Of that allegation is. And so we would have to. We would have to answer that. This adds to the problem. That's missing ballot images. I'm talking about missing signatures on the votes cast on the tapes.
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Keely Cavella
Gone.
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Grant Stinchfield
They were asked about that.
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Keely Cavella
I am. I've not seen the.
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Grant Stinchfield
The tapes myself, but I.
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Keely Cavella
We do not dispute that the tapes were not signed. It was a violation of the rule. We. Since 2020, again, we have new leadership and a new building and a new board and new standard operating procedures.
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Grant Stinchfield
Stunning to me. Absolutely stunning.
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John Guandolo
Expected.
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Grant Stinchfield
But five years later, now, what more do we want? What more proof do you need that this election was stolen? I want to bring in now, lawyer and election activist David Cross is with us. He's been instrumental in bringing a lot of this to light. He is in Georgia. David, welcome to the program.
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David Cross
Thank you, Grant. I appreciate it. I'm not a lawyer, though. I'm a financial advisor.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, well, that makes you even more believable in my book, Dave. How about that? So tell me, by the way, what this means to you, this admission of 315,000 ballots where the tapes weren't signed.
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David Cross
What it. What it means to me is it's validation of the proof of work that we did several years ago. And over the last couple of years, it also tells me that there's been a concerted effort by the Secretary of State to subvert these cases and not bring them to see the light of day. It wasn't until Dr. Jan Johnston and other board members really started pushing to find out how many cases were unheard that they found that it was over 300 cases had not been heard. And on top of that, the Secretary of State's investigators had no way of prioritizing the cases. So they were just doing cases as they wanted. There was no process to it. And we've got a lot more. We've got a lot more cases, just like this. That are going to be coming out January, February.
- [34:11]
John Guandolo
Let me.
- [34:11]
Grant Stinchfield
Because this is the big question. If on election day in 2020, in November, it would have been realized that these tapes weren't signed, 315,000 votes could not have been certified, what would have actually happened? Would they have gone back and looked, or do those votes get thrown out automatically and the election goes on without those votes?
- [34:35]
David Cross
You know, it's. It's hard to say. I can't tell you that. I'm an expert on that particular rule. I think that probably what would have happened was there. There probably would have had to have been some type of way to reconcile and make sure that those. That those votes counted properly. And if you can't do that, then ultimately they would have said that Fulton County's votes with those particular tapes are not certifiable and Georgia would not be, you know, certified. So I think. I think ultimately what probably would have happened is the electoral votes for Georgia would have been. Would have been disregarded.
- [35:11]
Grant Stinchfield
So the President Trump then serves his second term in 2021 and on not now here in 2025.
- [35:23]
David Cross
Correct. And, you know, and, but, but here's. Here's the thing. I mean, I hate to say it, but people, people across the nation, my generation, the generation act like my parents generation, we kind of got lulled to sleep, you know, believing that our government was not doing anything to harm us. And it's becoming very apparent, particularly to the. To the generation that's, like my kids that are under 30 that are saying, wow, you know, there really is. There really is some type of action that's going on behind, you know, behind the curtain, like the wizard of Oz, where the numbers are being pulled, people are being selected for office, and ultimately, a hackable, unverifiable election system equals job security for unscrupulous politicians. And that's ultimately where we're headed because it just tells us that elections can be controlled by people who either have money or have the expertise or by foreign nations that want to influence policy in the United States of America.
- [36:23]
Grant Stinchfield
All right, so think about this. We've got 315,000 ballots that, that could have been not certified. President Trump easily would have made up 11,000 votes there. We've got the almost 400,000 missing ballot images you had shown duplicate ballot images. Let me roll this clip of you. Cut three, I believe it is.
- [36:47]
David Cross
And each one of them even has this little dot in the fanny Willis.
- [36:52]
Curtis Houck
Okay.
- [36:53]
John Guandolo
And do you have more of those?
- [36:54]
David Cross
We have the entire batch. I've got. There's 62 images in here total. And I didn't even get a chance to go through all of them. But these are the most obvious ones where it's clear that it's. It's the same.
- [37:07]
Grant Stinchfield
Tell me, David, what we were looking at right there that you were pointing out.
- [37:11]
David Cross
So that was my friend Heather Mullins that was meeting me at a voter ga press conference. We were going through looking at duplicate and triplicate scanned and counted ballots. And what is crazy is that the secretary of state's office, Gabriel Sterling, kept telling us that you people are crazy. There is no way that ballots were double scanned and double counted. And then on my friend Brian Pritchard's show when he interviewed Raffensperger, Raffensperger just kind of innocuously said, yeah, we double counted some votes, you know, but. But that's to be expected, you know.
- [37:48]
Grant Stinchfield
Was there any indication how many votes were double counted?
- [37:53]
David Cross
My. I'm. I'm going by memory here. I believe it's over 6,600 were found, you know, throughout the state, predominantly in Fulton County. And the reason why this. The reason why this case is so important is because when you get the digital records of an election, you should be able to take those digital records and recreate the election and get the result that was reported to the people. Nothing that Fulton county did can replicate what happened with the results of the election. Nothing. And Fulton county has come right out and just said, we don't have the records you're looking for. Don't ask us anymore for them. Pound sand.
- [38:35]
Oscar Ramirez
Go away.
- [38:36]
Grant Stinchfield
Wow. This is why I believe it was really all by design. And you raised the biggest point of all, David Cross, is that we're at a point in time where you really can't trust your elected leaders anymore. Lord knows I don't trust my doctors anymore. I don't trust politicians anymore. The only ones you can trust are yourselves and people around you that have proven that they can be trusted. And I appreciate you coming on and I appreciate you blowing the whistle on Georgia. Frustrating, to say the least, that we're doing this story five years after and not a couple days after. But again, it shines a great light on what was happening there. Thank you, David Cross.
- [39:11]
David Cross
You're welcome, Grant. You're going to see more cases like this in January and February.
- [39:14]
Grant Stinchfield
All right, Please keep us posted. We'll get you on any time on all of this stuff. For sure. All right, folks, a big win for citizen journalism and Stitchfield's army and our friends out in California as neighbors neighbors and ranchers in Potter Valley will get to keep their water. At least that's what it looks like. We'll tell you about it next.
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- [42:14]
Grant Stinchfield
Welcome back everyone. It was a few months ago we told you about Potter Valley in California where Pacific Gas and Electric was going to decommission dams and virtually cut the water off to an entire community, putting ranchers out of business, killing cattle. And they were not backing down. Well, the Trump administration, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins got on board after. I'm not even gonna take credit for this. Reporter and editor for Unwon Keely Covello is really the one who blew the whistle on all of this. She's responsible. We just profiled her work and now it looks like these dams are going to stay in place and they'll get to keep water. I want to bring Keely on. Keely Cavella, welcome to the program. Merry Christmas to you. Good to see you.
- [43:02]
Keely Cavella
Merry Christmas. Grant. Got to give yourself some credit. You're the only show that talked about this. We owe you a huge debt of gratitude here in Potter.
- [43:10]
Grant Stinchfield
Well, let's just say this team effort and give me the rundown now of where we stand, what happened and are we out of the, Are we out of the woods yet on this?
- [43:21]
Keely Cavella
I mean, we're not quite out of the woods, but we have a fighting chance, which is more than I can say we had when I first came on this show. This was not going anywhere in Sacramento. Gavin Newsom was not going to help us out. Brooke Rollins, our Secretary of Agriculture, stepped in last week. She made her stance very clear and she officially filed to be a party in the decommissioning process with the Federal Regulatory Commission, which is overlooking this dam removal. And she's stating clearly that there's ag interests here, there's interests of farmers and ranchers in Potter Valley here and all down the north coast. So she's fighting for us. And man, having an advocate in D.C. makes a huge, huge difference. We were David and Goliath.
- [44:06]
Grant Stinchfield
What was Pacific Gas and Electric's response to this? Do they seem agreeable to leaving it in place?
- [44:14]
Keely Cavella
We haven't heard from them yet. But it was interesting to note that on Friday they did withdraw their sep, their separate request to cut water diversions. So they had two requests with ferc. One of them was to remove the dams, one of them was to permanently cut water. Some of the ranchers I profiled felt that, you know, this was kind of an end run. So even if the dams were removed, they wouldn't be able to continue their AG operations. And PGE withdrew that request. So that's telling. But we haven't really heard anything more from pge.
- [44:44]
Grant Stinchfield
I guess the bigger story here is that you've got politicians. This happens all across the country, but it really happens in, in California a lot. You got politicians in Sacramento and including Gavin Newsom, your governor, who don't seem to hear the people. I mean, I can't imagine a situation where you're going to cut water to an entire community and you just ignore the possibility of what could happen to that community.
- [45:09]
John Guandolo
Keely.
- [45:10]
Keely Cavella
Oh, absolutely. I know it's. It's terrible. We really didn't have an advocate looking out for us in Sacramento whatsoever. Gavin Newsom was ignoring this issue at best. At worst, he was actually taking credit for it. In a 2024 interview with the Associated Press, he took credit for these dam removals as part of his famine restoration strategy. So it felt like we had someone actively pushing to cut our water. Not just ambivalent, because he is ambivalent to most rural issues in California. It really felt like this is something he wanted for his green, you know, credentials ahead of 2028.
- [45:47]
Grant Stinchfield
Well, you know what, you brought it up. So let me just remind everybody because I think if this guy runs for president, Gavin Newsom, which I believe he probably is, this is what you get with Gavin Newsom cut 5. Largest dam removal project in US history.
- [46:02]
John Guandolo
And one of the most significant, significant.
- [46:04]
Grant Stinchfield
If not the most significant water restoration project, bringing back salmon and steelhead into this basin.
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- [46:19]
Grant Stinchfield
So worried about salmon and steelhead, not about ranchers, not about cattle, not about people. Has there been any response from Gavin Newsom?
- [46:28]
Keely Cavella
No, he's gone pretty quiet. I mean, we've worked hard to get the word out that this impacts hundreds of thousands of people in rural California. And you make a really good point, Grant, that he is. Looks like he wants to run for president in 2028. And I just hope rural America can hear from rural California. This is what you're in for if this guy runs for president. This shouldn't be a partisan issue. We have a couple of congressmen in the area, Doug Lamotha, who oversaw. He's the representative of the Klamath area where those dam removals happened that Gavin Newsom was just talking about there. He filed with FERC against dam removal. We also had a Democrat, Mike Thompson, who represents Lake county, where Lake Pillsbury is located. He also expressed concern with FERC over these dam removals. This should be a no brainer. Common sense, protect rural America, protect our farms and ranchers that feed us issue. And still Gavin Newsom is taking the side of radicals. So I hope rural America is listening.
- [47:27]
Grant Stinchfield
Are ranchers resting a tad easier or. I'm sure they feel like they're constantly under attack. In that state.
- [47:34]
David Cross
Yeah.
- [47:34]
Keely Cavella
You know, it's a tough place to do business, whatever business you're in in California, but it's really tough to be a rancher or farmer because the government is actively against you here. So it's amazing. I don't know that the Trump administration always gets enough credit or. Brooke Rollins, our head of ag. He has taken on so many of these fights, and I think that a lot of us in California from ag backgrounds who work in agriculture feel like we do have a voice in D.C. they listen to these type of stories. Even in a blue state, even in a rural area, they're listening. So I think just knowing that somebody is listening is a huge relief for people who felt like we had no hope. We were just watching this happen.
- [48:12]
Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, well, it was great. And the pressure that you put on. We certainly teamed up with you a little bit to put some pressure on. They responded and we're grateful that they did. Keely, where can people find you and America? UN1 what's the best place to follow your work?
- [48:29]
Keely Cavella
Americaun1.com u n w o n is the best place to find me. That's where I am on all the social channels as well. But, Grant, just thank you again for having me on and covering this story. It really means the world. And I just appreciate that you care about these real stories that impact people. It's. It's rare these days and it means a lot and we made a difference.
- [48:49]
Grant Stinchfield
Well, real Americans are what this network is all about. And if we can fight for them, we'll do it every day of the week. I know you will as well. Keely. Thank you. Merry Christmas to you. And pass our best wishes on all those ranchers out there.
- [49:02]
Keely Cavella
I will. Thank you. Merry Christmas.
- [49:05]
Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. Thank you. All right, folks, it's a good story. That's a good Christmas story right as we head into into this next block. Chronic pain affects millions of Americans every day. But there is something you can do about it. That's next.
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Grant Stinchfield
Welcome back, everybody. Holidays are here. You'll be running around with grandkids, your kids. You got chronic pain. That happens sometimes. There is a way to deal with it all. Watch this. I remember waking up in the morning. Everything hurt. There wasn't a part of me that didn't hurt.
- [52:22]
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- [52:24]
Grant Stinchfield
He talked about energized health, and I.
- [52:27]
Keely Cavella
Thought, what do I have to lose?
- [52:28]
John Guandolo
So I did a 555.
- [52:30]
Grant Stinchfield
This program is absolutely changing my life. My Achilles pain since three years ago has never Gone away. All of a sudden, I had none. I've gone from taking three narcotic pain medications a day in the last three weeks, I've taken zero. You guys are doing God's work here, that's for sure. Listen to this. Five days, five pounds, five dollars. That's what the My555 challenge is all about. Joining me now is the founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee. John, Merry Christmas. Welcome to the program.
- [53:07]
John Guandolo
Merry Christmas. Super, Grant. Super excited to be here, brother.
- [53:11]
Grant Stinchfield
Well, what better time of year than to start a my 555 challenge?
- [53:17]
John Guandolo
John? Well, you know what's so great, Grant, is, you know, you just heard that woman that she thought she was going to be on narcotic prescription drugs for the rest of her life, Grant. And three years, that was her life. And she thought that was going to be her next 30 years or until she died. But Grant, she got completely off all of her medication and completely pain free because she went to the root cause. And this is what people can do. Grant, at the My555. And I want to quickly tell people because, hey, who's thinking about getting healthy during Christmas? Let's be real, you know, people want to eat their Christmas cookies and Christmas fudge and all that. I totally get it, guys. So, so just know this is the first week of January, so when you go on this website, you can register and have a plan, right? So now just like, hey, I'm going to set that down the road first week of January. I'm going to get myself healthy. I'm going to join this thing. And I would encourage you to uplevel yourself to the VIP and the VIP guys. Less than $100, but that way we'll FedEx you a bioimpedance device so you can measure your intercellular hydration so you know what your hydration level are, how much lean muscle you have, how much visceral fat you have. Most people, Grant, don't even know they have visceral fat. Everyone knows they have the jiggly subcutaneous fat. But we give you all these health markers so that when you do join us at the 555, you know where you're starting at.
- [54:51]
Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, John, I have one of those devices you guys sent to me, and I use it every day and it is a great, it is a great measurement. And I also did what you just recommended to people. I set the date out and I prepared myself. Okay, I've got a goal. I'm going to do this. I'm going to get it done and I had a few days to prepare for it rather than just jumping in. And it worked out fabulous for me. I lost £15 in two weeks.
- [55:15]
John Guandolo
John, no, that's so exciting, Grant. And again, it's the best time, right? You know, people are looking ahead like, okay, maybe I'm going to set a New Year's resolution. And listen, I can promise you guys, if you make joining John and Chelsea jubilee your New Year's resolution, you're going to join us for a 5. 5 5. It'll be your last New Year's resolution because you won't need to set another one for 2027. Guys, you can be pain free. You can get rid of that fat, you can build your muscle, you can reverse age and you can get healthy in 2026 and stay healthy. Because I did this in 1997 and not one medical doctor visit. Been wearing the same size clothes for 28 years. This is sustainable.
- [56:01]
Curtis Houck
Yep.
- [56:02]
Grant Stinchfield
I'm a client. It worked for me. As I said, £15 in two weeks. I kept it off. And it's been a fabulous, fabulous program for me. John, let me tell people how to get to you. Merry Christmas to you. Thank you so much for your support of this program. Here's what you do. To start the five day health reset with energized health, go to my555challenge.com that's $5. You can be guaranteed to lose 5 pounds in five days. The next session begins on January 5th. That's my555challenge.com and let me just say this. I get more calls about does energized health really work? And I answer every single one of them that it does. And do you know, I don't have one call from anybody that said you lied to me. Not one DC woke police chief has finally stepped down. But she had some coarse words on her way out.
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Grant Stinchfield
So the D.C. police chief basically got fired by the mayor. That's how bad she is. All right. I do believe she was a DEI hire. She manipulated crime stats to make it look like crime was down when literally crime was out of control. And this is how she exits.
- [60:00]
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- [60:07]
Grant Stinchfield
F you.
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Curtis Houck
When Jesus was hanging on the cross.
- [60:12]
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- [60:15]
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He said, father, forgive them. So she's acting like a preacher woman, yet she said she's going to quote the Bible.
- [60:28]
John Guandolo
F you.
- [60:28]
Grant Stinchfield
I I I've never seen F anybody inside the Bible right and normally when you're quoting the Bible, I refrain from dropping F bombs. We don't forgive you, Pamela Smith. You are running a scheme on the people of Washington, D.C. merry Christmas, everybody. We'll see you back here tomorrow night. Thanks for watching.
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