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Grant Stitchfield
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Well, good evening everyone. Welcome to Stitchfield. Outrage is ensuing amongst members of the Republican Party inside Congress, especially after this program revealed to you on the night before the budget bill would be passed that John Thune snuck in this $500,000 provision that United States Senators could sue the Justice Department for spying on them, looking at their phone records without their knowledge. Now I'm against the DOJ doing that. Not just to senators, to any American. And now we're finding out that these senators could get half a million dollars. It was snuck in at the last minute, basically extortion to Republican members of the House that were forced to vote on this bill with this provision in it, which isn't fair to the people that were targeted by the DOJ, like J6ers and people on that arctic frost list. Here's one congressman who's not happy. John Rose.
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Greg Hartley
This, you know, this provision is unconscionable, unimaginable. Frankly, I didn't see that it was worth inflicting the harm that the shutdown was doing to the American People for another hour, another minute, really. And so that ultimately led to my vote for the cr.
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Grant Stitchfield
Yeah. Nearly every Republican congressman that I respect want this provision out. What's good for a United States senator should be good for a persecuted American citizen. But it's not. But this is what the swamp does. John Thune did what the swamp does best. Set himself up and other senators to enrich themselves. And look, you can't use your position of power to do these things. It looks to me like that's exactly what he did here. And how do I know it was John Thune? Because the speaker of the House blew the whistle on him. And that's why I was so surprised when we found out about that provision. It was put in our clean CR at the last moment.
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Terry Newsom
I'm just be honest.
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Grant Stitchfield
I'm very transparent with you all. I was very angry about it. I was. And a lot of my members called me and said, did you know about it? We had no idea. That was dropped in at the last minute. And I did not appreciate that, nor did most of the House members. Many of them are very angry about that. All right, look, we have real Americans who suffered at the hands of the Department of Justice J6ers, as I mentioned, everyone surrounding President Trump, anybody fighting for him, including President Trump himself. And yet these senators say, oh, they looked at my phone records. Half a million dollars. What about all the attorneys that face disbarment in. In liberal states like California, indictments against them, like our friend Christina Bob, who appeared here the other night.
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It's bad enough they put it in there, but at least if you're gonna write it in, that anybody on the Arctic Frost list gets a minimum of $500,000. Because what they're basically saying is, oh, the J6ers, the Arctic frost, the electors, all these people, they can go sue in Washington, D.C. and they'll get a fair jury there. But. But for these senators, they get a minimum, statutory minimum of $500,000 for every offense.
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Greg Hartley
It's.
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Grant Stitchfield
It's not equal. It's not fair.
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So because this bill needed to be passed, nobody could vote no. It would have to go back to committee. It would have held this bill up for days. So here's what I say needs to happen. They need to repeal this instantly. Repeal it when they get back to doing the business inside the halls of Congress. That's the bottom line. Next big story on the hit parade, the Epstein emails that have been released, literally thousands of them. Democrats attempt to weaponize these emails against President Trump and Republicans is backfiring. Okay, look at this truth from President Trump. He basically calls it a witch hunt. And then he says, I will be asking AG Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice together with our great patriots of the FBI to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's involvement and relationship with get ready Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary Reid Hoffman, big Democrat donor, founder of LinkedIn, JP Morgan Chase, and many other people and institutions to determine what was going on with them and him. Trump said, hey, look, Epstein was a big time Democrat. This is a Democrat problem, not a Republican problem. Here's Jasmine Crockett. She knows it.
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The prosecution of one of his henchmen who took $50,000 in taxpayer dollars from undercover officers. I wouldn't be surprised if he sent a message and said, stop investigating. We're done with this. Epstein's dead. I don't want to hear anything else about it. Do you have any evidence of that claim? I have no idea. No. That's the whole point.
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No. So she just spews stuff out there and hope nobody asks you, do you have any evidence about it? Truth is, they all do it in Washington. All right, so Trump now was mentioned in one of the emails and they redacted the name. Now they redacted the name the Democrats in a little devious fashion because I believe they were trying to set President Trump up to think, oh, who is this victim? Well, it turned out to be the victim that sadly committed suicide, Virginia. And she had basically exonerated President Trump before she died.
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Here's Caroline Levitt in this email you refer to with the name of a victim that was unredacted now and has since been reported on in this room. So I will go ahead and say it. Virginia Guthrey. And it was CBS's own reporting Weija that recently wrote that Ms. Guthrey maintained, and God rest her soul, that she maintained that there was nothing inappropriate she ever witnessed, that President Trump was always extremely professional and friendly to her.
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So what is the real deal with these Epstein files? Will we ever really know? What do all these emails mean? I want to bring in now former State Department employee and executive director of the foundation for Freedom Online. Nobody has investigated the Epstein case more than Mike Ben. Mike, great to have you back on.
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Mike Ben
Great to see you, Grant.
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Grant Stitchfield
All right, so that's a long open ended question, is what is the real deal with these Epstein files? Do you even have an answer for that question?
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Mike Ben
Well, there's so much going on with it all at once. There's obviously this new document dump that came out with emails that were kind of posting your own Ls. In terms of what the Democrats are doing here, I'll read from one of them that I think is particularly fascinating for Democrats to try to dump at this point. This was the White House counsel for Barack Obama, Kathy rummler, communicating in 2018 with Jeffrey Epstein. This is about the one of the court cases that they were going after Trump for. And she writes. Here's a story from the New York Times. Here's a story from the New York Times that I thought you'd find interesting. The principled case for impeachment is clear. What is missing is courage. This is Obama's lawyer. The White House counsel Jeffrey Epstein responds. I think he makes the argument that it was his Trump's money making it not illegal. This was the case about where they went after his accountants in New York, though he also said he only found out afterwards. And the fact according to the indictment was billed as services rendered and grossed up. I'm sure his accountant has slipped on him. Anyway, this is what Jeffrey Epstein is saying. I did talk in detail to Starr yesterday regarding indictments and how Trump can make a deal. Special counsel Clinton's trash can. Yes, Starr gave me more. Yeah. And then Obama's lawyer responds to Jeffrey EPSTEIN, this is August 2018 and they would angle for impeachment just one year later. Of course, post Jeffrey Epstein getting indicted, Obama's lawyer Kathy Rummler writes, it makes no difference whether it's his money issue, his failure to disclose plus fact that he has lied as ass off about it makes it clear he knew it was illegal. And Jeffrey Epstein responds, you see, I know how dirty Donald is. My guess is that non lawyers New York biz people have no idea what it means to have your fixer flip. So this is Jeffrey Epstein working directly with Obama's lawyer to insinuate that Jeffrey Epstein might flip on Trump, insinuating that he was somehow Trump's fixer. But what this actually shows is the Democrat Party coordinating with Jeffrey Epstein kind of on the eve of his own second indictment to try to get Donald Trump indicted and impeached himself. But honestly, I think so much of where we are right now is down to the fact that there has not been disclosures from this Justice Department or Central Intelligence Agency about Epstein's role in international affairs and international statecraft dating back decades, literally dating back to the 1980s. And this is just a very deep source of frustration because when you look at for example, the close relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and the Clinton family and the Ahud Barak Israeli Labor Party. It is patently clear that if the Central Intelligence Agency and the State Department were to do a sweep of all of their files, communications records, a simple name trace of Jeffrey Epstein's name within CIA and State Department files, the raft of the, the voluminous scale of the documentation I think would be enormous. The State Department rented out a physical property to Jeffrey Epstein personally in the 1990s. They obviously diligenced him before you. And I can't just get the State Department as our personal landlord after seizing a mansion from the government of Iran. I mean, to say nothing of Epstein's work doing Iran Contra with both the US and Israeli side of intelligence through the Adnan Khashoggi link or through what was being done during the Oslo accords in the 1990s between Bill Clinton and Ehud Barak when he was the Prime Minister, there was to Jeffrey Epstein setting up the Clinton Global Initiative and she goes on to be Secretary of State. But for some reason they are not pursuing this lead and it is maddening to watch from the outside.
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Grant Stitchfield
Well, I think what's going to happen is if they pursue that, exactly what you're laying out will happen. They'll connect Epstein to all of those things. So two things as you, as you spelled this out. One, I think it's stunning to the core that Barack Obama's attorney is communicating with Jeffrey Epstein. Everybody knew Jeffrey Epstein's problems and issues in 2018. The fact that the President's own attorney is communicating with him in cahoots to try to sink Trump in this little game they're playing is absolutely stunning. The other question of this, as you spell this out, I always try to figure out where did Epstein make his money. And I always thought before all this happened that, oh well, he was blackmailing people. He, he was, you know, had all these billionaires coming in and he'd get him sleeping with young girls and he'd blackmail them. And that's right. I don't see that's where he got his money. So now I'm falling back on was he getting his money from the CIA? Was he a high paid informant where they were paying him hundreds of millions of dollars to, I don't know, do whatever foreign dirty work they wanted him to do?
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Mike Ben
As I see it, based on what I consider to be a quite extensive deep dive into the source materials, but admittedly it is speculation until we get internal files. I see Epstein as being one of many, many characters who for decades have played this role as a financial fixer that are concentrated within the hedge fund, commercial banking, private equity and debt investment spheres that operate independently on the one hand as financiers, but do deals that profit both themselves and advance, say, the statecraft or commercial interests of folks within federal government agencies so that they can essentially do two things. They can operate their own independent empire, while occasionally when it benefits both himself and the intelligence agency or the Ministry of Foreign affairs or in our case the U.S. state Department, can, can move funds covertly and discreetly and can also organize large pools of donor money to facilitate a transaction that may be seen to be in US national interest or national security interests. And this appears to be the relationship that Jeffrey Epstein had since 1980 when he went out on his own after being at Bear Stearns and connected at a very deep and personal level to the CEO of Bear Stearns. And you have this statecraft web that stretches from the US to Israel to Saudi Arabia to the UK to France. These are all transatlantic allies and there's a lot of intelligence sharing. And you don't know who the junior and senior partner is on any particular transaction. But that is why we have to start here at home with what our own files show.
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Grant Stitchfield
And you don't know the senior partner because that's all by design. They were trying to hide this chain of where all this was going and coming from. But I think the answers are within our own government. I think they're there. Last question for you. I believe this latest email dump. From everything that I've read, the Democrats are desperate to hang Trump with this. Everything seems to vindicate Trump, including the email you just read seems to be like there's nothing there to get Trump on. And everything they do seems to me in the end is a Trump vindication in all of this. Your thoughts, Mike? Last word.
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Mike Ben
I think Democrats have done the polling and I've seen way too many high, high level Democrats talk openly about how there is a split within the Republican base over the Epstein issue. And this is a wedge that can be used to drive a wedge issue that can drive different factions of the MAGA base apart, demotivate, demobilize them ahead of the 2026 midterms and 2028 election. And I think that Democrats are playing brinkmanship with the Epstein issue, but will not play full chicken because their own party bigwigs and financial overclass is deeply tied to Epstein himself. And that includes even last night I did a private stream for my subscribers going over Jeffrey Epstein's links, not just to Larry Summers and to Hillary Clinton and Ehud Barak on the Israeli side, but even to George Soros portfolio companies like Rio Tinto. And so you have this big web. What they want to do is they want to bark loudly on things that are in some sense fair criticisms, the failure to disclose. Of course, when they were in power under Obama, when they were in power under Biden, the Democrats did nothing on this because they know what's inside them, too.
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Greg Hartley
Yeah.
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Grant Stitchfield
Well, I'll tell you, Mike, the only place people are going to get insight like this is wherever you are. And we're grateful you come on tonight because most of the big networks aren't breaking it down like this. And we appreciate you spending some time with us, as always. Keep up the great work and keep us posted, my friend.
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Mike Ben
You, too. Have a great weekend.
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Grant Stitchfield
Absolutely. All right, folks, I want to turn now to another Democrat that is in hot water. We had Letitia James with the mortgage nonsense. Remember the AG in New York? We got Adam Schiff, the senator from California. Always. Primary residence is in D.C. no, it's not. It's in California. Oh, boy. Well, you're in trouble now. We got Eric Swalwell. Bang Bang Fang Fang, remember him? The guy that was sleeping with a Chinese spy. Okay. He now claimed apparently the allegation is that his $1.2 million place in Washington, D.C. is his primary residence, of course, to get a favorable interest rate there. But apparently, according to Joel Gilbert, who was on War Room this morning, he's got some other problems, too, which leads me to ask, where is all the money coming from for the house?
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Greg Hartley
As I looked at his financial disclosures since 2011, when he entered Congress, he, he still has not paid off his student loans. He still has the same debt to American Express, Chase Bank. He's a financial disaster.
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Grant Stitchfield
So he hasn't paid off his student loans. He's got credit card debt out the wazoo. And he gets a $1.2 million house in Washington, D.C. on $175,000 salary as a member of Congress. None of it adds up to me. But he says it's false.
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Greg Hartley
These allegations are false. Just like the allegations against Adam Schiff.
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Terry Newsom
Are false and Letitia James are false and Lisa Cook are false.
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Grant Stitchfield
You know those other people, it's their applications. It's pretty simple. You either check the box or you didn't. I want to bring in now to discuss this out on The Morning Answer AM 8:70 in Los Angeles. Jennifer Horn is with us. Jennifer, welcome to the program.
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As always, I love seeing you. Happy Friday.
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Happy Friday, Jen. So you are very familiar with Swalwell He's a constant fixture out in. Out in California. What do you make of this story? I can't take it that you're probably surprised.
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No, you can't. It's always the ones who are the loudest and who were throwing stones at Donald Trump who have found themselves in their own legal trouble. And here's why this is really interesting. So. So, yes, he is in trouble for committing mortgage fraud, but he's got a real problem. He either committed mortgage fraud by saying his primary residence is in Washington D.C. and he really lives in California, or he is not eligible to be representing California in Congress. If he really lives in Washington D.C. and it's pretty simple to find out, there isn't one record that shows him even with a residence in California. At least Shifty Schiff was smart enough to have like this 500 square foot apartment that he keeps in Burbank so he can at least try to pretend that he's got a place. But there is nothing linking Eric Swalwell to the state of California. And what's really extra disturbing is a story about his debt. Look, we love to laugh. You and I have laughed a long time about Fang Fang. And it's something that Eric Swalwell has never really truly answered for. But if he is in the financial trouble that we think he is, this should be pretty disturbing. Mortgage fraud may be just the tip of the iceberg. If he's associating with Chinese spies, they would see him as vulnerable if he's got no money.
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Yeah, absolutely. And so you wonder is, do they still have the hook in him? Which I wouldn't be surprised. But I want to go back to what you said. So there's no record of him having a residence. How do you run for office in California without having someplace to live? I mean, is he using a mailboxes etc?
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Yeah, exactly. And I don't even know if he's got a P.O. box. I. It's unreal to me. And you know, admittedly we pay attention to the big stories with Eric Swalwell, but I have always focused on Adam Schiff because. Because he was my congressman for a long time. And I used to scream. You remember this? I used to scream about how Adam Schiff never actually lived in the District, but again, he had an apartment. So there are people now who are making a case that Eric Swalwell may not be eligible to serve in Congress if he did indeed only live in Washington D.C. which is what it seems like. And this just shows you the arrogance of the Democrat Party in California, they think they can get away with absolutely everything and they will go unchecked.
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Well, that's the argument that I originally made on Adam Schiff, that you can't have it both ways. If you live in D.C. then you're ineligible. You're a senator from California. If you live in California, well, then you can't have your primary residence in D.C. swalwell faces the same thing here. Let me play one more clip from Swalwell. Cut 17. Guys, this is really about Donald Trump.
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Greg Hartley
Going after his political enemies.
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Grant Stitchfield
And no one has been a more.
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Greg Hartley
Vocal critic than me. And as you mentioned, I have one.
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Terry Newsom
Of the only remaining lawsuits against Donald.
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Greg Hartley
Trump for his role on January six. I don't wake up every day going to work to fight Donald Trump. I fight for Californians.
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Terry Newsom
He just happens to get in the way.
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Grant Stitchfield
Jen, I'll say this. If you're not a sitting United States Congressman, probably nobody figures out your primary residence in D.C. versus California, but you are. And you have to be held to a higher standard. I mean, anybody that runs for office knows this. This is what is going to happen. If you did it, you did it. It doesn't matter about who's coming after you. Your thoughts?
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Yeah, I want to drink what he's drinking. Can you imagine this guy passes gas on tv, gets caught with a Chinese spy. He gets drunk and starts screaming at people in a restaurant, gets caught on camera. This guy is like a bad actor. He's not a good dude. Yet he still is out there saying, this is all about Trump. All about Trump. It's like the only song that they know on the radio that runs through, through their head. These people are absolutely insane. And it's nothing about retribution. This is about whether or not you lied on your mortgage forms, whether or not you actually live in the state of California. It should be simple.
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Yeah, it is. It should be that simple. It never is, though, is it? Jennifer Horn at Jennifer Horn is where you can find her on X. Thank you, as always. Good to see you.
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Great to see you.
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All right, so you have a great weekend. Real quick, Andy Big said this about Swell. Well, I just think I'd play it because it's pretty funny. You know, I don't want to gloat.
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Greg Hartley
Or crow, but, you know, Eric Swalwell.
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Grant Stitchfield
Is.
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Terry Newsom
His own worst enemy.
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Grant Stitchfield
I think. I don't, I just don't think he, he gets it.
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Greg Hartley
You know.
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Grant Stitchfield
I, I will, I will.
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Greg Hartley
Let the process play out in court. But, but Eric Swalwell is.
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Grant Stitchfield
He could be a nicer person.
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Mike Ben
Let's just put it that way.
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Grant Stitchfield
Welcome back everyone. Do you believe a radical judge in Chicago, Illinois has ordered the release of over 600 illegal aliens saying that they can be let out of jail. Now this is a disaster. These are criminal illegal aliens. Things are going to get really bad on the streets of Chicago. Greg Bevino, who's the Border Patrol chief in that area talked about this. Check it out.
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Mike Ben
Criminals or individuals that were taking jobs from Americans, you name it, that's what they were doing. And I'll tell you what, I'll tell you what's going to happen is we're.
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Grant Stitchfield
Going to go even harder on the streets.
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Mike Ben
If he releases those 650, we're going to. We're going to apprehend 1650 on the streets of Chicago.
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Grant Stitchfield
Do you see what's happening? And in America, this shouldn't be happening. Why are we having a battle between the judicial system and law enforcement in an American city like Chicago? Now, by no means do I fault the Trump administration. In fact, I applaud them. And I applaud Border Patrol and ICE and Greg Bevino and his men and women who are doing the hard job of rounding these people up. But they ought to have help from the courts, not letting 650 people out. So I trust him when he says they're going to go harder. What Chicago is trying to do, the radicals who lead it, is force ICE out. Do they really think that President Trump is that weak that he's going to tuck his tail between his legs and slunk on out of Chicago? Not a chance. The spokesperson for dhs.
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We're not going anywhere. We are here to stay. The Chicago people demand it. And we will continue to bring safety and security to the men and women on the ground there.
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All right, so the lunatic, blind, liberal zombies of Chicago, the followers, they go ballistic that ICE is still in town rounding up criminals that are doing grave damage to American citizens. And they gather outside of an ICE facility yesterday. And it did not go well for. You can roll it, guys. It did not go well for them. This is them outside of the facility. ICE officials had to go in and start making arrests, and lots of them, because they're stopping ICE officials from doing their job. You can't do that, not under this administration. And really, it shouldn't be under any administration. The law is the law. I want to bring in now Chicago and host of the podcast Behind Enemy Lines. Our friend Terry Newsom is back with us. He was at that protest. I don't know, maybe you call it a riot. Terry, what was it? Out to you, my friend, and welcome to the program.
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Terry Newsom
Yeah, there was actually 21 people were arrested today. And what was interesting is everyone probably remembers seeing that, that pastor get shot in the head with the pepper ball. I don't know, about a month ago. Well, there was dozens of pastors up here today. Matter of fact, some of them were arrested. So I think the city of Chicago is trying to get these Marxist fake pastors to come in and make the ICE officers and agents look bad. Some of them were arrested because they're not listening. And by the way, those are Illinois State Police officers that are doing the rest outside the perimeters of the ICE facility, which I'm kind of surprised and glad to see that these guys are helping their fellow law enforcement officer officers. But they, they are absolutely trying to rile up. They're actually threatening these state police officers, saying the ICE agents don't live here, you guys live here. You're going to go to school with our, our people, your children are going to be in our schools. Kind of an indirect threat to the Illinois State Police officers who are there doing their job, trying to protect the ICE agent facility.
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Grant Stitchfield
Terry, we've had on this program some pastors from Chicago that are trying to make a difference on our side of the vision for where we want America to go. All hope is not lost in Chicago, is it? I mean, I know it's pretty bad, but it's not Seattle yet, but it seems like it's getting pretty close.
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Terry Newsom
Yeah, you know, the majority of the people want ICE here. They want them out of the, they want the legals out of the city. It's just that the voices are bigger. The media is controlled by the leftists. All the media was there is from the left. I mean, you know, Ben has gone out there. Right. Myself, Ben, Ben, Benny Johnson. The Antifa agitators put out a bingo hit list with our pictures on it to contact Antifa as soon as they see us there because they don't want our side showing the truth of what these people are doing to the officers, the state police officers. They just want to control the narrative. And unfortunately what's going on in Chicago is you have these people everywhere. When people are being apprehended, they don't show the background of it.
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Greg Hartley
Right.
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Terry Newsom
The left kind of edits the way they want. They lie about the narrative. They say school teachers are being picked up in a kindergarten class. In actuality, this one woman was running from ice. She got out of her vehicle and got caught in, in the foyer of the facility. But they say it was a kindergarten teacher. They're controlling the narrative.
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Grant Stitchfield
Yeah, well, you know, they can't win with the truth, so of course they're going to lie about what's, what's really going on. It's interesting. You said most people actually want ICE there. I think, think that may be the difference between the Portlands and Seattle's versus the Chicago's of the world. I think even if you go into the hood, I have seen people that says, yes, we want these criminals off the street. Is that correct, Terry?
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Terry Newsom
That's absolutely correct. I have a lot of friends on the southwest side and the west side. They absolutely want them, but they stifle their voices. They don't want them to be heard. They do everything that they can to keep keep the citizens of the city of Chicago and the western. It's not just in Chicago. It's in the western suburbs as well. I mean, it's all over the place. They have these illegal criminals that are creating crime. And then they like to say, well, oh, they're not all criminals. Well, you know what? They came into our country illegally. And if there's not consequences, if you remember the Democrats say nobody is above the law, including our president. Right. Well, that includes people that did not come into America the way they're supposed to or these pastors who are not living listening to the police officers. They're not above the law. Just because they're a pastor, that doesn't mean that they could neglect listening to the police officers.
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Grant Stitchfield
Yeah, such a good point. Well, we wouldn't know half the stuff we do if it wasn't for people like you, Terry Newsom, and of course, Ben Berkwam who works for us and all the others who put really their safety at risk by going in and dealing with these goons. And that's really what they are. But we're appreciative of you, buddy. It's always good to see you. Thank you for coming on. Where can people find you on social media?
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Terry Newsom
Slip me up at Terry Newsom 357 on X or if you look up behind enemy lines on on GU or Rumble, you can find us there.
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Greg Hartley
Awesome.
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Grant Stitchfield
Sounds good, Terry. Good to see you. Have yourself a great weekend.
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Mike Ben
Thank you.
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Grant Stitchfield
All right.
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Mike Ben
Thank you.
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Grant Stitchfield
Absolutely. All right, folks. Coming up next, our favorite segment of the week. Greg Hartley is back. Body language and behavior analysis. That is next.
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Welcome back everyone. Not surprising. Interestingly, Seattle has followed in the footsteps of New York and elected a socialist mayor. This is her giving her victory speech, I guess. Newly elected Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson There.
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Is an awful lot that I want to accomplish as mayor. I want everyone in this great city of ours to have a roof over their head. I want universal childcare and free K through 8 summer care. I want world class mass transit. I want great, safe public spaces where kids can run around with abandon.
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She's got no business being mayor. I think she makes $75,000 working for nonprofit modest salary. Never run anything in her life. Just like Mom Donnie. But I want to bring in the Host of the behavior panel on YouTube and former military interrogator, our friend, the body language of behavior expert Greg Hartley is with us. Greg, welcome to the program. I guess I'll just ask you, what do you make of her comments there, and what do you see?
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Greg Hartley
Well, I think you could set it to music. You know, puppies and kittens and warm winter mittens. What she's doing is giving you a Christmas list of things she would like. We don't hear any action. If you look at her, it's really rehearsed. You can hear the in her mouth as she hits the moment she's there. This is just a speech that's rehearsed. There's no action to it. There's no real body language other than her just talking to her bass.
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Grant Stitchfield
I was gonna ask you, the weird thing she's doing with her mouth, does that tell you anything at all?
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Greg Hartley
Well, she's finished the topic. She wants to say, when you do that lip compression that's ending that, it's a punctuation for some people. Often we'll see it when people are in trouble. Like when Wiener was in trouble. You see him going, that's withholding information, withholding emotion. But in this case, I think it's just a. That's punctuation for her because she's working through a prepared speech. You see it all the time.
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Grant Stitchfield
Okay, next one on the hit parade. We haven't done. I don't know if we've done Michelle Obama in a while, but she's complaining. I can't wait to hear the sound bite. I have not heard it, but she's complaining about apparently white folks that are trapping black people in hair standards. I honestly don't even know what this means. But here's Michelle Obama, and we run away from the water. People won't go to the gym because we're trying to keep our hair straight for y'.
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Greg Hartley
All.
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Grant Stitchfield
It is exhausting, and it's so expensive, and it takes up so much time. Braids are for y', all so we.
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Can work harder and focus on the work. Greg, I just have to make my own little commentary. No white person is demanding that black people have straight hair. It's not happening. Black people want straight hair that they're doing it on their own. But I'll let you take it away here on that.
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Greg Hartley
Well, I'll trade with you sisters. My first line, you know what to say. But at the end of the day, what she's doing is she's playing to her bass. Watch her. She has those long, drawn vowels. She's pulling people toward her. This is just her talking. This is entertainment as much as anything for her. If you don't believe it, listen to when she does one of those long, drawn out polls and she's pulling somebody back and she turns and looks at this other person sitting on stage. This is all. I wouldn't say it's choreographed, but it's damn near choreographed.
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Grant Stitchfield
I was going to say, is there a way to figure out whether she. She actually believes this? Like, how do you actually tell that? This is just literally red meat to the base, Which I will. I will tell you. I engage in that every now and then. I'll say, hey, this is a story. This is red meat for Stitchfield's army. Let's go, let's roll. But. But.
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Greg Hartley
And there's nothing wrong with it, right? Well, the only thing you can see, the reason I say this, look at her demonstrative brow down, doing her thing. And then she will look and she'll pull with the words. She's trying to drag them along with her. If she were. Look, we watch Michelle Obama enough that when she's passionate about something, she is adamant. She has her hands up, and she's up in what Mark Bowden would call the passion plane. We don't see that she's not passionate about this. This is just. Yeah, content.
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Grant Stitchfield
All right, Hunter Biden. So we go from Michelle Obama to Hunter Biden. I mean, we got all the big names on the Democrats that I don't really like very much here. Well, let's play his clip.
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Mike Ben
Just as a son, as a man, this mother, the way that he talks about my dad, him. And again, sorry for my language. It's okay. But he is obsessed. And I tell you the reason why he's obsessed, because unlike anyone else, my dad kicked his ass.
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Grant Stitchfield
Greg, I got to tell you, he looks like a child there.
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Greg Hartley
Well, who knows how much of that is made up and not real? I mean, this guy, I don't mean by that, I mean his face, all the makeup and all that kind of stuff, because he did some pretty horrendous damage to himself back in all those drug days. So he just looks odd. And he looks like he's trying to get across a message, has his hands folded, he's milling. He's got something he came to say. And I think it plays right nicely into another clip you guys have.
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Grant Stitchfield
Oddly enough, you know, he's sitting there and he's, like, down, almost like a third grader who's been scolded by the teacher. I don't know. That's what I take away when I look at him.
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Greg Hartley
Well, he's had his tail closed in the door a couple of times in the past year, you know, so yeah, he was in real trouble and his dad let him out with that whether he auto pended or who knows how he got out. But look, he's been in real trouble. He has to be a little bit cautious, I would think. But he's also working from facts that are all his own when he goes to talk about how badly his father beat Trump and all those kinds of things. Which plays nicely into your Abbey Cliff.
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Grant Stitchfield
All right, let's play the Abby clip. This is Abby Phillips goes has if you can believe of all people, Joy Reid on and the two on one program is too much for me to take. But we're gonna play it for you.
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Here where conservatives are living in a completely different information world than liberals. And breaking that down needs to be done because when you don't ever even hear the facts, it's hard to even know that you're wrong. And that happens a lot.
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Greg Hartley
Greg, I think she just described Hunter Biden right there with his own set of facts. The truth is she's being truthful. Watch her. She's using her hands. She has her fingers extended. She's confident, she's driving points. Although she almost goes out of frame with her illustrator, she believes what she's saying doesn't mean that it is true. And so just because she believes that you passionately need to follow the right facts doesn't mean she's following the right facts. One of the basics, one of the basics in manipulation of any kind, whether it's interrogation or psyops or any of that, is a half truth. If you feed a half truth, then you can twist it and bend it. But if you have unvarnished truth in front of people, it's really hard to bend the facts. As an interrogator, I want to give you something that I can twist. Your, your, your guest Mike was saying they don't want the unvarnished truth out there basically because it's hard to play with the unvarnished truth. That's what you see.
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Grant Stitchfield
It's interesting because how you said she's being truthful, at least she believes what she's saying. I get that from her on her CNN show. So you have fire breathers that I know are literally lying to the American people. She's sitting next to one that Joy Reid, by the way, my assessment of Abby Phillips and she's watching this, she's going to be so angry with me. But I actually think she's dumb. I don't think she's a very smart person. And this is why she can't figure out what's really going on.
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Greg Hartley
Well, you know, I, I've been doing TV for a long time. And back 20 years ago, I was standing behind, not, not in front of the camera, but standing behind the camera talking to a producer at cnn. I used to do CNN a lot, believe it or not. And I said, you guys are the news. You need to get these facts tight. And the producer said to me, this is news based entertainment. Facts aren't as important.
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Grant Stitchfield
We don't let the facts get in the way of a good story. That's the old saying.
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Greg Hartley
Yeah.
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Grant Stitchfield
You know, at the end of the.
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Greg Hartley
Day, the facts, whoever owns the facts, whoever's feeding you. In my years of working, seer, in my years of working, anything to do with intelligence, if I feed the facts, I feed the next decision. I'm changing a chain of events. So be careful where you absorb your information and try to cross, fertilize and check it.
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Grant Stitchfield
I've said in politics now, I'm not advocating for anybody to go out there and lie, but if you have Uber supporters and you're a candidate and they eat whatever you say is true and they will believe it, it, well, you just have to believe it yourself. It's like the George Costanza. If I believe it's true, it is. And I'll leave you one last, one last.
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Greg Hartley
I'll leave you one last note. There's a guy named Barry Minkow who was the biggest fraud ever before, before Bernie Madoff and those guys. And he said fraud is the skin of the truth stuffed with lies. Because he could get away with it that way. That's the way to think about everything you see.
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Grant Stitchfield
It really is. Greg Hartley, as always, it's so great having you on. Let me tell people where they can find you and your website. Read body language.com and don't forget the YouTube show the behavior panel. All right, up next, of all of the polio cases on planet Earth, 97% of them were vaccine induced poliomyelitis. That's next.
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Come on. I think you mean chicken dinner, bro.
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Nah, brother. Crispy bacon, fluffy eggs, juicy chicken and a buttery biscuit. That's the perfect breakfast.
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All right, let me try it. Mmm. Okay. Yeah, totally.
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Winner, winter chicken breakfast. I'm going to have to keep this right here. Make sure every breakfast is a winner with the delicious new bacon, egg and Chicken biscuit from AM PM AM, PM. Too much good stuff. I'll tell you what. With RFK Jr at the helm of Health and Human Services, we're learning a lot about vaccines. A lot of what? But you know what? It's really been an education for me, especially this massive amount of vaccines being dumped into our kids at one time. I think it's really causing a problem. We've got vaccines. Do we still need to be giving them? Hepatitis vaccines to children. It's sexually transmitted disease. What about polio? It's basically been eradicated. Zero deaths of polio. And then I saw Gavin de Becker. This guy wrote a great book, by the way, the Gift of Fear. That's about intuition. But he's dug into this vaccine stuff. Listen to what he said. Number of polio cases of the real terrible outcome, which is paralysis, which is the only bad outcome, 500 on the planet Earth, half of whom recovered. You can recover from it on top of everything else, 0%, 0 deaths. And he said 97% of the paralysis that comes from polio was vaccine induced from the strain of polio that was in the vaccine. You tell me what's going on. I want to bring in now board certified internist, addiction medicine specialist, TV radio host, podcast host, the chief patient officer at the Wellness Company. Dr. Drew Pinsky is back with us. Dr. Drew, it's great to see you. All right, Dr. Drew I want to ask you, what do you think about this polio situation? The vaccine is just another problem with another vaccine. I could not. I could not hear Dr. Drew. So Gavin de Becker, very interesting guy, he wrote the book of Fear about intuition. One reason why a guy like that who is a security expert, okay, what he writes about, what he teaches at every level is to use your intuition about when you're being put in danger or not. And I find it very interesting that he goes and he starts digging into the vaccine situation. Here's another clip talking about the polio vaccine. And of the 500 I just told you about, 564 in 2022, 97% of them were vaccine induced poliomyelitis. Meaning they were the strain from the vaccine. Yeah, that's an inconvenient truth. That's an inconvenient truth. Right from the CDC website. So the CDC website has all these numbers. We're only now just starting to get them because you got RFK Jr at the helm and they're getting to be more and more transparent. The whole thing was a cover up job. Now in December, the vaccine advisory committee is set to meet and they're going to go through this idea of why are we giving hepatitis shots to children? They may take it off the schedule. I think they should. If you test the mother, if she's got the hepatitis deal, well then you can give the kid a vaccine for it. But if the mom doesn't have it, you don't need to give your kid a shot about hepatitis. All this stuff is horrible. Now if you took the vaccine, this is what I want you to think about. I want you to think about taking the ultimate spike detox. I do every day. And I didn't even take the vaccine. What this has done to clean the system out is nothing short of amazing. But it really works. To get the spike protein out of your body, you can get it at the wellness company, TWC Health Forward slash voice. Use that promo code voice for 10% off. That's TWC health forward slash voice. Use the promo code voice and. All right, you ready for this? Their newest product, Mars. It's for men. It is a testosterone booster. 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I don't know what it is about their singing and their dancing. I guess that's the least of our problems because normally they're throwing rocks and bricks, but they always look ridiculous when they break out in song as a form of protest. Look at this is in Portland, Oregon. Portland, Oregon. Now, I would say only in Portland, or you get this, but no, Seattle, you'll get this, la. You'll get this. I don't know. We got rioting in Chicago last night, so you may not get that there, but that's their protest again. Better than throwing rocks at ice agents, cars. I guess that's going to do it for us today, folks. I hope you have a great weekend. Hey, a big, big thanks to Mr. Eric, the producer. The whole week. If you love the show. The whole week. He did this on his own. 23 years old, off the training wheels. A big round of applause. And to all the guys behind the glass. They do such great work for all of us here. We're grateful to them, as I am grateful to all of you. 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