The Benny Show - REVENGE: Mood At CNN 'Like A Funeral' As Trump Donors Set to BUY Network, Libs MELTDOWN at Takeover

Episode Date: September 23, 2026

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Hey, this is going to be a good day. This is going to be a great day, actually. We're going to make a lot of news today. We're going to hit back and hit him where it hurts. We're going to be doing our own little bit of journalism today, joining us on the show today. It's going to be very special. One of our all-time favorite reporters, somebody named Simone Atiba. You may remember Simone Atiba, Simon Atiba, because he was the only reporter. that ever asked even a remotely honest question of the Biden regime. And for that, he was summarily kicked out of the briefing room, banned from the building, got his credentials stripped and thrown to the street corner. And every single other reporter right now is complaining and bitching and crying and because their First Amendment is under attack. No, it is not. And we're going to dig down today and talk to some people who actually have been attacked by the federal government, by the corporate media that claims to be the victims right now, and set everything straight here.

So we're very excited for today's show. It is Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026. CNN moon is like a funeral as Trump donors take over CNN. This will be happening in one week. The Paramount Warner Brothers merger goes through. And ladies and gentlemen, all of the libs are on panic mode. Kamala Harris makes cringe campaign trail return. It should be fun to talk about with Ron Johnson.

We'll join the show, the senator. Great senator. My name is Benny Johnson, and this is the Benny show. Get your blackout coffee. Get your coffee. Here's my mug this morning. What's in it? Well, not enough, honestly.

This is my third cup this morning. Blackout coffee keeps us powered and ready to go. Something important. Oh, very interesting. Sorry about that, guys. Looks like I'm on the wrong one. One, two, three, one, two, three. One, two, three.

One, two, three. Sorry about that. What do we call it? We call it the ghost in the machine. The ghost of machine. Hey, production team, next time. You gotta call me. Yeah, you got, you got to, you know, we'd just rant off the top.

You gotta give it, yeah, you gotta give it a, you gotta give me an actual call. Yeah, sorry about that, everyone. Yeah, sorry about that, everyone. This is called the ghost in the machine. What happens? In the middle of the night. I'll tell you what happens. You want to know what actually happens?

This is a very good, this is a, this is a very good one for the, for the black, for blackout coffee. Let me explain to you why I need my coffee every single morning. Hold on. I got something for you. Hold on. Hold up, hold up. Just a second. I got something for you.

Because there is, there is something that happens, uh, on extreme regularity in our studio. And what goes on is that my family comes and visits me. and I have a million little children, and they come running in, and I have a soft spot for them. And what they do is they grab and plug away and pluck at and pull all of the levers inside of the studio. And so if you want to know the truth, the truth is that sometimes my kids hit switches. and those switches end up flipping the show around, flipping my mic off, or changing my mic settings. And so that's, that is what it is. That is what happens.

I'm looking here for the most recent, for the most recent photo of the kiddos. There you go, Klein, jump over to my, if I could jump over to my screen, will you? There you go. So I got little kids, and they run around all the time. And there we go. Let's load them on up. There you go. Here we are.

So those are the ages of my kids. This video was taken last week. They come tearing into my studio, and they hit all the buttons in the studio sometimes. And then we mess up all of the mic settings. settings. And then here, and then here we are. And we're, uh, the other thing is, the other thing is, uh, Klein and ALX. We're on a pre, we're on pre production. You guys got to be able to hear when the, when the volume is off. So, uh, let's just make sure that all the levels are set and correct. Anyway, sorry about that chat. You know how it goes. It is what it is, especially in this

season in life. It's nice to set stuff and forget it. And when you have little kids, if you have or little kids or had little kids, you'll understand that there's really no such thing as setting things and forgetting them when you have little kids, especially if you have colorful soundboards and switches, this is how things get switched up. That is the culprit today for Mike McGettin from Benny. Okay. That was, I'm very glad that we were able to get this sorted out. And apparently we sound good now. Is that right? Team? Yeah. Okay. Well, here we go. Blackout coffee is the coffee we used to plow through any type of technical difficulties or let's just call them life difficulties when it comes to having kids up all night and needing your coffee in the morning. So get your energy from a company that loves you and our great up patriots. If you hear me talking about blackout coffee all the time is because, well, I try it. I drink. drink it every single morning, something that I use every single day.

Go to blackout coffee.com slash Benny. Use code Benny for 20% off your first order. That's blackout coffee.com slash Benny. Try blackout coffee. Great coffee, great family, proud patriots. A company you couldn't feel good about supporting. Let's go. Okay. So a company that you shouldn't feel good about supporting is CNN. CNN has been banned from the White House. Here's Trump banning them from the White House. The reason why they were banned are all of these hoaxes that they ran on the president. There are too many to actually count. And the White House put out that CNN is, well, in the Hall of Shame, along with MSNBC,

that was also banned, and Politico that was also banned. Now, these companies have stood out in the middle of the street and screamed and cried. I posted this meme yesterday because I thought it was really funny. Caitlin Collins, doing the credit. Tunberg. The original was Greta Tunberg. Do you remember this? Greta's sitting there watching Trump walk in at the United Nations. It's like an unbelievable meme. And Greta Tunberg actually, like Caitlin Collins actually did this to President Trump yesterday. Here's the clip. Grada Tunberg actually, like Caitlin Collins actually stood there with CNN and screamed at Donald Trump. She made the meme real. You guys got the clip? Here we go. Two-thirds of Americans don't think the U.S. is winning the war with Iran. When will live? It's an honor to be here.

I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. The United Nations allowed us in, sir. You should not be here covering me. You said you weren't going to cover me. You shouldn't be covering the- Two-thirds of Americans don't think that the U.S. is winning the war with Iran. When will it end?

We're making a lot of progress. Our country is doing really, really well. Thank you very much. Americans don't think the United States is winning. This is why President Trump is completely justified to ban CNN and why we won't have any. I mean, I don't want to repeat myself, but let me make something extremely clear. Hey, Alex, do you have our FBI documents? Please pop them up when you do.

The federal government under Joe Biden went after my First Amendment right. Went after the First Amendment rights of my team. my colleagues, my friends, and me. Now, they actually went after our First Amendment right because they banned us from speaking. They told us what we can and cannot say on our distribution platforms and then de-platformed us. That's an actual First Amendment right violation. Try not to get upset about this. But it makes me very angry because the First Amendment is about critical speech, speech you disagree with,

independent speech, and that's what we have here, an independent show with independent microphones that get independently turned off by my independent children, of which there are many. And that's what the first amendment is about. You could actually make an argument that it is the voice of the young creator that's just building something that is to be the most protected, not the corporate media, corporate whores flogging and suckling up to their publicly traded

VC-owned companies and their giant cement buildings in downtown Manhattan. That that is like the opposite of speech on behalf of the people. What we do is speech on behalf of the people.

It is always been, I mean, on this show, from day one, Alex and I, Alex will remember this. you know, when you weren't allowed to say that the election was rigged and stolen, when you weren't allowed to say that this was a fed up, we were having Steve Bannon on the show, Mike Davis on the show, Julie Kelly on the show, all the people that created the entire like January 6th,

pardon ecosystem, all the people, Peter Navarro, like from prison, these people were coming on our program to speak the truth. We got de-platformed, demonetized, shadow banned for all of that. We plowed through. We won. But what they did to us was actual censorship, was actual destruction of the First Amendment. What they did to us was not just take away our ability to go to fancy cocktail parties and to say that we have a desk inside of the White House. That is not a First Amendment right.

Having a desk in the White House has nothing to do with the First Amendment. They took away our freedom to speak. They took away our freedom to be heard. They put us on a list to be banned. These are the direct documents from the FBI. These are documents the FBI sent to Twitter at the time. Here are all the accounts you got to ban. Here's all the Italians you got to get rid of.

You got to get rid of Benny. You got to get rid of Charlie Kirk. You got to get rid of Sean Hannity. You got to get rid of a ton of our friends on this list. ALX, of course. You know the famous ALX. He was banned without warning. And for no reason for, I don't know,

Alex, two years, at least, two years, three years? Ban for Mex. Okay. So that's censorship. That's what they did to us. Now, where was Kate Land Collins? Where was Caitlin Collins? Where was CNN?

Where was MSNBC? Where are all these people that are crying in the street right now? Where were they when that was happening to us? Where were they when the federal government, with the full weight of the federal government, was coming down on 400. different reporters. Stimona Tiba is one of them

from the White House who got their credentials ripped away from them. It wasn't just three outlets. It was 400 different reporters by Joe Biden. They were no one. They were actually actively helping that process. They were ratting out their fellow reporters.

They were attacking their fellow journalists. They were dancing on my grave, dancing on our graves. They were coming after us is what they were doing. This is what they were attempting to accomplish. A censorship regime where only they had access. There it is. There you go.

Would you look at that? An email from the FBI talking about Turning Point USA, Rick Cornell, Dan Skavino, Matt Gates. Get rid of that ALX. Get rid of that Laura Lumer. Directly from the FBI. We have the receipts. They don't have any receipts.

We have receipts. They were nowhere to be found in that battle. They danced and cackled like goblins on our graves. They loved it. They hated the competition. And now they're getting a taste of their own medicine, except for it's not really their own medicine, is it? Because if it was their own medicine,

then Donald Trump would be up with a sledgehammer smashing the satellites on the top of CNN. He'd be with a giant earth mover, right? He'd be there with a bulldozer with an excavator pulling up the cables, the internet cables into Politico, and MSNBC, making sure that they can't stream or broadcast or reach anyone live,

making sure that they can't, they actually destroying their ability to reach people. That's what they did to us. They destroyed our businesses. They took people with millions and millions of viewers, and they kicked them off the platforms entirely, deleted their ability to reach any viewers. This is what they did.

Look at that. Look at that headline. Boy, would you look at that? Man. It's a very uncomfortable headline. Flashback. Joe Biden changed 400 White House press pool credentials, cutting off nearly 500 different reporters credentials.

500. I think this is Donald Trump cutting off three outlets. It's amazing. It seems a little navel-gazy, only because, well, it is, honestly. It's been funny to watch CNN get kicked off of the, it's been funny to watch CNN get kicked off of the White House lawn. This happened this past week.

MSNBC and CNN reporters had to go out and cry in the streets. And again, nobody stopped them from reporting. You understand the difference in kind is that they killed our ability to actually reach anyone. Nobody turned off CNN's internet and the breakers inside their building. That's what they did to us. CNN's Jake Tapper has meltdown on President Trump banning CNN and MS now. Hmm. This is interesting.

Jake Tapper started his career as a Democrat flack. He worked in Democrat comms. That's what he still does. It is an actual propaganda channel. And it's all about to change, because the deal to buy CNN by Trump donors, the Ellisons, Larry and David Ellison, his son, David Ellison, Larry Ellison,

the man who started Oracle. They're both multi-billionaires. And they have a merger that was about to go through when a bunch of Democrat attorneys, General's stepped in to stop it. Why? Because of this. The precious CNN brand, CBS News is well, but CBS is already well under the craw, but they didn't want the same people owning CNN and CBS. This would have been a absolute nightmare, blunt rotation for them. But yesterday, they finally caved. And the Democrat Attorney General's folded. CNN will now have a much saner

owner, a huge media loss for Democrats, as CNN will most likely be returning to straight news coverage. Kara Swisher, whatever that. What do you all look like this? What is the phenotype, the Megan Rapino phenotype? What do you all look like this? Is there some type of like signature? Is this something you have to sign?

It's like I'm like it's going to be, I'm like, I'm going to do everything I can to look like Toby McGuire. Like is this some type of like a like agreement you have to sign? I'm going to cut my hair short. I'm going to have pale, sallow skin. Every CNN anchor is now freaking out. You can see live on air, CNN is attacking this. Jane Fonda invoked her late husband.

I'm glad Ted isn't here to witness the destruction of his important creation. So CNN is openly attacking this. Paramount's official acquisition of CNN is a major loss for Democrats. They now have lost Twitter, CBS News, CNN, not to mention. Late Night is dead. MSNBC is completely irrelevant. Far left-wing CNN is about to die. I think that, like, the ban is not even close to the worst thing that's about to happen to CNN.

And now the mood at CNN is like a funeral, according to recent reporting. Paramount takeover looms. This is not going to be great for that. you can see that the Paramount move has shocked many inside of the CNN newsroom, already reeling from the White House ban. Caitlin Collins is freaking out. Donald Trump said this morning that she is obsessed with me. And then he called her Dylan Mulvaney at the White House correspondence dinner.

Lots of ironies will be fun to see what happens. And to see who loses their job first. You can already see, you can already see left-wing anchors and anchors heading for the door at CNN. Kara Swisher. Who is Kara Swisher? What is a Kara Swisher? I don't even know. She says, at these guys.

F these guys. Okay. Great. Hopefully many, many more examples of this. And we'll see. We'll see what happens next. hopefully Simon Atiba gets a brand new show on CNN. Will he?

A great question to ask Simon, who's set, ready to go. Let's talk to the man himself. Welcome Simon Atiba to the show. Simon, welcome to the program. Great to have you. Yeah, thank you, Benny. Thank you for having me. That was a great intro.

I really liked it. It's so crazy seeing, you know, CNN freak out, freaks out, freak out for, you know, being banned. They were extremely nasty to me. I mean, you know, you know, you know, and I understand it. You know, I'm black, handsome, and I'm smart, intelligent, and they didn't want those questions, you know, when I was there. And, you know, Caitlin, she was actually really nasty towards me.

But, yeah, thank you. I'm glad to be here. We don't view this as something that we have a personal. vendetta against. It is these news organizations, these corporations that did that refused to defend us. In fact, they did everything they could to make sure that we were banned, shadow banned, de-platformed. And you were kicked out of the White House. Is this correct for asking too many uncomfortable questions of Corrine Jim Pierre? Yes, it wasn't just that I was kicked out of the White House. Before I was kicked out of the White House, the White House Correspondent Association.

kicked me out and they kicked me out because they said I wasn't making a lot of money. And the person who was in charge when they kicked me out. And that's why I may disagree with President Trump, but he did something that really made my day. So the person who kicked me out from the White House Corresponding Association was someone who was receiving money from the government. And so when President Trump became president, he decided that the taxpayers are not going to fund, PBS and, you know, the rest. And so they kicked me out from the association. They also made sure that I was kicked out from the White House. They banned me from the White House.

They also ruined me financially. They sued me. And so it's a bit funny watching CNN and watching MSNBC and watching political. you know, complain that they've been banned. Of course, I'm not against anyone being banned. I'm, you know, Benny, I know you are for the First Amendment. I'm for the First Amendment. I don't want Benny Johnson to be banned from the White House.

I don't want Simon Attiba to be banned from the White House. But you know, these people didn't show any mercy for me. They don't show mercy for people who are not like them. You know, they have this club and they believe that they belong to the White House and you don't belong to the White House. I don't belong to the White House. The Daily Color doesn't belong to the White House. The New York Post doesn't belong to the White House.

They didn't even want CNN to be part of the White House for some time. So it's funny watching everything. So can you explain to me why did they kick you out? We remember your questions quite well during the Gen Saki days. They were hilarious questions. They were good questions. They were honest. You were seeking truth.

Nothing was like, you know, none of the, you were never asking questions that were out of line. No. And you, you know, and, and I, I can't understand. Like, so why did they ban you? No, because, you know, I do my job. You know, I try to be fair to our people. When you do your job and you ask the right question that come after you, they ban me because I was doing my job. They banned me because I'm more qualified than most people in the White House.

Most of them don't have the experience that I have. And, you know, I made some people that really look very small. And so do we really happy to get me kicked out. He was just doing my job, asking the question that the American people want to, you know, care about and asking the question that the American allies, including those in Africa care about. and they kick me out. And the funny thing is since I left the White House, I've not heard any single question. There has not been any normal question even to President Trump.

It's drama. How many people watch the White House press briefing and say, Yes, Caitlin Collins asked a question today that changed my life. No. Maybe they should change her and bring maybe Abby Phillips. She has a beautiful smile, maybe President Trump, maybe I meet her to the White House. But, you know, they're feeling to do their job.

They're not asking the right question. They are, you know, involving drama, trying to be on TV. They're not doing the job that I was doing or I was trying to do while I was there. And because I was good and because I asked the right question that people really care about, they kick me out. The only pain I have now is that President Trump didn't actually leave the ban. And so I'm still banned from the White House. I can't go to the White House and I can't do my job. So I hope that he watches your show and then he left that ban today.

And I can get back to the White House and do the job that I really love doing. So, Simon, what pretense did they ban you under? And so they just changed the rules. They actually banned five, to get rid of me, they banned 500 journalists. Yes. And they said I wasn't on their level. I wasn't CNN. I was in MSNBC, I wasn't political.

I was an independent journalist who sought answers and who asked the real question that people really cared about. And they said they didn't want that. They just banned me because they didn't want me. And they also banned me because maybe I don't know, maybe he was racism. Because I'm black and the black lesbian press secretary didn't want a straight, you know, black man to be then asking questions and challenging her.

And so they didn't want that. I think it was part of racism, you know, against me. Xenophobia. I don't know. I don't know, Benny. I did my entire life. I've been a journalist my entire life. I've been arrested, attacked by pirate at sea, you know, I've gone through anything that any journalist can go through.

Half of the things I've gone through, nobody at the White House, very few of them have gone through those things. But they didn't just like the fact that, you know, I'm good at what I do. I, you know, I'm smart, I'm intelligent, ask the right question. I just do my jobs. And they use that to just kick me out. I think I made some people they feel really small. You know, I mean, you had me on your show, had Jack, all the headlines, and they didn't like that. And some of them are really happy that, you know, I'm here.

I'm kicked out. I can't ask the questions to President Trump. And even the people who actually hated President Trump, they didn't want him to win the election. They didn't do anything about him for him. President Trump actually allowed them to come back to the White House. But he kept me, they kept me out, you know, someone who was sued and attacked by the Biden administration for doing his job. So because you're black and from Africa, Kareenjin-Pierre decided to pick on you and didn't like the fact that you could get questions in and perhaps ask from this, you know, from this in their worldview privileged perspective. Yeah.

You know, this was the BLM administration after all, right? And so you didn't follow the narrative. Yeah. So usually, you know, when people talk about racism in the U.S., they always talk about the right. They say, you know, the right are racist, the conservatives are racist. And here I was at the White House, black from Africa, and the press secretary, she's black. She's black. She's not white yet.

You know, she's black like me. And then she attacked me. And she banned me. She actually made the call because I got to know how they did it when the way. they had to call the Secret Service. And they had to add my name to a blacklist. So when the Trump administration came back to power, they asked me to go back to the White House.

When I got to the White House and I got to the gate and the Secret Service told me I couldn't get in. And, you know, I got to know from the New York Post that Karen Jean-Pier made the call, even though the White House counsel said, you know, we don't have anything against, But he didn't do anything. He's just trying to do his job.

He's asking the questions, why do you want to ban him? And I hope that President Trump will look into it and leave the ban against him. Many people, they are terrified. They don't want to have me back in the White House because I asked the right question. I would turn the place upside down. And they're like, OK, you know, just keep the black African journalists out of the White House. There was racism involved. They didn't like the fact that was black.

They didn't like the fact that I was African. They didn't like the fact that I'm smart, intelligent. And it wasn't just people at the White House. I have someone from Mediite. And I love Media. I mean, you watch media. You read Media. I love them.

They wrote the first story about me, but there was one son of a bitch there at Media, who actually attacked me. He blocked me. I don't know the guy. I've never had any exchange with the guy, and he wanted them. Simon, I'm sorry. We seem to have lost Simon. I don't know why his feed glitch, but you know how it works, ladies and gentlemen, when you're doing a live stream. There we go. Sometimes you just, what do we call it? The Ghost of the Machine. Hey, Simon, are you back with us? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm back. So let me just ask you one or two closing questions here. What is your message to CNN now, because CNN is playing the victim. I don't remember CNN defending you at all when you were banned.

I don't remember them defending 500 other journalists when they were banned or me when we were shadow banned or banned on social media and demonetized and our entire company was destroyed, right? It cheered that on. So what's your message then? It's called the law of karma. You need to stand for the freedom of the press for everyone. You need to stand for Simon. You need to stand for Benny. You need to stand for, you know, Channel Rian, who was also a.

attacked, you know, when she was covering the White House. And when you don't do that, it's going to come to you. And that's what is happening now. I don't want CNN to be banned. I don't want MSNBC to be banned. I don't want political or the New York Times to be banned. I don't want you to be banned. I don't want Fox News to be banned.

But they don't stand for people like me. They don't stand for people like you. They believe that they, you know, they deserve to be there while I, you, and all the people and a lot of people on the right don't deserve to be there. And I believe that I deserve to be there. I believe that I should be allowed back in the White House to do my job, ask the key question that people really care about. I heard of the midterms.

Head of the midter. No one is asking the question that people really care about. And I believe that if I'm back, I'd be able to do my job and ask the question that people really want. And what is your message to Corrine Jean-Pierre and the Biden team that decided to kick you out? the White House. Yeah, so I actually pray for her because, you know, she, she wasn't very good at her job.

You know, she's doing a lot of things on Facebook now. She's no more posting on X. You know, it's a shame that she placed that call. I'm still upset that she placed that call to ban me from the White House. I hope she's happy. I hope you're happy, Karen Jean-Pier. I hope you're happy that you place that. call, banned me, ban a black man, ban an African man from doing his job. It's a shame. I don't even know how to describe it. I'm more qualified that most people who cover the White House.

I'm still really upset that I'm unable to go to the White House after everything that I went through, being sued because of President Trump and for President Trump. and the White House to also keep me out, to keep the ban. They didn't initiate the ban. President Trump didn't initiate the ban. What they did is they didn't leave the ban. And I think we need to, when we stand for the freedom of the press,

it shouldn't just be when President Biden is in power. President Trump has to do the right thing, leave the ban on me and bring me back to the White House to ask him the question that people really care about. They're not going to be good question all the time. They're not going to be, you know, I'm not there to, you know, to please the president. But people should also be fair

when you are covering a president. You should be fair to all people. It should be fair to President Trump. You should be fair to President Biden. And so that is not there. Since I left the White House, there's no question. And I believe that, you know, maybe if they are not ready

to do their job, they should just maybe shut the press briefing room until they bring me back. And, you know, but more seriously. it does seem pretty it does seem pretty racist man it does seem praise like we'll just take we'll just take out the one black african guy you know that can speak on behalf of this giant continent here we don't want to hear from them and he doesn't have a you know he asked tough questions which you did tough affair questions and you were the only guy that ever did that i mean everybody else

everybody else just gave her a tongue bath all day it was so sad i mean we never saw any type of tough questions. These are the same people that were like shocked when it was, wow, Joe Biden has terminal cancer and he's actually, he actually is suffering a terrible mental, like, how are you shocked at this? They never asked questions. They had no curiosity. They were there to protect the regime, protect power. That's exactly what they did. You were the only guy that was asking, you were asking these honest questions and they couldn't stand that. You were like it. It's like, yeah. Yeah. And they punish me. They punish. I pray for prison. Biden. like I pray for President Trump.

You know, I don't want President Biden to die, right? You know, all of us are going to die. No, it's not about that. It's about he had clearly a horrible illness going on. Yeah, he wasn't, he wasn't mentally fit to the president. So he wasn't mentally fit to pray. I was talking about the counselor, right? You know, I want him to be okay.

We don't wish it along anyone. Yeah, but, but, but, but do enough fair. They, you know, they didn't do the right thing. Because they were not really doing their job as journalists. They were, you know, like hacks, you know, trying to promote the president. And actually they banned me from the White House when the President Biden dropped out and they thought that Harris was going to be president. And they were afraid that if Simon is at the White House, he's going to be asking of this question.

And, you know, he's not going to be good for, you know, Harris. And that's when they actually banned me because they didn't want President Trump to come back to power. And unfortunately, President Trump has also done the right thing. Well, here's hoping. Simon, we want you back in the press room. And we're just massive fans of you and your work. You were absolutely fearless. You've got nearly 600,000 subscribers here on X.

And we pray for you back in that room as well. It's a less exciting place without you there. So Godspeed, Simon. Here's hoping this interview does some good. We'll make sure that we're out cheering for you, okay, man? Yeah, thank you, baby. Thank you for having me. See you, bro.

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I can feel it in my bones. There's going to be an October surprise. And the surprise that I hope is going to just be some action. that will really incentivize the base to reorient and see what Republicans in Congress are doing the administration is doing. And so we'll see if that materializes. But you got something lined up in the pipeline is going to be some major Fauci news. This is going to be media advisory. Senator Johnson is going to have a Dr. Fauci vote on Monday.

What is it going to be? for content for uh about the the immunity and i'd maybe you can explain this dr fouchi the single most hated person in all of america like this could be a motivating here we go so so again i i think your information is a little off right there what we just did in senator ran paul's home of security and governmental affairs committee is we held a vote to grant immunity to dr fouchy's secretary who was with him i think from 2007 until he retired and senator paul called her in for a transcribed interview and she plead the fifth um dr fouchy has the answer to i don't know how many questions that the american people deserve the answers to with his sweeping presidential

pardon he came in to the committee and plead the fifth and so we're not giving up on this i think in in particular, Senator Paul, was really had a pretty narrow set of questions as it relates to destruction of documents. We've already got Dr. David Moran's pleading guilty to, you know, really conspiracy to destroy federal records. You know, what we are finding, and my investigation, quite honestly, has expanded within HHS. We know Tom Shimbukuro, the head of the safety surveillance effort within CDC. he deleted emails. Then we found out that CDC actually had a policy where he was too low level, so he didn't have to keep those federal records.

And then once he'd delete him on the device, you'd think these things were backed up on the server. But it sounds like HHS or CDC at least, they had a policy that if you delete off your device after a short waiting period, then deleted in the server as well. So those federal records are potentially lost to history. Again, we've only expanded this. what Senator Paul was after, and he's been more focused on the origins and focusing on Fauci.

I've been focusing on the vaccines, but he just called the secretary. We just want to know, for example, did Anthony Fauci ever ask you to delete emails? Because, you know, Dr. David Morin's had this little FOIA lady. We taught him how to delete email. So again, we just wanted to get to the bottom of it. Only one Democrat showed up to the business meeting today to vote. We needed two of them to vote to grant your immunity. I don't want to see Fauci Secretary go to jail.

I just want the truth. So I'm hoping Democrats will come to their senses. And, okay, you know, Senator Hassan wanted a little bit more time, said, we just learned about this. And so in the business thing, I said, well, maybe if you really consider this, that this is the best thing for this person. And this protects her. Without that, Senator Paul is going to send a letter to the Department of Justice.

You better start investigating this person because maybe this person was also involved in the conspiracy to destroy federal records. She could have avoided all that. Democrats could help this Secretary Anthony Fauci, to avoid legal jeopardy. Republicans were willing to grant her immunity. But when after Fauci's secretary, we're out after the truth. And that's all Senator Paul was after. But again, not one Democrat was willing to vote.

Only one showed up to the business meeting, and we needed two, to just vote for the truth they refuse to. So what is it just running out the clock at this point? Like they're just running out the clock and hoping that they get a Senate majority after the midterms? No, they're not interested in the truth. They're not interested in the election integrity. All they're interested in doing is more generic kids' future and opening up the border to illegal immigrants. That's what the Democrat Party stands for right now.

So again, you know, Senator Paul's not ending this. I mean, he will write a letter to the Department of Justice. You maybe ought to start investigating this person because we asked her some very simple questions, and she took the fifth. Again, nothing speaks innocence. Then I'm pleading the fifth. So again, she's just, she's subjecting herself now to legal jeopardy.

The Democrats are helping her subject herself to legal jeopardy, but could all have been avoided by just, you know, grant her immunity and let her talk. But it tells the truth. That's, that's all, that's all Senator Paul's asking. I guess that's asking too much the Democrats. Just, just vote to get the American people the truth. So it seems like the entire operation has failed because Dr. Fauci just took, you know, he pled the fifth a million times. And it was a humiliation ritual. That was practiced in front of all of America. And, you know, I'm wondering, I guess, what the follow up is there. Is it, does he just, like, get away with it now? And again, forgive me for being so, you know, for being so aggressive in the first question, I just, I see Dr. Fauci's name and there's just a primal instinct that's like, please, for the love of God, like, let this guy go to jail.

Well, again, when Biden gives him this, you know, sweeping pardon dates back to what, 2014 through the end of his service in government, not much you can, you're going to be able to do to convict him. It's hard to convict people anyway. It's hard to obtain evidence when you know they're destroying the evidence. They're destroying Frederick. So again, convictions are hard. What's very difficult as well, but it's exposing the truth. And I'll still say that is the first line of accountability. And I've been describing, you know, my own investigations in terms of the injection,

injection injuries, you know, all that type of thing is trying to assemble a thousand piece puzzle. And because they've avoided leaving a trail or destroyed federal records, we maybe have 30 pieces. it's actually pretty remarkable what incriminating evidence we found in those 30 pieces, but there are hundreds of pieces missing from this thousand-piece puzzle. And by the way, that's genuine what happens in crimes? I mean, what do we convict Al Capone on? Tax evasion.

Again, if we send somebody to jail, it's going to be on destruction of federal records, what they ought to be sent to jail for, but much more difficult to do because the federal government grants a self-immunity. It grants its agent's immunity. It's very difficult to, you can't sue the federal government. It's very difficult to sue or convict its agents, its employees, its officials. So about all you can really do is expose the truth. And that's why I think both Senator Paul and I are pretty doggedly pursuing.

And, you know, Benny, we've exposed some pretty shocking truth that the legacy media refuses to cover his news. I mean, the fact that Peter Marks, and I'll repeat this, I know I've said on your show before, but this is the only place that is willing to listen to it, Peter Marks, the head of the FDA division that approves vaccines and is supposed to surveil for safety on March 1st was warned that their algorithm analyzing the vaccine adverse event reporting system was going to hide safety signals. 26 days later, using a different algorithm, senior FDA officials were shown dozens of safety signals, including sudden cardiac death, pulmonary infarction, which Fauci suffered from himself, different types of strokes. Not one major broadcast station, not one major newspaper,

has covered that as news. It's the biggest government scandal in my lifetime. Billions of people had that experimental gene therapy injected in their arm. I don't know how many millions of people suffered serious adverse events. I don't know how many tens of thousands. Some people say millions of people died from that injection. And I can't get the legacy media to even cover it as news because they were complicit in it as well. They took the payouts. They had the vaccine. They had the Pfizer this second. brought to you by Pfizer. How are they supposed to do that, Senator? Hey, this vaccine, this experimental gene therapy is killing people, including but not limited to, the guy who's

in charge of it, Dr. Fauci, he got a pulmonary infarction brought to you by Pfizer. Right. How are you supposed to do that? Well, first of all, that, it's why we never should have allowed big pharma to advertise drugs on TV. We're one of only two countries, New Zealand, in America that allows that, now we see the results. They're not doing it to actually sell the drugs. I mean, you watch those commercials, what, showing a dog how to catch a frisbee? I mean, if you actually listen to them seriously, there's no way you'd ever take that drug because of all the serious side effects, they're forced to disclose in very shush tones,

talking fast, right? So the only reason they spend billions is not to run those stupid ads. It's to buy the narrative, to buy off the networks, to buy off the newspapers. it worked fabulously well. That's why they joined the Biden administration to silence critics. Social media companies. I mean, we've got the evidence because of people like Eric Schmidt as Attorney General for Missouri in Los Angeles. Soon the Biden administration, we saw the collusion. We saw how they put pressure on social media companies to cancel people like me, to censor us, to the platform shows like this that just showed government, you know, I would do my COVID chart,

showing how safe, relatively safe, ivermectin, hydrostachloric were, and I'd be on these shows, and then Facebook would de-plat for them. So that is the censorship that occurred. That's the power of big pharma. But again, the corruption, the capture of these agencies, the revolving door of FDA heads and CDC heads going in, you know, Peter Marks, where'd he land up? Where'd he end up at Eli Lilly? Probably knocking down a multimillion dollar salary.

No way. Really? Wait. Oh, it's despicable. Now, am I remembering this correctly? Was you or Rand who had a roundtable that got you banned on YouTube? Was it? Me.

No, that's me. Okay. You're having another one of those. Is this correct on Monday? Yeah, we're going to do, and it's about time about the hospital protocols to kill people. The absolute cruelty and callousness. Again, we're taking, we got close to 600 testimonies. Benny, it's depressing.

how many times we hear things like when they found out somebody's unvaccinated. A doctor would tell somebody, well, your dad's unvaccinated. He's going to die. What did you expect? Go, would you just please, would you say he's going to die? Would you just please try Avrimectin? No, sue us. They still wouldn't try these cheap generic drugs to save people's lives.

So again, I'm going to provide a platform. I'm not going to do an incentive formal hearing because I don't want Richard Blumenthal denigrating these witnesses who lost loved ones or suffered at the hands of these protocols. So we're just going to let these people tell the truth. We're going to let doctors and nurses and surviving family members. And some of the survivors themselves tell this story. And again, this wasn't just in a couple hospitals. This was in hospitals across the country.

You know, something dark, something very disturbing, infected America more than just the coronavirus. and you know, and President Biden led the way. You know, this is a pandemic of the unvaxed. Blame them. You know, shun them. Don't let them visit their loved ones in hospitals. Don't let them hold their hand when they're dying.

Okay? So, no, we're just going to provide a forum for people to tell the stories. And trust me, the legacy media will not cover it. I'll be ridiculed. I'll be vilified. Hopefully they don't, they don't ridicule and vilify these people who suffered so much at the hand of, of these government bureaucrats and these hospital bureaucrats that impose these protocols

that basically killed people. You know what nurses called remdesivir? Run, death is near. Two. We actually have one of our witnesses will tell he was a surgeon who kind of volunteered to kind of help out in the COVID ward and he had a patient that was, you know, well suited, apparently for the guidelines of getting remdicevere. He was kind of new to the ward, but the infection a disease doctor, when he kind of heard of this patient, he said, listen, she looks like a nice girl. Don't give her a remdesivir. So the witness witness will testify.

Doctor will testify, surgery will testify. They knew early on. The rambesivir kills, and they still injected it. Because in hospitals a lot of money, over $3,000 for a course of treatment. So we'll hear time and time again against the express wishes of the patient. expressed wishes of the family. They're still injecting them in remdesivir. They would call it a different drug sometimes.

Not even let them know, oh, we'll put in part of this trial. I mean, it's sick. I mean, I haven't read all 600 testimonies. I've read enough of them. They are heart-wrenching. And the level of cruelty is, it's kind of unimaginable. And again, Benny, I have to say, I came into the coronavirus and into the pandemic

with just a deep appreciation, appreciation and respect for doctors and nurses, and the medical establishment that say my infant daughter's life with a procedure, with a serious heart defect, open heart surgery at the age of eight months, rebaffled the upper chamber of her heart. She's 42 years old now, a couple kids. I came into this pandemic worshiping doctors and nurses, and I am profoundly disturbed and disappointed in how so many of them

close their hearts, their minds, their eyes and ears, and just follow the protocol. And that's what we're going to put on display next Monday. Wow. So is it next Monday? Is it this Monday, this upcoming Monday? The 28th. The 28th. But 1 o'clock Eastern, I think.

Amazing. Yeah, I want to absolutely tune into that. Are you guys going to be live streaming it? Yes, we will. There will be a number of people. Okay. But again, it won't be live stream. on CBS or CNN or, you know, it'll be live streamed on, you know, the standard places,

children's health defense. 28, no, no, 28th. I'll be in D.C. Senator, I want to come. I want to come. We'll be at the Kennedy caucus room. Yeah, I'll be in D.C. You guys should, you guys should speak with my wife, who's a nurse, who had to give birth during all of this and the insufferable inhumanity that happened to pregnant women during COVID.

and mothers and fathers, especially us who are first time mothers and fathers, and the plight of having to try and have a baby during all of these protocols, robbing fathers of holding their newborn babies, robbing mothers of having the care that they needed when they went in in labor, like my wife did. And they had to swab her and give her a COVID test. And they treated her like a leper, like left her in a corner while she's an act of labor because she didn't have the vaccine.

and they had to like all the nurses that were supposed to attend to her had to go put on PPE and so here she is like screaming an act of labor and this is our first baby and all the nurses are having to like they refuse to touch her because she didn't have the vaccine it was that thing insane senator he's like the cruelest most inhumane thing you know this is a having a baby but especially your first baby is already a very stressful experience by way that that is insane but it's even more insane when they said this was effective, right? So why would you care? If you've been vaccinated, if you bought the lies and you got injected,

why would you care if you really believe they were effective, somebody was unvaccinated? You can say that about the childhood schedule as well. If you think these childhood vaccines are so safe and effective, literally, why do you care? Again, the only argument is, you know, you got immune confidence, people that can't get vaccinated. So okay, I understand that argument. But literally, if you've vaccinated your children, why do you really care? The reason you care is you realize they're not

that effective. There are breakout affections. But the vaccine, the vaccine amen crowd won't admit that reality. Well, if you want to hear from two permanently pissed off mothers and fathers, you know, my wife's a nurse as well and work at the highest levels of government, then we'll be there. I mean, I want to come to the actual roundtable itself. But man, this is still makes my blood, blood. More than anything, it's so personal. I can talk about the GDP or we can talk about foreign countries or Iran.

It's not as personal to me, frankly. Like, these were policies that negatively affected the biggest things that will ever happen to me, which is the birth of my children. And, you know, you're able to talk 42 years later about your daughter and her heart problem. You know, these things are like, you can close your eyes and you can be right back there 42 years later because it's so profound. Yeah, we'll have attorney Ralph Leridgeo who started representing these families and these are rough numbers. But, you know, he represented close to, I think, over 200 people. Of the cases he won that forced the hospitals to actually minister ivermectin and some of these other protocols,

I think he lost two or three patients because it was too late. I mean, they just didn't intervene quickly enough. of the cases he lost or the courts never took them up, everybody died. All of his clients died where he was not successful. Again, I realize it's not a random controlled trial, but these cheap generic drugs, they actually worked. Not 100%, but they worked a whole lot better than ramesstivir that knocked out kidneys. I mean, you know, there's testimony for people who, you know,

had acute kidney injury. They were, it was a contraindication. They should never have received that rambesvary. they still got it and they got they died so again this is time and time again i i wish we could do it for days and days and days because we have that many testimonies we'll condense us down to you know three or four hours and again talk to my count people love to set something up i'd love to see you there we'll be there we'll be in there on monday there's a bunch of maha stuff going on in dc so um you know we're gonna we're gonna be there i would i would love there there's just nothing it's why

we love having you as guest. That's why we love supporting your work. You and Rand. Rand was brand was booked yesterday actually, but Trump, you know, blew through his hour at the UN and so we missed Rand. That happens. That's right. But it's, I personally believe more than any specific thing that happened in my lifetime, this is the single most damaging thing that the government has done to the whole of America. They've targeted very specific pockets of people, J-6ers. You know, they targeted us for deplatforming and so on and censorship regimes. But this was a target, this targeted everyone. This was, they went after all 350,000 million Americans.

And it's, and it's, and it's probably the most, the most massive cover up. I mean, you think of all the things to cover, government's covered up. JFKs, I mean, all the way through. Yeah. This is bigger than that. Yeah. Because it literally impacted billions of lives. So, you know, I went up to, uh, uh, uh, MP.

Allison's a Canadian inquiry on Parliamentarian Hill two weeks ago and Canadian officials, they believed Peter Marks, they believed our officials. They're actually censoring that information more than what we did. So now Canada's eyes are starting to open up that their federal health officials were bamboozly. Why don't you actually have Canadian health officials take a look at this? Take a look at the concocted trials by Pfizer-Moderna. Take a look at how they falsified those things by immediately reporting deaths in the placebo arm, but delaying reporting for months deaths in the injection arm of this thing. So again, why didn't Canadian officials?

Why didn't Australian officials? Why didn't officials around the world give greater scrutiny because they put so much reliance on the integrity of our federal health agencies, which is one of the reasons our Fed health agencies continue to cover this thing up. Again, as much as Bobby Kennedy wants radical transparency, he absolutely does,

you still have the people who push this, who are complicit in it, in these agencies in the deep state. And we're starting to interview them, Benny. I can tell you, they are completely unrepent. There's no information you can show these people to say, you literally didn't believe

that this was a safety signal. And again, we saw these charts, right? I know I'm filibustering here. The history of Vayers, the vaccine adverse event reporting system from 1990 till through 2020-2020, on average there are 280 deaths per year, reported two Vayers on some associated some vaccine, 280 per year. You know how many there were in 2021, the year of the injection? 21,000. And the reason their algorithm masked things is when the algorithm looked at Pfizer, by the way, those deaths were pretty equally divided between Pfizer-Moderna. They're looking for disproportionality.

So when they looked at Pfizer's 10,000 deaths, they compared that to Moderna's 10,000 dust plus 280. Okay? So it's 10,000 versus 10,000-280. Pretty close. No disproportionality there. Then they looked at Moderna, 10,000 deaths. They compared that to Pfizer 10,000 plus 280, 10,000 versus 10,000 280. Nothing to see here.

Equally safe, equally dangerous. It's literally like comparing hemlock to arsenic. Well, they're really safe. And then pushing it. So that's, again, you don't need a sophisticated algorithm. That safety signal was screaming at them, but we show these officials that chart. we had to stick to that algorithm. That was, you know, we couldn't change precedent.

Look at the number of doses. So we do it per dose. 25.5 deaths per million doses of the COVID injection versus 0.46 for the flu. I put that oversight letter in 2023. We did the calculation for him. A 55-fold increase in deaths per dose per million doses. Not seeing anything here. It took him a year to get back to me on that one and said,

we're not seeing anything here. No, you can tell by my pat, the frustration level I'm experienced right now, the cover-up. It's obvious and they just deny the obvious. It's literally like a two-year-old. You told him, you couldn't have a cookie. You hear the cookie jar break. You run to the kitchen. You go, I said you couldn't have a cookie.

It's right there in his hands. I don't have a cookie. Yes, you do. I do. Literally, it's like dealing with two-year-olds. It drives me nuts. Okay. So something that drives.

our audience nuts. That also is sort of in the health vector, but in the permanent state vector that protects itself is Mitch McConnell. I don't want to be mean to Mitch McConnell. We know that he's got some tough health problems. But everybody is seeing these videos of him being wheeled in and out and people telling him how to vote. And it just seems like a kind of basic humiliation practice on the Senate itself. We've seen the same thing with Diane Feinstein, who same thing was wheeled around, told how to vote, ended up dying in her chair. And it's just in the Senate. What needs to change in the Senate? I don't think this is a great look for the Senate, to be perfectly honest with you. I hate it. I think the wrong signals, honestly. In the end, voters have to be the term limit. When I got here in 2010, part of the Tea Party movement, term limits were a real hot issue that the people that pushed it, I couldn't do it in Congress because it requires a constitutional amendment, but they did succeed in states. the people that pushed it pretty well soured on the idea because what they saw happening is if you turn over members of a legislator too often. I mean, it's literally the elect officials are the, that's your connection to the electorate.

If you turn those people over too fast, we don't even get their sea legs before they can start having impact on the process, the staff takes over. And the staff is already very, very willing to manage their member, you know, give them just, you know, what they need to know. So what they saw at the state levels, term limits kind of backfired, and you put the bureaucrats and the staff in total control. So as imperfect as it is, relying on the voters to be the term limit, that's probably the best solution. I think, you know, a lengthier term limit would make sense, but you've got to give members enough time to get here. You get some level seniority on committees, that type of thing, so they can actually have an impact. Otherwise, literally just, and staff already runs a place. The bureaucrats are already around the place, and that's not working very good.

So I would just caution people. I've been here. I supported term limits. You know, I understand the downside as well. So voters have to do it. Voters have to do. And by the way, voters do. They get, I mean, listen, I like John Cornyn, but he lost the primary.

I mean, voters at some point in time just, they want to move on. They want to get fresh blood in there. And that's really the best discipline on the system. That's right. And it's amazing. like after John Cornyn loses his primary, suddenly he's out supporting Democrats. It's like, suddenly he's liberated to be as left wing as he's ever been and as he's always been. And so we, you know, sort of you end up seeing what was the lie and what was the truth.

And they just did a big fundraiser for every candidate but Ken Paxton. So cruel and so nasty and so that's just awful. Politics is such a filthy game, man. So again, but I have to. add is, listen, I still view myself as Tea Party. Yeah. Okay, I'm Tea Party. Nice. So as this point as you are, frustrated as you are, the Republicans understand Democrats are orders of agnant or orders of magnitude worse. We have to say America Act because Democrats won't support election integrity. So again, I get it. I'm disappointed in our side as well. But what I don't, we got to protect America

against Democrats. In all due respect. completely. I just don't think that that's, you know, I think that it becomes, you have to, like, isolate certain issues and it becomes very hard to attack and go after Joe Biden for serving in office when he was incapacitated. And they've been lying about his health state when Mitch McConnell's team did the exact same thing. They were not transparent about what was happening with him. They had to have reporters actually go in and, like, figure out what was going, like, investigative reporters, figure out what was going on with him. He was absent for three months, four months and something clearly went horribly, you know, something clearly went horribly wrong.

And now he's being told how to be. Again, I'm not, I'm not defending that, but the, the outcome I don't, the outcome I hate being hypocrite. I don't want to be hypocrite. I know. The outcome I don't want out of the disappointment of folks on our side is that Democrats win these elections because that's existential for this country. I mean, their policies, their governance puts us on a path to destruction.

So again, I'm. I'm still Tea Party. I wanted to ask very quickly before you pop off is like, I saw recently this week a number of reporters who I respect, I think it was Real America's voice, maybe the Lindel TV reporter. There was also, you know, a number of interviews with Brian Cole Jr.'s family.

And this is the individual who's been arrested for being the pipe bomber on January 6th. And I want to just want to, you know, and they're saying he's innocent. I wanted to get, and of course, every family should be saying, my family member is innocent. You know, you're a loving parent. You should do that. But there's a lot of stuff that just seems off about that.

And I don't want to consult the crystals or astrology on this, but I would want to consult the experts. And you're one of the experts on January 6th. I mean, one of the true bona fide experts. And what happened that day? And what's your take on? What's your take on this when you see now his family out, you know, defending him? So I know, because I, again, I didn't come here to be an investigator.

Okay, I'm an accountant, plastics manufacturer salesman, but I've gotten in investigations. And I've seen how difficult it is, no matter who's present, to extract information from the deed state. And Bobby Kennedy's absolutely committed to radical transparency. We can't get information. We got an 11 million page document dump. Again, we found those 30 pieces of the puzzle,

but, you know, I'm looking for hundreds more. and, you know, profoundly disappointed in the lack of information documents we've gotten out of the FBI Department of Justice on the Butler. Our Butler investigations. It was my investigators that started talking to local investigators immediately after. We pretty well put the timeline that is pretty much all the information we've gotten so far. We just haven't gotten literally squat. Well, it's enraging. It's enraging, Senator.

The same thing in terms of January 6th. It's like what? How many, how many informants? were there. Remember, I'm the guy asked the FBI in a hearing. I was no longer chairman. We was already timed out, so I'm just a member of the committee. I'm the guy that asked the FBI witness.

They're calling this an armed insurrection. I did not know the answer. So how many firearms did you confiscate during January 6th? We remember that. And it was zero. So, okay, well, now we're starting to get some information now, okay? So how many informants? We've never got

that. We haven't got that information. So again, I don't know why I do know that President Trump did executive order to Tulsi Gabbard to start releasing this information, right? We also know from a whistleblower on that team within the Director of National Intelligence, they were being surveilled and sabotaged by our current CIA. So again, I can't explain why I can't get the information that I think President Trump would like to have exposed, whether it's on January 6th, whether it's on, you know, who are the informants that the FBI had in the crowd? Who might have incited this? I can't get the information. And I cannot

explain why there has not been more concerned effort. One of the explanations may be is they did a pretty good job of destroying the evidence. Remember, some of the stuff that's come to light was in a burn bag in a crypt somewhere that, you know, I don't know how Cache Telf found it. So I can't really blame Todd Blancher, Cash Patelso. They don't know what they don't know. They don't know what information may still exist, but my guess would be a lot of this information's already been destroyed. Do you believe that it's Brian Cole, Jr.? I have no idea. It wouldn't surprise me if he's innocent. They're trying to cover up for some state act. I mean, that is so weird. I mean, you look at the evidence of that. It is so weird. Again, it, it defy

There are legitimate questions. I know I've gotten a lot of trouble even talking about 9-11. There are so many, you know, talk about Oklahoma City. Read the book, blowback. Okay, go to JFK. I mean, all these things, all these conspiracies, all these things that happen, the federal government has a, they don't want the truth to be told. Okay, there's so many of these instances where if the truth were told, you go,

whoa, can we handle the truth? I think 9-11 is a classic example of that. I mean, I know where some of these bits of some of these unanswered questions, I know the roads they lead to. And I understand why maybe we don't want, maybe the public can't handle the truth. I understand that, okay?

But that's what's so frustrating is time and time again, I think the government just hides things, and it's the deep state, and no matter who's president or whoever's the political appointee, they can't get the truth either. They can't extract it from the, deep state. Yesterday, correction on Monday, sorry, Senator.

We had Tim Burchett on, and he's in charge of the UFO task force and so on. And he said that in the small hours of the morning, Stephen Miller called him personally and said that he is being blocked from giving him the true UFO documents by evil actors inside of federal intel agencies. And he just admitted this in defeat. and Tim's on like, you know, the way that Tim Burchett does, very, you know, very sullen and very Southern, like, like explaining in real time, like what's actually happening.

And I was like, man, dude, if like, they're powerful enough to just tell Stephen Miller no. Well, and the President of the United States, and to sabotage his executive order to Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intentions, who's in theory, supposedly the CIA kind of reports to that office. They know. I mean, CIA is an entity and a power all to itself.

You remember, you know, Bobby Kennedy had a, I think a dinner with Mike Pompeo, who he does not particularly like. And, you know, one of the confessions of Mike Pompeo is he did not do enough to reign the CIA and that there is a group of people and not an insignificant group of people and said the CIA that really doesn't believe in democracy. They believe they're the power. And go back, read the devil's chessboard. about how the CIA, you know,

spraying out of the, you know, the intelligence agencies out of World War II. And that group of people, all the power they had, who could have been involved in the JFK assassination. And again, once you start committing those types of crimes and, you know, in a government agency, if that happened, you have nothing but incentive to keep covering it up. And it just compounds.

I mean, one lie compounds against the other, lie. And in the end, it's like you can never tell the truth, which is why, you know, we opened records after, what, 25 and 50 years, like, well, okay, these people are dead. We can finally know the truth. This you don't tell the truth. That's right. Ask Rand Paul about his efforts to try and get the Senate information from the Church Commission. He's being blocked right now. A U.S. senator cannot get the Senate information on what the Church Commission uncovered. It's funny. We had a dinner with Bobby Kennedy and we had we had the same you know he he he held court for 90 straight minutes talking about the death of his father and his uncle and of course no he studied no he studied

this better than Bobby Kennedy right the person the most victimized by this is the son of course and you know at the end I'm like well Tulsi's your girl go to to this go to Tully and she can help you with this obviously but she couldn't. And that's what that's exactly right. That was the answer I got. And it's like, this is the point in time I got to say I love life. I'm not suicidal. No, you know, it's we have we I mean, people die. Yeah, that's right. We don't, we don't want to filibuster your time. And I mean, we really appreciate your generous time talking about this. And we love that you're so passionate about it. And you have such a well of deep well of

knowledge on these subjects. I'd be remiss because it seems like a really, piqued your interest. And the 25th anniversary of September 11th was just a week ago. Okay. It was just, it was just a week ago. It's like September 20th. And it felt different. And maybe since you studied all of this, perhaps like in the profundity of it all, you know, it just felt different. This people felt angrier. It feels like people felt like they, we did something wrong over the last 25 years. And they want to avenge now like what, what, what, what went wrong. Obviously, some people will say, well, the response. of this should not have been mass migration of Muslims into America. Probably a good idea.

But, but, but, you know, why did it feel different? This is my final question. Well, you know, I know you spent a lot of time here, but my final question, why did it feel different? What have you learned about September 11th? What is the mythos that about that day that you hope gets shattered maybe over the next 25 years? So we all bought the narrative, right? We all got sucked in. Okay. Then you started, then you started hearing that the, uh, the co-chairs of the 9-11 commission made the comment, no, this thing was set up to fail. So, again, I bought the narrative until I was ranking member on the Permit Subcommittee investigation,

and Richard Blumenthal wanted to investigate the Saudi involvement, live with PGA golf. He wanted to put our camel nose under that tent. And so I got contacted by 9-11 families saying, well, if you're going to look at Saudi involvement in, you know, PGA golf or live, would you please ask the FBI to give us the unredacted report of what they knew of Saudi involvement? And so that's how I got, that's how I got. My eyelids started getting pride open on this.

And because I went after it, then I started getting inundated with all the information. You start looking at Building 7, which I'd never heard of. I'd never heard of World Trade Center 7. Never heard of it. Then you start seeing the videos and the documentaries of this. and you start going with those? That's a legitimate question. That's a legitimate question.

You see how that 9-11 commission was set up and, you know, really an operative of the Bush administration ran it. Okay? They interviewed Bush and Cheney together. That's not how you do a real investigation. Again, the co-chair said this was set up to fail. Bob Kerry has some interesting comments after the fact. So again, there are so many.

unanswered questions. But, but, you know, the mini start going after, you know, World Trade Center Seven, you see that thing come down like a, like a, like a controlled demolition. Controlled demolition. And that's, and you hear all the witnesses saying they heard explosions. The 9-11 commission, there were no explosions. You've got literally hundreds of hundreds of people in real time on camera that day. And so you have this, this one guy, Graham McQueen, who's who now died of cancer himself, but he just, he just went into all the news coverage of it. They just documented all the people. No, I heard, boom, boom, boom, you know, and, and I just heard about this new witness. I think his name is, I can't remember his name,

but his parents are being interviewed for the most recent documentary here. He died before the planes hit at the lower level of one of the world trade centers. There was an explosion, blew out things he was, I think he might have been, capitated. So there's again, so again, I never heard that. So you've never heard either. So I think his name was, I want to say it's McPhail, but I don't think that's right. I'm sorry, there's so many names I deal with. Please. Look, look in that. So there's a recent documentary. I actually had to pay money to watch it on, on prime. But that was a whole new piece of information I'd never heard of. There were witnesses, some women who were there that testified about

explosion and stuff too. So there's just there's new information coming out. So, you know, there's a group of people. And I've encouraged them. I said, again, I got six full-time investigators. That's how unsurious Congress is about actually doing oversight investigating because, you know, just want to spend money and don't want to look into the waste and fraud. But I've got, I got my priority. So I'm really, I'm really trying to help save lives by showing how dangerous this MRNA technology is and okay. So I'm focusing on that. I told these people investigating 9-11

because they wanted a new 9-11 commission. So, well, you be it yourself. But what I did advise him, I've seen their outline, is leave all speculation, leave all conclusions aside, just ask, just provide indisputable facts

and ask legitimate questions and leave it at that. Don't speculate, Don't draw conclusions. Let the SPAC, let the facts speak for themselves and ask the legitimate questions. And if they do that, I think they have a better chance of gaining a platform, whether it's in a Senate hearing or just with the wider public. But again, long, long answer your question, this information is getting out there. Just like the COVID shots, just like the injection injuries.

More and more people are seeing it. And again, lie to me once. Shame on you. lie to me twice, three times, dozens of times, shame on you. And I think more and more American people are looking at government, yeah, that doesn't solve our problems, but mortgages our future. And it is just consistently lied to us. And so people aren't buying the lies anymore. It's a growing group of Americans that aren't buying the lies. I mean, I think it was eye-opening all those presidential daily briefs that were released. I think that was eye-opening.

you know, the detail of the attack, the detail of where the attack would come from, how the attack would take place, what they were doing. Like how do they, how do they know about this in 1998? Just like that. Just like that. You know about this in 1998. And it's like, like, that's what they're releasing to the public center. What do they actually know?

They were tracking. You got Kurt Weldon, who was. Why did it take 25 years for us to see that senator? You know, why didn't they release that immediately? Because they're so, they, they are so effective. They have the power. They have the power of me. They know how to pull the levers, which is why I'll say again, I'm not suicidal. I love life. I want to live to, you know, as long as I'm not in pain. Why you've got to, this is why you've got to follow and support Senator Ron Johnson. We deeply appreciate the 40 minutes that you've spent with us and we thank you, Senator. I have 40,000 more questions for you. Maybe we'll ask on Monday. Maybe we'll be able to, I'll certainly be in the audience on Monday. And we thank you for your work on this.

And for your full-time for your investigating. Yes. For your investigation. Everybody follow the senator. 700,000 followers on X. Fight what the people are fighting for us. God bless you, Senator. Take care.

Boy, that was fun. It's rowdy. Right? That's like, didn't know what was going to go there. And, you know, you kind of start off by like, please put Fauci in prison and you end up with like, what happened to building seven? There's actually no explanation. that completely defies the laws of physics

as to why this building that wasn't hit by a plane, that wasn't hit by a car, that wasn't connected to the world trade centers at all, except for a three-foot walking tunnel, that somehow this building would have a demolition level collapse. Makes no sense. I'm sure there are some experts in the audience that really understand this stuff.

And I'm glad that we are able to start asking these questions. May the next 25 years avenge the last 25 years of September 11th. Narrative busting. And that's something that we are very, very interesting. What was in Tower 7, ALX? What was housed in Tower 7? If I'm remembering this correctly, there was some major government or some type of major governmental facility there. But perhaps we can do a little bit of research.

Yeah, Kamala Harris is doing no research. Kamala Harris is at the trail again. A blessing to us. We should say thank you. We want our girl Kamala to get on out there. Kamala Harris with her new black accent. Remember, Kamala is either black or Indian, depending on the audience,

depending on the video that she's into. But here's Kamala Harris, busting out the new black accent, depending on the audience. We have the footage of her with, you know, the office, the Indian office actress. I don't know why I can never,

Mindy Kowings is her name. I can never remember her name. We have the footage of her. of her saying, nope, I'm Indian. And then, of course, we have the footage of her saying whatever she, you know, if it's a black audience, it's the opposite. And so, well, this happened to be the NWACP. So guess what, guess what accent Kamel is going to use?

Here we go. The, Shirley Chesham talked about it. If you're not at the table, bring a folding chair. Otherwise, it might be on the menu. I'm conflating two people said it. It's okay to not be in love with a candidate. It's okay to vote and ask everybody else to vote because this choice is better than that one. Please let her run.

I need Kamala Harris to run. Here she is genius Kamala Harris. Here she is. She's saying that President Trump by deporting illegals is deporting our voters. They are. cheating by purging voter rolls. So we say as leaders then to folks, not only must you register to vote, check your voter registration status to make sure you haven't been purged from the rolls. This is great. They're trying to take our tools, but we are a creative people

and we know how to fight. And we have always been fighting against the odds and that has never deterred us. Oh, it's great. Oh, please. They were all saying that she's not going to run earlier this week. I got to have her back. I got to have her back. Please, Kamala, run again. Kamala says, get ready. We need more DEI.

That's what we're going to run on. We're going to run on more DEI. And by purging the voter rolls, they're getting rid of our voters. By making sure illegals can't vote, they're getting rid of our voters. Here we go. Here's Kamala Harrison. More DEI for us. here's another fact

the attack on DEI is an attack on maternal care an attack on DEI to recognize diverse okay so let me just stop right here look at L. Saeed this is the first time that I've seen like

this is the first time that I've seen like the terrorist look like he's in a hostage video look at El Saeed this is so like this guy is like this guy cannot believe what's going on. Like, I've seen this guy on the trail.

Okay. He is, he's, he's smooth. He's cringe, but he doesn't give the kind of clips that like Kamala Harris does. Okay. And he can't stand, Kamala. You can see it. Look at, look at, look at his hello darkness, my old friend going on right here. Hello darkness, my old friend.

Can we zoom in? It's time to talk with you again. It's so bad. He's in hell. He's in hell. Trump said, I will put you in hell yesterday to the Iranians. Same thing happened into this guy. He's Egyptian.

But like, yes, same thing happening to this guy. Same thing happened to this guy. This guy had to say, this guy sat there through Hassan Piker saying that America deserved 9-11, that America is worse than al-Qaeda. This guy, like, loved it. He was like, this is amazing. This is awesome. them. Now look at them in like the first 10 seconds, just 10 seconds of a Kamala Harris speech.

And what is that speech? You're losing if you have to repeat yourself again. What it means is you're retarded. You're just you're stupid. You're you are, you're retarded. If you have to repeat yourself again and again and again and again and like take these huge pauses. Attack on DEI is an attack on maternal care. Watch. Watch what she does. An attack on DEI. She'd always do this. She always do this. The guy who talks for a living and does we do like two and three hour live streams.

Like, it's because she's dumb, but it's also because she thinks her audience is dumb. She also thinks her audience is retarded. So she explains things. It's amazing. The people who don't have children

are always the ones who have this kindergarten teacher affect as they're explaining things to you. Randy Wine Garden, right? All these women who don't have children, they default to having this like kindergarten explanation tonality. Oh, it's grotesque. It's grotesque.

I got a six-year-old. You can like have full, you have full on, we're homeschooling our six-year-old. You can have like full-on sophisticated conversations with her. I don't use baby voice with her or any of my children, to be honest with you. You know, we talk with them. But this like repeating of the line but slower

Or, oh, it's so demeaning. To recognize diversity, equity, and inclusion is... El-Said is getting waterboarded here. Like, look at him. You can see the life drain from his soul. And attack by definition on maternal care, including the need to protect black women in connection with their pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care. go for return.

What should you take on Lindsay Clancy? Cam? Hey, Kamla. Lindsay Clancy, uh, innocent? Hey, sorry. Why are we not asking that question? Hey, uh, should Lindsay Clancy be let free? Like, like, give it to us, Kamala.

You're talking about postpartum internal care? Is it Lindsay Clancy, a DEI victim of this? What do we got on here? The polymarket odds for Democrat president in a hole. Look at what happened to Kamala Harris. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, go to the line chart. No, no, no, no, no, go up to the line chart.

There you go. Recently, thank you. Look at that. Kamala Harris hit the campaign trail yesterday, and her odds have now collapsed. This is amazing. Kamala Harris went out and, like, hit the campaign trail for the first time in the midterm. and she sunk her presidential odds here, according to the Polymarket. Amazing. And she collapsed down. Now she's at, she's at 6%. She was at 10% to start the day, hit one campaign trail event, and then collapsed down to 6%.

Oh, man. Oh, boy. Yeah, something that we are using is the Polymarket midterm odds. You can see here, sort of where the country is headed. What's toss up? who's going to be where in the Senate, the House. And you can use their midterm hub here. It's kind of a cool little map. Anyway, oh, man, what a nightmare. All right, ladies and gentlemen, your show brought to you by Advantage Gold. Make sure that you are locked in.

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Okay. Here we go. Shenanigans before the midterms. Just one to like keep an eye on. Justice Department indicts postal worker for tossing out mail-in ballots in Utah. Keep an eye on this kind of stuff. Justice Department has unsealed an indictment Tuesday, former U.S. Postal Service employee,

throwing out mail-in ballots in Utah. Federal grand jury indicted a 34-year-old, Damon Matai say. Oh, really? Damon Matai say, huh? Hmm. Just a classic Utah name there. Monday, sorry, last Wednesday, on one kind of unlawful secretion, destruction and delay of mail-in, according to court record, the DOJ accused say of throwing the ballots in route to the Utah voters ahead of the June primaries into a large dumpster. The former U.S. Postal Service, employee was arrested and arraigned. When the American voters lawfully cast their vote, they should feel confident that they will be counted, says the Deputy Attorney General and DOJ

statement. Allegedly throwing away hundreds of ballots is a serious federal crime that undermines the integrity of our election. Ballot integrity is not a partisan issue. I nearly did it. I nearly said undermines the integrity of our erection. I nearly did it. Bower at Faggartree. at Faggart like it's an ear it's an earworm how quickly can we get that how quickly can we get that as our closing do we have that as our closing meme can we do that just since since this is this is frankly exactly what happened you print them out at the ballot about the Bavre factory and then they get thrown in a down stair okay all right we nearly did it Ladies and gentlemen.

Let's go. It's going to be a very interesting day tomorrow. ALX, when does Xi arrive? We've got to cover that live. It's going to be a very interesting day tomorrow. Xi Jinping will be arriving and President Trump will be bombing him at the airport, meaning Trump will be out there meeting him at the airport, and then he'll fly the bombers overhead like he did with Putin.

How cool is that? It would be amazing. What time would that be? 6 p.m. Oh, wait, he's arriving today? Wait a second. Is he arriving today? I thought it was Thursday, ALX. White House meeting tomorrow. He's arriving today. Well, we may be live later today. We'll see. We'll look at what the schedule looks like. We may be live later today. That'd be kind of cool. Right? Yeah, sorry about that. Sorry I did not catch that. Arrival ceremony with Donald Trump joined Andrews Air Force Base. Trump's going to meet him. And then he's going to bomb him. And we think we know.

know what song they're going to play. We think we know what song they're going to play when he arrives. And we'll close the show with it. It's a special song that we've written. We sent it to the White House. Trump loved it so much. He's going to play it for the arrival of Xi Jinping.

Before we play you the song, our verse of the day. Psalms 34. The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. I don't know, man. I'm an eternal optimist. So I'm not going to believe the polls.

about the midterms. I just going to choose not to believe it. Do you remember every single pollster said Kamala Harris was going to win a landslide? Do you understand that? Every pollster said Kamala will win in a landslide. We probably have a screenshot somewhere. We have the screenshot of CNN

or the Washington Post saying that like Donald Trump's chances of becoming president have approached zero. So don't believe it. Show up and vote, do the work, do the energy, stay uplifted. The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and those who are crushed in spirit.

And the amazing thing about the scriptures is not that you should be depressed when you fall or when bad things happen to you. Those are guaranteed. Read the context of the Bible. It's guaranteed. We live in a sunken world. Bad things are going to happen.

Bad things are going to happen? Bad things are going to happen. You're going to have things that happen to you in life that are unfair and are cruel and are unjust. And that is a guarantee. You're going to fail. You're going to fall. You're going to make bad decisions that bring you shame or that you don't,

that in hindsight, in retrospect, you sober up and you're like, that was a terrible decision. And the hope of the Christian, the difference in the Christian is that we do not get demonized in that moment. We do not stay in that moment. You don't stay in that cycle. You don't spiral. Then you make consequential further bad decisions and spiral downward. is that you get lifted up.

And the Lord's close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushing your spirit. That is being a Christian. Being a Christian is in spite of having to watch my friend get murdered on a live stream this year, in spite of having to witness some of what I think are disastrous policy choices that I don't like the consequences of.

and I've been very upfront about that from the administration. Like you can remain full in heart because Christ uplifts you. And you don't have to live down there. You can be brought back up. You can be put back on your feet. This doesn't have to destroy you. And this, of course, has been the promise throughout my life and throughout yours. If you were a Christian, you've experienced huge lows.

and then you get brought back up. It's the promise of a good life and that is why we are thankful for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. May God bless you in your march today. Walk on with us, the Benny Brigade. March is strong, on to victory. And ladies and gentlemen, here's the welcome music for Xi Jinping. Welcome to my borrowed fakry.

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