Ep. 4748: New J6 Info Withheld, To Kill a President, WWIII | Randy Taylor Joins Doug Hagmann | September 27, 2024

We opened on strange emails and laughed at how fast RT’s sixteen-year-old handles electronics. We had typewriters and slide rules; these kids live inside the machines. But it’s a heavy show: the Eric Adams indictment and the pressure around it deserve watching.

Vet everything, but some communications tell you what they mean. Thanks for backing Rumble; I put it on the television myself. Younger people are sharp with technology because they grew up inside computers.

Adams faces allegations over foreign campaign money, and I’m not claiming to know the indictment before it’s read. Still, I wonder whether his migrant-crisis complaints and reluctance to follow the administration’s line mattered. They always seem to have something hanging over people.

When Democrats use language about extinguishing Trump, I hear something ugly. I’m furious about the danger around him and material that, to me, inflames it. Ballots, not bullets: conduct clean elections, because this country cannot take another collapse of trust.

Nobody sane wants violence. But distrust has piled up, including claims about foreign personnel already here. Prepare responsibly, handle firearms safely if you own them, and teach children and grandchildren practical skills.

Don’t say, “I’m ready,” unless you’ve checked: maintained firearms, supplies, and whether your family can handle itself. My daughter impressed everybody at a range her first time with a rifle. Older listeners are determined not to be pushed around.

I reject the January sixth insurrection label. The Justice Department looks politicized to me, and people should study history instead of swallowing slogans. Susan Daniels’s work and John Stormer’s account of General Edwin Walker being branded mentally ill feel disturbingly familiar.

I see one foreign-policy machine—Bush and Cheney, then Obama and Biden—with Trump interrupting it. I believe election fraud occurred, and selective prosecution against Trump alarms me. Any accepted election must be transparently fair.

I reject claims police were killed on January sixth, and I believe Ashli Babbitt and Rosanne Boyland were wrongfully killed. I want answers on the pipe bombs, Ray Epps, federal involvement, and security failures. Give the public evidence, not evasion.

I pressed the inspector general on the delayed January sixth review. We announced it in 2021, paused around criminal cases, restarted it, and may still not see it before the election. How many confidential human sources were there, did any enter, were protocols followed, and were costs reimbursed?

The draft will address confidential human sources and compliance, but I can’t give numbers while review and classification decisions remain unresolved. I expect release in coming months, though the timetable is not entirely mine.

Were informants dressed as Trump supporters positioned inside before doors opened while Trump was still speaking? If no, say no. Refusing that simple answer makes people suspect the worst.

That hearing needed crisp yes-or-no questions and tougher accountability. Investigate officials who broke laws or misled the country and, if proven guilty, punish them through the courts. This is our country, not a private club.

We returned to Iraq and Afghanistan, where we believe Americans were sold lies, then Ukraine. I’m concerned by the Florida Trump-assassination case; investigate claimed connections carefully, not as settled proof.

Trump’s reluctance to deepen Ukraine is one reason I think powerful interests oppose him. He threatens people dismantling our constitutional republic, not democracy. My counterterrorism experience also leaves me worried about aviation-security gaps.

Technology can build a counterfeit all-seeing system through biometrics, apps, phones, data collection, and social-credit models. I believe that infrastructure is mature, meant to shape people through global trauma and funnel power toward centralized government.

I think Israel may strike Iran within weeks; hear the full interview, not just clips. Stop exporting pornography, trafficking, and moral rot. Voting and resisting corruption avoid bloodshed; they don’t invite it.

Get involved, vote, pray, and support work you believe protects the country. We’re going live because time feels short. Stay close to family and faith; liberty is worth protecting.

RT is a machine, and I’m grateful for him and every listener. Tell us what you think about live. God bless you all; give the next generation a future.

It may take our evenings, but I can’t think of anything more important than preserving liberty and freedom. That’s why I’m in.