Speaker 1: Well, we're coming to your city, gets saying you a
Speaker 1: comfort zone will be desire? How tell? And if you
Speaker 1: want a little bang in the.
Speaker 2: Union, I can come along.
Speaker 3: The DNC and it's media Organs engineered a surge of
Speaker 3: popularity for Vice President Harris based upon oh nothing only
Speaker 3: smoking mirrors.
Speaker 4: Is it now the position of the Democrats that they
Speaker 4: favored the border wall?
Speaker 2: Well, you can ask the Horris campaign about that.
Speaker 5: Ad.
Speaker 2: Let's be perfectly clear.
Speaker 6: The president's medieval vanity project is not going.
Speaker 4: To stop them.
Speaker 7: O'clock sixty eight days left until the presidentially election.
Speaker 2: Were coming.
Speaker 1: To your city, going away, new.
Speaker 7: Accouncious song, from coast to coast, from border to border,
Speaker 7: from sea to shining sea. Sean Kennedy is on.
Speaker 4: Hello America. It's Peter Schweitzer, and that is Eric Eggers,
Speaker 4: and we are filling in for Sean today. We have
Speaker 4: a podcast called The Drill Down. You can find it
Speaker 4: at the drill down dot com. I write books, Eric
Speaker 4: writes books, and we are investigators. We expose stories that
Speaker 4: nobody else wants to talk about. We were the first
Speaker 4: to expose the Biden family's corruption schemes, the first to
Speaker 4: expose the Clinton's and Clinton cash, insider trading on the
Speaker 4: stock market, you name it. And of course there's plenty
Speaker 4: of fertile ground because the media doesn't want to cover
Speaker 4: these stories. And it's as true back then as it
Speaker 4: is now. With Kamala Harrison, Tim walls Man.
Speaker 8: We're really quite productive. It's impressive, really, things we've done
Speaker 8: in the last decade plus. He is Peter Schwarithstone, as
Speaker 8: he noted, he has been one of the leading voices
Speaker 8: that's exposed the corruption at the highest levels of the
Speaker 8: federal government. We broke the Hunter Biden's story some six
Speaker 8: years ago, and of course only now are they admitting that. Okay,
Speaker 8: you're right about that. Yes, we're willing to admit the
Speaker 8: Biden administration's doj says, Okay, Hunter Biden might have been
Speaker 8: acting as a foreign asset and collecting money and trying
Speaker 8: to influence you as policy. You got us. And what
Speaker 8: we're afraid of is that it's happening again with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 8: You know you heard in the intro. I think it's
Speaker 8: sixty three days until the presidential election. It has been
Speaker 8: almost that long since we've heard a journalist ask Kamala
Speaker 8: Harris a question in the Last Time, we played the
Speaker 8: clip from the last time we heard a journalist ask
Speaker 8: a nonscripted question, Anderson Cooper, on the heels of the
Speaker 8: disastrous debate, said, wait a minute, what's going on with
Speaker 8: Joe Biden. We heard Kamala Harris say, well, he's actually
Speaker 8: quite strong, and that proved, like what they said about
Speaker 8: Hunter Biden to not be true. Right, And tonight, we're
Speaker 8: excited because CNN's Dana Bash, even though it's pre recorded,
Speaker 8: and even though Tim Moffs is going to be there,
Speaker 8: we'll ask her some challenging questions we think, we hope, well,
Speaker 8: we doubt it, but we doubt it. So that's why
Speaker 8: we're going to talk to you about what they should
Speaker 8: be asking you. Because there is a number of scandals
Speaker 8: that Kamala Harris isn't just adjacent to, but central in
Speaker 8: from her time in California. And we've written about this
Speaker 8: four years ago, but it's largely been ignored. And actually,
Speaker 8: in one of the few pieces of media that featured
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris that her campaign released, it included this interview
Speaker 8: that she and Tim Walls conducted with each other. And
Speaker 8: it's interesting because they're acting like they're all buddy buddy,
Speaker 8: which is if you look at the staff turnover when
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris was vice president, suggests that she isn't really
Speaker 8: buddy buddy with that many people. Ninety percent of the
Speaker 8: staff that joined her vice presidential office left by the
Speaker 8: time that it was marsh of this year. But one
Speaker 8: of the things that she said, she's touting her track
Speaker 8: record as a prosecutor, and it caught our eye and
Speaker 8: our ear because it kind of runs in the face
Speaker 8: of the reporting that we've done before. Let'sten at what
Speaker 8: Kamala Hair said in her discussion with Tim Waltz.
Speaker 6: So that's why I decided I want to be a prosecutor.
Speaker 6: And as a prosecutor, I've prosecuted homicide cases, I prosecuted
Speaker 6: a number of different types of cases, but I specialized
Speaker 6: in child sexual assault cases. And one of the things
Speaker 6: I did was create a whole unit dedicated to focusing
Speaker 6: on children who are being abused and to ensure that
Speaker 6: they have dignity in the process and justice. There's so
Speaker 6: much work that we still have to do to make
Speaker 6: sure that children have a voice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is remarkable on so many levels because she's
Speaker 4: repeated this over and over again, and it's one of
Speaker 4: her claims about her legal career that just is completely
Speaker 4: totally wrong. In fact, she was involved deeply in the
Speaker 4: cover up of these scandals in San Francisco. And so
Speaker 4: we're going to take just a couple of minutes walk
Speaker 4: through this. Some of it's going to sound like history,
Speaker 4: but it's not because it's so important to completely understand
Speaker 4: what she's saying and why she's being fundamentally dishonest and
Speaker 4: lying about her record when it comes to these very
Speaker 4: serious crimes.
Speaker 8: And the states couldn't be higher because what you just
Speaker 8: heard in that clip is her position herself as Kamala Harris,
Speaker 8: defender of innocent children, right, when in fact she's actually
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris kind of cover upper, yeah, for abusers of
Speaker 8: people who have abused children.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So let's go back to two thousand and three. The
Speaker 4: job that she is running for is the San Francisco
Speaker 4: District Attorney. It's held by a guy named Terrence Halenan.
Speaker 4: He's kind of a progressive former boxer, they called him
Speaker 4: Tko Halenan was his name, and he was investigating and
Speaker 4: prosecuting cases in this area. He had gotten hold of
Speaker 4: internal documents from various Catholic organizations that reportedly contain the
Speaker 4: names of forty current and former priests in San Francisco
Speaker 4: who had been identified in sexual abuse complaints. These are
Speaker 4: internal church documents.
Speaker 8: Which remember there was a national scandal with the Catholic
Speaker 8: Church and sex scandals, and many cities across the country
Speaker 8: were prosecuting the Catholic Church with allegations like this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we're going to get to how San Francisco
Speaker 4: and her tenure stands out. But so they've got these documents,
Speaker 4: and hallan And is saying we're going to prosecute these cases.
Speaker 4: In San Mateo and Marin County, which are right next
Speaker 4: door to San Francisco. They used these same records to
Speaker 4: charge a father, Greggy Gregory Ingalls, back in two thousand
Speaker 4: and three. And so the two thousand and three campaign
Speaker 4: is starting up, and what starts to happen, Well, Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris is getting the support of Willie Brown. We'll talk
Speaker 4: about that in a little bit, But she's also banking
Speaker 4: money from law firms and from people connected to these
Speaker 4: Catholic Church institutions in the Bay Area. So the lawyer
Speaker 4: that's representing the church on a variety of matters donated
Speaker 4: the maximum, so did his law firm. Another law firm
Speaker 4: which handled legal matters for Catholic charities, donated the maximum allowed.
Speaker 4: They'd only donated to two other candidates in their history,
Speaker 4: for a total of six hundred and fifty dollars. A
Speaker 4: third law firm that also represented the church was actually
Speaker 4: representing a San Francisco priest at the time that was
Speaker 4: being prosecuted by Terrence Hallnan the current and they donated
Speaker 4: the maximum as well. So Kamala Harris comes in, she
Speaker 4: beats Terrence halenin what does she do? She deep sixes
Speaker 4: all of this. Those records, those priestly abused records are disappeared.
Speaker 4: The victims groups there are outraged because they wanted the
Speaker 4: documents released with the information on the victims redacted, and
Speaker 4: they wanted them prosecuted. And here is the ugly fact
Speaker 4: about Kamala Harris. During her decade and a half tenure
Speaker 4: as a chief prosecutor in San Francisco and his California
Speaker 4: Attorney General, she did not prosecute a single case of
Speaker 4: priestly abuse during her tenure when she was the San
Speaker 4: Francisco District Attorney. San Francisco is the only city of
Speaker 4: the top fifty in America that did not prosecute a
Speaker 4: single case of abuse.
Speaker 8: That's her record, Isn't it insane the way that they
Speaker 8: say the opposite of the thing that's true. It is,
Speaker 8: like she touts in this video her track record as
Speaker 8: someone who prosecuted people who you know, performed these terrible
Speaker 8: acts against children. In fact, she not only covered it
Speaker 8: up by not charging anybody. But the lack of releasing
Speaker 8: the documents is I think one of the more damning
Speaker 8: aspects of that, because there were with other people that
Speaker 8: wanted access to that for lots of other reasons, and
Speaker 8: they didn't release those documents. But it's not just that
Speaker 8: we referenced the Hunter Biden stuff earlier, but you know,
Speaker 8: it's like the hut Mark Zuckerberg has this week admitted that, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 8: we probably shouldn't have demoded that story because the FBI
Speaker 8: DOJ said it might be Russian disinformation. We now know
Speaker 8: not only was it true, but Hunter Biden actually took
Speaker 8: money from Russia. So Donald Trump wasn't the one working
Speaker 8: with the Russians. It was in fact the Bidens. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean, they always lie about the opposite of what's
Speaker 8: actually true. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean it's remarkable and the media doesn't challenge them
Speaker 4: on in this case. We were just talking about Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris when she was pressed on this when she was
Speaker 4: the San Francisco District Attorney. She said, well, we're hiding
Speaker 4: the records to protect the victims. Now, I can't give
Speaker 4: the full quote of what the Victims group said, but
Speaker 4: Joey Piscatelli of the Survivor's Network said the disappearance of
Speaker 4: the records to protect the victims. He says, they're full
Speaker 4: of Yeah, that's why you can't give the quote.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, for FCC license purposes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she says, you can quote me on that they're
Speaker 4: not protecting the victims. This was a massive coverler. Do
Speaker 4: you think she's ever been asked about this? Was she
Speaker 4: asked about this when she ran for the US Senate California.
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 4: Was she asked when she ran for president in twenty twenty. No,
Speaker 4: when she was a vice presidential candidate in twenty twenty. No,
Speaker 4: she's now running for president. You think she's going to
Speaker 4: be asked about it now, challenged on this lie?
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we talked about in the last hour that there's
Speaker 8: now reporting that there's some questions being raised. Kamala Harrison
Speaker 8: said she's worked at McDonald's a younger person. There's no
Speaker 8: evidence of that. In fact, there's evidence that she didn't
Speaker 8: because she didn't list it on her comprehensive employment history.
Speaker 8: You've got that, You've got the fact that actually, when
Speaker 8: she ran for prosecutor in two thousand and three, her
Speaker 8: campaign literatures that she prosecuted hundreds of cases. And then
Speaker 8: she was asked in a debate, well, how many cases
Speaker 8: have you actually prosecuted? She says fifty. But it's about leadership. Yeah,
Speaker 8: But that's the thing is she is continuously misled about
Speaker 8: what her track record was. And now she has selected
Speaker 8: as a man as her running mate, Tim Walt will
Speaker 8: be with her during the CNN debate. Who has the
Speaker 8: same issue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he has the same issue of not telling the truth.
Speaker 4: And you know, people will say, and it's true, politicians lie,
Speaker 4: They do lie. They lie all the time. It's true.
Speaker 4: But the problem is lies can have consequences. We're not
Speaker 4: talking about just somebody embellishing their record. We're actually talking
Speaker 4: about affecting the policies and the decisions that they make
Speaker 4: and when you look at Kamala Harris and you look
Speaker 4: at her record going back to San Francisco to the present,
Speaker 4: her rise to political power has been about cover up.
Speaker 4: It's been about Coroniism, and it's been about corruption.
Speaker 8: And we're now told that she is the Joy candidate,
Speaker 8: which actually makes me want to call you the joy
Speaker 8: killer because you keep talking so negatively. You know, we're
Speaker 8: just trying to sit here and bask in the joy.
Speaker 8: And it's really funny because if you look at the
Speaker 8: YouTube comments of the video that the campaign released with
Speaker 8: her and Tim Walls, when they talk about a I'm
Speaker 8: a Bruce Springsteen guy. Oh that's so relatable. They're like, man,
Speaker 8: the chemistry between these two is so elite. But what's
Speaker 8: actually true is all the reporting. And we referenced the
Speaker 8: book in the last hour that came out that said, no,
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris has significant problems. You know, we're being told
Speaker 8: that she's Obama two point zero. She's actually not. She's
Speaker 8: got ninety percent staff turnover. In the Atlantic article, they
Speaker 8: featured a quote that said people really really do not
Speaker 8: want to work for Kamala Harris. They said they basically
Speaker 8: propped up the body of Joe Biden to keep Kamala
Speaker 8: Harris from becoming a viable presidential candidate. So, I mean,
Speaker 8: we're told one thing, the reality is another. And we'll
Speaker 8: see how much, if any of that is revealed in
Speaker 8: this interview this evening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, so open the books, which is a
Speaker 4: great or organization. They file FOY requests, they get access
Speaker 4: to government documents. They lost their president, by the way,
Speaker 4: Adam Angiski, who's just a wonderful guy.
Speaker 8: I think guy has been a guest on our podcast.
Speaker 4: Yes, passed away at a young age. He was in
Speaker 4: his early fifties. A huge loss. The organization, I know
Speaker 4: has lost an immense talent there, but I know they're
Speaker 4: going to continue forward. Earlier this year, they pulled the records,
Speaker 4: the employment records on the staffers that worked for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: She has forty seven staffers. And of those forty seven
Speaker 4: staffers that joined her in January of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 4: how many do you think actually stayed those entire three years.
Speaker 8: I know that twenty four of them left within the
Speaker 8: twelve month period. Lead that point four, only four four.
Speaker 8: That's like a ninety percent turnover rate. And you know
Speaker 8: there are all kinds of stories about the Atlantic reference
Speaker 8: the top to bottom dysfunction infice.
Speaker 4: This is the sort of previous iteration. Now all of
Speaker 4: that has morphed into the candidate of joy, and she's
Speaker 4: just happy and she's fun and she's friendly. She's putting
Speaker 4: the fun into dysfunction. It's to me, it's an example,
Speaker 4: and the media is going along with this. Nobody is
Speaker 4: mentioning this the body count of people that are behind
Speaker 4: her that left her because they couldn't take working with her.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it just speaks to what do you actually know
Speaker 8: about Kamala Harris, not only her tenure as vice president,
Speaker 8: but what led to that? And the answer is very little.
Speaker 8: And that's part of the strategy they've employed successfully. That's
Speaker 8: one of the reasons why they've avoided media interviews. We'll
Speaker 8: see how much of that changes this evening. But we
Speaker 8: are interested in hearing what you're looking for, so feel
Speaker 8: free to give us a call at one eight hundred
Speaker 8: and nine one sewn one one hundred nine one seven
Speaker 8: three two six. He's Peter Schweizer. I'm Mark Egers. We're
Speaker 8: filling in for the Sean Handy Show. We host a
Speaker 8: podcast called The drill Down, which you can find at
Speaker 8: the drill down dot Com. Back after this. Hey, everybody,
Speaker 8: it's Eric Eggers and Peter Schweizer coming to you live
Speaker 8: from the Magic Broadcast and studio was in the Free
Speaker 8: State of Florida. We're filling in for Sean Hannity today.
Speaker 8: So excited to be doing it. We've been talking about
Speaker 8: the things that you don't yet know about Kamala Harris
Speaker 8: but you should. And Peter Schwatche just gave you a
Speaker 8: long lesson about her track record of corruption and cronyism
Speaker 8: and basically a scandal played career.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there's going to be more to come. We're
Speaker 4: going to take a call right now. Let's go to
Speaker 4: a gym I think in North Carolina. Jim, are you
Speaker 4: there Tennessee?
Speaker 2: Sorry, Peter, Oh yeah, thank you. Thanks for taking my
Speaker 2: call real quick. I know you're you got a full boat.
Speaker 2: I'm curious to know Kamala Harris's stance on the vaccine mandate,
Speaker 2: how it affected our service members, our armed forces. Uh.
Speaker 2: People lost their livelihoods, their their their way to how
Speaker 2: to provide for their families. And to only exacerbate it.
Speaker 2: Uh what about Uh? You have huge amounts of border
Speaker 2: crossings have they Are they mandated for to get vaccinations?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the answer is no, Yeah, yeah, No, I mean,
Speaker 4: it's a great question. And here's the problem. I mean,
Speaker 4: and again we're talking about the lies. One of the
Speaker 4: themes of the Democratic Convention, Tim Wall said it is
Speaker 4: freedom where the pouls the party of freedom. Actually they're not,
Speaker 4: and the vaccine mandates are a prime example of that.
Speaker 4: They're going to continue to lie and office gate about it.
Speaker 4: But I think people are starting to wake up to
Speaker 4: some of these truths, especially people that have loved ones
Speaker 4: that were, you know, put in this position of being
Speaker 4: forced to take it and then saying, no, I don't
Speaker 4: want to throw my hands of my health in somebody's hands.
Speaker 4: I'm going to take these steps and control my own destiny.
Speaker 8: Well, just check your white male privilege at the door there,
Speaker 8: Because people experience privilege in different ways, and people experience
Speaker 8: freedom in different ways. For some people going out and
Speaker 8: living your life and choosing what goes into your body,
Speaker 8: and for other people it's being told to sit in
Speaker 8: your house, when do wear your mask and when the
Speaker 8: government's allowed to give you shot number seventeen. No, but
Speaker 8: it's another national scandal. I mean, that's the thing is
Speaker 8: they they become so brazen about the lies they tell
Speaker 8: us about what it means. You know, the first time
Speaker 8: we did this was in December of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 8: when we went to New York to fill in for Sean.
Speaker 8: When we saw New York was this dystopian hellscape under
Speaker 8: all these COVID lockdowns. Guess where else wasn't great during
Speaker 8: COVID Tim Waltz's Minnesota and Kamala Harris's California.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly. And in fact, there's a you know, videos
Speaker 4: of people complaining about the lockdowns in Minnesota. And we're
Speaker 4: actually gonna have a guest on at five thirty who
Speaker 4: was a business owner. Wait till you hear this story.
Speaker 4: Be sure to tune in at five thirty. It's gonna
Speaker 4: blow you away. But that will blow you away. We're
Speaker 4: gonna blow you away with even more truth that you
Speaker 4: haven't heard elsewhere. Susan Crabtree from Real Coil Politics. We
Speaker 4: remember that thing that when somebody took a shot at
Speaker 4: the president, and there's a lot of questions about that.
Speaker 4: Remember how that kind of went away. Yeah, it's not
Speaker 4: going to weigh here. It's a Sean Handy show, Peter
Speaker 4: Schwis and Erica.
Speaker 5: He's next new Sean Hended, thank you talking about what's
Speaker 5: right for America weather renewed commitment to keep you up
Speaker 5: to date on the breaking news stories.
Speaker 4: Hello, America, It's Peter Schweizer. That is Eric Eggers, and
Speaker 4: we are filling in for Sean. We want you to
Speaker 4: join the conversation one eight hundred and ninety four one
Speaker 4: seven three two six one eight hundred ninety four one Sean.
Speaker 4: We have a special guest here, very excited to have her,
Speaker 4: and that is Susan Crabtree. She is a political correspondent
Speaker 4: for Real Clear Politics, and I have admired Susan's work
Speaker 4: for a long time. She's an old school journalist in
Speaker 4: the sense that she digs and she finds stories that
Speaker 4: nobody else has and she has been absolutely killing it
Speaker 4: in her coverage on the Secret Service, the cover up
Speaker 4: and the scandal and where we're going next. So, Susan,
Speaker 4: are you there?
Speaker 9: Yes, I am. Thanks so much for having me, Peter.
Speaker 4: Great to be with you, Great to be with you.
Speaker 4: So tell us what the state of play is now,
Speaker 4: because I have to say, you know, we obviously have unfortunately,
Speaker 4: had you know, violent crimes that have happened in this country.
Speaker 4: We've had school shootings, and there always seems to be
Speaker 4: a real concerted effort by law enforcement, whether it's the
Speaker 4: FBI or the local police, to come out and explain
Speaker 4: what they know, explain it as soon as possible. It
Speaker 4: seems like with the Secret Service and the FBI, which
Speaker 4: is leading the investigation, it's been the opposite. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's been a desert of information, which of course leads
Speaker 4: to all these speculations about what's going on. Why do
Speaker 4: you think that is their approach to this?
Speaker 9: It is their approach. Unfortunately, we had the first briefing,
Speaker 9: real briefing from the FBI yesterday and since the day
Speaker 9: of the assassination attempt, which they were actually lying about
Speaker 9: whether they had the name of Thomas Crooks or not.
Speaker 9: Yet they did have the name because certain sources were
Speaker 9: giving it to me from those corners. So it's a
Speaker 9: culture of deception that is not working in their favor.
Speaker 9: That can work for the Secret Service, and I've been
Speaker 9: covering them for twelve years. I actually had an incident
Speaker 9: in twenty fourteen that they were lying to me. The
Speaker 9: Comms director ed Donovan, the director at the time, the
Speaker 9: first woman director, Julia Pearson. They were lying about a
Speaker 9: story I broke about an incident of President Obama being
Speaker 9: in an elevator with a man with a gun who
Speaker 9: wasn't certified to have the gun. There wasn't background cleared
Speaker 9: to have the gun.
Speaker 2: This is an intregious.
Speaker 9: Failure on the part of the Secret Service. I was
Speaker 9: given that story. They lied to me that that was
Speaker 9: true or not. I said, I'm going to go with
Speaker 9: my sources because they're impeccable. Went with my sources. Turns
Speaker 9: out yes, I was right, and Julia Pearson was lying
Speaker 9: to President Obama and dh Secretary DHS Secretary j Johnson too,
Speaker 9: So they got fired over that incident. So when you
Speaker 9: talk to me about the Secret Services responses to me
Speaker 9: and others, and so this culture of decep they've carried
Speaker 9: this on and they haven't been called out for it
Speaker 9: from the press and the public for years. I mean,
Speaker 9: they've been lying to me for twelve years, and so
Speaker 9: now they've needed to clean up their act in order
Speaker 9: to build credibility with the American public. But that's not
Speaker 9: how they handled this particular assassination attempt. And now the
Speaker 9: public is outraged, even their rank and file are outraged.
Speaker 9: And I'm hoping that Congress provides enough oversight. We cannot
Speaker 9: count on it from the FBI to find out what
Speaker 9: we cannot count on it from a compromised FBI, politically motivated,
Speaker 9: partisan FBI that we've seen so many times over and
Speaker 9: over again, their failures to provide any type of transparency
Speaker 9: to Congress, redacted information to Congress. Thing they even though
Speaker 9: they have the security clearances, they on the Intelligence Committee
Speaker 9: and other committees that have that information, they redact information
Speaker 9: from Congress. I mean, we can go on and on,
Speaker 9: but I think that answers your question. They need to
Speaker 9: turn the page and build trust with both journalists and
Speaker 9: the American public. And I'm still waiting for that to happen.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And if they did, then that would be one
Speaker 8: hundred degree one hundred and eighty degree difference from the
Speaker 8: direction things have been moving. I mean, the phrase you've used,
Speaker 8: culture of deception is incredibly powerful and incredibly alarming. We
Speaker 8: had on our podcast a few weeks ago, Gerald Posner,
Speaker 8: who wrote the book Case Closed, and he did a
Speaker 8: deep dive, used six hundred and twenty three pages in
Speaker 8: his book to say that there was no conspiracy as
Speaker 8: it related to the JFK assassination. He said on our podcast,
Speaker 8: he cannot say the same thing about the Trump assassination
Speaker 8: because partly the lack of information that's been released. I
Speaker 8: think partly because of the culture of deception that you
Speaker 8: just referenced, and it seems like, you know, we had it,
Speaker 8: We did an analysis. Every time there's some kind of
Speaker 8: a big picture shooting, you see press releases, you see
Speaker 8: press conferences all the time. What you just said about
Speaker 8: the fbare holding their first press availabilit since the shooting
Speaker 8: of Donald Trump suggests that there's a lot of questions
Speaker 8: that still need answer that haven't been What do you
Speaker 8: think we don't know yet about the shooting that we should.
Speaker 9: Well, we don't know what I would like to know.
Speaker 9: And I didn't give my questions answer because they don't
Speaker 9: want to answer my questions. They're not sitting down. I
Speaker 9: was not the first person they chose to sit down with.
Speaker 9: They chose to sit down with an ABC News reporter, Cheetle,
Speaker 9: you know, the former director that.
Speaker 2: Was a.
Speaker 9: News reporter I've never seen on the beat before, not
Speaker 9: even you know, the washing post reporters who has the
Speaker 9: Pulitzer for covering the Secret Service. They did not choose her.
Speaker 9: So it's not biased. It's not partisan bias. It's it's
Speaker 9: just they want to go with people that are friendly
Speaker 9: to them.
Speaker 8: Well, you saying there's a culture of deceptions, probably not
Speaker 8: could get you to the front of the line. That's
Speaker 8: just some free career advice.
Speaker 9: But I'm representing the ringdom file here. I have covered
Speaker 9: so many retaliation cases that the Secret Service, if you
Speaker 9: whistle blow, you get reached out against it. I yes,
Speaker 9: I am biased towards the rank and file. I will,
Speaker 9: you know, guilty of charge on that account. I will
Speaker 9: listen to what they have to say. But you know,
Speaker 9: they're not building trust with me. They I thought they
Speaker 9: were a week ago and then not so much anymore.
Speaker 9: So your question what exactly? What's your question? Again? You
Speaker 9: were trying to say.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what don't we know?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 8: I mean, what don't we know? What's the shardest question
Speaker 8: that remains unanswered? That the fact that they've only had
Speaker 8: one press availability since the shooting. You know, and just
Speaker 8: for context, we didn't analysis. After January sixth, the FBI
Speaker 8: released thirty three press releases. They've had zero since this
Speaker 8: assassination shooting.
Speaker 9: They say yesterday that there was no this. They don't
Speaker 9: believe that he was involved with the foreign entity. They
Speaker 9: they don't believe that there was anyone else. He was
Speaker 9: a single, alone shooter. What I want to know is
Speaker 9: what was his travel like? Did he travel to New York?
Speaker 9: Did he travel outside the country? What are these three apps?
Speaker 9: These encrypted apps City has on his phone? What type
Speaker 9: of apps are they? They said they're foreign based to
Speaker 9: app you know, they're not signal or proton mail, which
Speaker 9: you know we usually rate regularly. Anybody in journalism and
Speaker 9: anybody trying to do covert activity uses these apps regularly.
Speaker 9: It's why go outside those known US based apps. They
Speaker 9: haven't heard anything about it, just that they're foreign based.
Speaker 9: I wanted, well, the problem I see is there was
Speaker 9: this There was this threat, a very tangible threat by Iran.
Speaker 9: H and we know that the Iranian threat as existed
Speaker 9: since Donald Trump decided to kill bombs General Filhomany, the
Speaker 9: Iranian then the right hand man of Kamani, the populigious leader,
Speaker 9: in January third, twenty twenty. We know that threat has
Speaker 9: existed towards and they have Secret Service protection and the
Speaker 9: medic Security to protection. Pompeo has it. John Bolton. In fact,
Speaker 9: they thwarted an attempt to assassinate John Bolton. The FBI
Speaker 9: did so now we know there's other people that don't
Speaker 9: have it. Robert O'Brien, the National Security Advisor after Bolton
Speaker 9: did not get Secret Service protection. He had it and
Speaker 9: then they removed it a year ago, and he is
Speaker 9: very upset about that. And members of Congress. Mike Turner,
Speaker 9: the Chairman, intelligence to me, so we know this threat exists.
Speaker 9: We all know what became extremely tangible threat the week
Speaker 9: before the rally and that that message was conveyed to
Speaker 9: the Secret Service. And that's the only reason why they
Speaker 9: got a counter sniper team. That was the first time
Speaker 9: Donald Trump got a counter sniper team at any of
Speaker 9: his events. And so on the Friday beforehand, the FBI
Speaker 9: arrest this man who Pakistani individual, forty six year old
Speaker 9: with ties to Iran. He had just travel to Iran
Speaker 9: for two weeks. But the FBI wants us to believe
Speaker 9: that Thomaskrooks, they don't believe he has any foreign ties.
Speaker 9: Will tell me where he travels. Because this particular individual
Speaker 9: markets that name is Merchant. He's Pakistani that he had
Speaker 9: been to Iran two weeks prior he goes to New York.
Speaker 9: He comes through Texas, then goes to New York and
Speaker 9: he is trying to pay trying to recruit hitman and
Speaker 9: pay them and ended up being an FBI person that
Speaker 9: he was trying to recruit. So this is this. They
Speaker 9: rested him the day before the Butler rally. But you
Speaker 9: know we're supposed to just ignore that fact. Yeah, supposed
Speaker 9: to ignore a crazy twenty twenty two incident. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: you know about that the Pakistan. Yeah, so we can
Speaker 9: talk about that too. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 4: We're talking to Susan Crabtree. She's a political correspond for
Speaker 4: real clear politics. She knows the Secret Service pretty much
Speaker 4: better than anyone. Yeah, I want you to talk about
Speaker 4: that twenty twenty two incident. But also in this this
Speaker 4: may be very very speculative, so you can answer it
Speaker 4: briefly if you want. But are we entering We've seen
Speaker 4: how law enforcement and the courts have been politicized. Are
Speaker 4: we actually entering uperiod in America where security protection for
Speaker 4: elected in public officials is now being manipulated or determined
Speaker 4: by your political affiliation. Are we actually reaching a place
Speaker 4: like that, because it seems like Robert or Brian's not
Speaker 4: getting it. You have had sources that have raised questions
Speaker 4: about the lack of security around Trump. Are we actually
Speaker 4: entering a era where depending what your political views are
Speaker 4: is going to determine how much political protection or actual
Speaker 4: security protection you're going to get.
Speaker 9: Well, that is the critical question. And I don't want
Speaker 9: to believe that, but there are signs that that is occurring,
Speaker 9: because it streuches credility to think that they were going
Speaker 9: to treat Donald Trump, who attracts tens of thousands of
Speaker 9: people at his rally, like a former president, and that
Speaker 9: was the excuse that they used for not giving him
Speaker 9: any counter sniper. And tell this particular event, why would
Speaker 9: he not break the mold? You cannot treat him like
Speaker 9: Jimmy Carter. You cannot even treat him like President Obama,
Speaker 9: who's usually former presidents their profiles decreased, so that threat
Speaker 9: level theoretically decreases as they, you know, do their swansong
Speaker 9: and go off into the sun, right off into the sunset.
Speaker 9: But that's the opposite is true for President former President Trump.
Speaker 9: He has we haven't seen in modern American history former
Speaker 9: president run for reelection. We don't have a former president
Speaker 9: with this type of Iranian threat because of the bombing
Speaker 9: of solomin The people his national security team, most of
Speaker 9: them except for Robert O'Brien who endorsed him a year
Speaker 9: ago and then lost his security clearance, his Secret Service detail.
Speaker 9: Strangely enough, the timing of that is very odds to me.
Speaker 9: You know, all these people are still getting Secret Service
Speaker 9: production because of its Iranian threat. So I just don't
Speaker 9: understand how we can say it's not the look and motivated.
Speaker 9: When Robert F. Kennedy Junior, also despite the history of
Speaker 9: his uncle and his his father being assassinated, they don't
Speaker 9: afford him and he has to pay his own so
Speaker 9: he certainly believes it's political and he has said so,
Speaker 9: and then they cut him off the day he endorsed
Speaker 9: Donald Trump. Now that's according to I'm told that the
Speaker 9: executive the executive order that Biden puts out in order
Speaker 9: to provide someone's secret service had that date. If you suspend,
Speaker 9: then you will lose your secret service. Certainly, the Secret
Speaker 9: Service is stretched beyond imagination. At this point. We have
Speaker 9: the UN General Assembly coming up too, and I'm hearing
Speaker 9: that they are hundreds of agents short to protect that event.
Speaker 9: I'm breaking that news on you on this show right now.
Speaker 8: All you do is break news, Susan. It's amazing. We
Speaker 8: have thirty seconds left and we're talking to Susan Crabtree
Speaker 8: of Real Clear Politics. She's been the leading voice on
Speaker 8: the assassination attempt in all the related stories. What do
Speaker 8: you say to people in thirty seconds or less who
Speaker 8: think that part of the reason we haven't seen as
Speaker 8: much news out of the FBI, out of the Secret
Speaker 8: Service is there's a belief that reminding people that there
Speaker 8: was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump is politically beneficial
Speaker 8: to Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't think that that's coming from the Secret Service.
Speaker 9: I think that's coming from the mainstream media. And you
Speaker 9: know they are in coronation mode. I've never heard I've
Speaker 9: never seen something like this in my life. These the
Speaker 9: White House Press Corps, and I was a part of
Speaker 9: it for many years. Turn this back on Kamala Harris.
Speaker 9: They do not give her the time of day. All
Speaker 9: of a sudden, she's coordinated. They ditch Joe Biden, and
Speaker 9: they want that to be the folkus obviously, and I
Speaker 9: think that's driving it more than anything. The Secret Service
Speaker 9: wants playing at the old game of not talking, hiding
Speaker 9: behind the secret in its service name, and the FBI
Speaker 9: I have no interest in. Really, they're supposed to be
Speaker 9: bridding transparency, but they want to go about their investigation
Speaker 9: without providing transparency.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 9: I think it's more just me. It's fault that we're
Speaker 9: seeing the shift to the coordination of Kamala.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we'll leave it there. It's disocraftree excellent as always.
Speaker 8: You can find her stuff at Realcarepolitics dot com. We'll
Speaker 8: be right back. That's Peter Schweizer. I'm Eric Eggers. We're
Speaker 8: filling in for the Shawan Handy Show back after this.
Speaker 4: I'm Peter Schweitzer. That is Zerk Eggers, and we're filling
Speaker 4: in for Sean Hannity on his radio show. You can
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Speaker 4: We are watching with bated breath the amazing interview that
Speaker 4: we are in store for at nine o'clock to I
Speaker 4: the taped interview Kamala Harris and Tim Walls with Dana
Speaker 4: Bash of CNN. We are covering that. We are giving
Speaker 4: you information that you've not heard elsewhere about both of them,
Speaker 4: the sorts of things that they should be atout. But
Speaker 4: I'm willing to bet serious money Dana Bash should not
Speaker 4: ask them about.
Speaker 8: We've got pictures live from the place in Savannah. We've
Speaker 8: got a clip that's just been released on CNN's website.
Speaker 8: Will play that for you on the other side of
Speaker 8: this break, and we will tell you that that you
Speaker 8: know Tim Waltz was with Kamala Harris. We told you
Speaker 8: this hour what Kamala Harris should be worried about. We'll
Speaker 8: tell you next hour about Tim Waltz's China problem. That's
Speaker 8: next on the Sean Handy Show. Peter Schweizer and Eric
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