Speaker 1: There are terrible abuses happening in America, terrible things being
Speaker 1: done in the name of the American people. How do
Speaker 1: you feel about it when you see this?
Speaker 2: If there was no sanctuary policies in city like Minneapolis
Speaker 2: and Saint Paul, we'd be able to get them at
Speaker 2: the jail. But because they have those policies, we have
Speaker 2: to go look for them at their house. And we
Speaker 2: go to their house, we're going to arrest anybody that's
Speaker 2: illegal in that house.
Speaker 1: Or this the shooting of a priest in the head
Speaker 1: by you ask government personnel who call themselves federal agents,
Speaker 1: how does it make you feel. It is Monday, December
Speaker 1: twenty second, three days until Christmas. This is the warning.
Speaker 1: Yesterday sixty Minutes did not air a story that needed
Speaker 1: to be aired. There are no images, no pictures from
Speaker 1: inside the vast archipelago of concentration camps that have been
Speaker 1: quickly assembled on American soil. You have seen some of
Speaker 1: the names, Alligator, Alcatraz, the sick Maga political movement of
Speaker 1: fixing corny slogans to something deeply sinister, and inside these
Speaker 1: places there is evil taking place, abuses taking place, and
Speaker 1: the people doing the abusing they wear an American flag
Speaker 1: on their sleeve, and they're doing their evil in our name,
Speaker 1: Trump's evil. We are a government of the people, by
Speaker 1: the people, for the people. N. E. Visel delivered a
Speaker 1: speech at the turn of the millennium quarter century ago
Speaker 1: in the White House. He said this about indifference.
Speaker 3: What is indifference? Etymologically, the word means no difference, A
Speaker 3: strange and unnatural state in which the lines blur between
Speaker 3: light and darkness, dust and dawn, crime and punishment, cruelty
Speaker 3: and compassion, good and evil. What are its causes and
Speaker 3: inescapable consequences? Is it a philosophy? Is there a philosophy
Speaker 3: of indifference? Conceivable? Can one possibly view indifference as a virtue?
Speaker 3: Is it necessary at times to practice it simply to
Speaker 3: keep one's sanity live normally, enjoy a fine meal and
Speaker 3: a glass of wine as the world around us experiences
Speaker 3: harrowing up heables And this.
Speaker 1: Is a picture of a blank, black screen. And that's
Speaker 1: what sixty Minutes showed last night, not because its journalists
Speaker 1: didn't have the story they did. It had been through
Speaker 1: legal review, it had been vetted carefully. It was ready
Speaker 1: to go. But Barry Weise killed that story she killed
Speaker 1: it under the pretense that it wasn't ready. Why because
Speaker 1: it needed Stephen Miller in it. Why would the person
Speaker 1: in charge of cb BBS News demand that there be
Speaker 1: an inclusion of the words of an extremist liar in
Speaker 1: a story for balance. Maybe it's because of this. She's
Speaker 1: not one of us, one of the people. She's one
Speaker 1: of the powerful, which is why she's such a bad
Speaker 1: fit a top of journalistic organization, because she doesn't believe
Speaker 1: in afflicting power. She believes in the affliction of power,
Speaker 1: her power and man as she tasted it. David Ellison
Speaker 1: made her rich, and let's appreciate something. Sharry Radstone settled
Speaker 1: a lawsuit because she needed to pay off Trump. Greed
Speaker 1: delivered CBS News to David Ellison, and Greed delivered it
Speaker 1: to Barry Weiss. And now this person who talks about
Speaker 1: that she's a Jew and she's a le has become
Speaker 1: the agent that covers up the abuse of human beings
Speaker 1: minorities in American concentration camps. It's one of the greatest
Speaker 1: acts of journalism corruption ever and it's a corrupt act.
Speaker 1: It's violative of the First Amendment because there will be
Speaker 1: emails that demonstrate at the White House there was rage
Speaker 1: and a demand you will do or else, and that
Speaker 1: on the part of the White House makes it illegal.
Speaker 1: And so the question is, what's the California legislature going
Speaker 1: to do about it, what's the New York legislature going
Speaker 1: to do about it? And what signal will the Congressional
Speaker 1: Democrats send about the investigations to come? And lastly, what
Speaker 1: about the American people. I have an idea if if
Speaker 1: you subscribe to Paramount unplugged, if you watch CBS News,
Speaker 1: stop and if you subscribe to the free press under
Speaker 1: the delusion that it's free or that it's the press,
Speaker 1: or that it's fair unsubscribed, it's propaganda and it's hurt
Speaker 1: in the country. Her decision to censor what is happening
Speaker 1: and in El Salvador and Gulag is everything that is
Speaker 1: wrong with American journalism. The government of the United States
Speaker 1: sold human beings to a dictator in l Salvador without
Speaker 1: due process and stashed them away, and they were abused
Speaker 1: by Trump and sixty minutes had the story, and because
Speaker 1: it was bad and uncomfortable for Donald Trump, they killed it.
Speaker 1: Who killed it? Barry Weiss killed it. She's the woman
Speaker 1: with her hands around thejournalistic tradition, the throat of the
Speaker 1: integrity of CBS News, and she hasn't stopped squeezing since
Speaker 1: the first day she walked in there. She is a
Speaker 1: preposterous figure, a dishonest one, a demagogue, a fellow traveler
Speaker 1: of who, Donald Trump and Maga. That's who she stands with.
Speaker 1: Not on the side of truth, not on the side
Speaker 1: of accountability. She's not in the business of making sure
Speaker 1: the American people know things. She's in the business of
Speaker 1: making sure they don't know things. And that business is
Speaker 1: called propaganda, and it's an evil business. It's a shameful business,
Speaker 1: and it's a non American business. The journalists at sixty
Speaker 1: minutes deserve the support, the gratitude, and the thanks of
Speaker 1: the American people for trying to tell us what's happening
Speaker 1: in our name. They have been stopped from doing so,
Speaker 1: not for any other reason but one. Politics and cowardice.
Speaker 1: That's the problem, isn't it. Everywhere? These days cowardice and
Speaker 1: cowards rule the ruld, and cowards, well, they seem to
Speaker 1: rule the roost these days. Cowards like Barry Weiss and
Speaker 1: I'm Steve Schmidt, this is the warning. I invite you
Speaker 1: to join this community, where I promise to be honest,
Speaker 1: blunt and direct about what is happening in this country.
Speaker 1: America is in crisis. Follow and subscribe to this channel
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