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➡ Michael Jacob and Cindy Young discuss the aftermath of the J6 event, comparing it to Tiananmen Square and 9/11. They highlight the struggles faced by the veterans involved, including job loss, suicides, and the stripping of military benefits. They also discuss the pardons given to some participants, which, while preventing jail time, have not improved their overall situations. The conversation ends with a call for justice and a warning about potential future repercussions if the political landscape changes.
➡ A group of individuals were pardoned but still faced hardships, including loss of military benefits, due to their involvement in a controversial event. Despite receiving clemency, some are still struggling, with 12 remaining in a state of legal limbo. They were supported by regular citizens who researched and found a pardon of innocence for them. The situation was only improved when President Trump offered clemency and forgiveness.
➡ The text discusses a court case involving a black defendant linked to the 1992 Los Angeles riots. The jury’s impartiality is questioned due to the discovery of the jury foreperson’s identity. The defendant’s lawyer effectively challenges the prosecution’s narrative, revealing that the police’s actions led to the collapse of their own line, not the protesters. The text also criticizes the plea deal system and suggests that the government manipulated the narrative of the events.
➡ The text discusses an incident involving Victoria White, a single mother who was reportedly attacked by Lt. Bagshaw and another unidentified officer during a chaotic event. Despite the violence she experienced, the officers involved were promoted and the department they belong to was ranked third in the nation for misconduct settlements. The text also mentions other instances of violence and misconduct, suggesting a pattern of corruption within the police force. The text ends by mentioning a panel of inquiry that has begun to investigate these incidents.
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Hello, everyone, it’s Michael Jacob with Unleashing Intuition Secrets, joined once again by Cindy young. She’s the J6 grandmother. We’ve done lots of shows with her. Of all the J6ers that are out there, Cindy Young has probably the, the heart of a lion. Right. She’s one of the few people that have come out and really have pushed back on the false narrative and so forth. You know, I, I was watching your, your show with, with, with David Summerall. David Summerall. David. And really, really good show. We’ll play a few clips of that. But he mentioned in there, which I think is, is so apropos, is that this J6 event was like Tiananmen Square.

Hello, everyone, it’s Michael Jacob with Unleashing Engaging Secrets. Joined once again, Michelle Melendez. So we’re talking about the process. Loves to say it was worse than 9 11. That is still ongoing. I bet on 9. In the aftermath of that devastation behind a directed energy weapon. Wildfire, definitely. So I’ll say it another. In the aftermath of that devastation. Oh, yeah, it’s definitely very dark stain on America. And so you’re one of, like you said, you’re one of the few people that are pushing back Wildfire. I’m going to share the screen real quick. Something about the background information going on.

J6 Veterans. There we go. All right. So we had veterans on a massive scale there. Here it is, the armies on the top. Lots of veterans that, that were J6ers. You got the Air Force here, the Navy and the Marine Corps. So, so many. I mean, you could, you could zoom in on any one of these individuals and there’s a whole story on all of them. I remember in particular Thomas Caldwell, you know, I think a Navy captain, and they just, just destroyed his life. Unbelievable. So about every single one of these, unfortunately, individuals has, has a very unfortunate story like that some of them have committed suicide.

All kinds of crazy. What, what have you heard about this? Well, we, we’ve had one that committed suicide. I’m not sure if he was military, but just last week we had a J6 or that just couldn’t go on anymore, gave up. And it, right now we’re up to 29 deaths of J6 defendants. So that’s including the ones that died there that day. But the combination of suicides and people that have died, it’s, it’s really tragic. And it’s tragic that looking at that picture, those were the military that got charged. I believe there were many more, many more police officers, first responders, military that were there that day didn’t get charged that we don’t know about.

And even the military that did get charged, they, they were highly decorated. Joe Biggs, I just did an interview with him. Two Purple Hearts, two tours, 10 years service, you know, and these people, the government has destroyed their lives like Joe. They took all his VA benefits away. They commuted his sentence. He hasn’t even received a pardon. He’s waiting. There’s like 12, 13 of them that are waiting to be pardoned still that had commuted sentences. And they’re all military and all of their military benefits were stripped. They court marled him while he was in solitary confinement.

Good God. So, and here’s a request for pardon of innocence. This is, this will be the next step that we hope to be seeing soon for the, for the part. And we’ll, we’ll show that little piece of paper that you got for a part. And it really didn’t do anything other than to keep you out of prison, which is a good thing and get a lot of people out of prison. So we’re, we’re not knocking it. It’s, it was a great, fantastic move. But it was, it fell unfortunately fairly short because a lot of you have still, your lives are still ruined.

Tell us a little bit about that. Right, so the pardon of innocence that we received, it wasn’t even signed, by the way. It was a PDF file that I could put your name on, Mike, and give you a pardon of innocence if you’d like. But, you know, it didn’t change our lives. It from. For myself, I have for convictions and the pardon sits on top of those convictions. But if anybody looks me up, say I wanted to get a new job, which happens to J6ers all the time, the first thing people are going to look at is what’s on the Internet about you.

And then once they see what’s on the Internet about you, forget the job, you’re not going to get hired. Because most of us can’t find jobs, can’t, you know, so if, if you look at that, that came to us, we had to even ask for the copy of it. We had to write to the pardon attorney, give them our name, and then we got this PDF file that is our pardon, which I’m not saying I’m not grateful. I’m not in jail. So. Yeah, it’s funny because you get the pardon on the day, I think the day, day of or day before you’re supposed to go to jail.

Right? Yeah. See the date there? District of Columbia, January 27th. I was due to report to the FDC prison in Philadelphia on the 28th at 2pm how long were you supposed to serve? Four months in prison, then followed by two months home detention and then two years probation. Good God. I mean, I was at your trial and what a travesty of justice. Absolute travesty. And we’ll talk a little bit about that, but, and the repercussions. I believe that’s going to happen for a lot of those people that were involved in that and it’s, it’s unbelievable. So let’s, let’s jump in a little bit now.

I’ve got, I got some stuff to share on my end. I’ve done. I did a show with Major General Paul E. Valley and, and Sheila Holm and both of them are very, very involved in helping J6ers with this pardon of innocence. I really think that it, it needs to happen. If it doesn’t happen, then, you guys, there’s no justice really ultimately for you guys. We just exist in a world that many hate us, some support us, and, you know, what’s out there is out there and it follows us wherever we go. Yeah. And then think about if, you know, God forbid, if the table flips and the Democrats get into power.

Nothing says they won’t come back after us. Oh, there’s no question they will. Oh, they’ll push hard. They’re crying that, you know, Trump is trying to do real justice and, you know, go after the illegal aliens that are here in our country. But still there’s a lot of un. Uncleaned up stuff. Yeah. That needs to be, you know, focused on. I don’t know how many people were in the Trump administration that are multitaskers, but it, we need to find some more of them. Now. When I, when I did that show with Sheila and General Valle Vallee, he, I had someone in the, in the chat respond and said that they had sent that video because we said that people have to get involved here.

We need to do this, we need to do that. And someone said that, I guess they had a contact with one of Trump’s personal secretaries and had sent that video to him. So we’ll see, we’ll see what happens. I mean, you know, he’s a screener. Maybe he’ll look at and go, nah, we’re not gonna, we’re gonna, there’s too many other things, you know, there’s too many other things out there and there really is, there’s so many different things to, you know, press on. But I think this is this is definitely one of those. Now here’s the, here’s the article that they wrote.

Request Reporting of Innocence. It’s, it’s, it’s definitely going to make a difference if it gets out there. So we found out through a thorough investigation analysis that Sherry Facts obtained that there were no viable options to contact a decorated Marine by email. So it goes on and on. The Marine being sentenced to prison for 18 months. So as just the things that happened to those that were incarcerated should have never happened in our country. I mean, we have, we’ve got to have some kind of a law as far as putting people in solitary confinement for days on end.

You know, it’s just inhumane what they fed them, how they treated them. Although you do have one little video of the D.C. gulag that maybe you’ll show it later in the show where the guard wasn’t too concerned about the people he was watching. They’re all like, these guys all come in here and they fall asleep. We’re the terrorists, American terrorists, and they, they send in guards that fall asleep at the desk, leave their radios and everything. Yeah, we’ll show that video. But here’s, here’s a video that we put together after the show that we, we, we did.

And I even kind of allude to you in this video so you’ll, you’ll hear this. The day that Trump did the pardons, she was supposed to go to jail and got off. There’s been so much damage, and as Sheila will point out, it’s affected almost 40,000 people. Family, aunts, uncles, grandparents. Yeah. Bankruptcy, suicide. There’s a misrepresentation that’s going on. People don’t realize that they were given pardons, but it wasn’t to the level that it needs to be. Pardon of innocence is what the J6 guys that started doing the assistance on the cases, not as attorneys, they’re just regular people who experienced all of this, put together, researched and found a pardon of innocence.

They started playing at night, at 10:30 at night, the Star Spangled Banner to keep the morale up. It was so bad, none of their congressmen, Republicans or Democrats, did anything to help them until President Trump came up with the, the clemency and forgiveness at that time. All right, so that’s, that’s kind of where we’re at. Forgiveness, clemency. Right. You know, it’s, it’s, it’s great. Like we said, you gotta, you didn’t have to go to prison. That’s fantastic. People that were in prison got out, except for. Looks like sounds like 12 are still there. They found some way to keep them in there.

They’re not incarcerated, but they have been released for clemency. Okay. But they don’t have any of their military benefits that they’ve earned, so. So they’re struggling big time. Lives destroyed. Yeah. So many. So many lives destroyed. It is tra. Like I said, travesty of justice. Now let’s. Let’s look at some of the. The things that you shared with me, and we’ll kind of go into that. And here’s. Here’s a picture of. Of some of those guys. Shared screen again. And we’re just going to keep this. Keep sharing the screen here for a little bit. We’re gonna.

We’re gonna skip through some of these slides that you shared with me. Yeah, so here’s, here’s all the different. The 12 guys you talked about. Stuart Rhodes, tell us a little bit about that. So Stuart Rhodes founded the Oath Keepers organization. And so the, the prosecution, the government, their. Their narrative was that this whole thing was planned between Enrique Terrio of the Proud Boys and Stuart Rhodes. They, you know, the seditious conspiracy to start the insurrection. And, you know, Stuart is another veteran. He’s a paratrooper. And again, he’s sitting there with his clemency without the VA benefits.

I just did a really good interview with him and Joe Biggs, if anyone wants to go to my channel and check that out. But, you know. Yeah, what’s. What’s the name of your site? Let everybody know basics from the heart. We’ll put the link for that. That’s. You got some good, good videos in there. Yeah. Need some more views in there. So people need to discover you. Yeah. My goal is to put out all the voices of J6. You know, get things recorded historic for historical purposes. And I’ve done a lot of interviews with people you don’t know.

Like, you know, some of these names because they’re the ones that were highlighted in what we call the show trials of D.C. their trial went on for months, I think, with, with the government and, you know, same stuff, they make a story up and the story becomes the reality of the day. And it. They. They show what they would do in court. You were there. They. They show just a piece of a clip that puts you in a position of guilt. Right. They don’t show the other angle that might exonerate you. You know, half of the stuff they put up there doesn’t have time stamps, so you can’t correlate was occurring.

It’s all smoke and mirrors, right? And, you know, I know at your trial showing you walking around with American flag, that should have been like, okay, there’s a problem here. He’s walking around with American flag in the capital. Hello. And then they didn’t. They kind of gave little clips of you, like talking to different people and talking to an officer that tried to point you in the wrong direction to go. And. And then eventually you figured out how to get out. And they showed that video of you leaving, like, it, like, see, she’s guilty. It’s like, oh, yeah.

Did you remember when he said so when you walk through a magtometer, if you’re looking at the magometer from the other angle and someone walks through, the light goes off because somebody’s moved through it. It’s not because they have a. The prosecutor gets up and he goes, did you see the light go off? Like, I had a gun on me when I walked through it. They’re crazy. Yeah, it was a horrible railroad job. So it’s. And that happened with a lot of the J6ers. Now tell us a little about this redacted file here. Okay, so right now I’m moving two things through the court.

When I went to trial, before you go to trial, they have a pretrial conference. And at my pre trial conference, we had asked to bring this man up on the stand, which he was a metropolitan police officer and he had been named six months prior in an interview by Laura Logan and Barry Loudermilk. They had named him. What he did that day was he dressed as a Trump supporter. And we have video of him saying, go, go, go, go in the Capitol. And, and so right now, that’s all under seal. And what happens is they put it under seal and they leave it there.

And the public never knows what really, truly occurred. And you know, what we were trying to point out during trial. So I’ve asked to bring that out of Seal. And you know, the government’s pushing back on it, but there’s this analysis that courts need to do whenever they put something on Seal, it’s called the Hubbard Balancing act. And they’re supposed to take six factors and weigh them. And the first factor is public interest. Well, who’s not interested in the truth of January 6th, really? So I had told the judge that he needed to revisit this because he never spoke about the Hubbard balancing and why they made the decision to put it under seal.

So I want to know, what did you think about each of those factors and why did you decide to put Everything under seal. Because what they should do is they should go for minimal redaction if they. If that’s what they have to do. But they just put the whole thing there, you know, and where he had been identified in the public six months prior, there shouldn’t have been an issue. It should have never gone under seal. Yeah. Wow. Now, this is the procedural posture and timelines. Newly discovered evidence. Yeah. So this is my meat of my motion.

I discovered that the juror who was the lead juror on my jury team, he was actually a member of the Democratic National Committee, did work with Debbie Wasserman Schultz. He wrote positioning papers on all of the stuff that went on with Bernie Sanders. He, he. He was involved in WikiLeaks dumps. I mean, this guy was through and through. Big time DNC researcher. I’ve got all of the payments to him. I’ve got everything. Wow. Yeah. So right now, the judge called me in for an emergency hearing, and it was. So I put through this motion, and I can only reference him as jury 374.

Juror 374. You see it down below here? So anyway, I’m only allowed to say that I can’t say his name. I can’t dox him in any way. And that was the. What the emergency hearing was about. But the prosecution hadn’t even done a response to my motion, so all he had in front of him was my motion. He calls this hearing, I go in, and he tells me about this Rule 24.1, and I can’t say the guy’s name. And. But then he says, I’ve looked through your Twitter feed, and I’ve looked through all of your podcasts.

I watched a couple of your podcasts, like the one on Truth Stream, the one with the lady with the red hair. And I want you to take it down because you talk about his name. And so I said, okay, you know, my bad, I’ll take it down. If that’s the rule, I’ll follow the rule. So this is the judge doing investigative work on you, huh? Yeah. Before any evidence is on the table that goes against canon law. Judge Harvey, if you’re listening. And canon law is what you’re supposed to follow, you’re supposed to be impartial and not biased, and you’re not really.

Good point. Investigating me on your own. Yeah. So I like this. This analogy that’s. That’s in here. So this guy basically comes in, he’s a Democrat hit, hit job guy. Right. To destroy conservatives in any chance he gets, especially J6ers. Wasn’t he in another trial as well? I don’t know if he. Or there was. There was somebody that was in your trial that was another trial. Oh, yeah. That was the other juror that they allowed to sit on the jury. She had said, sat through a whole nother J6 trial and we know. Convicted another J6er. Yeah.

Yep, yep. Wow. And when I put through the motion, I said, okay, here’s a comparison that you need to think about because you’ve got this juror that said he had no hard feelings about Donald Trump or his supporters, kind of didn’t let himself be outed, what his background was. What if a black defendant was tried in federal court and his involvement was with the 1992 Los Angeles riots? Imagine the jury four person is later found out to be Steve Miller. Would that concern them? Would, would that seem biased to them? You know? Yeah, this, the ridiculousness of this is starting to come out and transcript excerpts demonstrating independent judicial review.

Like you were. Yeah, so that’s. Those are the statements Harvey made. You know, I was in the process of reviewing the drafts of your order. I became aware that there were, I don’t even know what they’re called, Ms. Young tweets. He knows what they are. Tweets on your ex account which like you’re filing, identified the name and employment information of this juror. So he admits in the transcript that he was investigating me. So that’s not good, Judge Harvey. That’s not good at all. Yeah, I don’t think it’s going to work out really good for a lot of these people that, that pushed, I mean, sick, around 1600 or more of these trials.

There was like one person that was found innocent that the odds of that are non existent in any, any other. Anywhere else unless you’re in a dictatorship. Right. And unfortunately, you know, I, I know it’s personal for everybody, but there was probably, I would say around 80% were done. Were closed through plea deals. Please. Yeah. They try to get you to do that too? Yeah. Oh, several times. And if we had really pushed back on the courts as a whole, we could have brought that whole system to its knees right then. Yeah. You know, because they don’t want trials.

They, they’re not prepared to do all this stuff. They want the plea deal, the cash move on, next person, you know. Yeah. And you, your lawyer and any other case would have like destroyed them. And I think he did, in my opinion. He did destroy them. He destroyed them. Now, can you tell us about his current involvement or Is that something? Well, he’s now with the doj, so he can’t represent me. He’s not doing private practice, but, you know, he’s a friend. Well, that’s good, because the DOJ came after you. And I remember that. That woman that was with the doj.

Every time that you guys brought up something that was basically going to destroy their case, they had to, like, you know, do this. The. The screen thing where it’s like, no one could hear anything. And they were, like, on the phone. Everybody’s on the phone. They did that so many times. They were doing. You guys were on the phone more than you were. You know, it was every minute, every time Jonathan opened his mouth. Phones, in fact. So the last day, my favorite day of the trial was when David Summerall testified for me. He, too. Wow.

Him. Him. And Jonathan played that courtroom like a drum because. So the prosecutor thinks she’s all smart after she questions David on the stand. And she was really rude to him. She called him a grifter and said, you know, what do you think of 1776? And you. You think we all belong in jail? And David’s like, yeah, I do. You think the jury belongs in jail? Yeah, I do. And the judge. Yeah, probably. So he. He got her pretty wound up. So she plays this video of what the. The government wanted to say. The police line falling apart because the protesters surged.

That was their story. So I’m sitting next to Jonathan, and she’s playing that video, and Jonathan’s like, oh, please play it to the end. Please, please. You know, we’re just whispering to each other. She. She does. He plays it right to the very end. So he gets up and he goes, I’ve got a video, too. And he had sent that video to Harvey and to her maybe two days before or a night before, because you have to share everything you’re going to do. And she gets up and she goes, you, Honor, I don’t know where Mr.

Gross is going with this. And the judge sits back. He had watched the video, and he goes, oh, I know where he’s going with this. So Jonathan shows the video, and it shows the Capitol police. They were going to shoot CS gas up into the scaffolding area. And then he takes the gun and he points it down to the cement, and it. It shoots off. And the police all get gas. The wind blows all the. That was so amazing. And they’re all, like, running back, coughing, hacking, you know. So it showed that the line didn’t collapse because of the protesters.

It collapsed because of their own actions, their own idiocy. It’s like throwing a grenade and it bounces back and blows up in on your guys. So that’s basically what happened. Scramble. And then, you know, there were people in the crowd that were definitely suspect people like you were talking about that one police officer that was not pro Trump, but had a pro Trump everything on and was telling everybody to push forward and go into going to the Capitol. Yep, yep. There are many, like that many questionable people that, you know, hindsight is what it is. And as David has gone through multitudes of these videos, he’s picked out some of those bad actors and said, okay, this guy’s doing the same thing that Cindy did.

How come he didn’t get charged? Yeah, well, now this one is. This first one. First clip we’re going to play is tear gas ammunitions fired randomly into the crowds. Now, the. You can tell that these people are not being violent. They’re not. They’re shocked. They’re just basically trying to instigate a riot on purpose. And it’s very obvious. So a lot of people, unfortunately, like we talked about Tiananmen Square. We, we basically had a Tiananmen Square where the government came into peaceful protesters in Tiananmen Square and started to fire upon them and drove them out and then arrested a bunch of them, put them in gulags and so forth, so forth.

And so that’s basically what happened on J6. And so we’re going to see the results of a lot of that. Now, I know a lot of people haven’t seen this kind of stuff. I saw it in your trial, and I’ve seen little clips of it here and there. But this is, this is really well done. You. You picked out some really good ones. So as you can see there, as those guys were just hanging out, they’re laughing. There’s, you see at the front, there’s no pushing going on. Now, the scaffolding, this was supposed to be events that were going to be happening all day long, like bands and President Trump was going to speak and all this kind of stuff that got canceled, obviously, because the police started instigating riots.

Right. You look at the munitions. I mean, if you’re doing crowd control, number one, you don’t shoot munitions at the head. We’ve got a video that I didn’t share with you, but it’s called Seven Headshots. We. We tracked the. The rubber bullets hitting seven. Seven people in the head and firing gas into the middle of the crowd versus the front of the crowd. All you’re doing is you’re driving that crowd forward. That’s exactly what the intention was. Yeah. And I’ve seen some of those. Some of those people that were wounded in the face and so forth.

They’re pretty horrific wounds. No one ever saw those. This was a masterpiece of control. This was. This was a dictatorship that controlled completely the narrative. But a lot of us, you know, have been trying to push, you know, this information out, and here it is. Yeah. You can see the people are upset. They’re upset. Why are you firing at us again right here? So everybody’s just standing here, people holding the flag. Patriot patriots. Now, I know you, David Summerall, said very, very. It was very well, well said. What you. What you said is like, there’s a lot of people that just don’t want to get involved in this.

They don’t care. It’s like, why don’t you guys just move on with your life? It’s probably because of those that are MAGA supporters that are going to save our country. And this. This is showing what we will put up with to save our country. Most people aren’t there. I mean, even you go back to Revolutionary War, civil War, so forth. There were. There were patriots that stood up and saved our country. And I think we. I think we really scared them that day. I really do. I think they realized the power of the people when the people stand up.

And they were like this, we can’t let this happen again. And that’s why they went so hard after everybody. Yeah, they really tried to downplay the numbers, but I. I believe there were well over a million people that were there. I agree. See, it’s going into the middle of the crowd. And some of those munitions, too. Mike, the triple chasers. Do you know what that is? It. It explodes, like, three times. Oh, wow. Yeah, they had some. Some crazy stuff. One of the guys that I interviewed, he was like. They were using gas that I don’t even know if it’s approved to be used, so.

And he was military. Wow. Wow, that’s. That’s very frustrating to see all this stuff. All right, so that’s. That’s one. Let’s look at. Lara Logan’s woman batted and bleeding made it impossible to deny that terrible crimes were committed that day against American people. The victim’s name was never mentioned by the January 6th committee, but it’s one. We think you’ll remember the. When you see what happened to Victoria Charity White, we turned to the security camera to see what happened during that time. It showed Lt. Bagshaw repeatedly punching Victoria. Another unidentified officer in a black uniform could be seen stabbing her with a baton again and again.

Victoria White, who you can see was surrounded, was obviously in no position to threaten or attack anyone. The single mom from Minnesota, then 39 years old, was hit and stabbed more than 40 times with a metal baton and punched in the face at least five times by Lt. Bagshaw. She was fighting to stay alive. So what they show you among those who received the MPD’s ribbon of valor at their annual awards ceremony some nine months after January 6th. Bagshell was promoted a few months later in 2021, and again the following year on April 7th, the MPD was ranked third in the nation for misconduct settlements.

At this point, you have blood running down your face. Did anyone try to help you with medical assistance? So what they show you when they’re talking, the narrative over and over and over is they show you the outside of that tunnel and everybody rushing toward that tunnel. You see guys climbing over each other and, and it looks like they’re attacking. That was what was going on inside that tunnel. And when you have a bunch of military trained men that are Alpha warriors, what are they going to do when they watch a woman getting beaten like that? They’re going to react.

And they knew it. They knew it. That’s a good point. They were, they were trying to instigate the whole time. And you know, it’s so frustrating. I can’t believe that more people that aren’t more proactive with this at this point. But, you know, videos like this that we’re going to, you know, be promoting and pushing out, it’s going to help awaken more people. Truth. It doesn’t matter when it comes, comes out. No, it’s, we’re, we’re looking at, you know, you know, close to five years after this happened. And you know, we’ve seen throughout time, you know, crimes that have been committed by people 5, 10, 15, 20 years later and people get convicted.

So we’re going to see a lot of these people, I believe they’re gonna, they’re gonna be convicted. I hope so. You know, I don’t want this to be another big event like 9, 11, Ruby Ridge, Waco, blah, blah, Oklahoma, talk about all of them that just gets swept under the rug with no answers and many questions unanswered. And they’re talking about, okay, a new J6 committee. They’re all happy about that. They’re going to come out with their final report at the end of 2026. We’ve got people dying every day because they can’t deal with this anymore, and we need it fixed before 2026.

Yeah, I totally agree. Absolutely. So here’s. Here’s another one where this one, Officer Leela Morris, basically is beating. She. I believe she beats this. This woman, Roseanne Boylan, to death. Yeah. Was unconscious when she did. Unconscious. And this woman is beating on her. Unconscious. Unbelievable. So you’re going to see over here. Let me. Let me move us. Yeah. Show them where she is because. Yeah. So she’s over here in this right corner. You’re going to see her take a. Take a baton or a stick and just start hammering away. Yeah, yeah. She’s got a yellow vest on, so it’ll become obvious, and we’ll.

We’ll pause at some point when she starts to beat. So as you can see, they’re getting extremely violent with the. With the crowd. And the crowd is basically fighting back. Right. Because they’ve got a woman that’s. That’s. You said you were just kind of like, there and the crowd pushed you. Yeah. Look at the density of the crowd. You’re not going to go the other direction. You can’t. That’s why Roseanne ended up unconscious on the ground. She was trampled to begin with. Yeah. All right, so here she is right here. You can see her just going off of that stick over and over again.

Yeah. And she got to go to the super bowl for her heroic activity. This guy right here is an actor, a famous actor, and he. He brings up his crutch to try and stop this crazy woman from beating Rose. Yep. So that’s. That’s some of the. The situation that was there that day. There was. Crimes are being committed almost exclusively by the police. Right. The Capitol Police and so forth. I saw a lot of these guys come out and, you know, make their comments and testimony and so forth. As. As someone that is a warrior, that is someone that, you know, has protected people and so forth.

For the most part. These people are POS’s, all right. Extremely horrible, horrible, horrible people. And, you know, we had the. The one head of the, uh, you know, know, Capitol Police basically resign. And didn’t he. Didn’t he end up dying shortly after that? Got hit by a car or suicide or something like that? I’m not. No, I think he’s still around, but, you know, he. He was. Now there’s a guy manger that I think is, like, at the top, and we got to get rid of him. I talked to a guy, Tarek Johnson, who’s a Capitol Police, actually.

I mean, there’s still a lot of corruption within the capital police within the doj, and they’re covering stuff up. They are looking to run out the clock on this. Let me. That’s it. They have to, because they know they’re. They’re criminals. And the only safe thing they can do is just hope that people forget, run out the clock, you know, push back, lie, you know, point fingers at other people. So that’s. It’s. I don’t know how much longer it’s going to last for him. But here’s, here’s these guys that are in prison now. Some of these, some of these were really bad, you know.

Was it. Jake Lang was. He was in solitary for long periods of time, 80% of his time. He was in there for four years and six days, I think. And yeah, he. Most of his time was in solitary. Yeah. So fortunately for you, you were able. Because they, at first of all, they did investigation on you. So, like, there’s nothing there. And so we’re closed. Case closed. And then they decided to do it. To do it again. Yeah, they decided after Merrick Garland wrote his letter about parents attending school board meetings being domestic terrorists. And lo and behold, I’d been at a school board meeting talking about masking and CRT and that.

It’s junk. Get it out of our schools. And I got caught on the television station in New Hampshire and boom, FBI at my door right after that, again opening up another case on me. Wow. Yeah. Who the real domestic terrorists? Well, I don’t know these guys they say were, but. Yeah. Well, let’s look at these. These domestic terrorists who they say were domestic terror. Right? Now, baby. So every guard, no matter what guard is working in here, they’re sleeping just like this man. Right? So we’re such. That you need to watch our. We are the domestic terrorist, okay? We’re such bad terrorists.

Such bad terrorists that these officers come in here and pass out asleep with all their stuff on the table, radios on the table, keys on the table. And that would not happen. I’ve been to other units. I’ve been to the jail side, the CDF side. I’ve been in the hole wrongfully. I’ve been in medical 82 before, been in other units. And I’m telling you, an officer would never ever fall asleep on another unit. On this unit, they come in here and notoriously fall asleep all the time. I don’t know if you said it or not, because I was out there eating.

But they’re always Bitching about us having our mask on because the camera’s watching. Camera ain’t watching. You’re sleeping all day. All day. All day. Oh, God, yeah. Even the cameras aren’t really watching them. No. It’s like Jeffrey Epstein, you know, going on here. I know, right. But to have the keys and the radio on the desk. I mean, how scared were they of. Of the people that they were putting. And you saw how crowded that place was. This guys were in there, tables all around them and talking and like carrying on. He’s fast asleep. Yeah. Crazy.

Wow. So historical panel of inquiry begins now. Yes. So David Summerall and Tim Rivers and Tamara Lee, I think her last name is. They decided we’re not going to wait for the J6 committee to be re established. They are going ahead interviewing people, putting it on record so that the history of what really happened to people is never lost. And they’re doing it in a formal fashion, which is the historical inquiry. So they’re starting to come out. I think they’ve done three or four so far. And they’re really good. That’s good because, you know, this is something we’ve been talking about.

We, me, Scott McKay and some other people have been talking about tactical civics and we have been saying that we can’t wait for this judicial system to give us, you know, justice. We have to start to do these ourselves. This is actually something that happened in Soviet Russia and that’s what that was part of the collapse of Soviet Russia, Soviet Union. And now we have the Russia which is free again. But they had tactical civics groups which started doing investigation. A lot of their stuff was on pedophilia, trafficking rings. And eventually some of the people within the administration started to come down, said, you guys have done all the work for us.

All we got to do is just push and do the conviction now. So. And they started convicting people left and right and basically collapse the Soviet Union. So that’s, that’s what we, that’s what we need to do. So let’s watch this one. Well, there’s actually three felonies because I bumped into three officers. And if you bump into a D.C. officer, it’s a felony. And there’s a, there’s a law. It’s 111. 18, 111, I believe. And it basically says that if you impede, restrict or assault a federal officer, it’s a felon. And what they did at my trial was the, the prosecutor would work with the police officer.

I remember one police officer said he didn’t remember me. And, and when you look at the video, you can see why. I basically bumped into the. His back when I was stumbling around from being shoved back. And he looked at me for two seconds and then turned away because he saw I wasn’t a threat. I just had bumped into him. But the prosecutor worked with that guy for about 15 minutes. And finally the guy, the officer said that I had impeded him. Well, under that law, if a federal. An officer says you impeded him, that law says impede, restrict, or assault.

And so what they did at trial was basically showed that I impeded these officers, meaning that I distracted them for a few seconds. And. And then I was, I was rather disgusted afterwards that after they had done that in my sentencing to the judge, and every time after that, the prosecutor would say assault. And because that law says impede, resist, or assault. So once I, once they had convicted me of impeding, they always use the word assault. You look at all the press reports and the sentencing and my sentencing hearing, the prosecution uses the word assault dozens of times.

Yep, that’s what they did with me, too. They. Because I had misdemeanors. Judge Royce C. Lamberth sentenced you to 46 months in prison and 36 months supervised release. All right, sorry, go ahead. So. So they, they basically changed the wording on my misdemeanor charges to make sure that the word violent was in there, because that was what they were after, was violent. You know, I mean, everyone that’s watching, I mean, look at Cindy Young. Does she look like somebody that could, you know, provoke violence against somebody? I guess anybody could. A baby could really could kick you in the face if you got down and like, cuckooed it too much.

And you could, like, you know, take it to jail, put it in jail or something. That’s. That’s kind of what we’re looking at here. You know, this guy was shoved by other police officers and he bumped into other police officers. So they called it assault. Right? Right. Yeah, that’s what they did for everything. They. Even the laws that we have are not very clear on a lot of things. Like this whole thing with the juror. It doesn’t say that the juror is confidential for now and forever. That, you know, after the juror’s been discharged, that he’s still confidential.

People write books about jurors, so I don’t understand that at all. I think they’re grasping because that loss is nothing about post trial as far as confidentiality. So Nancy Pelosi, like, the, the. Didn’t they the night before the J6 riots, didn’t they make the Capitol off limits because of COVID or something? Yeah. So up until that point, it was the people’s, you know, place anyone could come in. But on that day, the night before, they had made it illegal to come in because of COVID And not only about that law. Was that law distributed to everybody? No, no one knew about that.

So when people went into the Capitol, which is, you know, they threw open the doors and pretty much invited everybody in, pushed everybody in. It was. It was okay. And you see people being escorted around. You see the guy with the, you know, the, the horns, he’s walking around and he’s being escorted around. You could probably do an event in here and it wouldn’t harm anything. So, like, you’ll be on camera and then eventually you’re going to go to prison. So we’ve already got this all lined up. Wow. Not only that, that they restricted the building, but you saw the activity that was outside the Capitol early on.

Right inside the Capitol, Pence is just walking around like it’s a good old day. And of course, he’s the vice President. They had to keep him in that building to make all those charges stick. Because with him in the building, that up charged a lot of people’s charges because the vice President was in the building, he was supposedly down in the tunnel when a lot of the activity took place. But they kept him in the building to keep the child. And for that specific reason, because I can tell you, having been on lots of protective details, if there’s any kind of threat like they are saying there was, he would have been escorted down into tunnels into the car, and he.

They would have been quickly there. But, yeah, you’re right, he was kept there just so they could, you know, push those charges. So they all had a plan Pence was in on. We know that. Yeah. All Pence had to do on that day was push that because it was obvious there were lots of anomalies that needed to be investigated on the election. So the election was rigged. Everybody knew it. They knew it, we knew it. All Pence had to do was say, okay, send it back to the states, do 10 days at least worth of investigation, and then we’ll come back and we’ll vote on it.

He didn’t do that. So they had this. This riot and then it came back in the middle of the morning, night, whatever, and they voted to basically make unelected person the President of the United States. So Pence got his coin. Yeah, he got his, uh. Yeah, he’s got his silver coins. Judas. Yeah, so that’s on. That’s on the record too. So, yeah, there’s a lot of, you know, stuff like that out there. It’s very, very unfortunate, all the stuff that happened on that day. Very amazing. So let’s look at another, another little clip that you had to share with us.

So I think this is, uh, Brazil. Brazil had almost identical, uh, thing happened down there that we did. Hi. They’re tear gassing our own government. Is tear gassing people that please employ. They’re tear gassing us. The bottom of a. Have people done anything to protesting? You were just standing there. Don’t let that fake news tell you otherwise. We were peacefully protesting. Well, that. And they didn’t say anything else. Did anyone get hurt? Yeah, I think that’s outside the Capitol. And a man and a woman coming out. She was limping and she had blood all over her.

Tear gassing our own government. Yeah, that was outside on January 6, outside the Capitol. Crazy. So that’s, that’s some of the things that, you know, you had to share with us. Now let’s look at a little, a little clip of David Summerall that you did on your show from the heart. And there’s several clips in here. You should watch the whole thing. I highly recommend everybody watch the whole thing. So I’ll put the link to that in our description box. So stop the steel DC 16 and you’re going to see the police officers here and all the stuff that we’ve been talking about.

Another projectile right here. Now you see where he’s standing. You see anything happening right here? Nobody’s really fighting, but watch. So this is David Serall, and he’s the one that’s commentating. He came to your trial and, and revealed a lot of this information, too. And like you said, the Department of Justice representative basically tried to, uh, you know, belittle him, make him look bad. Now, I was also surprised that the, the judge went down and talked to the jury as well. That is unbelievable. Tell us. Tell us a little bit about that. Yeah, so at the end of the trial, Jonathan made a motion that he wanted to step back and speak to the jurors after they had come in with their verdict.

And it was. I forget which rule it was, but Harvey hadn’t even heard of the rule. He didn’t know what it was about. And Jonathan said, you know, he was really confused by it. And Jonathan said, I just want to know what I could have done differently. That’s what I want to talk to him about. Only one juror dared to stay there to talk to him. But that one juror made some admissions that are very interesting. He said how he was glad that he had that foreman that he had that helped them reach their decision. That Jura 374 that I’m talking about.

So. Wow. And. And Harvey, of course Harvey couldn’t let Jonathan go on his own. He went down there, you know, to join the party. Crazy goes over the crowd where they’re standing chanting, usa, usa. Not moving forward, not trying to advance. There’s that separation we’re talking about. It goes into the middle of this crowd, Right. Look at these people down here. They’re not fighting seal. The smoke that makes people run, gets people trampled. There you go. Rubber bullet. When I see that on cnn, abc, NBC, they’re not going to show you what they did to us.

They want you to think we were bad guys. Now, did that go all the way through? Yep. Because it looks like he has water cotton in his water cotton or, you know, something to stop the bleed. Lodged in his cheek, I think. But it did go all the way through. It loosened his teeth. Wow. I. There’s an interview that I did with him, like one of the early on ones. Yeah. And you know, he’s got quite a scar left from it. It’s crazy. That’s. Again, even after that, he still knew that he needed to stay there and stand for what was right, you know.

Oh, my God, that’s amazing. And that’s what, you know, over a million of us did, you know, even though we were getting that it was probably going to be compromised. I even did a show the night before with a gentleman that has, you know, very Olay demigod who has extremely good intuition on when there’s going to be false flag events, a lot of them in Europe. He’s, uh, he basically had to flee Europe. He lives overseas now. But he on my show said, tomorrow, Michael, you’re going to have false flag. And I was like, oh, bummer.

And. But a lot of us had heard that. I think we probably would have like 3 to 5 million people there. But a lot of people were kind of scared off because they had heard that, you know, there was going to be, you know, a disruption by the bad guys. And we definitely saw it. Even the Capitol Police had intelligence that said three days before, that was the whole National Guard thing. Trump offered the National Guard. They declined it because, you know, optics, it wouldn’t look good. But again, part of the setup they wanted this to happen.

Yeah. So what do you think about that one, Dave? That was you narrating, right? Yeah, that was at a speech. So we posted that on, on X. I think it was 2021 into I think December. But that’s from a speech from June of 2021, just a couple of months after January 6th. And we were already destroying the narrative in so many ways. And yet the power of the censorship and the propaganda, the media arm, and then of course, as we know, the government arm doing the same things. And you know, we were, we were just trying to tell the truth of the experiences that we had and what people were there for.

And, and still just the other day, Cindy, I had somebody saying, well, y’ all shouldn’t have been there. You know, if you’re going to run in the house, if you ran in my house. I said, wait, wait, just. This is before they went in the house. This is in the yard still. And they said, well, you should have known and you should have left. I said, you couldn’t leave. And, and they said, well, what about the, the, the munitions? I said, well, they didn’t throw them at the front to drive the crowd back. They threw it in the middle of the crowd to make it go forward and backwards and sideways.

People just don’t understand because the TV people, you know, the, the news guys, the. Got out the first words, oh, it was terrible. Officer Sicknick got murdered and all these five, five policemen died that day. And there was poop on the walls and you name it. Yes, and you know, that’s a great point. And, and here I know we’ve talked to several of our friends in this little small, tight knit community about that one particular thing, but if there was any poop anywhere, feces, anything, anywhere, somebody would have had a real charge for it. They would have had real pictures of it.

They would have had real video of it probably coming out of somebody if that was the case. Now I’m not against saying that the mayor took all the bathrooms from us so nobody had a place to go to the bathroom. I, I’m not saying that that’s what people did because I don’t think they did. I think we tracked mud in the building and they said, that looks like poop. Let’s say that they got poop everywhere, but that’s not what anybody was doing when they got inside. They were asking the policeman, is there a restroom close? Because the mayor made sure we didn’t have any outside.

Now I know a lot of people using the bathroom in the Bushes outside and stuff. I get that. But we weren’t defecating, defacing a picture of him. All right, so this, this one’s, this next one’s really good too, because let me tell you though, about this poop story, because I got more. I spent the weekend in New York with Jake Lang and a couple of his buddies that were in the gulag together. And one of them actually told me the story of how that got surfaced. Nancy Pelosi’s daughter interviewed him in the gulag and he was messing with her and he said, well, I could have defecated on her desk.

And they ran with that, and it was all made up. He made it up. So, yeah, kind of like you bump into somebody, it becomes a violent, you know, violence. So against a police officer. Yeah, this is, this is the way they do things, Kevin. Oh, this is who. All right, so we’re looking, we’re looking at the teeth here of this gentleman that’s doing. Instigating everyone to go inside the Capitol. And it’s the same guy. And we’re gonna, you’re gonna go. We’re gonna look a little bit deeper on this one. This is part of the conspiracy theory that we, we, we’ve been pushing that’s been proven that these guys had instigators.

And then after this, they were high level people. It would be like, you know, like you were talking about Stephen Miller in the crowd, you know, yelling at everybody to. To go riot in a. So and then they all get like, you know, arrested and go to prison and he goes to their trials and, and, you know, talks. It is the same thing. Yeah. Find out who his buddy is. Yeah, let’s listen. Six committee. We. This was who was yelling all those orders from the scaffolding. Sky gear. And that’s a picture of John Nichols, who’s a very good friend of Jamie Raskin, who was one of the largest mouths on the select committee, had most to say.

Still does have a lot to say. Weird how that works, isn’t it? Isn’t it? Yeah. So let’s play a little clip of, of Jamie Raskin with his friend John Nichols. Let’s. Let’s take a look at them together and just remember that picture. I knew you’d say that. You let us. I want to try and cover a lot of territory tonight in relatively short amount of time. And I thought it might be best to begin with the news and to begin with kind of the, the activities that you are most known for at this moment and most engaged with.

And that is obviously, the January 6th committee and activities related to Donald Trump. So let’s start by with the basics. How much trouble is Donald Trump in? Well, I think there are very few people on earth who could wake up and handle all of the legal troubles he’s brought upon himself. You know, when it came out about the fact that he’d been pilfering thousands of government documents, many of them classified top secret documents, and leaving them around this public hotel, which is a famous magnet for foreign spies and people from other, you know, countries and so on.

When we heard that, all of us on the January 6th committee were completely shocked because that’s a completely different crime. That has nothing to do with what we’ve been investigating, which was, of course, his determined efforts to overthrow the 2020 presidential election by legislatures. Enough is enough. Enough is enough. Jamie Raskin show. But do you see any reason. But that’s, that’s a good indicator right there. We’re going to see a little bit more of this. You know, they, they all work together to cause this. And then the cause, lawfare against President Trump and lawfare against J6ers that were basically innocent.

We’re just there, you know, supporting an election that was being stolen. Was stolen. Now, you guys brought up a very good point that we need to, like, fix this because there’s a lot of people saying we’re going to go back, we’re going to fix 2020 and we’re going to go back 2016. Do we keep going all the way back to JFK? No, we need to fix this right now. This is an easy fix. Very, very easy fix. And then we can move on. Because a lot of you guys just want to move on with your lives.

Yeah, yeah. There’s going to be probably at some point a lot of people held accountable. And as more people are freed to talk and can see, like we’re showing you can talk about this, more people are going to come out and talk about it. Yeah. And hopefully push back, too. I mean, you know, a lot of us now can look at our trials and look at some of the things that occurred that were violations of our constitutional rights and push back and, and highlight those things, you know? Yeah, I mean, we could, we can look back on 9 11.

There’s a lot of things that happened 911 that people are starting to become aware of now. Like the planes crash. Take time. David says, oh, like he was putting this information out in 2021 and people are just waking up to it. And thank you, Mike, for doing this because we need to Keep it fresh in people’s minds. Yeah, absolutely. You know, let’s go a little bit deeper in this and. And reveal, you know, what’s. What’s going on here. And I think that’s one of the things that people need to see the truth and how these people, you know, massively manipulated this information and got away with it until now.

So now we’re starting to reveal, and the reveal is going to continue to increase as we go forward. Blends between John Nichols and the scaffold commander. Yeah, I think those teeth are a dead giveaway. He should have got those fixed. His parents were too tight, you know, they were too cheap. They said, you know, John, you’ll be fine. Live with the teeth. And he said, this is going to come back to bite me. And he’s talking. Raskin’s talking about the legal problems that Trump had. I think the tide might be shifting a little bit. Well, you know, it’s funny because Raskin just said there were very few people on this earth that could wake up to the problems he wakes up to.

You mean, he’s extraordinary. Thank you. Thank you. He’s an extraordinary human. He can handle stuff that a lot of people can’t handle. So he’s the right man for the dub. That’s right. Right. So that’s, you know, still another open question that people tend to like to have discussions about and. And have cognitive dissidence about, but it’s pretty clear to me who the guy is. I don’t know. Yeah, I didn’t have much trouble putting those teeth together. I mean, that. That’s really what it comes down to for me. You can’t have that jacked up a teeth in two different heads with those similar little scrawny bodies, little bitty mini man stuff, you know, little tiny boy, you know, and then to have the glasses and the teeth, I mean, that’s a dead giveaway.

I mean, somebody. All right, so here he is basically instigating the crowd. Now, you’ve seen the backstory on him. Now here’s where it all began. Can’t hear it. But that. Those are the words he’s saying. Oh, you can’t hear it? Nope. So have you been hearing any of this before? I was. This one just. All right, let me. Let me go back and make sure that my. My share is. I got the sound on. It’s probably what it is. Sorry I didn’t do that before. But, yeah, here we. Here he is basically telling everybody to go into the Capitol.

Come on. Come now, come now. We need help. We’re gonna fill up the capital. They got in. Come on, move forward. Move forward. Climb up over the wall. Get in there out of those bleachers. So you hear that guy? Wow. Yeah. So that’s. That’s incredible. You know, all of the different things that, you know, we. We know that there were Ukrainians in the crowd instigating, breaking windows and all that kind of stuff. That’s been proven. None of that stuff really came out. If we’re going to do this correctly, then we’re gonna have to do it ourselves.

I believe, and I think those guys that are. That are pushing and doing that, that’s. That’s. That’s fantastic. We need more of that. Conduct our own trials. Yeah. And keep pushing back like I’m trying to do with the courts. And right now, I’ve got my case. And the interesting thing is that. So Harvey is all about what needs to be redacted in all the information. That’s what he’s focus on. He’s avoiding the Jura issue. He’s avoiding the sealed evidence issue like the plague. And it’s just showing more bias in his approach because he’s delaying things on the docket intentionally.

So here’s where I stand. I don’t think I know that Harvey has a handler, and that handler is chucking, because my case got passed from Chuck into Harvey. And I believe that she just makes sure he does her bidding. And so I don’t think he’s got it within him to rule truthfully with justice in my favor. I think he’s gonna deny. He’s gonna, you know, overrule or whatever he does and. And try to put an end to it. And that’ll put me into the point where I have to appeal within 14 days. So I’m preparing for that.

You know, right now. Are you going to, you know, do any kind of suits against any of this? Yeah, when. When all is said and done, I will come back around and do that too. And I’m also going to file some judicial complaints. And I’ve already filed complaints on the juror, which they were all upset about, but that’s my right. He. He didn’t lie under oath, but he didn’t tell the truth under oath either. So, you know, I guess omission is a lie in my world. Oh, definitely. Now you have a. You have a give sin.

Go. We share. Share the screen and show that. Now, what’s. What’s your latest thing that you’re doing with the Gibson Go. So the latest thing Is as I’m preparing on the judicial misconduct, I really need transcripts. And as a defendant, what they don’t tell you is during like, pre trial, do you want your transcript? They don’t ask you, they just move on. So asking for them to record the transcript from that portion of my trial is going to cost me $841 for the transfer. Yeah, it’s by the page, by the word, all of that. And it was pretty lengthy.

It was a couple of days of discussion. But in those transcripts, I can take the words that were used against me, like, I don’t want to hear about the. The First Amendment in my courtroom, and we’re going to prove this in court. A statement to the prosecution, things like that. Those are all things that I can use quoted from the transcript to prove misconduct. Goodness. So you need another $1241. Yeah. To prepare for the going to appeal. Appeal is going to cost $400. So I’ve got. The minute he rules, I’ve got 14 days to file the appeal and the $400 to go forward with appeal.

Wow. So we. We were just at an event in Maine. We’re happy to see you there. And we. We sold a bunch of my books and we. We gave you a bunch of. We gave you that money that we got from the books. And. Yeah, so, you know, that’s. And we, We’ve helped you out a lot. But, you know, it’s. I give money to the J6ers every month. Jake Lang distributes that money. So it is. It is an ongoing thing. You guys need our help to. To seek justice. That helps all of us, and that’s what the courts count on.

They’ve destroyed us financially, so they count on the fact that we can’t fight back because we don’t have the money to fight back. That. Sure, sure. You know, so. And I do appreciate, Mike, you’ve been a huge help to me, and I’m so glad that we’re friends, you know? Oh, yeah, me too. Because I. I totally believe in your. You’re like, I, I could have some of these alpha males out there, and they don’t have the. The kind of go get them that you do. And of course, your backstory is pretty impressive as well. You’ve been at this since a little kid, so.

Yeah. Wow. What a. What a great story. So are you writing a book, too? Did you say something about writing a book? Yeah, I’ve got a good portion through it. Although the stuff that I’m dealing with right now is probably going to have to be in the tail end section of that book. You know, I’m at the point of trial that chapter, which is going to be a lengthy one, so I’m hoping it be out like late fall, early December maybe. It’s coming. Yeah. And you know, if people want to donate and, and you want to put, you know, pre order the book with your donation, I’ll send you a signed copy of the book when it comes out.

Oh, that’s brilliant. Very good. Very smart. So how do they do that? Just put on the donation. Just put pre order, pre order. Unbound. Unbowed. Unbowed. Okay. Unbowed. Unbowed. Okay, great. So, Gibson, go. And that’s Cindy Young. Yep. And that pulls it up. Yep. Very good. All right. So, yeah, definitely guys help out however you can. It does make a difference, uh, if more of us get involved in this, uh, you know, not just monetarily, but also sharing this, sharing these videos, talking about it. This is far from over, unfortunately. There’s more to be done here and we have to do this.

Pardon of Innocence. Yeah, Garden of Innocence. And that’s, that’s what we’re pushing on a lot of different levels to, you know, transpire. So the more we talk about this, the more we share this, the more likely contact your. Because a lot of these congressmen and senators, they shied away from this massively. And a lot of the people that are out there, I’m not going to name names, but, you know, Dave Summerall talked about how there’s a lot of people that are in the truth community, they just string this along because it basically gets some views and they don’t care about, you know, fire hosing the truth out there like he does.

You know, like we do. We’re. We’re trying to get this resolved and we really need to get this truth out there. And some of these guys are dragging their feet. Yeah. Intentionally, I would say, too. Yeah. Yeah. All right, well, thank you. Thank you. Yeah. It’s always, always been a pleasure and honor you. You have such great information. Very articulate with it. I mean, everybody can see you’re speaking from the heart. So that’s probably why you’ve been very successful. You know, God’s looked over you and, you know, so have people that, you know, have that same mindset, you know, to help God help us, you know, so how do we help ourselves? We get involved.

God is giving you. You’re one of his messengers to, to help us wake up and, you know, push back on this evil that, that’s corrupted our government. Yep. Stay in the love vibration and smile at them. Very good. All right. I don’t say the smile, but I should. All right, Sandy, that’s beautiful. Thanks a lot. All right. Love you, Mike. Take care. Thank you very much. Absolutely.
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