Skates on what you and i would be doing 10-15 in a federal prison for is disturbing. people sense the unfairness. it drives people nuts and they can see it. so it s one of the things i think president trump s four years in office revealed. the incredible corruption that exists in our country, we love to talk about law and order. it means first of all i don t want cincinnati to be the murder capital of the country. but it means when people in power break the law, they should go to jail, too. the fbi that got an illegal wiretap on the president of the united states, the people involved in that should be punished. the agents who engaged in an
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Power. they said they have to rely on the power much its tech sector to insure the narrative events continues to be shaped by facts not foreign adversaries. you know who was the first person to sign that letter? james clapper. they keep their power and access while insuring your safety. thanks, fellas. you are doing a great job. the common theme of this show i m proud to bring to you. but more specifically, it s not about money. the haves always seem to have access to power. access, access. one of those access is brian deese. blackrock. i say former because now he s in
Together. obama wants to give big tech more power to censor you. the dollar, crypto, the stock market. folks, the drama and confusion rounding the transportation mask mandate has nothing to do with your health. it has everything to do with maintaining the power of those in charge over you. what power am i referring to? we disagreed with the decision immediately. so the immediate steps were to determine what power we had to respond to that. our focus was seeing what power we had to preserve what we felt was in the public health interest of the country. dan: it s always been about power. here is a look at the power she is talking about.