officers want joe biden to win and not donald trump? why were they so interested in helping joe biden vs. trump? i think that s a question that needs to be answered. and the other one, martha, is, you know, what is the impact on our faith in institutions? i mean, i know f for myself, i don t trust our intelligence agencies anymore. i m done with them. > martha: well, you know, it s a very serious breach. and you would think these individuals would feel so strongly about their own reputations that they would never put them on the line if they didn t have a very strong sense. now, they can pick apart this letter and say well, we thought it had all the earmarks of russian disinformation and maybe they can seek to distance themselves with some sentences in there that make it sound like they weren t 100 percent sure. but the impact is clear. the impact that they were handing him this talking point on the debate stage and the impact as you say of voters who say, gee, i might have thought
use in response. and what is he talking about the debate that was coming up, the story about the laptop, they wanted to tell everyone it was not legitimate. and he says and john breneman s retort was sign me up. so then suddenly joe biden says 51 intel agents say the laptop is classic russian disinformation. you remember that debate. what kind of effect did that 51 intel agents have on that debate on that point? i sure do remember that night. i was in the room. and it was a big moment because everybody was wondering what kind of impact hunter biden s laptop might have on the coming election. and it s really stunning, brian and rachel and lawrence. when you look back at this and you read these documents. you look at these emails and you see this coordination going on and the reason it s so stunning is because these former cia directors and the rest of these officials basically did this on a hunch, right? and a desire to, quote, help biden win in the election. remember at the same time
effort, i think, is fair to help president biden, to help vice president biden become president biden. and i think it just you know, you see why it even here we see people wondering about institutions and the faith they have in them. clearly that s a huge issue at home in the united states there is a story hit people hard acceptance that really officials that we consider to be prestigious willing to sign on to something when they really didn t have any evidence that it pointed in the direction of russian disinformation. rachel: martha, they said this letter was to help joe biden. there s a lot of polling that shows that if people had known about this when they went to the ballot box, or had known it was true, they would not have voted for joe biden. and i think it says something like 14% it could have changed the election, many people would argue, based on that polling. but, i guess the question i have is why would 51 intelligence
steve: let s see what that particular board of parole does suggest. i mean, if they say you know what? there is cause for a pardon let s see what the governor says. lisa: i asked the state senator who we spoke to last hour what they did to this d.a. that asked the lead homicide detective to hide information and also engage in what is alleged to be witness tampering are you going to remove him? why does he still have a job this he said they are looking o take action in the legislative body to remove people like him. brian: talk about 2024. president biden has a problem. he has very little energy. he doesn t get big crowds when he travels. yet he wants to win four more years as president. without a pandemic to lean on, people are going to need him to campaign. hold everything, what if he waits until the fall. what if he actually does a social media campaign tactically using influencers on tiktok which by the way we are debating any clear thinking person would be banning it. but not
very vocal about it. part of that reason is because they have other more lucrative contracts with the federal government with hhs with, you know, homeland security regarding the border issue. and their involvement with helping migrants helping migrants. you know, through. this and so it has silenced the church in a way that i think is very troubling on very important moral issues. and on their very right to exist and some constitutional issues such as during covid when they were silent. so this is a growing trend. in oregon there was a woman christian woman trying to adopt children who was denied the ability to because she wouldn t sign an issue saying that she agreed with lgbtq trans gender ideology. so this is a crash course between one ideology that clearly the biden administration is for and another, you know,