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MILITARY PARADE SECRET SERVICE Secret Service Agent Sitting Behind President Trump is the same Agent (at Bush Sr. Funeral) that gave Laura Bush an envelope that led to Jeb Bush dropping his jaw in shock! 🔥🔥🔥 This Military Parade was a lot bigger than a parade! More on today's podcast!
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio introduced by President Trump! Sheriff Joe found the fraud in Obama's birth certificate! Interesting comms!!! https://t.co/gvnGCMdfYz
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I kissed a man I don't usually kiss. People want Sheriff Joe back. He's tough. I'm not a typical politician. I admire John McCain. He helped my wife when she had cancer. Media criticism boosts my polls. Thank you, Mr. President, our birthdays are the same day, June 14th.
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Speaker 0: I don't kiss men, but I kissed him. We had a real border with this guy. People said he was too tough or too now they're saying, where is sheriff Joe? You know, he's a 170 years old, but we want him back. Joe, say something.
Speaker 1: I wanna I wanna see your birth certificate. He doesn't believe my age. You think I'm 73?
Speaker 0: I think you're 50. 50.
Speaker 1: I love this guy. When NBC came up to me and said, John McCain, your hero, and I paused because 4 months before, I woke up and told my wife to thank you, everything you've done for Eva. Never forget that. Never. So so so I said about McCain, I'm not gonna them.
You know, he still served our country. But when I woke up, I told my wife, I finally found the only hero I ever had in my life. And that's him. And unlike unlike the president, I'm not a typical politician. We talk too much sometimes.
That's okay. But you know what? You talk from the heart. Unfortunately
Speaker 0: and you
Speaker 1: get in trouble for that. And what he did for my wife, Ava, I will never forget. When my wife came down my wife used to watch Fox, who I never watch anymore, except for your guy. And because she used to watch Donald Trump. And when I told Donald Trump about my wife, that she had cancer, He's called my wife, not once, 7 times.
You didn't have to do that. So all the media up there, you know, they bad mouth me every day. I love the media to bad mouths. Maybe my polls keep going up. So keep bad mouths in it.
You're doing him a favor too. Keep badmouthing. So anyway, mister president, from the heart and by the way, June 14, you and I birthday, same day. Thank you.
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@Prolotario1 President Trump via @PapiTrumpo posted this verse today … Makes me wonder
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The Secret Service's response to a FOIA reveals their deception. Despite claiming no DNA was found and destroying the cocaine bag, documents show three tubes of DNA were preserved. The baggie's DNA was processed and stored as evidence. Their actions raise suspicions.
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HT: @JesseBWatters EXCLUSIVE: the Secret Service has responded to Primetime’s FOIA over the White House cocaine investigation. We now know they’ve been lying to you about everything. After telling us they didn’t find any DNA and destroying the bag of coke, the documents tell us there’s three tubes of DNA that they didn’t destroy. They did find DNA on the baggie- it was processed and moved to an evidence vault for preservation. They now have an insurance policy.
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The Secret Service's handling of the cocaine investigation has raised suspicions. Initially, they claimed the cocaine was found in the library, but later said it was in a cubby near the situation room. The Secret Service redacted where the cocaine was first found, which is questionable. The substance was initially identified as opioids and amphetamines, but later confirmed to be cocaine. DNA was found on the baggie, despite the Secret Service initially denying its presence. They have preserved the DNA sample, but may destroy it in the future. The investigation seems muddled and confusing, leading to speculation of a cover-up. The Secret Service's actions and inconsistencies have raised doubts about their handling of the case.
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Speaker 0: Fox News alert prime time FOIA the Secret Service over the cocaine investigation, and we just got back over a 100 pages of documents. And the Secret Service has been lying to you about everything. Here's why. When the cocaine was first Found, they said it was in the library where the first family lives. We have a yellow bar stating cocaine, Hydrochloro, take my screen in the library.
Then there were reports that the cocaine was actually found outside the situation room.
Speaker 1: Now that the investigation has progressed, and so they're saying the West Executive entrance, which as you noted, is closer to the situation room.
Speaker 0: The Secret Service then said no. It was in a cubby with a lot of foot traffic around it. And yes, there are cameras, but that particular cubby was in a blind spot. How do you mistake the library for the situation room and the situation room for the cubbies? Because when I'm in a library, I know I'm in a library because there's books everywhere.
Does it look like there's books everywhere? That's a wall of cubbies. They say the coke was found in locker number 50, right there in the middle. And there's a key missing. Now what do you think the chances are that the Secret Service has the key?
Because prime time thinks the coke may have been planted in the cubby after it was found in the library. Good thing we have the documents from the Secret Service right here. But here's the thing, the Secret Service redacted where the cocaine was first found. If the cocaine was actually first found in the cubby and they photographed it in the cubby, why would they redact that? And then at one point the Secret Service says, the suspicious substance is a white powder in a small ziplock bag on the Redacted lobby floor.
What lobby floor? The lobby into what room? The library? And I thought they found the cocaine in the cubby. Well, the cubby's not on the floor.
The cubby's on the wall. Later on in the night, they said it was in the cubby and they didn't redact that. They want us to think it was found in that little locker. And initially after the HazMat team tested it, the white powder came back positive for opioids and amphetamines. It was only after additional tests that they determined it to be cocaine.
And that's confusing because on the audio you heard from Hazmat, It was cocaine. A white powdery opioid? That's Fentanyl. Maybe. I thought these tests were supposed to be accurate.
So far, this bag has tested positive for opioids, amphetamines, cocaine, caffeine and baking soda. But here's where it gets even more suspicious. They told us they didn't find any DNA, but the documents say they did. Remember the coke baggy's Been blown up. The Secret Service took the evidence from Quantico and they destroyed it.
They didn't want the FBI to have it, but There's more evidence that they didn't destroy. An envelope with 3 tubes of DNA. Where did they get the DNA from? They got the DNA off the baggie. So the Secret Service lied, and so did the White House.
They did find DNA on the baggie, And the DNA was processed and has been moved to an evidence vault for preservation. So the Secret Service as an insurance policy. We asked the Secret Service for an explanation, and they said, oh, it's secondary DNA. But the initial Secret Service report clearly said there was no DNA found and there is no physical evidence. But the documents show they're keeping a DNA sample in an evidence locker.
As if Is this so Biden's dog bites another agent, they have something? We don't know. And the Secret Service told prime time They may end up destroying the DNA evidence at some point down the road. You know, protocol. Primetime asked the Secret Service, Why didn't you take DNA samples from your suspect list?
They said they would have needed a court order. This tells me 2 things. The Secret Service didn't want to crack the case, or the Secret Service knew the coke was found in the library and put it in a cubby and closed the case. James Fitzgerald is a retired FBI criminal profiler and a forensic linguist. James, so they had DNA, and they've had it the whole time, and they're preserving it.
What's going on here?
Speaker 2: I think you'd almost have to do a few lines of cocaine, Jesse, to understand all that you went Through and all this investigation has been happening with this investigation over the last few months. It seems like obfuscation is the prime Operating word here. Confuse everyone as much as possible. I'll leave out the clue game references with the library To, to Cubby and who knows where Colonel Mustard may be or someone like that, but this is just, this should be a very simple investigation. A bag is found Somewhere, police, secret servers are called.
Here's the evidence. Send it to the lab. But there's just so much going on here, You can't help but ask yourself, and any you don't even be an experienced profiler, just ask yourself, there's just too much gone wrong here. No investigator is that bad. Even a crack investigator, no pun intended, would somehow get the basic information right here, get it off to the right lab, and get the primary, DNA from the baggie, if it if the baggie still exists, and that could still be very valuable.
All you need is 1 to 10 nanograms Of, of DNA material for Touch DNA, and you have your suspect. You have the suspect, people give the swabs, and you should narrow this down within days.
Speaker 0: Does it seem like to you that they found it on the floor of the library? Because that's what it sounds like to me. They found it on the floor of the library, and then they moved it all around, and it wound up in a cubby where there was no camera and 500 suspects. Isn't that what it is? It's a cover up.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That's, who knows? The person on the floor of the there might have been a person on the floor of the library where this cocaine was found. They'd take it off of his hand, then put it into the cubby. There's all kinds of counter and and triple counter moves going on here to again somehow confuse Those of us in the public, and certainly some investigators, I I I was wrong with you back in July about this.
I am sure there are some investigators chomping at the bit, Secret service FBI that really wanna get to the bottom of this, but they're being told by their appointed bosses that no, this is, you know, keep the littleness whole matter and, it'll just Go away.
Speaker 0: Would it make sense?
Speaker 2: Guys getting your foyer request back. For sure.
Speaker 0: I mean, we got a thick stack here, and we're just going through it. Would it make sense for the Secret Service They'll hold on to this DNA sample just in case, you know, just in case anything happened or anything needed to happen.
Speaker 2: There's never a reason to get rid of evidence certainly within weeks or months of a crime. 10 years down the line, maybe. But, but not at this point in time. There's just it's just no rationale for that.
Speaker 0: Yeah. They blew up the coke bag and then they kept the DNA. Very, very interesting.
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Anons affirmation!🙏 Conspiracy Theorist no more! 💥 The Truth about JFK assassination finally hits MSM. Doctors reveal a different story than the government! One doctor was threatened if he ever reported about the shot in JFK’s neck! 😳 A documentary will feature tomorrow! https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/jfk-parkland-doctors-come-forward-160000811.html
JFK’s Parkland Doctors Come Forward: Oswald Didn’t Act Alone
In an exclusive clip from Paramount+ doc JFK: What the Doctors Saw, the doctors who treated JFK at Parkland Hospital say one of the bullets was an entrance wound
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Citizen Bank Collapsed! 🔥🔥 Let’s goooo!!! 🔥🔥 @amc4everyone @BossBlunts1 https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/citizensbank.html
FDIC: Failed Bank Information for Citizens Bank, Sac City, IA
FDIC: Failed Bank Information for Citizens Bank, Sac City, IA
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NO ONE IS REPORTING THE OLINDA / KULA FIRES ON MAUI ! That fired traveled MILES! Did you know Oprah's property was at Thompson Ranch in Kula?!?!!!
