United States Department of State

We did.

We had a State Department that issued human rights reports that identified this as political interference, as arbitrary detentions.

State Department doesn't do that, by the way, anymore.

And it's degrading the whole sense that the law applies to everybody.

And we have so many people in this country now who say, like, I pay my parking tickets.

They haven't paid any price for it here, right? And then they actually went and did it in Brazil already in 2021, and they bragged about it.

The State Department bragged about how they sent down election observers to help Lula win against Bolsonaro, and then they did the J6 routine against Bolsonaro again as well.

I mean, they literally are just running the same playbook They ran against America.

They're running it in Brazil to enormous success.

We are, alexjoneslive.com is where you can find the article, not many other places.

And then, as a follow-up to this, so they steal the election outright.

They probably stole it the first time with the help of the State Department, as the State Department bragged about it.

After the first round, where they stole the election in 21, I believe it was, they sent Yair Bolsonaro to jail.

What do you think, like for someone who's listening in at the moment, what can someone do in their everyday life to be part of the change that you're making in the world to help remove the barriers that the disability community is facing? And especially when it's things that might be more overlooked or less obvious?

I think the first question I would always ask, and we did this over and over again with leaders in the State Department and embassies and that kind of stuff, is you have your top three priorities, right? Let's say you're a C-suite leader in a company.

What's your top three priorities? I would love to hear those.

What's my top three priorities? My top three is, you know, uh, increase our profit margin.

And then, as a follow-up to this, so they steal the election outright.

They probably stole it the first time with the help of the State Department, as the State Department bragged about it.

After the first round, where they stole the election in 21, I believe it was, they sent Yair Bolsonaro to jail.

Now they're trying to do the same thing to his son.

They haven't paid any price for it here, right? And then they actually went and did it in Brazil already in 2021, and they bragged about it.

The State Department bragged about how they sent down election observers to help Lula win against Bolsonaro, and then they did the J6 routine against Bolsonaro again as well.

I mean, they literally are just running the same playbook They ran against America.

They're running it in Brazil to enormous success.

There's always some other piece that we don't have in hand.

This is a warning from the DNI, Mr. Clayton, and it's to the State Department.

What is your sense, Bill? What are you looking for? Some demonstration of authority? Some retaliatory moment? A bomb? What is in your imagination about the scale threat, Bill?

Yeah.

So that's something – because they've successfully used drones and missiles – to target for instance well the houthis have the the irgc has and the iranians have as well when they've they've launched attacks that um they've hit very specific targets they've hit you know military bases that you know you look at the recent targeting of the iranian oil infrastructure uh hitting airports so you know that's something i'm looking for are they looking to turn that in that uh missile and drone infrastructure against U.S. personnel, specifically embassies or U.S. businesses that are in the region.

The number of wars here are impossible to encapsulate.

So I'm speaking to Edmund Fitton Brown and Bill Rajo about one specific threat that the DNI conveys to the State Department.

The threat is from Iran, and it's about the intention of the Americans to continue the offensive against Iran when and if the president orders it.

But here we are.

Now, we do have the U.S. State Department warning Americans about travel to China.

saying that there is the possibility of wrongful detention, electronic surveillance, restrictions that could keep you from coming home.

Obviously, right, this is a mass murdering dictatorship.

So the State Department is urging Americans to exercise increased caution if they go to mainland China.

Right.

Speaking of the communist Chinese regime, they're making another big push to reshape the international order with Beijing calling the shots.

And they've been doing that to good people for years.

They say it's about schools.

What do you say as a former guy that ran the CIA and the State Department?

Yeah, Brian, I don't think that's what it's about at all.

I think this is about nations that have failed to do the most fundamental things for their people, right? So they had wide open borders.

Trump staffer Britt McHenry is out after a video of her throwing a drink at a fan during an NBA game went viral.

According to Page Six, Britt was forced to resign from her role as U.S. State Department press advisor on Thursday, just a few hours after the video started making the rounds on social media.

Britt previously worked as an ESPN correspondent and a Fox Nation commentator before joining Trump's State

Department.