Frank Church

There should be no room in America for something like that to happen, but the reality is, and it's been talked about on my show by guests who have been on here over the years, and they were right over the target with this.

They're like, "Look at the Church Committee." Frank Church in his next election had whatever it was.

I don't remember the millions of dollars back then in the '70s, but he had all this dark money brought in through polls that were from the intelligence agencies.

Yep.

And I'll just give you a quick list.

So the church committee set up by Senator Frank Church They delivered their findings, or maybe it all happened in the same year, but it happened in 1975, the year I was born, so I'll never forget that.

They investigated the CIA, FBI, NSA, and IRS, so you can imagine there was a little bit of material there.

So I'm going to tell you, just very briefly, some of the findings of the Church Committee, and this will probably be familiar to your audience, but anyway.

Because the frightening thing about MKUltra, the frightening thing, is not that somebody invented it, you know, or anything like that, is that it's not that somebody invented it on the internet, whatever.

It's the fact that, how do I say this? The funny thing is that MKUltra even existed, that the United States government as events by Frank Church and the Church Committee, documented CIA projects involving behavioral modifications.

And by the way, do me a favor, lose CIA.

There are 17, 17 intel agencies under the DIA, under Tulsi Gabbard before she quit, before she left or whatever it was.

The operation was formally exposed during the Church committee hearings of 1975 and 1976.

Senator Frank Church's investigation into government intelligence abuses produced a finding that at the time, at least 50 American journalists were confirmed CIA assets.

The CIA's director at the time, William Colby, acknowledged the relationships.

The agency subsequently implemented guidelines restricting paid relationships with American journalists, though the guidelines permitted other forms of contact.

We can't let them all walk away like they did at Abu Ghraib of doing all the torture of all these people.

Let them walk away like we did with the CIA hearings by Frank Church and where nobody gets prosecuted for all the drug smuggling, the criminal assassinations that they've been engaged in, etc.

And then Frank Church ends up getting ousted from office in his very next election because millions of dollars of secret money come flowing in from the Nugent Hand Bank in Australia through these two southern African banks of the Afrikaner into his campaign to publicly reveal that he supported the Equal Rights Amendment.

Up in Idaho, you know, and they've got these covert ways of functioning.

We have to take counsel of what we've learned about this over the last 50 years and take whatever steps are necessary to bring this authoritarian national security state to heel.

Uh, people think, well, it's a lot of land.

Now you have a lot of mountains and on the, uh, Northeast side of where the panhandle starts, a whole big chunk of that is called the Frank church, uh, wilderness of no, there's a river of no return wilderness, no return wilderness, something like that.

You're not allowed to have any motorized vehicles.

There are trails where you can take horses and that kind of stuff.

Millions of dollars comes pouring in mysteriously into his congressional campaign in the next term, and he's ousted.

Frank Church, who chaired the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

Very next election, people are like, out he goes.

very next election after he chaired the church committee, you know, because all of a sudden millions of dollars comes flowing into his campaign up in Idaho for the United States Senate seat, which he'd had two full terms, you know, with a 70% election.