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Oct 14, 2026
Steve FriendHOST
And really, as long as we're on that subject, let me just go off a little bit askew here, a little bit of a tangent.
Steve FriendHOST
Where's Julie Kelly, the great Julie Kelly? Where's Daniel Bongino? For 292 days, he was the co-deputy director of the FBI.
Steve FriendHOST
And I realized this was a Homeland Security case.
Steve FriendHOST
But I imagine that when you execute a raid, a search warrant at Homeland Security, it follows a protocol that mirrors the FBI's quite well.
Steve FriendHOST
We sat down and they told us that law enforcement officers as part of the Department of Justice, this case would be the Department of Homeland Security, are authorized to use deadly force if there's an imminent threat of death or serious bodily injury to the officer or to another person.
Steve FriendHOST
I think the Department of Homeland Security likely did the same thing.
Steve FriendHOST
And yet the great Julie Kelly and Daniel Bongino, they're not out there saying this was an assassination attempt.
Steve FriendHOST
They were cleared hot to take out Ilhan Omar.
JRHOST
These pauses are me reading down comment.
JRHOST
Speaking of corrupt judges, let's do some Julie Kelly here.
JRHOST
She says, I suggested last week that we should see the application for Susie Wiles pen register and trap trace by Jack Smith.
JRHOST
I also said those applications were likely signed by barrel.
JRHOST
Bozo Burger stepped in.
JRHOST
Uh-huh.
JRHOST
This is Julie Kelly.
JRHOST
Earlier this morning, I posted the orders signed by D.C. Chief Judges Beryl Howe and Jeb Bogelberger authorizing the PIN register, which is the source, the date, the length of outgoing calls, and the trap trace, except for incoming calls now, of Susie Weil's phone from February to June of 23 related to the Jack Smith classified documents investigation.
RickHOST
Uh, but let's continue to dig into some more about this.
RickHOST
Uh, here's Julie Kelly looking at the fake news that's been coming on.
RickHOST
So now they try to say, "Hey," here's a, here's a fake news person here saying, "Caught red-handed with sensitive national defense documents he was not legally entitled to possess.
RickHOST
Trump obstructed justice by moving them around to every, every, to evade detection." And it completely lies.
RickHOST
So this, th- this is, uh, you, the, the wife, mom, Michigan, Michigan law professional, former US attorney, but MS now.
RickHOST
[laughs] She puts that later, right? She doesn't want you to know that she's the fake news MS now.
RickHOST
But, uh, again, so she gets corrected completely by Julie Kelly, who does massive research, always brings the receipts, says, "I'm going to keep saying this because few reporters know it." Um, and it says, "Jack Smith's team admitted in court in Florida they could not prove that any of the alleged classified files were found in the boxes that had been moved inside Mar-a-Lago," which is not a crime anyway.
RickHOST
"Smith's team also could not prove that any of the alleged classified files were in the boxes stacked in the mall- ballroom or bathroom.
Joy PullmannHOST
Entrapment also happened to numerous normal Americans, such as the men whom FBI handlers goaded into a harebrained scheme to kidnap former Democrat governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer.
Joy PullmannHOST
As reporter Julie Kelly wrote at RealClearPolitics, the Whitmer kidnapping scheme was considered the biggest domestic terrorism case in decades, And it all collapsed when it was revealed that there were more FBI assets involved in the plot than the number of would-be kidnappers.
Joy PullmannHOST
You heard that right.
Joy PullmannHOST
The Supreme Court denied an appeal from two men convicted in the scheme in January 2026, reducing the likelihood that the public will learn more details about the FBI entrapment scheme to manufacture a fake domestic terrorism threat against Democrats.
Harvey SilverglateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They read the prosecutor's script.
Joy PullmannHOST
Overcharging, or throwing the book at people, was a key tool in the January 6th prosecutions against more than a thousand Americans, most of whom were at most guilty of trespassing, and some of whom were not even guilty of that.
Joy PullmannHOST
It's practically unheard of for people without criminal records to be denied release for nonviolent offenses such as obstruction, notes Julie Kelly, yet it happened constantly with J6 detainees.
Joy PullmannHOST
Judge Tim Kelly designated as terrorism the crime of shaking a temporary metal fence.
Joy PullmannHOST
Entrapment also happened to numerous normal Americans, such as the men whom FBI handlers goaded into a harebrained scheme to kidnap former Democrat governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer.
Joy PullmannHOST
As reporter Julie Kelly wrote at RealClearPolitics, the Whitmer kidnapping scheme was considered the biggest domestic terrorism case in decades, And it all collapsed when it was revealed that there were more FBI assets involved in the plot than the number of would-be kidnappers.
Joy PullmannHOST
You heard that right.
Joy PullmannHOST
The Supreme Court denied an appeal from two men convicted in the scheme in January 2026, reducing the likelihood that the public will learn more details about the FBI entrapment scheme to manufacture a fake domestic terrorism threat against Democrats.
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Harvey SilverglateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They read the prosecutor's script.
Joy PullmannHOST
Overcharging, or throwing the book at people, was a key tool in the January 6th prosecutions against more than a thousand Americans, most of whom were at most guilty of trespassing, and some of whom were not even guilty of that.
Joy PullmannHOST
It's practically unheard of for people without criminal records to be denied release for nonviolent offenses such as obstruction, notes Julie Kelly, yet it happened constantly with J6 detainees.
Joy PullmannHOST
Judge Tim Kelly designated as terrorism the crime of shaking a temporary metal fence.
RickHOST
Uh, so not, so that is, uh, what, uh, uh, you know, Steve Bannon's fighting for and been fighting for for years.
RickHOST
Now, Julie Kelly, here it is.
RickHOST
Cassidy Hutchinson, uh, might be in- indicted for lying to Congress.
RickHOST
I'm reposting my article, uh, detailing the deceit and providing testimony by those allegedly involved who said the incident never happened.
JRHOST
All right.
JRHOST
Over here, responding to Julie Kelly.
JRHOST
Let me refresh your memory on what Julie Kelly posted yesterday.
JRHOST
Last week, Chuck Grassley asked Jack Smith if he'd received consultation or counsel from Penitentiary Face.
JRHOST
After a pause, Smith replied, "I've never even met John Brennan." But he knew at the time his team had met with Brennan late '23 under the guise of Penitentiary Face serving as an expert witness in the documents case.
JRHOST
Julie Kelly says, "I really..." Well, it doesn't matter what the judges' names are.
JRHOST
She says that they're redacted, but she guesses who they are, these, uh, prosecutors.
JRHOST
Anyway, Julie Kelly finishes with, "Thank God Judge Cannon, Aileen Cannon, shut down this farce." Now we've got comments here, starting with Ezra Cohen-Watnick.
JRHOST
Well, carrying a beer.
JRHOST
Julie Kelly.
JRHOST
What's this? What's Julie Kelly saying? Last week...
JRHOST
Senator Chuck Grassley asked Jack Smith if he had received consultation and counsel from former CIA Director Penitentiary Face.
JRHOST
After a pause, Smith replied, I've never even met Penitentiary Face.
JRHOST
Close quote.
JRHOST
But he knew at the time his team had met with Penitentiary Face in late 23 under the guise of Brennan serving as a, quote, expert witness in the documents case.
JRHOST
Really wish the names of the prosecutors were not redacted, but this is Julie Kelly.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Appears to be guilty of sin.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Julie Kelly reports last week, Senator Chuck Grassley asked Jack Smith if he had received consultation or counsel from former CIA director John Brennan.
Brian EngelmanHOST
After a pause, Smith replied, I've never met John Brennan.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Okay, well, that's not the question you were asked.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Oh no, the president who has all of the clearances needed for all of the things, somehow he has documents that he's not supposed to see.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Didn't make sense at the time, doesn't make sense now.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Julie Kelly says, I really wish the names of the prosecutors were not redacted, but I'm guessing they are Jay Brat and David Harbach and either J.P. Cooney or James Pierce.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Thank God Judge Cannon shut down this farce.
Dave ScarletHOST
Very fascinating.
Dave ScarletHOST
All right, Julie Kelly.
Dave ScarletHOST
So Hacksmith got a pen registered on S- Susie Wiles.
Dave ScarletHOST
This, according to records released today by John Richthalerm, enabled Smith to track calls between Wiles and anyone, including the president's lawyers, in real time rather than backwards looking time.
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