Ken Klippenstein

And I think this does strike me as a way to reorient the narrative.

So speaking of op-eds, I read a few from some of our friends at Ken Klippenstein and some of our not-so-friends at The Free Press.

Who, you know, did make some great points about.

Yeah.

But the violent rhetoric, these are the same people that took a shit in the Capitol and beat up cops.

And so this whole national security memo that just, uh, Ken Klippenstein is the one independent journalist that covers it quite extensively, but they have really, uh, the, it's a real policy of projection-

Right

... because all of the violent rhetoric, every FBI has said, is on the right.

We'll do that.

I want to start, we can put this one from Ken Klippenstein up on the screen.

He went to Blue Sky, God bless you, Ken, and said, Blue Sky is so good.

Someone posted on Blue Sky a picture of Piacente and said, I actually don't think this person was evil and deserved to be stabbed to death.

Yeah, no, but Dan, when you get to text Associated Press, Reuters, some of the independent media like Guardian, uh, Lever, Dropsite News, they're doing a great job.

Uh, Ken Klippenstein, Jonathan Larson, I can name a bunch of people who are amazing journalists, right? And, and I love that they're trying to be as objective as possible and getting us facts 'cause how are we gonna do our shows without facts? We can't do it without facts.

But I- for mainstream media, I don't think they're trying to be objective at all, and I...

And when they say that they're being objective, I don't think they realize that they're lying, m- but they are.

I think that's where that sort of started online.

I think Ken Klippenstein, like, t- talked about that.

I, I don't think that that's right.

Also, just having worked for a lot of them, at least, like, in different parts of my career, like, I just, I don't buy that there's, like, that much level of coordination inside the Democratic Party.

We might do an episode on it soon thinking about like, how liberals react or how we think people are reacting.

And then also with reporting coming out from It Could Happen Here and Ken Klippenstein on how they're literally doing a third way, but anti-communism from the left.

And they're using this extremism, radicalism labels.

And it's what justifies for any half a second that the state can use this amount of violence.

No.

Who would have expected that, right? Or Ken Klippenstein appearing on InfoWars and, you know, happily smiling and nodding away.

Like, the people that happily appear on InfoWars.

And we're not gonna-

And so when these guys are sitting on any kinda major news network and they're sharing their story, they're having a conversation across from a Joe Rogan, a Lex Fridman, a Sean Ryan, whoever it may be, they, those guys aren't really thinking about retaliation and what goes on.

As we all know, the whole Ken Klippenstein stuff with David Grusch-

Oh, yeah

... where imagine within 24 hours managing to get hold of someone's records through a FOIA request that are meant to be-

That's quite a jump.

This is from Ken Klippenstein.

He wrote, FEMA's new mission is to deal with domestic terrorism.

FEMA often criticized for its inadequate response to natural disasters like wildfires, floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes has been assigned a new mission, domestic terrorism.