Marshall Yates

Reported that there was a two-day trip scheduled, that he was gonna go to Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Is it normal for an FBI director to go-- I mean, I know CIA directors do that, but an FBI director who's focused on domestic law enforcement to make a trip like that?

Has not happened since twenty thirteen when Robert Mueller went to Russia to talk about counterterrorism cooperation.

This is a much different world now.

Judicial Watch and Tom Fitton are demanding annual euthanasia totals from twenty ten through twenty twenty-five, plus every directive, memorandum, and protocol that Animal Care and Control received from Al-Sayed's office between January fifteen and December twenty seventeen.

Now, the organization also wants the numbers after he left so voters can compare.

Back in August, Al-- Ju-- It was reported by Gateway Pundit that Al-Sayed's tenure as executive director and health officer saw nearly four thousand six hundred and eighty dogs and cats put down.

In twenty fifteen alone, the facility killed one thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight dogs and two hundred and seventy-two cats.

Combined with race-based map drawing and selective enforcement of election rules, the result is a system tilted before a single ballot is ever cast.

Well, joining us today is Marshall Yates, he's Str- Strategic Counsel at the Oversight Project and the leader of its repair initiative, Redistricting Election Protection for American Integrity and Representation.

Yates previously served as Assistant Director of the FBI's Office of Congressional Affairs, as the Chief of Sta- uh, Chief of Staff on Capitol Hill, as Executive Director of the Election Integrity Network, and he's also worked on the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group, and as a staffer on the House Judiciary Subcommittee examining the weaponization of the federal government.

He now leads this nationwide litigation and oversight efforts to challenge who gets counted in the sentence and these maps-- in the census, and these maps to protect the integrity of our representation.

But I wanna, I, I wanna make sure folks get the link, uh, to that website so they can go make a comment.

'Cause that, that's the first I'm hearing about it, too.

So we'll be right back with Marshall Yates of the Oversight Project.

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Marshall Yates tells us that if you bought a MAGA hat between '21 and '25, Jack Smith had a spreadsheet with your name and home address.

Let that sink in.

Thanks to Senator Chuck Grassley and Senate Judiciary GOP for bringing transparency.

So almost exactly a year ago, a briefing was given to five gentlemen, five gentlemen only, by the congressional liaison to the FBI.

This FBI liaison's name is Marshall Yates.

He has since left the FBI.

But he was with them, and he was conducting the briefing October 16th last year.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.I learned from four individuals of the six that the briefing was that this FirstNet phone number pinged at the drop location behind the RNC, and it pinged within, also within two meters of the drop location behind or, uh, next to the DNC at the bench.

And this is what the liaison said, Marshall Yates told the other individuals in this room.

He said, "Because of this, we," meaning the FBI, "Because of this, we now know it was law enforcement." Okay, remem-remember my date, October 16th?

Okay? The person that was on Tom Massie's team investigating the pipe bomb ended up as the congressional liaison between the FBI and then the, the people in Congress.

So the tight-knit little circle of people, this involved Marshall Yates, two people who were CSU officers, this other guy, um, what is his name? Sean?

Ashan Benedict.

Sean Benedict, who was at the ATF.