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Sep 25, 2026

James CorbettHOST
11:03
Once again, that is just a small taste of Dan Dix's final summary report from the Allison Inquiry, specifically his day four report.
James CorbettHOST
11:12
I would very much suggest that you watch the rest of that report in its entirety, as well as all of the rest of Dan Dix's coverage, so you can see more of his interviews, not only with the vaccine injured, not only with Dean Allison, with US Senator Ron Johnson, who was attending the inquiry as an expert, as, uh, various scientists, like former co- corporate report guest Denis Rancourt and others speaking at the inquiry.
James CorbettHOST
11:36
There's a lot of good interviews and context there through Dan Dix's reporting.
James CorbettHOST
11:41
And as I say, covidestimony.com, you can get the full Allison Inquiry website with all four days of the, uh, inquiry, all eight hours per day, four days of live stream of the inquiry and the various testimony that was going on there.
Ron JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:17
Uh, I want the truth.
Dave AnthonyHOST
2:18
That's GOP Senator Ron Johnson.
Bill MeluginCORRESPONDENT
2:19
Republicans say they've got a whole lot of evidence that this former Fauci aide was destroying government emails on Fauci's behalf.
Bill MeluginCORRESPONDENT
2:26
That's why they want her sworn testimony, and why they wanted to offer her immunity for that testimony, but Democrats blocked that effort yesterday.
Wendy BellHOST
11:07
That gives me hope more than anything else in the news today.
Wendy BellHOST
11:14
When we come back on the Wendy Bell Radio Program, Senator Ron Johnson has no more F's to give.
Wendy BellHOST
11:19
I'm just gonna say that.
Wendy BellHOST
11:20
Dude is dropping bombs that used to be spoken of quietly in small circles, now saying what needs to be said, and this is a big one, fighting the enemies within.
Wendy BellHOST
11:50
This might be my favorite bottom of the hour and the next half hour of the show all week.
Wendy BellHOST
11:56
And welcome back to the Wendy Bell Radio Program, by the way.
Wendy BellHOST
11:59
So Senator Ron Johnson, uh, I remember interviewing him many times on this program.
Wendy BellHOST
12:05
He is Like Tim Burchett from Tennessee, he is the kind of representative you would want.
James ThorpGUEST
5:10
So he was
Malcolm Out LoudHOST
5:11
playing like he was playing like the Senator Ron Johnson does here around Paul.
Malcolm Out LoudHOST
5:14
He was playing that role up there, right?
James ThorpGUEST
5:17
That's exactly right.
Malcolm Out LoudHOST
5:23
And, uh, Very interesting.
Malcolm Out LoudHOST
5:25
Now, and speaking of Senator Johnson, I want to touch on that real brief here.
Malcolm Out LoudHOST
5:30
And I just love Senator Ron Johnson, an incredible force.
Malcolm Out LoudHOST
5:34
In fact, I'm going to be having him on Project Out Loud very soon.
Theodore RossHOST
18:06
And also electromagnetic fields.
Theodore RossHOST
18:08
There were a lot of, there was a lot of woo-woo happening there too, but there was also what are now very mainstream members of the government, you know, Thomas Massey was there, Paul Gosar was there, Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, lots and lots of people, along with true anti-vax zealots like Andrew Wakefield.
Theodore RossHOST
18:29
It's not the position of the government, that's not true, but it is definitely within the conversation of the people who are currently in office, and that is a shift, don't you think? Yeah.
Helena Bottemiller EvichHOST
18:38
Yeah, it's a big shift.
Wendy BellHOST
31:23
Therefore, that is a QAnon conspiracy theory.
Wendy BellHOST
31:26
Do you think that sitting US congressman should go talk to Senator Ron Johnson? They can't be
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:33
too far away from each other.
Wendy BellHOST
31:36
You'll understand why coming up on the program.
Wendy BellHOST
1:49
Right.
Wendy BellHOST
1:50
And this one individual who's in our live chat is saying here, and this is curious, as Senator Ron Johnson is coming forward, as we discussed in the last hour, hour number two, is now coming forward and very openly talking about his suspicions about the official narrative, not just about 9-11, but about all of it.
Wendy BellHOST
2:11
About 2020, about January 6th, about the virus, about the vaccine, about the injuries, about the people dying suddenly.
Wendy BellHOST
2:18
All of it.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
3:50
Uh, as you remember, here we have been talking about since the, uh...
Stephen K. BannonHOST
3:56
And we kind of called the shot, uh, months ago about the Save America Act, and the reason was we were the only channel, uh, to cover, if you remember those kind of, um, live debates when they were talking about getting rid of the filibuster and Mike Lee heroically, Eric Schmitt, I think Ron Johnson, a couple other senators heroically tried to get something going.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
4:19
I believe it was in April or May.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
4:23
And for two weeks we had Jenny Beth Martin on here, we had Cleta Mitchell.
Amanda HeadCORRESPONDENT
68:03
And, you know, I commended the chairman because I don't know if the American people, we might have heard gain of function at some point in our lives.
Amanda HeadCORRESPONDENT
68:10
I don't think I ever had, but it was because of Chairman Rand Paul and folks like Ron Johnson, Chairman Ron Johnson, who got the word out to the American people.
Amanda HeadCORRESPONDENT
68:18
And this is something, you know, there is a risk-reward dynamic that you have to look at.
Amanda HeadCORRESPONDENT
68:24
And when the risk is American lives, like it was with COVID-19, then it doesn't matter what the reward is.
Steve BannonHOST
7:30
Neil McCabe's at the White House.
Steve BannonHOST
7:32
As you remember here, we have been talking about since the— and we kind of called the shot months ago about the Save America Act, and the reason was— We were the only channel to cover, if you remember, those kind of live debates when they were talking about getting rid of the filibuster and Mike Lee heroically, Eric Schmidt, I think Ron Johnson, a couple of other senators heroically tried to get something going.
Steve BannonHOST
8:01
I believe it was in April or May.
Steve BannonHOST
8:05
And for two weeks, we had Jenny Beth Martin on here.

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