The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman
Oct 12, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 19 segments
On this week's Sentinel Report: President Trump orders no prosecutions of Biden, Clinton, or Obama, citing respect for the “sacred” office of the presidency. Trump Accounts expand to every child in…
Caspar McCloudGuestAndrew MuellerGuestThat's according to the President of the United States, who promised we were going to take down the deep state.
I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton.
I thought it was inappropriate to do so because you have to treat the office of the presidency with respect.
Then I found out that they impeached me twice, and I certainly, even to this moment, I have...
I can do whatever I want, if I want.
They've done some very bad things.
You just mentioned it.
It was just mentioned in the form of a question, what they did, very illegal what they did, many illegal things.
But I view the presidency as a very sacred position, very sacred position, very important, very sacred.
Yeah, sacred or not, it, it's not a license to weaponize the government and terrorize innocent people.
Uh, General Michael Flynn and I wrote an article for The New American, uh, actually about some of the criminals and the things that they were doing.
Um, thankfully, Tulsi Gabbard actually declassified a lot of the documents proving what she described as treason and sedition led by Barack Hussein Obama and his minions.
We're talking about weaponizing the government of the United States, trying to undermine the Constitution and the will of the people, and trying to take out the people who helped you become president, Mr.
I, I don't know if this is, like, 16D chess or what we should make of this, but I, I believe that people ought to be held accountable, whether they're president, whether they're Supreme Court justices, whatever.
That's according to the President of the United States, who promised we were going to take down the deep state.
I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton.
I thought it was inappropriate to do so because you have to treat the office of the presidency with respect.
Then I found out that they impeached me twice, and I certainly, even to this moment, I have...
I can do whatever I want, if I want.
They've done some very bad things.
You just mentioned it.
It was just mentioned in the form of a question, what they did, very illegal what they did, many illegal things.
But I view the presidency as a very sacred position, very sacred position, very important, very sacred.
Yeah, sacred or not, it, it's not a license to weaponize the government and terrorize innocent people.
Uh, General Michael Flynn and I wrote an article for The New American, uh, actually about some of the criminals and the things that they were doing.
Um, thankfully, Tulsi Gabbard actually declassified a lot of the documents proving what she described as treason and sedition led by Barack Hussein Obama and his minions.
We're talking about weaponizing the government of the United States, trying to undermine the Constitution and the will of the people, and trying to take out the people who helped you become president, Mr.
I, I don't know if this is, like, 16D chess or what we should make of this, but I, I believe that people ought to be held accountable, whether they're president, whether they're Supreme Court justices, whatever.
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