Tuesday, June 25

Boebert: Uniparty Lost Once, We Will Beat Them Again Today

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert reacted to an ad put out by her opponent for the Republican Primary on Colorado that was very rude, and she talked about the uni party, the globalist, and her Republican challenger in her district.

Kelly: Jack Smith And DOJ Used Classified Cover Sheets To Tamper With Documents Case Evidence

In their conversation, Steve Bannon and Julie Kelly discuss recent developments in the legal proceedings related to the Mar-A-Lago raid and the handling of classified documents allegedly retained by Donald Trump. Julie Kelly highlights the controversy surrounding the FBI’s use of classified cover sheets, stating that these sheets were brought to the raid and attached to documents to create the impression that Trump knowingly kept top-secret files. This action raises questions about evidence tampering and obstruction of justice.

Kelly notes that Judge Cannon is scrutinizing the FBI’s actions, especially the inconsistency in their explanations about the cover sheets and the handling of the seized documents. Bannon and Kelly emphasize the potential legal implications of these actions and discuss the possibility of the case being dismissed due to evidence mishandling. They also mention upcoming Supreme Court decisions and their potential impact. Kelly shares her anticipation for the Fisher decision, which could be significant in the context of DOJ’s actions.

Wren: Posse Helped To Force The Action In AZ Stolen Key Fob Case

Steve Bannon and Caroline Wren discuss recent developments in Maricopa County, Arizona, particularly focusing on the arrest of Walter Ringfield Jr. for allegedly stealing a key fob used for election day tabulators. Wren criticizes the handling of the case by local authorities and media, highlighting a press conference where key conservative reporters were excluded and where officials downplayed the significance of the stolen key fob. They argue that this incident raises serious questions about election security, especially given past issues with tabulator malfunctions on election day in 2022. They suggest that the narrative around Ringfield will shift to portray him as mentally ill or otherwise compromised to mitigate the political impact. Bannon and Wren call for greater scrutiny and transparency in the investigation, implying that higher authorities might be orchestrating these actions.

Herman: Primers For Understanding Institutions And Cultural Practices Needed To Sustain Freedom

Steve Bannon interviews Arthur Herman, a writer and historian known for his extensive range of books. They discuss Herman’s works, including “How the Scots Invented the Modern World,” “Freedom’s Forge,” and “Gandhi and Churchill,” highlighting his ability to delve deeply into diverse historical topics. Herman explains his writing process, driven by curiosity and the desire to answer unanswered questions. They talk about the importance of literacy and numeracy in sustaining a free society, drawing parallels between historical events and contemporary issues. Herman emphasizes the need for strong educational foundations to maintain freedom and competitiveness in modern times. The discussion also touches on Herman’s upcoming projects and the relevance of his previous works to current geopolitical and economic challenges.

Gableman: Robin Vos Must Be Removed As Speaker Or Trump Will Not Win Wisconsin

In this conversation, Steve Bannon and former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Mike Gableman discuss the necessity of removing Robin Voss as the Speaker of the House in Wisconsin to ensure the possibility of winning the presidential election. Gableman argues that the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC), created and controlled by Voss, conducted illegal actions during the 2020 election that favored Joe Biden. Gableman emphasizes that his report, which he claims has not been disproven, recommended abolishing the WEC. He accuses Voss of protecting the WEC’s head, Megan Wolfe, whose term has expired, and describes Voss’s control over the legislature as tyrannical. Bannon and Gableman both stress the urgency of addressing Voss’s recall.