Earlier today, Attorney General Dana Nessel was joined by officials from the Department of Justice and the FBI to announce state and federal charges against 13 members of two militia groups who are preparing to kidnap and possibly kill me.

We're grateful to the FBI and law enforcement to discover these domestic terrorists and stopped them. You know, it's a sort of behavior you might expect from ISIS. You might see a number

that high in a sprawling narcotics conspiracy that stretches from coast to coast and beyond.

That's a pretty high number in a case like this.

It really reflects, I think, how deeply the government

has been diving into this investigation

to try to make these cases.

It was just literally a bunch of working class guys

who on the weekend got together and, you know,

exercise their rights and trained with firearms. So the FBI says, hey, we'll just pay for everything.

Who arranged the meeting? The FBI's paid provocateur. Robeson was getting paid to set this stuff up.

So they make the route, they set the locations, they make the plan, they do everything,

and Adams literally just sitting in the basement of the vacuum repair shops smoking blunts all day.

You're going to hear that my client was the leader of this group.

But I think you're also going to hear that there was an election help to identify the leader,

and it was damned.

How can I frame a social situation to make this naive person appear to be a dangerous,

violent terrorist.

The whole goal was for the FBI to spend millions of dollars to create militia groups,

record them saying offensive stuff, and then frame them in a fake conspiracy.

And that is a trailer for Kidnap and Kill, an FBI terror plot.

You can see this at K-and-K-Film, that they spell that out, A-N-D, so it's K, A&D, K-Film.com.

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