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Subscribe now at least. And that means there is a bit of a clampdown.

And I was not surprised to see former CIA director John Brennan go after libertarians,

because libertarians have had his number for some time when he was the head of the world's

biggest spy agency.

He was illegally torturing detainees, and he was lying to Congress. He was perjuring himself left and right. He was lying to the

public. He was killing civilians. He was doing a lot of this and working very hard night and day to keep all of his

nefarious activities secrets. Libertarians like freedom. They like transparency. They like

limited government. People like John Brennan want to conceal bad things the government is doing

as much as possible. They want unlimited budgets and unlimited power with absolutely no checks.

So it's no surprise that in order to frame what happened in the Capitol with the insurgency and the siege that Brennan would try and very narrowly with no evidence define who

was a part of that. Now, I don't buy into the idea that Antifa was behind it. I think that's

utter nonsense. Just like the way when I see violence in Seattle and Portland that sprung up on inauguration night,

I don't think that's the proud boys.

I think it's pretty clear cut what is happening here.

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