Trump and the FBI, in particular the New York branch of the FBI, have been in a long,

mutually beneficial, corrupt relationship for four decades.

And you of course see the nexus of that relationship, organized crime, in particular from the

former Soviet Union, you see that reflected in the heads of the FBI. And we've talked about

that many times, that sessions in free went on to work for the Russian Mafia, that

Komi took the head of the Russian Mafia Muglavic off the most wanted list, that Mueller obviously

failed in his probe, although I guess he got the furthest, at least in recommending charges

of obstruction of justice, that of course Garland failed to carry out. And it's notable

that Garland was also considered as somebody to head the FBI. They're thinking of putting

him in instead of Komi back in 2013. So there's a long history of the FBI protecting Trump,

of them claiming that they cannot find evidence that the entire American public has witnessed.

Like when Christopher Ray was struggling to find evidence of a planned coup when we saw

that coup being planned on the internet, we saw people being recruited for it. People showed

up with matching January 6th Civil War t-shirts. None of this stuff is hard to find. Trump confesses

to his crimes. You know, it's therefore not difficult to find evidence of intent. So,

you know, they're faking it. It's my point. They're pretending that it is difficult to find

the evidence where the actual difficulty is acting on the evidence because one, you're dealing

with organized crime. You're dealing with some of the most brutal violent mobsters in the

world too. And this is more important. You're dealing with institutional complicity.

I'm really scared about what's happening at CNN because it's the same pattern of what

happened in Russia when Putin came to power, when Putin was consolidating power. The very

big first graveyard, the mass grave, you know, in addition to the 1999 Moscow apartment

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