Theater of the Absurd: Trump Goes Nuclear!

[00:30] Media Fabrication Machine Churns Out More Lies (15 minutes)

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland refused to provide details about the FBI Mar-a-Lago raid during his brief press conference yesterday. A couple of hours later, someone inside the Department of Justice leaked to the Washington Post that the FBI was apparently looking for documents related to nuclear weapons. The media narrative earlier this week was all about retrieving essential historical documents for the National Archives; today it is about Trump stealing nuclear documents. If that is truly the case, why did the FBI wait 18 months to get them back? We are watching this continually evolving narrative collapse in real time.

[15:45] Thou Shalt Not Criticize the FBI (16 minutes)

Regardless of the FBI and DOJ’s obviously politicized actions, you are not allowed to criticize these agencies. During Garland’s press conference, he decried the “recent unfounded attacks on the professionalism of the FBI and Justice Department agents and prosecutors.” Last week, FBI Director Christopher Wray insisted that under his direction, the FBI focuses on avoiding “even the appearance of bias or lack of objectivity.” Meanwhile, Dr. Fauci recently stated in all seriousness that he is a symbol of integrity and truth. The Bible tells us to judge by fruits—and the fruits of these officials are rotten to the core.

[31:55] Communist Infiltration (19 minutes)

Last night, Jesse Watters exposed Paul Pelosi Jr.’s shady business dealings with southeast Asian companies, dubbing him “PG-13 Hunter Biden.” Pelosi Jr. traveled with his mother Nancy on her recent southeast Asia tour; many of the stops on her trip were conveniently in countries where Pelosi Jr. has lucrative business connections. As former FBI Deputy Assistant Director Terry Turchie stated on Watters’s show, “We may very well have our own highest level of government penetrated by Chinese agents.” America’s leaders are dragging the country into communism, exactly as Herbert W. Armstrong warned as early as the 1940s.

[51:05] E-Mail Feedback (5 minutes)