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a democracy. e you can't be because in a a democracy, the government has a moral and legal obligation to tell you the truth. always, period.n and that makes sense because in a democracy, you are not a subject or a mere consumer. you'reen. a citizen. of you are a shareholder in who the system. you were an owner of it.nt are y the people who run your government are your employees. likethey're like your cleaningod lady. you may appreciate the work they do. good jobe minute you. cuf but the minute you catch them stealing your cufflinks, you fired them. >> those are the rules because bu those are the rules because t whatbut what if the rules were inverted? what if you caught an employee stealing? but instead of seemingseem asha and penington, he whipped around and attacked you like you were the criminahel? f >> well, that is the experience of watching white house spokesman john kirby talk about the destruction of the nord stream pipelines. >> anyondestructorth stre who ie who thinks for a momentas the bush administration was in i in with thatinistration was in i

sabotage, directly or indirectly, is not simply wrong. bamply anyone who imagines that is a bad person, a tool of vladimir putin. >> watch.. diwatch. d the u.s. or a proxy r the u.s. have anything to do with the explosion on the nord stream pipeline? >> pipelin u the united states d nothing to do with it.now we k it's just russian propaganda and disinformation. now, we know it was an act ofn n sabotage, but there's ang investigation goin g on rightion goin now. i don't think we're going to get into into credentialling that in terms of who wase. responsible. clearl >> we're goingy to letac the investigators take a look at that. >> that. sabotage. that the u.s so you can officially say that the u.s. was not involved in any wain anyy in this attack. >>y wain anyy in this attack. that's right. that's correct.this not to belabor this, but for the people who look at this and say, why would russiapipeli attack its own pipeline, that whtack its own pipeline, that and perhaps the west? >> what do youto say to them? again, i can't speak to accou specific accountability for

this act. >>fo of sabotage. i can just assure youwith i the united states had nothing to dt.o. russian >> of course, that's just russian propaganda. propaganda. aganda. >> so notice the question. so as prepared as the question, did the u.s. administration or any of its proxies havethe anything to do with thejohn sabotage to which john kirby says we didn't do it and then moves right to the point, which is anyone who says we did itit i is repeating russian propaganda. that's what john kirbying russis >> it's disinformation from quislings more loyal to vladimir putin's than our own country. >> that' bs the kind oadf thing. that only truly bad people say,s okay, if the white house saysbu so, obviously, we have no choice but to believe it.wo but you still have to wonder. not everyone does believe that. where mighne does believe that. >> why where mighte some americans have gottenht ha the notion that the biden administration might have been involved directlrectly oy throuh a proxy in the destruction of the nord stream pipelines? why would they think that? >> they certainly didn't watch it on russia today.

has been pulled off the air. they didn't hear it from putin or any of his ministers. you can barely find anythinginis from the russian government on google and of course, any book sympathetic to putin hasn been banned on amazon. in fact, every piece ofece th informatioatn that reflectsnt o the modern russian point ofvi view has been censored in the united states because this is a free country fighting for democracy. you just can't read what youate want or think what you want. so actually , if you think ame about it, if americans are pipen deluded about what happened in the nord stream pipelineusio, the delusion didn't come from moscow because there's no way for moscow to get a decisioncoua formation to the united states because the u.s. government has blocked it along. with the govert have tech compa. so where did that idea comeid t from? why might they think thahat t? well, maybe they learned itwell from joe biden himself.ma he's thero president . thi >> here's biden this winter o on american television. pledging to destroy the nord stream pipelines. >> if russia does something he doesn't want them to do. >> watch if russia invades, do. that means tanks or troops crossing the the border of

ukraine again, then theree no will be there will be no longer nord stream two.g an we will bring it to you. but how we do how will you do that exactly? since the project and control of the project is within germany's contron l, we will ieo promise you, we'll be able to do it. so that's about as clear as it gets a biden doesn't say weo will shut it down. he will say there will be noo nord stream pipeline.and the re >> we will put an end topo it.r secondwill put an end topo it.r and there is . but wait a second. your it's not your pipeline. e ab how will you be able to do so he has a chancele to do so he has a chance to reframe, o the question, to revise hise answer, to be more precise. but he doesn't. he says flat out, i promise we'll be able to take out nord stream joe biden the united tha states . so there's that clue.t and that is as if that wasn't enough last week. last friday, the secretary ofed

abou friday, the secretary ofed administration, mr. tony blinken, bragged about how great thget the sabotage ofd stream was. and we're quoting, it's a tremendous opportunity, said tony blinken. it's a great thing, not a tragedy, a victory, somethingf we are in favor of. besid >> we're excited about it. destroyed a natural gas pipeline before that. so it might be another clue that the administration may have had something s to do with it. oh, but nospite , saysth the whe house, despite the fact that we promised we would do it. and then we crowed about how great it was after itthing happened. we had nothing at all toat a dly with it. who did it? well, russia did it.ine, they blew up their own pipeline, making their own country poor and weaker in the middle of a major war, because that's how crazy, but. also diabolically effective the russians are suicidal, yet brilliant. and if you don't buy thauytif yu story, uncritically, if youre a

have any questions about how exactly that might work,am you're a disloyal american. shut up. disloyal american. here's here's chris stewart, a republican member of congress from utah, making the very mak same pointin >>. il wasin >> john kirby with the national security council was on earlie r and no uncertain terms said the u.s. was not behind and ay proxy of the u.s. was notexplos behind the explosion on the nord stream pipeline. from your perspective,ioea bothf you, you you agree with that?s >> oh, absolutely.the la the last thing that we want to raise gas prices further in europe, it's pretty obviouss this is a russian sabotage operation. >> and forian sabotage the peop congressman stuart, that say why would russia do that on its own? p you say? p you >> pipeline? what do yoelu say?l, well, then people who are suggesting the u.s., that is exactly what vladimir putinw. wanto s. it's just so great. p i mean, it's perfectly bipartisan. here. utah, ch >> you have a republican from utah, chris stewart, and a f democrat from massachusetts, seth moulton, agreeing precise . it's exactly what vladimir

putin wants.o hebl wants youam to blame the administration for something he did. >> that's the bipartisan view.ta n vi iand washington, what's interesting is they don't really know thatw th they have o evidence that that's true. briefers from the intel agency has of have, as of this afternoon, told members of indur congress they have no idea who committed industrial terrorism against these pipelines. now, that itself is a lie. of course, the cia has no idea at all.no >> right? they have no ide idea.a. but as far as members of evide congress, chris stewart and seth moulton know, thereeit is no evidence either way. they have no facts that that is a fact. they have no facts.a factua so, again, as a factual matter, neither of those guys nor any member of congress, no matter o what committee they sit on , has any idea who did this. but if you suggest the obvious, russia probably didn't do its nd because why would they do it? it's against their own interests. no matter what dumb story you're trying to sell us . that, if you suggest that if you'r

apply common sense, you're evil and then they go further and say things that arare like completely plausible. seth moulton, we're quoting, the last thing we want is to raise gas prices in europe., >> really, seth moulton, is that true? because isn't the bushn administration philosophically admid to low gas prices? to al aren't they opposed to all fossil fuels? . how do fuels? . >> oh, right, they are. how do we know that? is that russian propaganda now? because we can't read russianan propaganda because it's been banned in favor of our propagandada bec r of. we know that because joe biden himself has said so many times on television, okay, so maybe there is a motive, maybemotive there's more than one motive, but don't ask because warneddia, the media, asking obviousen. questions is forbidden. >> watch fox news host tucker carlson irresponsibly claiming the united states was responsible for the leak. thacarln putin and tucker c di clear that everyone knows that putin did this himself. >> and tucker carlson this past

pr and tucker carlson this past directly repeated russian propaganda, suggesting it was somehow the united states behind the attack on the the nord stream pipeline. >> how real is that movement? is it growing? . it's russian propaganda. how dare rarely is it really? probably just a thought experiment here. >> a lot oly. just tf americanso feel any allegiance whatsoeverei to russia,a don't like putin. why would you if you're anamerin american? bu. t care a lot about their own country and the behavior of own their own government. e on so their own government, again, the one they pay for, the one they supposedly control, is doing things contrary to their interests. and then lying about it.right to maybe they think they haves a right to know and ask obvious questions like, are you lying?eo and if you're not lying, speakxg softly and tell us how your story, the one you're expecting us to believe, makes e sense. sible that it's possible that asking

questions is a patriotic dutyof of americans. in. shut up.o say it that helps putin. you know how to say you're not allowed to quote the presidentes of the uniteident d states promg to eliminate the nord streamstre pipeline.am you're not to quote his secretary of state, celebrating that sabotage. you're require d to believe that putin took out his own infrastructure. >> you mus st how does this fit into putin's playbook of course ,as you would expect, suzanne, russia says we had nothing to we do with this. we're going to launch go and investigation. >> but comlae on ,unch i look, u know, the indications are that i foul play was involved and that it appears that russia is certainly the likeliest suspect of this. of think thi is clearly an act of sabotage of some sorte most and russia is certainly the most likely suspect. i thinuspect. k might be just tt salvo of some additional thingsn that might be coming towardg europe.

>> what putis byn is saying to e us with by blowing up his pipeline is , look, i can blow up a pipeline if if if needr be , i can blow up the internet cables coming into your country .can do all >> i can blow up functioning pipelines. i could do all sorts of f stuff oh, it's bill browder. he's an expert on the subject.rd believe bill browder. >> don't believe your own lionized there was a moment after it was very clear thataf the war in irateq was not helpig the united states in any wayin c and in fact, hurting the core interests of the united states that the media engaged in a rare nanosecond of self reflection. how do we get here? what role did we, for example, the new york times, play in convincing the public thatent yo saddam had wmd when he didn't? >> and for that one moment, you thought, wow, maybe they're learning something, maybe they won't do it again.they're l but it turns outet the opposite happened. now they'ry e just completely doubling down on what's very obviously a lie and attacking anyone who asked to hear itally explained rationally.

and it's not just the media,dc t by the way.hi dc think tanks whose purposes long in doubt. what's the point of a d.c. think tank? oh, to run interference for the ruling class, to bolster the regime, toster be victoriang guard the brookings institution, fillel that role fr many years. >> they just produced thiste analysis, quote,rs spr us podcas spread kreml narratives on norden's nord stream sabotage. what's interesting about thisers analysisting ais i is that nowht does the august brookings institution rebut the evidence that the u.s. or a proxy of the bush administration had something to do with this. there's no evidence either way. way. instead, they just attackdy anybody who asks questions, quote, the theorie s pushed by these podcast hosts align with kremlin messaging or align with kremlin messaging. >> they used to be called guilek by association. >> vladimir putin likes dogs.es whe dogsat? hizer?likes dogs.es righ sympathizer?

in alliance with russians wi propaganda? so the point is , it doesn'tmatw matter whether or not it'sssagi, true. >> it aligns with kremlin messaging. therefore, youherefore y must bd . but not t everybody got the memo there are tucked away in the deep recesses of americans society. >> a fewbe honest liberals stiln left. maybe they've been, i don't know, in st. barts for the last three years and didn't realize that you can no longer exercise free speech in this country. one of them's a professor at columbia called jeffre y sachs. so he so even in bloomberg the other day and was asked aboutr da the nord stream pipelines and he decided to respond rationally and he said, well, actually ,he said there's quiti of evidence that the bush administration administration was involved. anchinvolved. but rather than follow up, the anchor realizing that forbidden topics are being just broached, we're not to talk about this. just shut down the segment. jeffrey >> but not before jeffrey sachs said this to the destruction of the nord stream pipeline, whichp i , i would bet was a usap action, perhaps u.s. and poland

. this is goin g to stop. that's a quite a statement as well. why do you>> absol feel absolutn that was a us action?vidence doh what evidence do you have ofav f that? well, first of all, there's direct radar evidence that us helicopters, military helicopters that are normally based in gdansormallk were circ over this area.lso wehad th also had the threats fa the united states earlier in this year that one wayer or another, we are going to endt ao nord stream.w they're notot allowed to saye these things in in the west,e mr but the fact of the matterto peo is all over the world, whenk i talk to people, they think the u.s. did just that. when you and by the way, even reporters on our papers that y are involved tell me privately that, well, ofl of course, it doesn't show up in our media.

the anchors clearly gettingop h instruction to stop and stop. >> what evidence d u have? whaence d well, there's radar evidence required. shut up. just cut them off. never invite them back . stop. the only explanation allowed, of course, is the one the e government wants you to believe. >> vladimir putin is ss o evil, he's destroying his own pipelines. >> aaron mutty is an actual journalist who does not work at "the washington post". he works at the gray zone. >> we are honored to have himst join us tonight. aaron, thanks so much for coming. jeffrey, sachs. it's like they're lik eight traditional liberals left. and i gues they don't knowlook, the rules. >> si kno i'm just wondering, lo i don't know the answer, buted i also know that no member of congress knows the answer either. i verified t that. hat everybod so why is it that everybody is demanding you believe something that's just not very plausible? >> pla it's pretty amazing whena consider the track record of the people who are telling us that russia did this.whtold

they are the same ones who told us that russia installed trump in the white house r and blackmailed him with a tape who told us that russia playsn . bounty's us troops in afghanistan, that russia wast rs injuring us diplomats with supersonic microwave weapons and that russia invented the contents of hunteru biden's laptop. and we're supposed to take now their claims on faith when, by the way, at the same time,opi for many years, thosnge who have opposing the pipeline, including many of those now thcluding many of those now have been telling us the reasont they're opposed to it is because it gives russiaa le leverage over europe eur by controlling its energy supply. so just think of it logically. think of iink of it logically. why would russia blow up itse? only form of leverage? it does not make any sense. now, the reason why someone else would want to blow this up from the west. and as you noted, john kirby, when he was asked by bret bayer, did not answer the question of whether it could have been a us proxy that th. he only said that the u.s. wases not involved, which to me is very revealing. and its and the reason why the u.s.e tot and its allies have been so opposed to nord streamhe for a

a long time is because, as was recognized in the twentye in t nineteen study by the rand corporation, which is ay, u.s. government funded think tank the, the nord stream was vi profitable for russia. and also, if it goes through bringing gas from russia to germany, the rest of europe, that makes europe and germanymoi more intertwined, which in turn makes a lot harder to wage a proxy war and impose sanctions on russia. prposeand that's why this rand y said a first step to weakening russia would stopping nord stream two. so the motive is there. as the motive is there. and as you've noted, the intent was made very clear in public.pc but but somehow we're supposeddt to not believe all logicgain, and all facts and believe once again that russia is behind aga something that is soin drastically agains t its ownly agains re >> exactly. and , of course,as the dangeon e and the reason that we sis shoud be really worried about this is it opens up the possibility of retaliation when weion get really hurt by russia. t and why would americans wanto lo that? loyal americanve thes who love? their country and not russia, why would they want that?arit not, hey, i appreciatenk you your clarity and your bravery.

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yeah , and this is i mean, i don't see any other explanation for this to, uh. i'm sure you can reach out to the biden family. had it the fbi had the contents of the laptop. they've had it for years. inve investigation into this?wh t and what's the what'hes the outcome of it? >> you know, i'm not aware of them focusing on those specific them focusing on those specific been privy or briefeord on is they're focusing on more legacy taxed stuff. they should be looking into that. but hunter biden has not been indicted for this. t be >> i'm not aware of that.indictr >> i'm not aware of that.indictr our intervie>>w. tony belinski, last night we played almost an hour of tony rr belinskika, and it wast beca a remarkable interview. we're not just saying that because it appeared on our air. ars on msnbcound on air., it sad the same thing. >> holy smokes. so this guy was not an observer, a bystander. a businesbis partner offami the biden family. idence, and he provided mountains of evidence, documents showing the one hundred biden defrauded him but had felony fraud. heided e also provide evidence o

joe biden was not unaware of this. he was directed his family's overseas influence peddling operation where they sold access to the u.s. government, which is a felony. so this is a guy who would know this is a guy who can prove itn and this is guy you talked about it for almost an hour on television last night. so what's the responseen?? and when we e checked in today, the white house didn't respond at all. aneither did any major media organization, no television nok in the united states of america said a word about it. >> the single response from anyone came on twitter from a lone cnn anchor, and he didn't address anything. the tony fauci belinski actually saiout d about the bidn .ot instead, he scolded tonyap babinski for not appearingpear on his network years ago.that ws >> that was it.um of the that was the sum total of the response. we're listening to this last night. we even listen ta o the tapetapi an interview. we're done. we're thinking, holy smokes,boml this is a bombshell. in no. but no, if a bomb goes off inn h the forest, nobody hears it. did it explode? apparently not.

they're doing exactly.itn appart they didly for the last electiot >> we have an election next month. they're doing it again. they knothey know that with ton belinski is saying is true, oint provably true.o supp they're going to suppressre the story and act like didn't happen and it may work. there's well, there is a scandal brewing in the world of pro fishing, an arena that has relatively few scandals. thans werek god , to competitore caught stuffing lead weights and other fish filets intopointf their fish. now, the point o thef the conteo is to have the heaviest, total catch to win prize money. not >> these guys would have won, bu nearly 30 grand had they not tapely 30 grand had they not caught on tape. their names are jake runyon and chaske misty. the footage is from the lake erie walleye trail in ohio on friday. >> watch. >> we got lake afflatus.

call the cops and then the lake erie walleye trail. the cops might respond to thatm waiting fish is not a joke.join >> as chris bouchard knows, he's a tournament angler. he joins us to explain exactly what happened. >> chris , we're grateful thatpp you're coming on tonight. thank you very much. thank you very much. well, of course,>> we love fishing. >> the people who discovered gedthe people who discovered and outraged. >> is this rare to me thatd shock and outrage over what happened? now, that'at happened,s not whar is very rare, but very outrageous. theii would have done the same thing. yeah. >> yeah. so so did did they have any chancet getting away with us? it's kind of a crude way to cheat, isn't it? i'm going to well, speculation. you know how tha the past, but this time it

was too obvious. they could have got away with it in the past, but this time it was too obvious. this wase fish pretty blatant.th i mean, the fishey, that's i one way i'm going to say thate i they get it is the fish justibl couldn't possibly be as heavyyoe as they was by the siz le of their fish. i mean, you're looking at fourf pomean, you're looking at fourf to five pound frame fish size fish. and here you got one that34 weighs almost eight pounds and then almost thirty four pounds for the total sa total sack.c. >> itotal sa total sack.c. >> that's that's a little far fetched. it's far a little far fetched. y that's definitely true. what why do you think these guys did it? e justwas it i mean we're just speculating here, but i'm just wondering, most fishermen are famously honest, just getting. do yusly honest, just getting. do you think maybe there was drinking involved? >> i don't think it's much drinking involved as it was. i just it's all about the money, baby . the money, baby . it jusitt went to their head. pusheditt went to their head. they probably have got away with it in the past. get awaythey just push the limi and you can get away with a few times. but it's machinery and a andy hard they got hit har. d really. so what does this mean?

it's just like a doping scandal at the tour de france. b >> have they banned fromour? >> have they banned fromour? i think it'sfi worse than that because everybody is not only riding bicycles this road right here. >> now, what ds goo yoinu thinks going to happen when they show up streamside next summer? >> are people going to turnrn away? they'd better be in a secluded ifey'd better be in a secluded streamside, if anybody recognize them, know what they say. and i like t o i have a pop on . i'm taking you. i mean, it's just it's not it's not taken lightly. i mean, this is this is an- industry. i mean, most of the people do this for the fun of it as aas al hobby. yeah. and . tournaments as they live in. and i mean, they took money from hard working family men and women.ptable. and it's just not acceptable. and i hope they're punished to the furthest extent of the law. i mean, it's it's not it's not a good thing. it's just ist a black on the industry. 99% of it is great. but when it comes to shine,, when it comes to fruition,ev everybody knows about it.f fi and men and assh much as people

make fun of fishermen, beinge an liars, they are honorable and great people. so i love i love the fact thatmr you're outraged. >> you're not cynical at all. chris , thanks sg o muchon . to is , thanks sg o muchon . for coming on tonight. , >> thank you, brother. >> thank you, brother. so we've been chronicling the sad descent of american cities into total chaos and violence. >> and we have a news winneanr tonight, the murder capital of america. it's no longerno lon st.ger lo >> i'll tell you who got that title next. hello, i'm mike lindell and my employees, and i want to thank each and every one of you for your support by bringing you the my pill that started at all . my pillow's patented . phil, adjust your exact individual needs regardless of your sleep position, because it works. we've sold over 70 million my pillows and now i'm bringing it to you for the lowest price ever. for example, you get my standard, mypillow now only nineteen eighty eight with your promo code.

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as new orleans makes national headlines for becoming the murder capital , the country, rafeal going fauci with the metropolitan crime commission points to the amount of non-fatal shooting victims. so far thinonfats year. >> four hundred and fifty four . so thiere's is an emergency.s no there's no bigger it's even worse than global warming or are covid people are dying atso if a greater rate than any place in the united states . >> so if you were in charge ofy new orleans, you would respond immediately. >> you come up with some plan to stop the murders.l ma >> but here's how the actual mayor of orleans, latoya cantrell, responded. >> news headlines spread around the world about new orleans being the murderab capital of the u.s.. >> i dtho noatt embrace that at all.t embrace it b i don't embrace it because one that is that the data evenrl used for that is more of. a governmental term for that.ng >> ivernmental term for that.ng it's not based on what's natio actually happening.

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