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- [Speaker] (speaking in a foreign language).

(crowd cheering)

(ominous music)

- [Speaker] (speaking in a foreign language).

(ominous music continues)

- [Speaker] (speaking in a foreign language).

(ominous music continues)

("The Battle Hymn of the Republic")

(family chattering)

(all laughing)

("Battle Hymn of the Republic" continues)

(glass shatters)

(cartridge explodes)

(ram thuds)

- FBI!

- On your knees! - Who are you guys?

- FBI! (daughter screaming)

(agents yelling)

- What are you doing in my house?

What are you doing?

- Put your hands on the wall! (people yelling)

(children yelling)

(agents yelling)

(family members yelling) - Come on, let's go.

(children yelling)

- No!

- What did he do!

- Good job.

- Well, okay (pen taps)

I just need your signature

and we'll be outta your way.

You guys have a good day

(dramatic music)

(crowd yelling) (upbeat music)

- [Reagan] Freedom itself is transforming the globe.

- [Dinesh] After the collapse of the Soviet Union,

it seemed there was an inevitable march

toward freedom worldwide.

Planet freedom.

Citizens would no longer have to fear their government.

(dramatic music)

But now things have changed.

- Alright there he is.

Take some shots.

(dramatic music continues)

Okay, effing G, you know what we're doing here?

We're establishing POL, pattern of life.

When he comes, when he goes, what door he comes out of,

what time he comes to work, what time he goes home.

(dramatic music continues)

(shutter clicking)

Who he's meeting.

First thing he does in the morning.

(shutter clicking)

Everybody's got dirt. Just a matter of finding it.

(dramatic music continues)

- I wanted to team up with someone who's been on the inside.

Dan Bongino is a former NYPD officer

Dan Bongino is a former NYPD officer

and Secret Service agent

and now a successful political commentator.

You know. Dan, I'm really glad we're getting together,

because it seems to me like

this is not the America that you grew up in.

It's not the America that I came to

as a teenager in the late 1970s.

- For the first time in my life, I'm saying to myself,

"Am I gonna get a knock at the door?"

- [Agent] FBI warrant. Come to the door now!

- So is this the America I grew up in?

Hell no it isn't. It's not even close.

It may be the Russia other people grew up in,

but not my America

- We're the free world.

Then you have the unfree world

and that's North Korea that's East Germany,

that's the Soviet Union, that's China.

And why are we the free world?

Because we have free speech,

and we have equal lights under the law, and they don't

But now suddenly all those distinctions

seem to be getting blurred

- We have FBI folks spying on President Trump,

and we find out intelligence officials

may have been looking in and using databases

to spy on other Americans.

I mean. (laughs) you start to ask yourself

is this freedom just some kind of illusion?

- When I think of police states around the world,

there are so many features

that seem now to be part of American life.

Censorship, for example, political targeting,

going after the leader of an opposition party.

There are some elements that we don't see here yet.

Typically police states are established

by some revolutionary overthrow of the government.

Police states typically have a Berlin Wall.

They prevent you from leaving

How far down the road are we?

- We're in the slow death version,

and is the must dangerous kind

They just get used to the evaporating civil liberties.

Oh, this is normal being banned in the new public sphere

- There are gonna be ordinary Americans

who are not that political,

and the FBI hasn't banged on their door

In their America there is no threat

There is no police state.

We have to investigate

how far down this road we've come.

- I don't think we have to investigate,

I think we're obligated to.

- [Dinesh] ls America becoming a police state?

(dramatic music)

To find out. I spoke with politicians and journalists.

- Government told American citizens

they couldn't go to church on Sunday in America.

But the real scary thing is what we saw

come out of the Richmond office of the FBI.

It's if you're a pro-life, pro-family Catholic.

They define you as radical.

- Republicans are prosecuted for crimes

that Democrats are let go for.

- We don't have the overt tanks and machinery and weaponry

going down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC in the life-

- The way the Soviets do. - Right exactly.

That was a more overt style police state

But that doesn't mean we don't have the onset

of one here in America now.

- I think sometimes people have the imagery

that people are gonna be goosestepping down the street

wearing uniforms with swastikas.

No. it's usually the faceless bureaucrat

who's working in the basement somewhere

who is carrying out the larger purposes

that have been established by powerful leaders.

(dramatic music continues)

- Dozens of FBI armed agents

with bullhorns outside of your home

to terrorize your neighborhood, as well as terrorize you.

Shock you out of sleep,

drag you out of your house half-clothed,

refuse to give you a warrant, ransack your house,

take you to the FBI field office where you're interrogated

and don't even have a chance to access an attorney.

- [Dinesh] I met with whistleblowers

from the various police agencies of the government.

(shutter clicks)

- We don't need to have a crime.

What we need is a person to look at

And then we go find out what crime you did.

- A domestic intelligence service serves one master,

the government that pays them

It does not serve the American people.

- [Dinesh] And heard from ordinary Americans

who have experienced the long arm of the federal government.

- We are living in very difficult, very perilous times.

This is a police state now. They have full authority.

They've weaponized the DOJ over and over and over again

How many more times do they have to do it

before you recognize you're next on the chopping block?

- If we're such a police state,

how do you explain the rampant riots

that were allowed to occur

under the banner of Black Lives Matter?

How do you explain the dilapidated state

of utter criminality in San Francisco,

New York, Philadelphia, and all of our other cities?

How is that consistent with us being a police state?

It's very simple.

The regime allows pure anarchy,

zero consequences for its client populations,

and the regime visits extreme tyranny

on those it deems to be political enemies,

namely law-abiding conservatives.

-[Dinesh] Clearly, many conservatives

believe America is becoming a police state.

I wanted to get the perspective of someone

who's actually lived in a totalitarian police state.

Yeonmi Park is a refugee from North Korea.

- So I was born in North Korea in 1993.

In a way I was abducted at birth by the state.

You are a slave, the the state owns you,

and they control you in every aspect

So even I'm a North Korean,

I'm not allowed to travel inside North Korea,

not to mention travel abroad.

And they don't even tell us

how many countries exist in the world.

I've never seen map of the world.

We don't even know the word freedom.

(crowd cheering)

- [Dinesh] So there's a single individual

who represents the state.

- He is a beyond God.

He is the nation, and he is the only reason

why we exist, to serve him,

and the crime of not respecting him.

His picture on the newspaper you rip that by mistake,

that's how you sent to prison camp in North Korea

and you get executed. (dramatic music)

So by the time when I was 15 years old,

we met missionaries from South Korea

They were risking their lives to rescue us.

So after five years in South Korea,

So after five years in South Korea,

I came to America in 2015.

- [Dinesh] You come to America,

you are enrolled at Columbia University,

and you ran into some things you didn't expect.

- I still vividly remember my professor saying

that all the problems that we have in the world

is because of greedy capitalism and because of white men.

They say math is racist.

Math was created by white men to control minority.

The only solution to all these problems

is us tearing down the Constitution

and rebuilding the nation

the in name of (speaking in a foreign language),

which is collectivism in North Korea.

And that's- - And you recognized

right away that that's what he was was talking about.

- That's what my North Korean teacher taught me

in North Korean classroom.

It was exact same thing, the anti-American,

anti-freedom, anti-capitalism, anti- free markets.

In North Korea, my teachers were telling me,

"Enemies are everywhere. They're under the ground.

They're in the air that we breathe.

They're in the cave, in the sky."

- So the propaganda of North Korea

was being echoed in the Columbia orientation.

- They went even further.

In North Korea at least, that we believed

what woman and man was.

And then my professor were telling me one day,

like, "You can be a man."

And I said like, "I cannot be a man," (laughs) you know.

I just became a mother at the time.

Like, "I know I'm a woman."

And she said, like, "You're brainwashed."

So in a way Columbia was even crazier than North Korea.

- [Dinesh] Yeonmi Park agrees that America

land of the free is moving away from freedom.

But is this really a debate over whether America

is becoming a police state?

No, the debate is over who is driving the police state.

If you ask the left. (dramatic music)

- He is literally trying to create

an intelligence police state

- How many books have been banned here in Texas?

- These draconian authoritarian laws

to criminalize access to abortion instantly.

- In 1930s Germany, right?

They went after trans and gay people first.

- Donald Trump is openly running a campaign on autocracy.

He's essentially running for office on the idea

of turning the presidency into a dictatorship.

- [Dinesh] In this view, Republicans are trying to establish

a police state and take away freedom.

So who's right? (dramatic music)

We can answer this question by exploring

what a police state is,

how it got started,

how it operates,

and who is in charge.

(bold music) - This is a Dave Koresh

(singing in a foreign language)

- [G.W. Bush] The Patriot Act has proved essential.

- I think one of the interesting questions, Dan,

is the genealogy, the story of how

this police state developed.

When did it really start?

- If you're concerned about the police state,

you're very concerned about what happened in Ruby Ridge

- On August 21st, 1992 Federal Marshals shot my son, Samuel,

in the back and killed him.

Sam was just 14 years old.

The marshals who killed Sammy were grown men.

They were in combat gear.

They were carrying machine guns

and large caliber semi-automatic pistols.

- [Reporter] One day after Randy Weaver lost his only son,

he and Kevin Harris were shot by an FBI sniper

on August 22nd.

Vicki Weaver was shot and killed

while standing behind this door

with baby Elisheba in her arms.

- [Dinesh] Plus seven months after Ruby Ridge.

there was the tragedy at Waco.

- [Speaker] Yeah, then 75 men around our building,

and they're shooting at us.

Now them there are children and women in here,

and to call it off!

- The fierce gun battle has led to a standoff

between law officers and occult members

of a religious compound outside of Waco this evening.

- [Reporter] More than 80 people are believed to have died

in yesterday's fiery conclusion to the 51-day siege,

24 of them children.

President Clinton says he gives his full support

To the decisions made by the Attorney General

and the FBI to end the siege.

- [Dinesh] Many Americans supported the government's actions

at Ruby Ridge and Waco in the belief

that those were fanatics, cult members, not like us.

Today, however, the same rhetoric is used

to describe one half of the country.

That brings us to the pivotal moment

the police state got its start.

- I think if you had to give it one moment, in the flip

from what was previously a constitutional republic

to a police state,

I gotta give it to the Patriot Act.

- Oh my God. - Oh God!

- [Onlooker] My God.

- [Reporter] That looks like a second plane.

(ominous music)

- [Agent] The Patriot Act just turned us loose.

We're going to expand the Bureau

from law enforcement to domestic intelligence.

Legal shackles are now off.

Informants, spies, wiretaps,

we can do anything we want. (ominous music continues)

- Seems like the turning point for the emerging police state

was the aftermath of 9/11.

There were many people, me included

who thought that many of these powers given to government

of surveillance, of tracking people

and so on, were legitimate.

You were one of the few people who warned, even then,

that this was giving the government power

that could be misused, could be abused

could be turned on American citizens

who are not terrorists, and you were right.

- Those were my thoughts,

but the most prominent person here in Washington

was probably my dad, Ron Paul,

who said that basically your fear of terrorism,

your granting of these powers,

will someday be used against American citizens,

not against terrorists.

If you give us your liberty we'll give you security,

and people said here's our liberty, here's our liberty.

Ancl they said, "Well you'll never use it

against Americans, right?"

(ominous music continues)

- John in 1978, the FISA law,

established these so-called FISA Courts.

And the idea was consistent

with the American system checks and balances,

if you are going to do surveillance on somebody

you need to go to a court and get authorization to do that.

- After 9/11, all of the barriers

that were constructed between counterintelligence

and criminal investigation were removed

- FBI overstepped its authority

in conducting investigations against American citizens.

- The FBI misused a popular digital surveillance tool

on everyday Americans more than 278,000 times

in 2020 going into 2021.

- Something seems to have happened to the FBI of late.

- 9/11 happened to the FBI (ominous music continues)

When George Bush, 43, called Bob Mueller up to Camp David,

he said, "Bob, I know you're gonna catch them,

but what are you going to do to stop the next one?"

And that was the beginning

of the police state that we're in.

- So suddenly the FBI is not saying these are the bad guys,

this is the bad stuff they've done,

and we've gotta go hold them accountable.

But rather, let's identify the bad guys

who potentially could commit future crimes

And let's find out about those crimes before they happen.

- I had a front row seat to this in Boston.

- [Reporter] Rezmn Ferdaus. an American, developed a hatred

of the United States. Calling it evil.

- This young man was incapable

of backing his car down the driveway,

and he hatched a plan to to bomb the Pentagon.

But he had neither the intellectual

or financial resources to do this,

but we were right there to help him

buy the materials he need

help him acquire the explosive material.

- [Reporter] Among the six counts

Ferdaus is now charged with,

attempting to destroy a federal building

and attempting to provide material support to terrorists.

- [George] We're walking that line of entrapment.

And he's in jail today.

- [Dinesh] This guy was a big talker,

maybe even a terrorist wannabe, but not a terrorist.

The FBI made him a terrorist, and then foiled a plot

that was never going to be carried out.

- These people are so down and out often times.

They're so in desperate need of a friend.

The source, or the FBI undercover, is their friend.

And they don't wanna let that person down,

so they're willing to carry out the terrorism activities,

because they don't wanna say no.

- How do you get close to this guy?

- Well it's kind of, you know, in a way

it's like acting in a movie to to be a method actor,

to be able to convince him.

- [Dinesh] Do you find it hard to believe

that the FBI would frame people as terrorists

who are not terrorists?

Consider the case of the Liberty City Seven.

(dramatic music)

- Eyes on subject

Coming to you [easy music]

- Eye on me

- [Dinesh] Narseal Batiste, a cash-strapped religious seeker

thought he'd found the perfect con.

(easy music continues)

- [Informant] Robes and the cane

walking your way, eyes on you.

- [Dinesh] He'd trick an Al-Qaeda operative

to give him money to do a terrorist act

that he had no intention or ability to carry out.

- He's moving up the stairs for the meet

- [Dinesh] Yes, this is an extremely dumb idea

- Batiste! - And the guy is definitely

a scam artist. (easy music continues)

Little did he know the operative was not Al-Qaeda.

He was an FBI informant posing as an Al-Qaeda guy.

(knuckles rap) - Yep.

Video's live. - Audio?

- Yeah. - What you want from me?

- [Batiste] I'm exhausted financially

- You need money.

(easy music continues) - Yes

- How much?

- 50 grand? - Ooh!

For what? You want me and my network to give you $50,000.

For what?

- (sighs) Boots. (easy music continues)

- Boots? (laughs)

- Artillery. - (laughs) Artillery?

- Ah, come on, man.

- Hand pistol machine guns

- Uh, okay. - Come on, man.

Hold on, hold on. - What is all this for?

To get that kind of money, it has to be big.

To get that kind of money, it has to be big.

(sighs) Bigger than 9/11?

(dramatic music)

It's all going to Chicago.

The, what is it called?

- Sears Tower. - Yes, the Sears Tower.

Pack it with so much explosives,

that it'll (imitates explosion).

- Wow (laughs)

- It'll be so big.

It'll fall into the water,

and like a tsunami hit the rest of Chicago.

- [informant] How many people we talking?

- Million? Yeah like a million.

- Okay. (dramatic music continues)

Before I give you this money,

we need you to take a pledge, an oath to Al-Qaeda.

- Just say the words?

- Repeat after me.

(intense music)

God's pledge is upon me.

So is his compact.

- [Batiste] God's pledge is upon me. And so is his compact.

- I will be a soldier of the Islamic soldiers until death.

I commit myself to Jihad.

(intense music continues)

- I will be a soldier of the Islamic soldiers until death.

I commit myself to Jihad.

- [Informant] Congratulations, my brother.

- I guess that makes him Al-Qaeda

and a danger to society.

(tires screeching)

- [Batiste] Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- FBI, Batiste!

- Put your hands up. Hands up.

Drop the cane. - You got the wrong guy.

- The cane! - What did I do?

- Turn away from the sound of my voice.

- [Batiste] Got the wrong guy.

I didn't do anything. - It'll work out. okay?

It'll work out.

- [Dinesh] Batiste didn't want money

to commit a terrorist act.

He needed money for his struggling construction business.

(intense music continues)

- Should be enough to put him away.

- Good.

- You know the drill.

- [Dinesh] informants can get tens

even hundreds of thousands of dollars

to entrap their targets.

They get even more if their targets are convicted.

- Thank you, sir. (intense music continues)

- Batiste and his co-conspirator

attempted to obtain the support of Al-Qaeda.

In taking the oath of allegiance to Al Qaeda.

Batiste. the ringleader of this group,

intended to recruit and supervise individuals

to organize and train for a mission of war

against the United States.

- [Dinesh] Absolutely ridiculous.

The real story here

is Batiste tried to pull a scam on Al-Qaeda,

and the FBI pulled a bigger scam on him.

Narseal Batiste got 162 months in prison,

followed by 35 years of supervised release.

- Hey. I think as a former police officer and federal agent,

you always have to ask yourself that question,

would this crime have happened if not for the intervention

of this specific mechanism

(laughs) that we're doing right now?

And if the answer is no

then your job is to back off in a constitutional republic.

(dramatic music)

- [Dinesh] Under Bush, we saw these tools

used against Muslims.

But Obama took it to a whole new level.

He turned the state against Republicans and conservatives.

(knuckles rapping)

- Hello, IRS. Federal agent.

We have a search warrant

(knuckles rapping) - Revelations that the IRS

has been targeting conservative groups

like the Tea Party for extra scrutiny

- [Reporter] IRS was also tracking groups

whose goals included, quote, "limiting government,

educating on the Constitution and Bill of Rights,"

and even groups that quote,

"criticize how the country is being run."

- [Dinesh] Obama also used his DOJ

to go after his political opponents

something I experienced firsthand.

- D'Souza pleaded guilty in 2014

to campaign finance fraud

in connection with an illegal contribution

to the 2012 Senate campaign of a person named Wendy Long

- Just weeks before all this went down

I released a movie in the theater.

It was a very emotionally-damaging movie to Obama.

No American in this country's history has been prosecuted,

let alone locked up for doing what I did.

- It used to be Islamic terrorism.

That threat is kind of dissipated.

You now have these large apparatuses

that have these capabilities.

(phone ringing) (people chattering)

- [Agent] Good morning fellow federal employees.

- [Assistant] Got the check

from your boss at headquarters.

- [Agent] Thank you.

Need that power view in two hours.

- Yes sir

- Good morning - Good morning

(dramatic music) (people chattering)

- You need to create a demand for your services.

And one of the ways in which

these government agencies are doing it,

is by changing their mission.

They're moving from what used to be domestic terrorism

to domestic extremism.

- We elevated racially and ethnically-motivated

violent extremism to our highest threat priority,

on the same level with Isis

- And they're looking at extremism in a way

that really paints anybody who's right-of-centre

as part of this sort of continuum.

There's a document here, let me show you.

Pretty amazing because it's called

the "Pyramid of Far-Right Radicalization."

This was put together by a contractor

for the Department of Homeland Security.

And they talk about how one goes

from being sort of a normal, regular conservative,

center-right person, to an extremist

So at the lowest rung on this chart, you have Fox News.

You have the Republican Party,

you have Christian Broadcasting Network,

you have the National Rifle Association.

But that morphs into Breitbart, PragerU, Turning Point.

- A rise of political extremism, white supremacy,

domestic terrorism that we must confront and we will defeat.

- You dehumanize someone

basically, so you can ruin them or kill them.

- Based on their political views.

- [Dinesh] Do you have any doubt

that inside the bowels of these interagency task forces,

that they have developed watch lists and censorship lists

and target lists and maybe even kill lists?

- [Peter] Oh, there's no question in my mind

that lists like this exist.

- [Speaker] Investigate Russian interference.

- [Dinesh] One signature element of a police state

is that it's a one-party state

Effective opposition is eliminated.

- When candidate Trump came down the escalators

at Trump Tower in 2015, the government had a meltdown,

'cause they were like, 'Wait a second.

We don't want him to be president."

- Trump's a unique threat

to this entire parasitic organism we call the deep state.

Trump does not need the deep state

nor has he been brought up in this bureaucratic,

Or political process,

where he's been taught to shut his mouth and sit down.

He doesn't need the donors, he doesn't need their money

and he's certainly not there to be famous.

He was one of the most famous men in the world before.

'Cause he doesn't have the built-in

emergency break-and-fear mechanism

they've coached into every politician.

Everyone else has the leash on,

and he's just a, you know, the dog

that doesn't wanna get leashed, that's Trump.

He doesn't wanna get leashed, and he's not gonna be leashed,

and that's a real threat to them.

- Earlier today I outlined my contract

with the American voter

At the very top of the list

is one of the most important promises of all.

If I'm elected president,

we are going to drain the swamp in Washington DC.

(crowd cheering)

- We'll see about that.

- You take on the intelligence community,

they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at ya.

- But I think what's really convinced people,

and where actually the vast majority of Republicans

now agree with what my father said,

was when they discovered that the Patriot Act and FISA

and these secret courts were used against Donald Trump.

(dramatic music) - The last person

she wants to run against.

And I know that from her people.

- All of this came about because of FISA.

All you had to do was fool the amateurs in the black robes.

And the FBI was able to spy on a presidential candidate

in favor of another presidential candidate.

I mean think about Russiagate,

in which Carter Page was singled out as a target

for a counterintelligence operation.

- And the FBI obtained a FISA warrant on Carter Page,

a Trump campaign adviser.

- It was really a way of going after the Trump campaign,

- It was really a way of going after the Trump campaign,

late in the Trump presidency.

- You have the FBI and DOJ saying,

"Uh, we're not going after Donald Trump,

we're going after Carter Page."

Because we all now know

that if you go after someone in their orbit

you get everybody else.

Because they thought by surveilling him,

they would collect information

to fill their fantastical stories.

- Trump peeing on girls.

- Vladimir Putin is holding something over Donald Trump.

- A Trump victory is a gift to Vladimir Putin.

- [Reporter] 18 Reasons Trump could be a Russian asset

- They were hoping for some phone call

or some email or some recording

between him and Putin or some other thing,

to say, "Look, we told you so,"

which of course would've been leaked to the media.

- You gave information to a friend

so that friend could get that information

into the public media. - Correct

- I think the Russiagate playbook is the playbook

that the Democrats created and they have just replicated.

You just take out the word Russiagate

and you put in COVID origins.

You take out COVID origins,

and you put in a Hunter Biden's laptop.

You take that out and you put in January 6th.

It's the replicated play

from the deep state, police state actors

and their partners in the media.

- [Dinesh] Trump's presidency

was such a obstacle to the left and the Democrats

and their desire to build a police state

that they decided never again.

(phone ringing) (people chattering)

- FBI. (dramatic music)

- [Dinesh] But Democrats had a problem

For Biden to win the 2020 election,

voters must not learn about the elaborate corruption ring

of the Biden family.

(dramatic music continues)

- This is it. This is it.

- Everything's on here? - It's all in there.

(dramatic music continues)

(keys tapping)

- [Dinesh] The FBI took possession of Hunter Biden's laptop

11 months before the 2020 election.

(dramatic music continues)

- Good Lord.

(sighs) Alright that's enough.

I'll take it from here.

Let's just uh, let's keep this between us, all right?

- Yes sir. Okay. - Alright.

- [Dinesh] The laptop showed

the perversions of Hunter Biden, but it showed a lot more,

the corrupt dealings involving Joe Biden

and the entire Biden family.

The police agencies of government,

acting on behalf of the Bidens,

moved to suppress public disclosure

of the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop.

- The FBI, I think basically came to us,

some folks on our team, it was like, hey

you should be on high alert.

We thought that there was a lot of Russian propaganda

in the 2016 election.

We have it on notice that basically

there's about to be some kind of dump

So just be vigilant.

- Twitter, Facebook. they're all privately owned,

and I think we've got no business

telling them what to put up.

If they wanna censor us privately,

they really actually do have that right to do it.

But there is no right by the FBI to collude with them.

- Or any agency of government,

for that matter. - Or any agency of government.

- They, the FBI, the police,

were telling Twitter what to, and not to put out.

And so with Hunter Biden's laptop,

which I think is the ultimate example

of rigging a presidential election

by suppressing the truth,

these individuals have historically commissioned

the biggest propaganda play in US history.

- Was that your laptop? - For real, I don't know.

- I know, but you know that's. this is-

- I really don't know

is the answer. - Okay.

- Could be that it was, that it was Russian intelligence.

- This looks like Russian intelligence.

This walks like Russian intelligence.

This talks like Russian intelligence.

- You mean the laptop is now

another Russia, Russia, Russia hoax?

- That's exactly what - You've gotta be...

- that's exactly - Is this where you're going?

- What we're told. - This is where he's goin.

- And the media is able to attach that line of effort

that sort of M.O., to its government police state operators,

and say, we'll just say Hunter Biden's laptop

is Russian disinformation

- 50 former intelligence officials

signed onto a letter yesterday

saying that "The New York Post" story

about Hunter Biden's emails has, quote

"All of the classic earmarks

of a Russian disinformation campaign."

- These aren't nobodies that signed the 51 intel letter.

- These aren't nobodies that signed the 51 intel letter.

Former Secretary of Defense former director of the CIA,

former director of the National Security Administration.

These are tap level career- - Some of them Republicans

- Some of them Republicans who came out and said,

"It had the hallmarks of Russian disinformation."

- Hey, I, I got something here.

I think the big guy's gonna wanna know about this.

- [Dinesh] Police agencies like the FBI, CIA, Homeland Security,

with the help of the media,

buried the story that would have tipped the election.

Then they rigged the election,

as I pointed out in "2000 Mules."

But they still needed to stop Trump from ever running again.

So the next step was to try to lock him up.

Trump takes documents from the White House to Mar-a-Lago,

and then suddenly there is an FBI raid.

- Well, the FBI fabricated a criminal case.

There is no crime with a president

having presidential papers after leaving office,

whether classified or unclassified.

It is unclear how quickly

the president should give those to the archives,

and that's what was under discussion

But a criminal case was open.

Why is that important?

Because it then allows them to do a search warrant.

- [Dinesh] They were looking at President Trump's

40 Wall Street property.

They looked at the Seven Springs property.

They looked at the Jupiter Golf Course.

They looked at his apartment.

They looked at his tax records.

They looked at his financial statements.

They looked at his kids' stuff.

I mean they looked at everything.

- It then allows them

to try to get obstruction of justice on Trump,

because we have a proceeding that can be obstructed.

If there is no criminal proceeding

he can't obstruct it, can he?

- Joe Biden, at the same time,

took classified documents from his days as vice president.

Apparently some of those documents

go back to his days in the Senate.

You think that the documents were part

of Biden's, global influence-peddling operation?

- When Hunter Biden was trying to sell

the Ukraine oligarchs on his services,

he provides an analysis of energy in the Ukraine area.

When you read it, you know that he's getting it

from an intelligence briefing.

And I think he did it precisely so someone would say,

ah, Hunter Biden really is in the know.

- The committee is concerned by the complicated,

suspicious network of over 20 companies

we have identified the Bidens and their associates

used to enrich themselves.

- How does this family racket operate?

- Joe Biden himself was not the recipient of these funds.

It was offshore, it was given to family members.

Tens of millions of dollars

that had been funneled to the Bidens from foreign entities.

In places like China, Ukraine, and Russia.

And there was no discernible business service

that the Biden family performed for those funds.

- What service was being provided by the Bidens?

What was the work they were doing?

What was the value they were adding?

What was the legitimate business? What was the business?

- [Reporter] Hunter Biden and his former business partner,

Devon Archer. - He considered Hunter Biden

to be a lobbyist, who leveraged a very powerful name

to score millions in deals with foreign businessmen.

- He was aware of Hunter's business.

He met with Hunter's business partners.

- There are 170 suspicious activity reports.

And these reports are put together

by the Treasury Department.

There's something that raises

the Treasury Department's suspicion

about the banking transactions that were going on.

Money moving into LLCs and then being paid to the Biden's

money moving into one LLC, going into another LLC,

then being paid to multiple Biden family members.

(dramatic music) - The product being sold here

is political access to Joe Biden.

- Yeah, and Hunter Biden established

his international finance business

six months after his father became vice president.

And the two areas where he got the biggest deals

in Ukraine and China,

those deals only happened, Dinesh,

once Joe Biden was explicitly appointed

by Barack Obama as the point person

for US policy in those countries.

- This isn't a Hunter Biden scandal,

because ultimately Hunter is a bag man.

(dramatic music continues) - Correct.

He's really the funnel through which the funds go.

- [Dinesh] Joe Biden's defenders now say

Hunter was using Joe. but Joe was using Hunter.

What kind of father uses his son like this?

- What's your understanding of what your son was doing

for an extraordinary amount of money?

- I don't know what he was doing.

I know he was on the board.

I found out he was on the board after he was on the board.

And that was it.

- You think that everything that happened was kosher.

- You know there's not one single bit of evidence.

not one little, tiny bit.

- Isn't it true that as you have an emerging police state,

you've got certain people who become above the law?

- [Peter] When we first exposed this in 2018,

the FBI approached me.

We talked to them about our findings, we shared it.

lt was basically squelched by the FBI.

The FBI had no interest at the senior level.

- It's a convenient arrangement.

The FBI protects the crimes of the Democrats,

and the Democrats protect the crimes of the FBI.

I notice the police agencies, for example

aren't protecting Trump. - Right.

- So when people say Trump is an authoritarian,

I think to myself, wait a minute.

What kind of an authoritarian is he

(Peter laughs) when his own FBI

- Right. - his own DOJ

the police agencies are going after Trump

but they are rushing to surround and protect Biden

from any kind of external scrutiny.

(dramatic music continues)

So Trump isn't running the police state.

In fact, he's running away from the police state.

He's its main target.

And now he's facing four criminal indictments

with nearly 100 charges.

- Today, an indictment was unsealed.

- The defendant repeatedly made false statements

on New York business records.

- Conspiring to defraud the United States.

- From a criminal conspiracy

to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.

- And conspiring and attempting

to obstruct an official proceeding.

- They don't go after the people that rigged the election.

They go after the people that wanna find out

what the hell happened. (dramatic music continues)

- [Dinesh] Modem tyranny maintains the facade of democracy.

Russia. Venezuela, Iran, China all have elections,

but they only tolerate a submissive opposition

that does the bidding of their one-party state.

- He will surrender himself for processing

at an overcrowded jail with a reputation

for violence and neglect.

Actually, three people have lost their lives

over the last month.

That jail is where the disgraced ex-president

of these United Slates is heading right now.

(dramatic music continues)

(bold music)

- [Ray] We'll go in to the Capital!

- [Biden] Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans

- [Speaker] Find the protesters

- [Biden] And that is a threat to this country.

- [British Reporter] There you see the Reichstag,

the German House of Parliament in Berlin,

which is being seriously destroyed by fire.

Hitler, now chancellor, has announced that the fire

was the work of communists,

and was intended to be the signal

for a Bolshevist uprising throughout the country.

In consequence, Germany has been placed

under a system of martial law.

- [Dinesh] The 1933 Reichstag fire

was a pretext for Hitler to declare a state of emergency.

No more civil liberties,

no more right to speak or assemble or protest.

Hitler also began a violent crackdown

on his political enemies.

- [Biden] Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans

represent an extremism

that threatens the very foundations of our Republic.

- January 6th was the Reichstag fire incident.

Someone tried to burn the German Parliament.

It was some foreign communist.

But Hitler was able to manipulate that,

and use it to establish a regime

of social control, of censorship.

- They'd been waiting for this for decades.

They were waiting for that moment where they could say

look, those are the bad guys.

And it was almost like fertilizer for the media machine.

And I knew the world would never be the same after that.

- This administration and the Department of Justice

wants to make a statement using the full force of the FBI.

And that statement is that if you attack our democracy,

you will pay, and you will pay dearly,

and you will be treated just like the terrorists

that attacked us on 9/11.

To some of you, these may seem like average Americans.

But make no mistake, these are anti-government,

anti-authority, violent extremists,

and they must be treated as armed and dangerous.

- [Dinesh] Joseph Bolanos is a New Yorker

who went to Washington DC on January 6th,

but never went inside the Capitol.

- [Joseph] I went straight from Union Station

to the Washington Monument.

I could hear President Trump talking.

- I know that everyone here

will soon be marching over to the Capitol Building

to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.

- And then we decided to go to see the Capitol.

It was filled with, hundreds of thousands of people

walking quietly, peacefully, people in wheelchairs,

veterans walking toward the Capitol.

There were no barriers, no police, no signage.

After we got on the grounds,

which we didn't know we were on the grounds,

'cause there was no signage

and we saw people in the distance climbing the walls.

And that's when we said, "Nah, somethings wrong here,

so we're not going any further," and we stopped.

- You come back to New York, then what happens?

- I went to my local cafe where I was showing my footage,

and telling people, "Look, this is what really happened."

- And then someone turned you in

to the FBI, as an insurrectionist.

- I was walking down the street

and I overheard him bragging about

having been there and having video.

- What's really scary about this is that in the 1930s,

thousands, if not millions, of Jewish families

were rounded up and transported to their untimely death

by neighbors that were doing the same thing.

I mean, is that what we've become?

I mean, one phone call from one guy

can actually activate the FBI?

- At the time you were living in an apartment,

but you were also taking care of your old mom,

who recently passed away in her apartment.

- My mother at the time was staying at a rehab center.

I was sleeping on her couch.

And at 6:00 am, I hear boom, boom, boom.

I mean really loud knocking, "FBI, open the door

or we'll knock it down."

Boom, boom, boom (ominous music)

So I'm in my longjohns and a T-shirt,

and I get up, I go to the door.

I open the door, and hear about six to eight

military-style, Joint Terrorist Task Force soldiers,

with the tallest one of them

pointing an automatic rifle at my head.

So they say, "Turn around." They handcuff me.

They walk me down the stairs.

They wouldn't let me back into the the apartment.

They starred interrogating, I would think

about 6:30 in the morning.

And around 10:30, I started to feel a little weak

I'd say, but not myself.

And then I also saw the camera guy show up from NBC.

- [Reporter] Where the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force

was seen along Fort Washington Avenue,

taking out bags of possible evidence.

- And that's when I started to panic,

because I said, "This can't be on TV."

I mean, what's gonna be said?

What's, you know - It's just destroy

your reputation right in your community,

and you've lived there a long time.

- Now shocked and angry neighbors

say they can't believe the head of their block association

may have been involved in attacking the Capitol.

- And it's inexcusable.

- And I didn't know he had those views.

- And the combination of being restricted

in a backseat for four hours,

I think I just short circuited.

And I said, "I need an ambulance."

And they took me to the hospital.

- And you had a stroke. - Yes.

- [Reporter] There were two FBI searches today

at apartments linked to one man.

- They came to get you at your mom's apartment.

They simultaneously went to your apartment.

- Yes sir. - And in fact

you had some video.

- I had two cameras 'cause I'm a security person,

so I had a regular doorbell camera.

And you can see in the sequence

that an FBI agent comes up.

So he put a sticker over the lens of the ring camera.

What he didn't know is that the peephole on the door

was also a camera.

If you have a legal search warrant

and you're walking into a property

why are they neutralizing the cameras?

- Open the door! (ram thudding)

- [Police] Police, back off! Back off!

(police yelling)

- [Dinesh] And they trash your mother's apartment

- Oof. - In fact,

you've left it that way. - Yes.

It looked like a herd of cattle

went right through the apartment.

(dramatic music)

I mean, they ripped suitcases from the closets.

They stepped on things that they broke

(gentle music) There's some things missing.

My mother, thank God, that she was in a rehab place,

'cause had she been sleeping that morning,

it would've killed her.

(Joseph crying) (gentle music continues)

You know I live in an old building, and the pipes.

Sometimes they make noise in the middle of the night.

I was getting up freaked out thinking,

"Oh my God, are they back?"

The emotional stress is indescribable. you know?

And try to find a lawyer

that'll represent you for your rights

when you're innocent.

Fat chance. (gentle music continues)

Either you have to give them a half a million dollars.

Or they're scared of the courts.

They're actually scared the DC Court

and Southern District Court.

What kind of justice is that when you're innocent?

Who do you go to when you know (crying)...

Excuse me. (gentle music continues)

When you know that you're innocent, (crying)

The only thing you have on your side

is truth, truth, and the knowledge

that you're right, that they're wrong.

I'm an American citizen.

I had no reason to be (crying) attacked.

- [Agent] FBI! Let me in! FBI!

(People yelling)

- Steve. one of the signature moves of the FBI

is the FBI home raid.

- DOJ and HQ want the full song and dance here.

(bold music) Visual impact.

Expect the media. You're all gonna be on prime time.

We want the subject on display doing the walk of shame.

Chief Division Counsel and DOJ

have approved a no-knock breach.

Some of these people have dogs.

Use deadly force if necessary.

Any questions? (bold music continues)

- Now, is this because the guy in the house

is uncooperative, dangerous,

and has to be approached in this way?

Or what is the rationale for doing this?

- We're back to the process being the punishment.

- Because the FBI wanted this exhibitionistic,

domestic shock and awe, if you wanna call it that.

- Agree 100%.

Our elected officials have characterized January 6th

as the worst event that has happened

in the history of the country since the Civil War.

Anyone with any ambition of promotion within the FBI

is going to be tempted to get their hooks into January 6th

to claim that they had some sort of supervising,

or managerial responsibility involved with it.

And the individuals who are in charge

of all the field offices around the country,

are receiving compensation

in the area of 30 to $50,000,

because their offices were successfully opening

because their offices were successfully opening

the adequate number of domestic terrorism cases.

'Cause in this country, we are very fortunate

that domestic terrorism is not a significant threat.

The demand for domestic terrorism

amongst our elected officials and elite,

vastly outstrips the supply.

- And so the FBI in a sense, obliges,

provides the supply.

- You manipulate the statistics

to make yourself look good and get your commissions up.

- [Dinesh] This is reminiscent

of how officials in Nazi Germany

justified their actions, "I'm just following orders.

I'm just trying to get ahead."

The writer, Hannah Arendt termed this

the banality, meaning the ordinariness, of evil.

(dramatic music)

- FBI, this is Steve.

- Steve, when you pushed back

against your bosses at the FBI,

and you said, "But these people are not

what you're portraying them to be,"

and in some cases, "There's no reason

to open up an investigation at all," what were you told?

- My supervisors told me that I had a duty to the FBI,

not an oath to the Constitution.

(dramatic music continues)

- Sonia, let me turn to you.

You're part of this team of Federal Air Marshals.

- [Announcer] We were there

helping to protect the things that matter most,

our way of life. (gentle music)

- Just prior to 9/11, the Federal Air Marshal Service

only employed 33 Air Marshals,

and their duties were to fly on international missions.

After 9/11, they employed thousands of Air Marshals.

There was a huge push, and we were looking for people

that could take over an aircraft,

just like they did on 9/11.

That was our original mission.

What it has morphed into in the last couple years

is almost unrecognizable.

Who we're following and what we're looking at now

are individuals that were in the National Capital region

January the 3rd through the 7th in 2021.

That is our number one mission.

- This pool of suspects is not limited

to people who went inside the Capitol.

It is everybody who went to DC

during that window for whatever reason.

- That is correct.

You did not have to go to the capitol.

You did not have to go to the rally.

You could have been there for a job interview.

You could have been there for a function.

It does not matter. You were on the list.

They've been entered into a National Security Database

as a suspected domestic terrorist.

We're following grandmothers,

we're following people in their 80s.

We're following Afghan veterans

who lost their legs in Afghanistan who are paraplegics.

We're watching these people every day.

- There's an element of craziness here

because doesn't the Air Marshal doing this

know that this is stupid?

- They absolutely do, and they're disgusted by it.

And the agency doesn't care,

because now they get to pump the metrics up

that they're helping the FBI

follow all these domestic terrorists

across the United States.

So Congress will give them more money

to keep the homeland safe.

(gentle music)

- You are in the rotunda of the United States Capitol.

I mean it's beautiful. The paintings.

Well, there is the signing

of the Declaration of Independence.

That picture over there is George Washington.

He's resigning his commission. Look at that.

- I mean. if there was an insurrection,

insurrectionists burn buildings.

They torch the place. They try to bring it tn the ground.

- [Troy] They didn't touch any of it.

- Congressman Troy Nehls of Texas

is a former constable and sheriff.

His book, "The Big Fraud"

contradicts the left's narrative about January 6th.

Let's just say that the people in this building

had complete possession of it.

I mean, it seems to me

they haven't taken over the US government.

They're not gonna make laws.

So the idea that this was somehow

intended to be a government takeover

isn't that on the face of an absurd?

- They weren't here to overthrow the government.

If you were gonna overthrow the government,

what you'd come here, is you would destroy the place.

You would create- - Well, you'd come in armed,

for starters. - You would, yes,

and you would create the same type of chaos

they did in 2020, with total destruction.

(dramatic music)

I was one of the last members

to leave the House Chamber on January 6th.

I was at the back doors, the main doors,

leading into the Chamber.

I was protecting those doors.

The window there to the right

is the window that Ashley Babbitt jumped through.

Lieutenant Byrd was positioned over there on the left.

(crowd yelling) (Weapon blasts)

And Ashley Babbitt fell back, died right there.

And Ashley Babbitt fell back, died right there.

- Right there? - Yes

(gentle music)

I heard that shot (claps) that took Ashley Babbit's life.

- She was posing a threat

to United States House of Representatives.

- He had no clue what her intentions were.

- I had been yelling and screaming as loud as I was,

"Please stop, get back, get back."

- I don't believe anybody heard him giving those commands.

She didn't know there was a gun being pointed at her.

He says he couldn't see her hands.

He couldn't tell if it was a female.

If that would've happened in the summer of 2020,

with the riots we saw across our country,

you would've been indicted within a week.

- January 6th was fueled by lies,

targeted at a nation's process of collecting, counting,

and certifying the results of the presidential election.

- It's almost like it was a political godsend

for the Democrats.

They shut down right away all talk of election fraud.

- Well, there were many of us, including myself.

I knew I was going to object.

We had several states in question.

- What does it say to the nearly half the country

that believes this election was rigged, if we vote

not even to consider the claims

of illegality and fraud in this election?

- [Congressman] I will stand in recess

until the call of the Chair. (gavel banging)

(dramatic music continues)

- We reconvened at 9:00 pm

to go through the certification of the electors.

What happened then, we never even questioned Georgia.

We didn't question Wisconsin.

We kind of lost the drive and the will,

and maybe, just maybe, that was their ultimate goal.

- They got their way.

Not only was the process shut down,

you had Senators come back, like Jim Lankford,

and say, "Because of this, we need to go ahead and certify

the election of Joe Biden and Kamila Harris.

I no longer support an audit commission."

And Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were certified

about 3:20 am on January 7th.

- The Trumpsters actually had no motive to stop the process

because the process we're talking about

is not certification,

but was in fact, the questioning of the election

that the Trumpsters wanted.

- That's right. That's what Nancy Pelosi wanted shut down.

- Could it be that it's almost as if

they wanted it to happen?

- The intelligence was there

from the the FBI Norfolk office,

sent information over here saying, hey listen,

we got extremist groups coming here,

white supremacist groups, high propensity for violence.

The Capitol itself is a target here.

Two days before January 6th, we're in the Oval Office.

President Trump initiates a conversation about January 6th.

You know, look, it looks like

there's gonna be a large amount of people

in and around Washington DC and the Capitol.

Are you guys prepared to take that on?

If you, the DoD, need it,

you have my presidential authorization

to utilize up to 10 to 20,000 National Guardsmen and women

around America to augment law enforcement.

Before we can deploy uniformed soldiers

in the United States of America,

you have to have the head of the local government

make the request.

President Trump authorized the National Guard.

Mayor Bowser refused. Nancy Pelosi refused.

The FBI refused to put up a no-climb fence.

And we had intelligence from the intelligence community,

Saying that there was gonna be thousands of people

in and around the United States Capitol on that day.

How could we have such a colossal failure

with all of those facts lined up?

- Donald Trump did not finish speaking until 1:10 pm.

Thousands of people there.

The first breach took place

15 minutes before Donald Trump was even done speaking.

- So that's why I lean more towards inside job,

intentionally leaving the Capitol insecure,

goading people into the Capitol.

- We need to go into the Capital!

- Ray Epps caught on camera repeatedly urging people

to go into the Capitol.

The crowd thought it was so bizarre,

that the immediate reaction

was to accuse him of being a fed.

- Fed, fed, fed, fed, fed, fed.

(crowd chanting)

- This wasn't just some one-off idea.

He was a veritable, "Where's Waldo?"

He was there, he was everywhere.

But Trump's speech evidently,

which he ostensibly traveled across the country

to go hear, wearing the Trump hat.

- We are going to the Capital where our problems are!

It's that direction!

- And then he's just, by sheer coincidence, I'm sure,

pre-positioned at the very decisive, initial breach point.

- So who really breached? Ray Epps is up there.

Ray Epps is at those bicycle racks.

He's whispering into that one guy's ear,

and within seconds, they breached that bicycle rack.

And then they start moving on into the Capitol.

- Ray Epps' behavior initially,

was considered to be so egregious,

that he was one of the first 20 people

that the FBI put on its most wanted list for January 6th.

The next day he was quietly taken off this most wanted list.

"The New York Times" which formerly featured Epps

as part of the Day of Rage.

- We are going to the Capital. It's that direction.

- Later came to do a fully-dedicated puff piece

on Ray Epps, the only January 6th participant

that "The New York Times" will defend.

- The Bureau issued this statement,

quote, "Ray Epps has never been an FBI source

or an FBI employee."

- [Dinesh] But was he working for Homeland Security,

or one of the other government agencies?

We don't know.

And the government, including the January 6th Committee,

refuses to say one way or the other.

Police states jealously guard their secrets.

(gentle music)

Every police state has political prisoners.

Most of the political prisoners of January 6th

raised legitimate issues about the 2020 election.

They are paying the price

for the Biden regime's manipulation of their protest.

It's the Reichstag fire all over again. (gentle music continues)

- [Julie] Most of these defendants

have never been in trouble with the law.

(knuckles rapping)

- Mask on.

- When the FBI came knocking on their door,

they let them in, they handed over their phones.

I can't tell you how many times I said,

"Why didn't you have a lawyer?"

"Well, I, because I trust the FBI."

(door thuds)

There are dozens who were charged with obstruction

conspiracy, seditious conspiracy,

who were denied bail repeatedly

and held under pretrial detention orders.

So I would be getting letters and phone calls from the jail,

the DC gulag, and they would be telling me

what was happening to them.

What was miraculous was

they're singing "The National Anthem,"

every single night at 9:00,

as a defiance that this government would not break them,

and it would not break their spirit or their patriotism

or their love of this country.

There's just no comparison

between what was happening to BLM Antifa rioters.

Actually, nothing is happening to them.

(ominous music)

The riots at Lafayette Park,

right outside of the White House, at the end of May

for days, that prompted the lockdown of the White House.

But the riot happened on federal property. Lafayette Square.

And the assaults against police officers,

Secret Service and Park Police are federal officers.

Not only were all those charges dropped,

this same Department of Justice

blamed Park Police and Secret Service

for being overly aggressive with those rioters.

(ominous music)

- [Dinesh] We're accustomed to thinking of this

as a double standard.

We assume the government

should treat us equally under the law,

but the police state operates under a single standard.

It consistently protects its allies,

and goes after its critics.

In this respect, police states are inherently lawless.

- It hurts no one more than me, having been on both sides

as a public defender and a federal prosecutor,

to see our law enforcement community act differently,

not based an the law and the facts

but based on the political scene

that's being set in the media.

- December 7th, 1941,

September 11th, 2001,

and January 6th, 2021.

- 9/11 is nothing compared to January 6th.

(gentle music)

- Perna, you're recognized.

- Geri Perna is the aunt

of January 6th defendant Matt Perna.

Geri, what is your earliest memory

of your nephew, Matt Perna?

- I remember the day Matt was born.

He was an incredibly long baby,

and he had this enormous head of black hair.

Very inquisitive, he asked a lot of questions.

(gentle music continues)

He had a fascination with the American flag.

- As he grew older, was he very political?

- Matt was not into politics at all.

He had strong conservative beliefs, but at the same time,

Matt was a Bernie Sanders supporter for a while there.

But when Donald Trump came on the scene,

and I think it was that first debate with Hillary Clinton

that sold Matt, this is not a politician,

this is a businessman, and this country needs a businessman.

- [Dinesh] Why did Matt go to DC on January 6th?

- Matt believed in his heart

that it was gonna be a celebration.

He didn't go there with any intention

of protesting or rioting.

He thought he was going there to hear an announcement

that the election was not certified.

- How did he get into the Capitol?

- Matt was in a crowd.

People were pushing from all sides,

and the crowd was moving closer and closer to the building.

And as he got up there,

he was in an open doorway and he walked in.

- [Dinesh] And how long was he in the Capitol?

- I believe it was 14 minutes.

He never left the velvet ropes.

He stayed within the rotunda.

- It was peaceful.

- [Geri] Extremely. He didn't touch anything.

- And then 14 minutes later he was out.

- He was out. (ominous music continues)

Within that week I saw a Facebook post

that said there were people from January 6th,

whose pictures were on the FBI website.

So I clicked on the link,

and I sorted scrolling through the photographs.

And there's my nephews picture.

My heart sank. It just sank.

- What was Matt Perna charged with?

- Originally, he was charged with the misdemeanors

of parading, disorderly conduct.

- What, shouting, and-

- He didn't have any altercations

with any police officers.

So I've always assumed it was just

the chanting of the USA.

- I'm assuming he didn't have a criminal record?

- No, he never had a parking ticket.

- Those who conspired with others

to obstruct the vote count, also face greater charges.

- The DOJ slapped the felony charge

of obstruction of an official proceeding.

There's no way he obstructed it,

because they evacuated the building at 2:15.

And there was videotape of Matt still outside at 2:57.

So he wasn't even in the building

while they were in session.

- Now what was the psychological effect

of this added felony charge?

- Suddenly he was this center of attention in a bad way.

- These nasty, racist, bigoted, insurrectionists.

- Bunch of thugs, insurrectionists,

white supremacists, anti-semites.

- These bastards. - Traitors.

- His attorney told him the quickest way

for this to be over was to plead guilty.

So he pled guilty,

and his attorney told him that he was looking

at 6 to 12 months in a federal prison camp.

at 6 to 12 months in a federal prison camp.

And he called me and he said, "Aunt Geri,

I am gonna turn this into a positive."

He said, "I'm gonna use my degree,

and I'm gonna help others get their GEDs."

They scheduled his hearing for his sentencing,

and his attorney says, "They're looking to add

an enhancement of terrorism

at the sentencing hearing." (ominous music continues)

Matt called me on the phone.

He was sobbing uncontrollably.

And he apologized to me

(crying) for me losing all my friends because of him.

And I said. "Matt, they weren't my friends."

I said, "I love you, and we're gonna get through this."

He said. "They're gonna put me in jail for a long time."

I said, "Matt, they're not gonna put you in jail."

I was arguing with him.

I said. "Let's just see what's gonna happen here."

He said, "I love you, Aunt Geri."

Friday, late afternoon,

I got a phone call from one of my brothers,

and he said. "Matt hanged himself in his garage."

(ominous music continues)

(sniffling) I will never. ever forget that moment, ever.

I came across the prosecutor's name and phone number

in Matt's files.

I said, "I have one question for you."

I said, "Where on earth

did you come up with this terrorism enhancement?"

He says, "Well, let me just say,

if Matthew could've just waited

another month for the hearing

I don't think the terrorism enhancement would've stuck."

And I said "Don't you understand?

It was the threat of the enhancement

that actually killed him.

You in effect, pushed him off the ladder.

I hope that you remember Matt's name

and the role you played in killing him."

(gentle music)

His country failed him.

Want everybody to know what happened to my nephew

could happen to them or their son or daughter

for speaking out.

(ominous music)

- [Dinesh] Police states are cruel.

They destroy people and the families that love them.

But they don't care.

It's more important for them to shut us up

if we speak out in the wrong way.

Another characteristic of police states is censorship,

the shutting down of views

that undercut the official propaganda of the regime.

- Vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick.

- Two year olds should have been required to wear masks.

Would be child abuse for parents not to do that.

-We know the science. We know that masks work.

- The theory that the virus started

due to a leak from a lab is extremely unlikely.

- Literally, the only people dying are the unvaccinated.

And for those of you spreading misinformation, shame on you.

- If only we had a vaccine against B.S.

- [Dinesh] Everything you just heard, it's false.

And yet none of it was censored.

Instead, people were censored across social media

who challenged these lies.

- They told us it didn't come from a lab.

It wasn't gain-of-function research.

It wasn't our tax dollars.

It looks like all three of those things are true.

They told us the vaccinated couldn't get it,

they told us the vaccinated couldn't transmit it,

and they told us that this was the first virus in history

where there's no such thing as natural immunity.

All those things were false.

- What was wonderful during COVID,

the vaccine, don't you ask any questions, you got it?

And put your mask on and shut up.

What do they have in common?

They both involve sovereignty over your own body.

Because once you can break down the idea

that you own your own body,

you don't own your money, you don't own your kids,

you don't own your health.

The body, you have nothing else.

- [Dinesh] COVID wasn't a myth,

but it was used as a pretext for global censorship

and also to justify the suppression of rights and liberties

that typically occurs only in wartime.

- There are emergency powers the federal government

has been living under for three years

but also each of the state governments.

When Kentucky, our governor took over emergency powers,

he forbid certain forms of travel.

You had to be tested to travel.

He forbid church attendance.

His powers are unlimited if we're not in session,

and we can't call ourselves back in session.

The Democrats, they love emergency powers.

In fact, we voted several times to end the emergency,

only to have Biden veto it.

- You know, when this pandemic ends, and it will end soon,

we're not gonna go back to normal.

(dramatic music)

- The main tool of government censorship,

on COVID and many other issues, was the social media platforms.

Zach Voorhees is a whistleblower who worked at Google.

Ryan Hartwig worked for a firm

that does censorship reviews for Facebook.

How much does Facebook (ominous music)

know about you or me or anyone?

- Not only do they know more about you than your wife,

they can predict your behavior.

So they're almost omniscient.

- What if I told you

that you can't clear your browser history,

that Google is storing on what you visit?

From that information,

From that information,

they can develop a psycho graphic profile

that predicts your behavior.

People don't understand

that when you're using a free product you're the product.

- I'm assuming the reason you joined Google

is you were attracted by the promise of the internet.

- Like, when they went lPO, they put out a constitution.

First one, "Don't be evil."

But their second constitutional line

was "Organize the world's information,

and make it universally accessible and useful."

And that's the reason why I joined the company,

was because I believed in that corporate vision.

And then all of a sudden,

the wrong president got democratically elected,

and they threw all of that into the garbage.

- There'll be people who say Facebook, Google,

are private corporations.

They have every right to decide what goes on their platform.

- Google's not a private corporation,

they're a quasi-state actor.

Like, they're giving backdoor access to the FBI.

There's a government collaboration

with these private corporations

that are censoring at the behest of government,

and that's clearly against

the First Amendment of the Constitution.

It's happening with all the big tech platforms.

They're all working together.

Like, when Alex Jones was banned,

they banned him on all the different platforms

within five minutes of each other.

(ominous music continues)

- [Dinesh] How big is Facebook?

How many people are on Facebook?

- A third of the population of the entire world,

you know, 3 billion people are interacting

using Facebook as a platform.

Facebook is spending $10 billion a year

on content moderation.

- Let's talk about the mechanics of it.

Do they operate with a list?

- Yeah, so Facebook does have a lot of lists.

They have a hate figure list.

And when I'm looking at a piece of content,

deciding whether to take it down,

I literally have to open up this PDF list,

and look and see if that person's name is on there,

people on the right, who are perhaps nationalists.

But there are clearly white supremacists on that list.

But there are other people who are just conservatives.

- Who are just smeared as white supremacists?

- Right. - Right?

And now what about left-wing extremists?

- [Zach] They clearly told us

that Anfifa is not a hate group.

- What was the treatment at Facebook of Trump?

- I was moderating content

from March of 2018 to February of 2020.

So this was during the time when they were attempting

to take President Trump down.

The most egregious was, you know,

Trump was giving his State of the Union Address,

and Facebook told us to look for hate speech

coming from the State of the Union Address.

You know, Trump was talking about

how these MS-13 members were animals,

and Facebook told us. "You can't call immigrants animals."

He talked about South Africa

how they were taking land from homeowners.

And Facebook told us that this was a dog whistle

for white supremacists.

- I did a segment on my podcast about Kyle Rittenhouse.

I was promptiy notified

that I had been demonetized on Facebook,

and that I would be in Facebook jail for a year

because of supporting dangerous individuals.

Riitenhouse was vindicated, and then I appealed.

And they're like, "No,

because at the time we made the decision

that was our policy."

- And there's no recourse.

Congress has decided that big tech

has full immunity from the decisions that they make.

- Zach, let's talk about Google,

because to me Facebook is scary, Google is even scarier.

Google sees itself as a programmer of human beings.

- I found this in multiple slides throughout the company.

They are 100% serious

about believing that their users are programmable,

and we should believe when they say it.

They're looking at their search engine

as the avenue to drive social change within this country.

They released a totalitarian system

called machine learning fairness.

They put it in design documents.

They literally rewrote their news algorithm,

based upon what Trump was doing so they could get this guy.

(ominous music continues) - So I make a video,

I use the expression, "Crooked Hillary," and what happens?

- Google is going to take the audio

and use artificial intelligence

in order to transcribe it into text.

It's gonna be data mined

by a bunch of other artificial intelligence.

It's gonna detect that you said, "Crooked Hillary,"

and it's gonna apply,

"Oh, this is like a right-wing content," right?

When I was there I saw about 48 different labels

that were being applied.

From the way that they categorize your data

impacts whether you get shadow banned,

whether you get demonetized,

or whether your channel gets banned outright.

- There's no human intervention here so far.

And what you've described, it's entirely the machines.

- Right, once they train the algorithms,

then they can just unleash it at scale.

- [Dinesh] It's an active collaboration

between the police agencies of government

and digital platforms.

- Are you getting tips and leads from Facebook

and social media companies?

(ominous music continues)

- We get tips and leads from companies. Absolutely right?

- It's against the law for Facebook

or social media companies to give it to you,

but it's also against the law for you to receive it.

- [Dinesh] Censorship is now a global operation.

- But we partnered with Google for example.

If you Google climate change,

you will, at the top of your search,

you will get all kinds of UN resources.

We started this partnership when we were shocked to see

that when (laughs) we Googled climate change,

we were getting incredibly distorted information

right at the top.

So we're becoming much more proactive.

You know, we own the science.

(ominous music continues)

- Is it the case that we have a police state,

or an emerging police state, that is an octopus

spanning the government, the private sector,

the nonprofit sector, academia, the media?

- The number one lawyer

at the Federal Bureau of Investigation,

who signed off on the fraudulent Trump FISA warrant,

James Baker, is it a coincidence

that he became the number one lawyer at Twitter?

Is it a coincidence

that the FBI under Chris Wray's leadership,

with James Baker at Twitter,

with James Baker at Twitter,

formed an 80-agent task force about elections?

- [Dinesh] Let's be very grateful

to Elon Musk for buying Twitter.

- Your free speech is meaningless

unless you allow people you don't like

to say things you don't like

Otherwise, it's irrelevant.

And if at the point at which you lose free speech,

it doesn't come back.

- They're not just deplatforming you,

they are trying to throw people in prison.

Douglas Mackey, who tweeted under a pseudonym on Twitter,

that was very entertaining

and he made the critical mistake of mocking Hillary Clinton.

- In that meme, Mackey suggests it's possible

to vote for president by text message.

Because only Hillary voters could be stupid enough

to believe something so absurd.

- The second Biden took office the FBI swarmed his house,

they arrested him, they booked him

and he was hit with a felony charge

claiming that his satirical meme was disinformation.

- The arrest represents what could be a big change

in how the federal government fights election interference.

- A young kid faces 10 years for it.

If that's not a police state, I don't know what is.

- [Speaker] How many informants do you have

in Catholic churches across America?

(ominous music) Do you have sources?

- [Dinesh] ls the police state targeting ordinary citizens?

Are people who are not named Donald Trump,

people who didn't go inside the Capitol on January 6th,

nevertheless at risk of an FBI raid?

(ominous music continues)

- They claimed that people who attend the Latin Mass

in the Richmond field office,

there was an intelligence product that goes out

and says that those people

are potentially white supremacists,

is because they disagreed with a pro-choice stance,

they didn't like abortion.

They wanted borders that were secure,

and therefore, a legal immigration stance.

And they were not particularly keen

on the government getting involved in gay rights.

If those are the big things

that make you a so-called white supremacist,

or even susceptible to recruitment,

that's not radical, traditional Catholics

that go to a Latin Mass.

That's all Christians and most conservatives,

roughly half this country.

(ominous music continues)

- [Dinesh] I spoke to two pro-life activists,

Mark Houck and Bevelyn Beatty Williams.

You're in the street, and you're trying to persuade women

who are thinking about having an abortion not to do that.

- I've been coming to the clinics in Philly for 20 years,

and I was there with my son, my 12-year-old son.

- [Dinesh] Now you have a guy from the Planned Parenthood,

he's a volunteer. - Right.

Bu! he came out and he beelined for me and my boy.

He started talking to my son about me.

"Your dad's an evil man. Your dad's trying to hurt women."

Now look, I can handle that

But I'm like, look, just leave him alone, right?

Just talk to me.

So I just turned and I had this gut reaction. I pushed him.

He did fall back, and then he ran in the building.

- [Dinesh] He filed a complaint against you.

- Right. - What happened to that?

- So, it went to court and after four proceedings

it was dismissed.

Then nothing happened. Dobbs is overturned, June 24th.

And then Joe Biden ends up in Philadelphia.

- We can restore the right to choose in this country

by codifying Roe v. Wade and make it the law of the land.

(crowd cheering) - And then pro-lifers

start getting picked up and raided.

(gentle music)

September 23rd, it was a Friday morning.

All the children are asleep.

My wife's still in bed.

(ominous music)

There's a heavy banging at my door. "Open up!"

If I was a normal citizen in Bucks County

you're gonna come to the door

with your gun in your hand, right?

'Cause that sounds like an intruder.

Now, if I'm the federal government,

I'm probably gonna announce that I'm the federal government,

or FBI so that no one gets hurt.

Now I think they didn't want to do that intentionally.

My hunch. Because why- - You mean they,

they wanted you to come with a gun.

- Why else would you just bang on the door

if you're the federal government and say, "Open up"?

So at this point all the kids are awake.

I say, "Okay, stay calm."

I have seven babies in this house,

so I gently open the door and I showed my hands.

And I come out, and what I see

is 15 marked and unmarked units on my property.

Cars are surrounding my home.

I got SWAT in the back of my house.

They have two battering rams, they have ballistic helmets,

ballistic shields, heavily-armored vests,

and all these long guns.

At least 20 to 25 federal agents and state troopers.

So my wife's awake at this point.

She's got her leopard bathrobe on,

and she's coming downstairs.

And she says. "Do you have a warrant for his arrest?“

They said, "Well we're taking him

with or without a warrant."

Kids are screaming at this point, freaking out.

They're on the steps.

Guns are now over the threshold of my home,

pointed at my children.

And they put me in belly shackles

feet shackles and the rest,

chaining me to a table for six hours.

But they had every intention to release me that day

on my own recognizance.

And what does that tell you?

I'm not a threat to the community.

I'm not a violent offender, I'm not a flight risk.

Well then why the show of force, if but to humiliate him,

and instill fear in pro-life America.

- Did you get the eerie feeling, as you went through this,

that you are living in a police state?

- I feel like it's Nazi Germany in the 1930s,

as they're rounding up those that are against the state,

or potentially against the state.

- And this is over an incident

in which you pushed a guy,

and so they accuse you of violating the so-called FACE Act.

And the FACE Act essentially

is you cannot interfere with somebody

who's providing reproductive services

at a reproductive clinic.

Now was he in fact escorting women into the clinic?

- No, no. He was harassing and badgering my son.

That's all he was doing.

- So the FACE Act would appear,

not to even be applicable here.

You weren't blocking people

from trying to get in,

- Of course. - into the clinic.

What was the charge, and what were you facing?

- Two violations against the Face Act.

And that held 11 years in federal prison, a $350,000 fine.

- Mark, you took it to trial, you put it before the jury,

and what happened?

- It took less than an hour to deliberate unanimous verdict,

not guilty on both counts.

I thanked the judge,

and he said, "No, thank you, Mr. Houck."

So I think he knew that it was gonna be

an important case law for my friend here.

- [Dinesh] Bevelyn, I saw a video

in the protests over George Floyd.

You had Black Lives Matter in New York.

And so what did you do and why?

- I did the same thing they did.

They decided to pivot the agenda using Blacks.

So I decided to counter it because I'm Black.

They painted "Black Lives Matter."

Nothing else matters until Jesus matters.

And so that's why I did that.

- Let's talk about your pro-life ministry,

because like Mark, this is a passionate cause for you.

What drove that decision?

- 2019, Governor Cuomo decided to legalize abortion

up until nine months.

- Until birth. - 'Til birth.

We're gonna preach the gospel and we're gonna make it known

what you guys are doing, right?

So we were doing that for months on end.

I mean, we had it so set they would open at 7:00.

We were there at 6:30.

So we're standing in front of the door

and I guess at some point a girl opens the door

and her hand gets shut in the door.

She blames that on me.

Now I'm facing 15 years

for someone's hand getting caught in the door.

- She's accusing its members

of invading reproductive healthcare clinics.

Threatening staff and terrorizing patients.

- The police state is not new for Blacks

- When you look at the police state

of the Black community back then

you see it from a form of breaking down the family

and then caging the youth, right?

And that's really a test dummy

to what they want to do to the entire nation.

For me, I never thought it was about Black.

We were just the scapegoats.

We were just the scapegoats.

It's really about the Christian.

- And do you think in the end it's because the Christian

has an allegiance to something

other than the all-powerful state?

- You can't have God and communism,

because that dictator, or that leader, has to be God.

So now as long as they can lock us up

and shut us up and shut our voices down,

they believe everybody else will just go with it.

- Pro-life activists

are in the crosshairs of the police state.

What about moms who protest at school board meetings?

(ominous music) Shanonna Bishop is a mom in Colorado.

Stacy Langton is a mom in suburban Virginia.

Moms and activism. Why is that important to you?

- Well, I think there's nobody better

to stand up and fight for our children than a mom.

It's just your instinct to protect your kids.

- And I think it's bizarre

that it has changed so fast in our country

that the state really believes

they have the authority over my own child.

- Didn't this really get jump-started because of COVID?

I'm at home, and I can actually eavesdrop,

or get a little window into what they're trying

to put into my child's head.

- COVID was a a catalyst for the regular parent

to recognize that the school system

is failing our kids miserably.

- I will be telling both my boys not to wear masks.

(people yelling) Thank you.

- And then you realize, wait a minute, (laughs)

I'm sorry, there's pornography in the school library?

- Both of these books include pedophilia,

sex between men and boys.

- We have perverts that are perverting our kids.

- You should be embarrassed and ashamed

with the agenda that all of you

are letting happening in this town.

- We learned that they were doing

comprehensive sex education,

radical sexualizing of children, and they shouldn't be.

Then we realized they were having

vaccination clinics on site,

and shouldn't be without parents' consent.

There were all of these things happening.

Parents were educating themselves, they were showing up.

They didn't just one day go to a school board meeting.

They were calling the teachers,

then they were calling the principal,

then they were going to the administrators,

and finally no one would listen to them

so they went to the school board.

- [Stacy] These are my kids and I'm fighting for my kids.

- You are not alone in starting to say,

"I'm gonna start asking some questions.

I'm gonna start showing up at some meetings."

- [Parent] Stand here until my time is restored

and my time is finished.

- [Crowd] Shame on you!

- A letter was written

by the National School Board Association

to the Biden administration,

and it talks about "America's public schools

and education leaders are under an immediate threat."

And it says that "The School Board Association

asks for federal law enforcement and other assistance

to deal with these threats."

Basically they were calling for, let's try to see

if we can criminalize what these moms are doing.

Let's put them under surveillance.

(ominous music)

- By November of 2021, that's when things realty heated up.

The NEA had released their statement,

the FBI was gonna collude with them

to come after parents as domestic terrorists.

- I'm a stay-at-home mom, right?

And I was told by a retired Secret Service agent

that I had a threat tag on my name

from that DOJ Task Force memo.

On the school board meeting on Thursday night,

'cause was we had a lot of ghost cars there.

They're unmarked vehicles,

and they have specialized capabilities.

We also had a marked DHS vehicle

pull up right in front of our protest.

We also had a helicopter.

It's a frightening thought to think that my government

might want to come and arrest me

for doing nothing other than exercising

my right to free speech.

- Will FBI agents be attending local school board meetings?

- No, FBI agents will not be attending

local school boards meetings,

and there is nothing in this memo to suggest that.

- What about you, Sherronna?

Did the police agencies of the government

retaliate against you?

- On November 16th, of 2021,

my two little boys were sitting at the table

doing their school, 9:30 in the morning.

And we're doing our, doing our routine, doing our day.

At 9:30, we start hearing

this banging on the door. (fist rapping)

- [Agent] FBI, a warrant. Come to the door now!

FBI warrant. Come to the door now!

- And my little ones looked at me.

I, (stumbles) you know.

(ominous music) (slaps legs)

They took a battering ram to my door.

- FBI! Move! (ominous music continues)

- FBI! (agents chattering)

- [Dinesh] And they blew the door open.

- Yeah. Yeah.

Pulled me out the door and took my phone immediately,

and put me in handcuffs.

My daughter was 18 at the time,

and they grabbed her by her hoodie,

pulled her down the stairs by her hoodie,

this six-foot-five FBI agent, just manhandling her.

The whole street's roped off like we're criminals.

like we are domestic terrorists,

like we're doing something wildly

horribly illegal in our home.

(ominous music continues)

The violation is pretty intense.

They see everything, every nook and cranny.

When I was standing out there with them,

we discovered there was agents from four different states.

You know. we can't get that many agents

to come down and investigate child sex trafficking.

If they're coming for me, they're coming for you.

- [Reporter] Migrants are breaching the country.

- A strange and disturbing consequence

for a police state can be seen

along our southern border.

Aaron Stevenson served as an intelligence analyst

at the Department of Homeland Security.

Tara Rodas worked in the Child Placement Division

of the Department of Health and Human Services.

Typically when you think of police states around the world,

they have a closed border.

How do you explain the fact that our emerging police state

has an open border?

What do you think is the underlying motive here?

- There is a very strong border when it comes to,

you know, fruits and vegetables or manufactured goods.

You can't just bring in, like, a fake Nike shirt

and go sell it in the store.

That is controlled. People, it's wide open.

That land border is wide open.

So I definitely think that they need people in the system

to keep the system moving.

- They need bodies but they want bodies

with Democratic sign on them.

And the Biden regime becomes the guys who say,

"Hey listen, we're the ones who are opening the door.

We're letting you in. You owe us.

So we're gonna count on a long-term benefit

for the Democratic Party." - Exactly.

- Tara, what did you discover when you were at HHS?

- That children are being trafficked

through a sophisticated network

to the United States and then distributed

throughout the country to bad actors.

They're pulling the children

in labor trafficking and sex trafficking.

When I volunteered to help the Biden administration

with the crisis at the southern border,

as part of Operation Artemis

I was deployed to the Pomona Fairplex Emergency Intake site

to help reunite children with sponsors in the United States.

At the Pomona Fairplex Emergency Intake site,

The contractor earned $51,000 a month

processing the children.

The program says it's a family reunification program,

and that's not what I discovered at all.

I saw there were apartment buildings

where there were 40 children going.

We found children who sadly were sponsored by an older man.

They were teen girls.

We found a girl who we thought we sent to her brother.

And next thing, she's for sale on the internet.

So I've sat across from case managers.

One told me, she said,

"The little boy that I just processed. he's only 8.

He came across Mexico being prostituted the whole way."

He's in diapers now because of how many times

he was abused on route.

- Who's applying to get that kid,

and how are they able to get through this vetting process?

- The people who are vetting the sponsors

they're not criminal investigators,

they don't have backgrounds in fraud.

How much vetting can be done

How much vetting can be done

when you're moving 8,300 children in less than six months?

It was speed over safely.

- What in fact happened when you reported it?

- I was threatened with investigation.

I was walked off the site

by the Federal Field Specialist and security.

And of course they do this in order to put a chilling effect

on the other caseworkers and case managers.

- Let me tum to you, Aaron.

You worked at the Department of Homeland Security.

- So I joined DHS in September, 2012.

I would monitor transnational organized criminals

when they'd come in the country,

or anywhere near the country.

I would receive every record of every encounter

of all these watch-listed aliens.

So we know who they are, where they're at,

and what they're doing.

And the first time I came across a record

exposing one of these criminals

trying to get a child through this program,

was in February, 2021.

This is a pattern, there is something here

indicating there's actually more.

- I see there's trafficking in the program,

but I have no idea that transnational criminal organizations

are getting the children.

- This is MS-13, 18th Street gang,

Romanian organized Crime Group.

And these guys are coming from El Salvador,

Honduras, Mexico, Romania.

- Over 85,000 children are missing.

85,000 children in two years are gone.

- So the Biden regime wants a largely-open border

to help create a political majority.

They need the political majority to build the police state.

And if they have to look the other way

while children are trafficked by cartels

and crime organizations, so be it.

This is the callousness,

the inhumanity of the burgeoning police state.

(ominous music)

So far we've been talking about a police state in the US,

but now we consider a disquieting question.

Is it possible that we're seeing elites

trying to build a police planet?

- You'll hear the word conspiracy theory banded about.

Say, "Ah, conspiracy theory is like the great reset."

And I always point out to people,

it's interesting 'cause I didn't make that term up.

The guy who runs the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab,

wrote a book called, "The Great Reset."

- I see the need for action.

I see the need for a great reset.

- [Dinesh] The video that they had,

which is that you'll own nothing.

- You'll own nothing. - And you'll be happy.

- Certainly within the Anglo sphere,

and within even the broader West,

there's a hyper ideological version of a police state

that's animated by wokeness. (ominous music continues)

Now there's another police state,

China, that is very different.

We're becoming China plus drag queens.

"We're here, we're queer"

"We're coming for your children"

We're police states of a different variety.

You can say things in China that would get you fired,

if not worse, in the United States.

Conversely, in the United States, you can say things

that would get you imprisoned, or worse, in China.

China is a police state,

but at least you can see they're getting something

from their lack of freedom.

- And the Chinese are offering a bargain to their citizens.

We'll take away all your rights,

but you're gonna see a standard of living

generally and speedily improve.

And so at least we're offering you a deal.

- We're getting the worst of all worlds.

- (speaking in a foreign language).

- [Crowd] (speaking in a foreign language).

- China, as people more or less know,

that Xi is in charge.

The police state in America has an opaque quality to it.

It's not clear who really is in charge.

- If I could make an arrangement, stand in a front man,

they had an earpiece in,

and I was just in my basement in my sweats,

then I could sort of deliver the lines,

but somebody else was doing all the talking and ceremony,

I'd be fine with that.

- [Dinesh] At the very end of a "New York Times" article,

Obama made a statement where he basically said

that he envied the leadership of China.

- A lot of leaders in the United States

that have ambitious plans

and they're frustrated by the fact

that we have checks and balances

and own this document called the Constitution,

that gets in their way, and they're envious of China.

- Admiration I actually have for China.

Because there, basic dictatorship is allowing them

to actually turn their economy around on a dime,

and say we need to go green as fastest.

We need to start you know, investing in solar.

- The Chinese have a strategy

which is a social credit system.

- And there are actually people in the United States,

in government and elsewhere

who think the social credit system is not a bad idea.

- [Reporter] Everywhere she goes

Oh Yung Hayou is followed.

What she buys, how she behaves is tracked and scored.

- [Reporter] Facial recognition,

body scanning, and geo-tracking

matched with your personal data and online behavior

will power the social credit system.

- Pushes you to become a better citizen.

- [Reporter] Good social credit gets rewarded

with perks like cheap loans and travel deals.

But a bad score means public shame and worse.

Video of offenders is shown on the local news.

- [Reporter] Plastering their details

even their addresses across big screens.

- [Reporter] And information collectors

like Jiu Ai-Ni, are paid to report on their neighbors,

Her quota, 10 entries a month.

- If you get caught jaywalking in China,

you lose social credit score points.

You didn't get your vaccine,

and you're not allowed in certain places.

We already have de facto proxies like that developing here.

You combine that with CBDC, Central Bank Digital Currencies,

where they can watch every dollar you spend,

and then you combine that with artificial intelligence,

facial recognition technology

now you've got a real problem.

- It's in effect, gulag 2.0, right?

We don't need the camps.

We can use surveillance state electronic power

to basically monitor people and control their behavior.

- You know. I've often said

that when I read "1984" the first time,

it wasn't two-way television screens

and all the way the government

was going to spy on you and surveil you.

And I was like, "Eh, well we don't have all that."

We have all of that now.

- Science is replacing evolution by natural selection

with evolution by intelligent design.

Not the intelligent design of some God above the clouds,

but our intelligent design,

and the intelligent design of our clouds,

the IBM Cloud. the Microsoft Cloud.

These are the new driving forces of evolution.

(bold music)

- [Rep Chip Roy] Tyrants disarm the people

they intend to oppress.

- Your book, Yeonmi, is titled. "While Time Remains."

As an outsider, you are warning America that, look,

you still have time to prevent this police state.

- So I don't think any nation

can ever be like North Korea

if they have the right to bear arms

and protect themselves from the government.

But to me. American last battle is gonna be always guns.

- Biden even explicitly says things like

what's the point of you having a gun or me having a gun,

because the government has bigger guns,

and the government has nuclear weapons.

- Think about the recent push

by the Biden administration and others

to start to get a central repository

for all of these ATF records for gun sales.

What do you think they're doing that for?

They're doing that because the people

you wanna go for first are the people (laughs)

with the guns obviously.

I mean it's a tried and true 12-step plan for tyranny.

- If you look through human history,

when you have a disarmed populace

that's when civil liberties are most a threat.

(gentle music)

- [Dinesh] No police state is complete

until it disarms its citizens.

In this respect, the Second Amendment

isn't just another right,

it's the guarantor of last resort of all our rights.

- Let's find a way to shut him down.

- [Agent] Yes sir.

- [Dinesh] Where do we run to?

- It's nowhere to go.

This is the last hope for the humanity.

- So how bad can it get?

You won't be able to speak,

you won't be able to spend your money,

you won't be able to send your kids to the school you want.

What's next? Religion?

(gentle music continues)

- Jesus said, "If they hate you,

remember that they hated me first.

If they persecute me, than they will persecute you also."

We are living in a world that seeks to suppress

and distort the truth of God's Word.

- [Congregation] Amen.

- [Pastor] But I have good news.

God's Word carries inherent authority,

and no one can suppress or diminish its power.

The Book of Isaiah says,

- [Agent] FBI! - "Every word that..."

(congregation gasping) - FBl!

We have an arrest warrant.

Put your hands on your head, put your heads down.

(congregation exclaiming)

FBI. Hands on your heads!

Put your heads down! - Calm down.

- Collins! We are here for you. I'm right here.

Put your hands straight up!

I am not resisting. Right here.

- [Congregant] This is wrong!

- Turn away from the sound of my voice.

Get on your knees.

On your knees!

- You can't do this. This is the house of God!

- Shut him up!

- You're violating our Constitutional right!

- Get him outta here! (congregation yelling)

- We have freedom of religion and freedom of speech.

(dramatic music)

- [Dinesh] America will be a full-fledged police state

when the country itself has been turned into a prison.

In a free country,

the government exists to serve the citizens.

In a police state, the government declares war

on the citizens. - All right,

call the radio room.

We got one in custody.

- [Dinesh] And you won't be able to hide.

They have their lists, and you are already on one of them.

You may be next. - Let's go!

- [Dinesh] Let us pray, let us hope,

let us work together to stop,

and roll back our emerging police state.

-Go.

- [Dinesh] And in solidarity

with the political prisoners of January 6th

and political prisoners everywhere,

let us join in singing this great anthem

of liberation.