- You gotta look him in the eye when you say it.
He's gotta know you believe it.
He is a man.
Okay? And I doubt very seriously
if he knows he's a part of a cabal.
[tense music]
* *
- There's a relatively small part of the population
that is enmeshed inside conspiracy beliefs.
And the question is, how do we keep
the susceptible population from moving there?
Because once you're inside,
the likelihood you're gonna get out is not very high.
* *
- I have nothing to hide. Nothing to hide.
* *
- I don't want an attorney.
They're only in it to make money.
- What's illegal is the undoing of God's law.
It's shit made up.
- My defense is that their rules, codes,
statues, and ordinances do not apply
to an American State National.
* *
[cheers and applause]
- He obviously doesn't really care what the truth is.
- You know, across all social media platforms,
you know, we're pushing, you know,
4.5 million followers.
- He just wants to be popular.
* *
- We need to start fighting.
- He has taken her into custody.
He's locking her up.
[unsettling music]
* *
- I'm Adam Harris.
I'm a staff writer at "The Atlantic,"
where I cover education and national politics.
There's this thought that conspiracy thinking
only is--you know, only makes appearances
in certain communities,
that there's a certain type of person
that is susceptible to conspiracy theories.
But when I would go to the barbershop
on a weekly basis, you would hear different things about,
you know, the "New World Order."
You would hear things about illuminati.
But then there are also reasons
why people believe things like that.
There have historically been conspiracies
that have panned out.
I have relatives who were a part
of the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment.
- The United States' government
did something that was wrong.
Deeply, profoundly, morally wrong.
- A 40-year experiment, where nearly 400 Black men
living with syphilis were denied treatment.
Public health officials wanting to see
the effect of the disease untreated.
As a result, more than 100 men died
from syphilis or related complications.
- You know, civil rights leaders
were actively surveilled
by, you know, counterintelligence agencies.
- 56 years after the death of Malcolm X,
lawyers revealed what they call "new evidence of a conspiracy."
- Ray Wood was an undercover officer.
He wrote a letter in his death bed
confessing that New York City police department
and the FBI both conspired
to kill the civil rights activist.
- You can see where that mistrust
of a common narrative comes about.
- There's Watergate.
There's Iran-Contra.
- There are plots that are real.
- What do you do with that information?
Do you use it as a way to say that,
"Okay, well, we should question things,"
or does it drive you further down
a rabbit hole of conspiracy?
[somber music]
* *
- Been talking about, uh, the life of the apostle Paul.
What I love about this passage is no matter what
Paul went through, he kept going.
No matter how many death threats he got, he kept going.
And God protected him the entire trip.
So I'm gonna say something. It sounds weird and spooky,
but it's the truth.
You are invincible until God says you're done.
I'm telling you, you are going to survive
until God says it's time for you to come home.
So quit frettin'. Quit worryin'.
I've watched God protect people way too many times, okay?
I've watched God answer prayer way too many times.
In big areas and in little areas.
There is no natural reason they hadn't gotten me yet.
No natural reason. Okay?
And we're talking about people that hate our church galore.
It could happen at any second.
What has God done? He's protected us.
God protects His people.
In big ways, in little ways, in every way.
Amen, fellas?
All right, that's good stuff, but, uh,
we gotta share some prayer requests
so we can roll on here in a little bit.
All right, what--what do we got?
Got any prayer requests? Yes, sir.
- Just wanna mention [bleep].
He's lost 19 pounds from being sick
over the last week and a half with Covid.
And I have more faith now
that God's gonna get him through this
after talking to him yesterday,
but he still needs prayer.
- Amen. All right.
- Lift up brother [bleep].
He's been down for about 15 days.
He's not doing well,
so if we would just come together
as a body of Christ
and pray over [bleep] this morning.
- Yeah.
- Yup. Gotta keep standing.
- Yeah, it is.
Yes, sir?
- [bleep], she lost her job, um,
because she refused the vaccination.
They wouldn't accept religious exemptions,
so they, um--
- Amen! - It is wicked.
It is evil.
'Bout to get fired up when we go into prayer, praise God.
I don't care if them cameras are here or not.
I'm tellin' you right now, don't believe this non--
stand your--make 'em fire you.
- Amen.
- This is a wicked, nefarious, globalist, Chinese--
Biden's-a-sold-out- fraudulent-president situation.
I'm telling you. It's wicked.
Don't put that rat poison and fertilizer in your body.
All right? And you can quote me on that.
Let's pray.
Father, we're grateful for, uh, gathering
every single Monday morning.
Lord, without fail these guys are faithful,
and I thank You for that.
We ask these things in His name, amen.
And amen.
* *
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- Hello?
- Hey. - Hi.
- You stood your ground, girl!
I'm so proud of ya.
- I don't know. I mean, not--I'm...
My 30 days is October 17th.
But this guy ain't gonna let me out on October 17th.
- Well, we're gonna find out about this 30 days
because you haven't consented to anything
and he does not have your signature.
- It's Washington, D.C.
It's its own country. They can do what they want.
- You're gonna get through this, girl.
- You have one minute left.
- Well, I just hope it all works.
- Yeah, we all do.
- Well, you--you--if you--
you can give up any time you want, okay?
You can be outta jail
if you just agree with the judge.
[line beeps] They just cut us off.
Are you still there? - No, she's gone.
- They just cut us off.
- I'm hoping and praying that she gets out.
Soon.
If she goes to jail for lengthy time,
she's not gonna come out the same person.
She's not.
Uh, I'm just, coming from me, her sister,
I want the best for her and I don't want any harm
to come her way.
I mean, she's...
on a real decline in herself
throughout this whole ordeal and...
- Depression and what else?
What does decline mean? - Well--
- Losing weight, losing sleep? - Yeah.
When do we say enough is enough?
That's what I'm-- - When Pauline--
when--to answer that question,
when do we say enough is enough,
is when Pauline says enough is enough.
- She can't go this route.
She can't continue with this.
This is gonna kill her.
Like it's--she has to get a lawyer or something.
- And what decision did she make for herself?
She stood there, all little-- all 105 pounds of her.
- [laughs] - She stood there and said no.
Your sister's a lot stronger
than both of us give her credit for.
I wanna lead you to that
'cause I can see you strugglin' with it.
I can see--look at me.
I can see you struggling with it.
- Yeah. [chuckles] - Okay?
- How much is she willing to get destroyed?
'Cause I--even when she--
before she started this process,
I told her, I said, "They're going to destroy you."
And I don't think she realized what she was getting into.
I don't know what's gonna happen.
And I'm gonna try to keep the restaurant going
as long as I can.
I don't know what else to do.
- Hey, what's up, girl?
- Hey.
- I talked to David.
David has given me information.
David's helping me write these documents.
He's teaching me.
David has 100 people that he's dealing with
in your same situation.
I have probably five or six people
that I'm--that are in your same situation,
and I'm helping them.
And there's only so many hours in a day.
Plus I'm working a full-time job.
- So...I'm helping you as much as I can.
Listen, listen, you have to decide
if the risk you're taking
to defend your status as a woman,
is worth going to jail for five or six years.
Or if you wanna agree to the power of the court,
you wanna agree to their contract,
and you wanna hire Carmen
and say, "Yes, I will agree to the court,
"and I will take a plea deal,
and I'll take 18 to 24 months probation."
And you won't be in jail.
That's your choice.
You have to do what's best for Pauline
and your convictions.
So what do you wanna do?
[tense music]
[line beeps]
They cut us off.
- Recently, we've seen several conspiracy theories,
like, pop up at school board meetings.
- School board races are normally quiet contests
centered on local issues like budgets,
but this year, many of these boards are engulfed
in nationalized, cultural, hot-button fights.
- Parents and local leaders will say really wild things
about the vaccines, about masks.
- I wanna talk about the real pandemic:
child sex trafficking.
By putting masks on these kids' face,
you can't identify any of 'em.
So by the nine of you already voting on this,
tells me you guys support sex trafficking.
- A conspiracy theory is a theory
that there is someone bigger that is pulling the strings.
If there is a mask policy, there is a reason for that
that extends to the upper echelons of government.
- This is a bioweapon to depopulate.
- It has everything to do with submission and control.
- It's a long-term agenda,
Agenda 21,
which is called "Depopulation by the New World Order."
- This is evil. It's darkness. It is hell.
And these are criminals for abusing our children.
You need to be on the front lines every day!
- They're turning into really aggressive,
and at some points, potentially violent situations.
crowd: No more masks!
- All right. crowd: No more masks!
crowd: Unmask our kids! Unmask our kids!
- In Wisconsin, there were several school board members
who resigned, saying that the political environment
around the school board had become too hostile.
- In a Facebook post, Klatt wrote about
his family not feeling safe, including an incident
where a car sat running in front of his house
late at night.
- Down in Arizona, right, a parent shows up
at his kid's school with zip ties.
- So we're gonna go confront them,
and if necessary, I'm gonna make a citizen's arrest.
I'll show you.
Law-enforcement zip ties.
- A parent was told his son could not attend a field trip
because he was exposed to Covid-19.
Shortly after, the parent showed up to the school office.
- One of them was-- was carrying zip ties.
Military, black, large zip ties
and standing in my doorway.
- You have this very tense political environment,
where you have to walk out into the parking lot
after a school board meeting.
- We know who you are! - We know who you are!
- You can leave freely, but we will find you!
And we know who you are! - You will never be allowed
in public again! - We know who you are!
- I'm hoping to identify places
where conspiracy theorists have made their way
onto school boards
or are trying to push the school board
towards their worldview.
The question of what parents and the kind of folks
who have gone to these extreme levels are fighting for
is really kind of what I'm trying to answer
with the reporting.
[tense music]
* *
- Can I ask you a question? - Yeah.
- So why do you require a mask if there's no mask mandate?
- Oh, no, we don't require them.
We just, like, request, like, if you could, please.
We don't require, but we're just--
we're just saying, like--
- 'Cause it says, masks required.
- I know. Our sign's a little weird.
We said, like-- - Clearly, I ignored it.
- No, no. You're fine.
No, yeah, but we just say on the sign,
like, "masks available inside" if you want.
But no, it's not-- it's not required.
- Is this the barrier? - [laughs]
- Yeah, unfortunately. - The Covid barrier.
- Basically.
- Obviously, you know,
from back here, Covid won't attack you, right?
- [laughs]
[under breath] - Ridiculous.
Thank you. - Yeah. Have a great day.
[light instrumental music]
* *
My name is Jeannine Cannito
and I am a psychiatric nurse practitioner.
And I have, uh, two kids.
They're wearing masks walking outside.
This is-- this is not a viral pandemic.
This is a fear pandemic.
* *
I have a now 19-year-old and a 16-year-old.
And I have never, ever, until this year,
been to a Board of Education meeting.
Perhaps you have forgotten who voted you in
and who you answer to.
Now I've been to-- I don't even know how many
Board of Education meetings.
And I'm not wearing this
because you're not gonna be able to hear me if I do.
- Ma'am, the rule is that you have to have a mask on.
- Okay. I'm a nurse.
You're very far away from me.
They are very far away from me.
I'm pretty sure that I am not a risk to you,
so if you would like to embarrass yourself
by having me taken out of the building
for not wearing a mask when I am like 15 feet from you,
have at it.
Back in probably 2014, maybe early 2015,
and this is kind of a spiritual thing,
I've always had a connection to God.
And I just kept hearing something is coming,
and it's going to change everything.
And then when the pandemic hit,
I thought "Oh, boy, here we go."
Is this it?
And for me,
it--it does feel spiritual.
And there are some very evil things going on.
[dramatic musical sting]
[somber music]
* *
Fortunately, I did away with cable when I moved in here,
so I haven't watched mainstream news in years,
which is maybe why I believe what I believe.
A lot of it is Telegram,
some is BitChute,
some Rumble.
- The masks are a way to control.
Uh, the masks are a way to suppress.
The masks are a way to instill fear.
- They want to make sure that they have control
over the population,
and these masks are part of that control.
- It's, you know, sources that I consider reliable.
Stew Peters' show.
- They take a happy town with functioning schools,
and safe streets, and happy children,
and swiftly turn it into an ugly cesspool
of corruption, and crime, and filthy people.
Liberals are sick perverts,
and they want to molest children.
Period.
- There's something terrible going on,
and I believe that involves well-known folks
who think they are above reproach and the law,
and it's horrific,
Especially when it involves kids, I--I get...
- Yeah, I get really cuckoo for that kind of stuff.
[ominous music]
- What this whole thing really is
is the global sex trafficking of children
by the ruling class of society.
Businessmen, politicians, entertainers, and financiers.
- Adrenochrome.
- When a child is in such a state of terror
and there's adrenaline pumping...
it is said that it's like a crazy high
and there are anti-aging benefits to it.
So that is the theory behind,
you know, why children are being terrorized
is for the benefit of these adults who want--
want these effects.
- Another reason why the ruling class
loves sacrificing kids is because the kids
produce something called adrenochrome.
- It's an actual ancient ritual
to terrify--mainly children 'cause they're more pure--
and then you finally kill them,
and you drink their blood, and it's, like,
the ultimate aphrodisiac,
it's like the fountain of youth.
- Jim Caviezel, who played Christ
in "The Passion of Christ," he talks about adrenochrome
and how sick these people are.
- If a child knows he's going to die, uh,
his body will, uh, secrete this, uh, adrenaline.
It's the worst horror I've ever seen.
And these people that do it,
there'll be no mercy for them.
- I mean, he's an actor, what does he know?
But I'm pretty sure he got immersed in that world.
So again, it's--you know, if you--
if you have two columns of it's true, it's not true,
the true column, it--it's just bursting.
The "oh, it's just bologna," is--is rather empty actually.
So there are terrible things going on
and I think it's only a matter of time
before plain folks in their-- in their bubble
will be forced to acknowledge
that there are some very ugly, ugly things
going on around us that we just never--
we just never knew about.
- The main Covid soup ingredients?
Social distancing, face masks, nose swabs,
PCR tests, quarantines, lockdowns,
vaccinations, and fear.
All of this was done on purpose.
It was planned years ago
as the depopulation agenda's crowning glory.
I believe that there are wealthy, powerful families
that want to control everything.
And, you know, there are various means to do that.
I think the, you know, "pandemic" was--
was one of those things.
- You know, it--it has become
a topic that I don't bring up.
It is been hard with my children.
My daughter will tell you--
I said, "You are not getting vaccinated."
My son got vaccinated 'cause he was 18 and I--
you know, I had no say in the matter.
But for my daughter,
not going to happen on--on my watch.
I hope that someday, she will appreciate
how I'm trying to fight for her.
Even though she finds it incredibly annoying
at the moment.
But I don't bring it up anymore
because it causes arguments.
So I fight behind the scenes at board meetings.
[somber music]
* *
There he is.
Oh, no. - How are you, Miss Jeannine?
- Good. - I wrote something tonight.
- Oh, good!
- Off, off!
- I'm nervous. I don't like--
- Well, of course you should be. You should be nerv--
- But I want you to look at it and see--
- I'm--I'm nervous every time I get up there and speak.
- You never-- - Come here.
- Lisa and I met after a Board of Education meeting.
And ended up hanging out.
They literally sit there with blank expressions
with their masks. - Yeah.
- And what is going on right now
is akin to a mass delusion.
- Yes. - And hysteria
because it is not based on rational thought.
* *
- [indistinct]. - [laughs]
I--I hear you. I hear you.
- [sighs]
- They say you will wear masks. Period.
It is sending a very dangerous message:
"comply or you don't get to walk through the doors."
- Good evening, all.
Just briefly, I wanted to mention
that the community Covid transmission rate
here in Harford County
has risen to about double the threshold
for high transmission rate.
Our positivity rate has climbed above 10% as well.
- As. Dr. Bauer mentioned,
we're seeing rising numbers right now.
I'm positive we're gonna get some public comments
about masks, and I will be right up-front
and remind everybody this is not the time
to remove masks with rising numbers.
- So next, we're going to move to public comments.
- Good evening. I've come before you
many times over the last few months.
And part of me really doesn't know
what else to say to you.
What we're in the midst of is a fear pandemic.
Adults are acting to diminish their own anxiety.
And our children are paying the price.
You're in the fight of your life come spring.
I encourage you all to be mindful of this going forward:
decisions always have consequences,
even for you.
[applause]
- The mask mandates are cruel to young children.
Please unmask our children. Thank you.
[applause]
[clears throat]
- Okay, well, that will be the conclusion
of our public comment.
- [speaking indistinctly]
- They're in kind of groupthink mode.
And it's like a massive delusional disorder.
It's eerie.
I feel like I'm living in "The Twilight Zone."
- I know. - Yeah, like, what--
why do you not see the same things I see?
[dramatic musical sting]
[tense music]
* *
- We are in Grand Blanc, Michigan,
and there has been a--
effectively, a rift in the community
that deals a lot with the makeup
of the current school board.
There's a school board member named Amy Facchinello
who has posted QAnon-related
and QAnon-adjacent Facebook posts.
[car horns honking] - There's a group of students
in Grand Blanc concerned one of their school board members
is aligned with QAnon.
- GBCS student Lucas Hartwell says he was worried
after he came across a Twitter account
he believes is Facchinello's
with several posts about QAnon.
We asked Facchinello if she is aligned with QAnon.
She told us she doesn't know much about QAnon's beliefs.
- They just wanna cancel Trump supporters.
That's what I think it is.
- This is looking at the fact
that we have a conspiracist on our school board
and dealing with the fact that this is dangerous.
- A lot of members of the community
are really worried about what that will mean
to have someone who has those views
on their school board.
- Hi. How's it going? - Good. Come on in.
- Is it all right if I record? - Sure.
- Okay.
- Yeah. So this one, from May of 2020,
has a picture of Bill Gates,
something about microchips in the vaccine.
Then this one is from June of 2020.
"George Floyd, riots, and anonymous exposed
as deep state psyop for 'New World Order.'"
So I'm assuming that's like
"George Floyd's a hoax like Covid."
And then this one's...
"They can delete our YouTube channels,
our Facebook groups, Twitter accounts, and links,
"but they'll never break our spirit
or stop what's coming."
And that's the big flaming Q.
[ominous music]
- Can you kind of talk about what it meant
to have seen that she had these posts?
- It was really disturbing.
And I wasn't even as familiar with QAnon and what that was.
We were all kind of under the impression
that it was dying down a little bit and it's just not.
- And so after you heard what Miss Facchinello was saying,
what was the sort of next step that you took?
- I committed to, you know, going to as many board meetings
as I could, and I've been to every one since.
And it's really hard to manage
when you have a whole household and three kids
to, you know, take care of,
but it's also something you can't really unsee.
- What is the risk that the community more broadly
runs the-- - It's--it's a huge risk.
It's extremely problematic
because what we're living through right now,
it's such a weird reality anyway.
It's a perfect time for any kind of conspiracy
to kind of take off because there's so much unknown.
It just creates so much tension between people
that, you know, like, our board meetings are really unsafe.
- I'm curious to see how the meetings actually look now.
[somber music]
* *
I know that the folks who are anti-Amy Facchinello,
some of them will be speaking.
But from what I understand,
you will also have several folks speaking
who are pro-trustee Facchinello.
Hopefully they're willing to talk to me.
* *
[sighs]
- [laughs]
- I'm--
- Okay.
- Yeah. That makes sense.
- Yeah. I apprec-- - Yeah.
- Thank you so much. - Yeah, no problem.
- Good evening. Welcome to the Monday,
October 25th, Board of Education meeting.
Moving on to 2.04:
Approval of the September Financial Reports and Bills.
Madam Treasurer.
- Um, everything up here's in order,
and I'd like to make a motion to approve.
- Yeah, and I wanna congratulate our football team.
They're undefeated, 9-0.
And I know we are all hearing a lot
about the availability of the vaccine
for 5- to 11-year-olds.
We will host vaccination clinics--
we've done that before--
for families to take advantage of.
However, I wanna be clear that these clinics
will not be in the school during the school day.
- Miss Facchinello.
- Just on the record, I am not in favor
of, uh, the mask mandates,
and I really would prefer if, uh, there was going
to be vaccine clinics,
that they were held off property.
Thank you.
- Thank you.
As we move on to public comments,
we know that everyone has their opinions,
and we're asking you to please respect each other.
[somber music]
- Hello. Sasha Burton.
So you know, I had a whole speech prepared,
but in the middle of the night, came across some articles
that I found extremely disturbing.
- The [indistinct] is a four-story brick building.
The children that are sent to these centers
are from child services.
These children became subjects of drug trials
sponsored by NIAID Fauci.
They're experimenting on our children.
They did it then. They're doing it now.
The Nazis aren't coming. They're here.
Please quit supporting this.
This is nonsense. Do some research.
- Thank you.
[applause]
- Sandra.
When people say, "Listen to those--the experts,"
guess what?
Sometimes the experts are bought and paid for
or they don't know what the hell they're talking about.
Wake up.
Tyranny is here, and you better wake up.
- Thank you.
[applause]
- I'm not sure how you can sit there
and decide for parents what's right for their child
unless you're receiving a lot of money
to bend your moral compass.
It's all gone too far and it all needs to stop,
and you are in a position to do just that.
"But will you do it?" is the million--
million-dollar question. Thank you.
- Thank you. [applause]
And with that, this meeting is adjourned.
- How come you guys are signing up
for three, four, five boosters now?
Where do you stop?
Personally? Where does your line drawn?
Mine was way back when they started to mask the children.
- Mm.
- Where's your line drawn?
- Yeah. You ever think about it?
Thank you very much, sir. - Thank you very much.
And also, if I have any follow-up--
We just finished up the board meeting.
It was actually interesting because there were basically
like two parallel things happening at the meeting.
There was like the focus on education,
like what you would expect a school board meeting
to be about, like this focus on what the students are doing,
the focus on making sure the school district
is financially viable or financially sound.
And then you had, you know, the loudest voices in the room
being the loudest voices in the room.
And, you know, at the end,
I actually think the thing I took the most
from the interviews at the end was like from the students.
So what do you think of the meeting,
including the regular and the public comment?
- I thought it was really disappointing
when it got to the public concern section
of the meeting.
We trust science, my friends and I,
so we know that this is keeping us safe.
I've had Covid,
and I'm on a rescue inhaler now.
So, like, it's really upsetting to see that people challenge
and fight it with all their might.
- One of the things that I'm thinking about
and that I'm exploring in this story is really about
what a deterioration of actual local politics looks like.
I'm thinking a lot about and worrying about, like,
what happens if that part of the meeting,
and you know, people who are wanting
to kind of derail that regular business part,
what happens if that becomes
like a controlling part of the meeting?
What does that mean for how they're able
to conduct the actual business of education?
Miss Facchinello?
- I gotta go. - Hi. Oh--
I'm Adam Harris. I'm with "The Atlantic."
I sent you an email. I was just wondering if...
you might be willing to chat with me.
- Hey, Frank. How are you?
[ominous music]
* *
- Anger among some residents at a meeting
of the Grand Blanc school board tonight.
They confronted a member
over her reported participation
in the effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
- 16 republicans forged and signed papers
attempting to certify the election
for former president Donald Trump.
- Among those 16 individuals,
Grand Blanc school board member, Amy Facchinello.
- They didn't have evidence
they won the popular vote in the state,
they didn't have legal authority
to represent Michigan in the electoral college.
Still, they sent a document
declaring former president Trump the winner.
- Now some Grand Blanc schools parents
are calling on Facchinello to resign.
- There hasn't been any kind of accountability
or even acknowledgement of what happened.
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[cheers and applause]
- That's right.
- Yeah! - Yeah!
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- I thought it was gonna be freezing here.
[chuckles]
[somber music]
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[cheers and applause]
- 2 billion tonight.
- Starring General Flynn, Mike Lindell,
Roger Stone, Pastor Greg Locke!
- Uh, Clay's big idea with the ReAwaken tour
was to get people to kinda wake up
and understand a lot of the, uh,
tyrannical lockdowns, and mandates,
and things like that.
Ha-ha, my man. Yeah, they'll get that outta the way.
Good to see you, brother. Hey, can I--
- Good to see you too. - I need, uh--
- Oh, yes. Yes, we can. - Okay.
- Here, can you hold that?
- Y'all [indistinct] the bus?
- Oh, no, no. You're good. Give me one minute.
- Make sure that you have your driver's license
and your ticket available.
Today only. Today only.
- So, um, [indistinct]'s house.
- I told 'em.
- I know. - So um...
I just wanted to talk to you about it f--
- I'm--I'm for you guys. - Okay, all right.
- Okay. - I'm here for y'all.
- All right, sounds good. - [laughs]
- Come on in! Come on in! Come on in!
Join us.
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- Now I'm sorry some of you grew up in a church
that a pastor fell into all this nonsense
and he became a coward.
But if he's still closed
and still has all these mask mandates,
and wants you to sit six feet apart,
and you gotta sign up to go to Sunday school,
you better find you a new church.
Somebody shout "amen" up in this house.
[cheers and applause]
They said Greg Locke has grown
because he profited off of Covid.
I said, "No, we grown
"because we profited off of courage
is what we profited off of."
[cheers and applause]
- Whoo!
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- Recently, at the ReAwaken America Dallas event
that took place at the beginning of December,
Jovan and several other people in the conservative movement
came down with mysterious symptoms.
- And I was talking to, um, Jovan Pulitzer.
Now Jovan was at the, um, ReAwaken America tour
and was in the back.
And Jovan says, "Hey, look, I heard you're sick.
I'm really sick." And it's not just him.
Now he's saying that other people
that were in the back that were speakers
were also, um-- have gotten very, very ill.
- One of the attendees, Doug Kuzma
from the "Frog News Network"-- it's a podcast--
uh, is actually expected to die.
He's not expected to live.
- Hey, everybody. Doug here.
As everybody knows,
I'm pretty much under the weather right now
um, after my return from Dallas.
- He was found on December 25th, on Christmas,
unresponsive on the floor of his home
and then was taken to the hospital,
and he's been on a ventilator.
His lungs are not responding.
And uh, Doug is--is not gonna make it it looks like.
- I'm hanging in there. I'm almost sure of that, um,
I do have, you know--gosh, I hate to say it--Covid.
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- And the rumors flying around all over the place.
One of them being the rumor of a bio attack
in Dallas at the ReAwaken America tour.
Several apparently sick after what somebody--
an influencer online in Telegram
is referring to as an anthrax attack.
So in Dallas at the ReAwaken America tour,
was there an anthrax attack?
- Well, Stew, there certainly hasn't been one reported
to the CDC or local authorities in Dallas,
and it's news to the organizers.
- Now, if somebody is sick as a result
of attending the event,
um, I don't know the statistical probability
of being around thousands of people
and not eventually having somebody get sick,
but we have had no anthrax attacks
or bioweapon attacks to, well, my knowledge thus far.
Even though at the last four events in a row,
it has been insinuated by many people that there is,
uh, bioweapon attacks, but I have yet to see them.
Also, there is a person posting on Telegram right now
stating that I was raining down anthrax from the ceiling
at the event, which is not true
because there's a fog machine brought in
by the, uh, the church.
That being said, we have a gentleman here with us here,
uh, who's known as the vaccine police.
- Well, um, at the event,
one of my friends came up and showed me the video,
um, of the fog, as you guys are saying,
coming from the ceiling.
And [bleep], a very good friend of mine,
is--is very, very, bad sick.
And then I get phone calls from six other people
that are very sick and they're like, "You know,
wh--what do you think's going on?"
Then I go back and I'm like, "Oh, wow.
"I remember that stuff coming from the ceiling.
You know, what was that?" I don't know what it is.
That's why we put that out there.
We're asking the question what it was.
And you know, I don't know and you guys are coming now
and saying that it was a fog machine.
- And now, as far as what your--your role is,
why do you come, uh,
to the ReAwaken America tour events,
and why do you have an obsession--
and I believe in a good way-- to expose what's inside
the Covid-19 vaccines, Christopher?
- They're trying to start a civil war, Clay,
and they're coming for our children.
And we have to prove this, we have to show this,
and we have to speak up, and stand out,
and show people what is going on, Clay.
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- This call is not private.
It will be recorded and may be monitored.
You may start the conversation now.
- Hello? - Hi.
- Hey. How are you doing today?
- Um, okay.
Just got out.
- You just got out?
- Well, no, they don't let us out of our rooms till 4:00.
- Hmm.
- Anything going on?
- Uh, yeah. The film crew's here.
I'm wired up as we speak.
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- "Dear Judge McFadden,
"I, Pauline, from the house of Bauer,
"have learned the errors of my ways
"and will agree to adhere to the conditions of release.
"I will agree to call in weekly and give pre-trial
"a virtual tour of the place that I inhabit
"from time to time.
"I apologize for any misstatements
"before the court and realize that
"I cannot defend my case from my jail cell.
By Pauline Bauer."
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[sighs]
- I should've just agreed last time.
- Yeah, probably.
Trying to hold the fort down here, so...
- I know, Pam.
I'm so sorry.
- It's all right. - [sighs]
- [scoffs]
I don't know. I really don't know.
I don't know. [chuckles dryly]
I don't know how long I can continue to do this.
And we're trying to come up, find a lawyer.
But who the hell do you get to [indistinct]...
- Thank you for using-- - All right.
I'll see you. Bye. - Goodbye.
[line beeps]
- [sighs]
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- She, uh...
she's really feeling down down there.
I try to write her every couple days.
And I think, when she gets these letters,
it makes her feel a little bit better.
- I absolutely do.
I--I--I have--
I wish she would've.
I asked her two days after we come from D.C.
to get a lawyer with me.
She wouldn't get the lawyer.
She wanted to do it her way.
I told her I didn't think it was right,
but she was working with some guys
that I was hoping was leading her down the right path.
When we first met and when she got into what she got into,
you know, going down the way she was going down...
uh, I told her I don't believe--
she wanted me to do the same thing.
I told her,
"I do not believe
any of that stuff that they are telling you."
And I told her, "I do hope that
"they are not taking you down a rabbit hole
"and gonna get you, uh-- get you stuck in prison
"and, uh, get you, uh, convicted
of worse than what you deserve."
She said, "Well, that's not gonna happen."
But you can see, I'm here sitting on my back porch.
She's down there behind bars.
She is trying to lawyer up now.
Is it too late? I don't know.
I'm hoping it's not too late.
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- That's a good question.
Do I feel any-- do I feel responsible
or any sense of guilt that she's now locked up
because of-- no, I don't.
Pauline managed to keep herself out of jail
for quite a few months.
Pauline came to me and asked me for help.
I helped Pauline based on what she asked me to do.
So do I feel, you know, um, guilty?
Hell no.
Pauline's fighter.
And she's got it in her to fight.
The only thing she lacks is the training,
the time, the hours to get this information
that's laying around you on these tables,
to take all this information and put it into her head
and then be able to regurgitate it at will.
That's the only thing she's lacking.
The fighting spirit? She does not lack that.
- How I feel about it personally?
How I feel about it personally is, I mean--[sighs]
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I wish there were more people that were awake.
I wish that we had more free people
that understood the difference between the shit made up
and what is real law.
Because then we could impanel a people's grand jury,
and we could hold a real court,
and we could start arresting these people
who are undermining our constitution for treason,
and start holding them accountable.
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Test, test, test.
Audio check. Audio check!
I'm just showing you what the truth is.
Because the cabal, the Bar Association,
the banking guild, the illuminati,
the handful of people that owns all the corporations
pretending to be government,
they don't want you to find the truth.
- Yeah. Am I doing it for money?
- Yes. - [clears throat]
My wife and I put on our first seminar
in Greencastle, Pennsylvania.
It cost us $12,000 to rent the venue,
buy the meals for two days...
pay for the air travel, and the hotel,
and the rental car.
We spent $12,000 for that two-day weekend.
We only recovered $9,000, and we lost money.
Nobody's getting rich off of this.
I make plenty of money with my business and what I do.
I'm not a "paytriot," P-A-Y.
I'm a patriot.
And I'm not in this for the money.
Truth will unite us.
Knowing who our true enemy is will unite us.
This is how we fix our country, folks.
[applause]
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- It's not a conspiracy theory.
I mean, um-- and I hate that word.
That's just a word to say, "You're a kook, you're a crazy,
and I'm gonna discredit you."
- The person sneaking in now is the same person
that could be dealing my child drugs in 15 years.
- Abso--absolutely.
- Or trying to kidnap my child for sex trafficking.
Like, this hits home.
- This was like watching her make a narrative
out of thin air.
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- They're gonna try to twist my words,
but let me tell you,
we are under attack.
- I hear over and-- "Why aren't you speaking?"
Why am I not speaking? I'm not given a fair chance.
- Hi, my name is Zach.
I'm known as the Google whistleblower.
- Why am I not here?
- I feel for her. She loves me.
She also wants to be famous.
- Who's gonna hold Zach accountable
because he's a celebrity
and everybody's just gonna blow smoke up his ass?