🚨BREAKING: Somalian Fraud Investigation Targets TIM WALZ?! Ilhan Omar's Story FALLS APART ON AIR!

We have a breaking developing story here in your nation's capital, as there's finally been an arrest of the January 6 pipe bomb suspect. We're finding out the person's name, where they live, and a little bit more about them. And as that story develops, we're going to deliver it to you right here.

Also, the investigation into Somali corruption in Minnesota is intensifying. Tim Walls is in the crosshairs, and Ilhan Omar, given the softball of softball interviews yesterday, and she still couldn't handle it. She still fell apart at the robust hands of Jake Tapper. We're going to show you that in all its glory, coming up in a sec. Oh, and, uh, sad news out of the Kennedy family. Uh, JFK's grandchild with terminal cancer, and she decides to use her own illness to attack Bobby Kennedy because, you know, Trump. We're going to show you all that and a whole lot more right now. Like I said, developing, breaking story. You want to be here and stay with us all through the program. My name is Larry O'Connor, and you can call me Larry. Yeah. And you know what? I went back and watched part of the show yesterday. I've been way too angry lately. I'm not, I'm not an angry guy. I'm actually a fun, happy guy. And so I'm sorry I was a little shouty yesterday. Mark Warner and, and this Mark Kelly guy, they, they, you know, they bring it out of me. And I'm sorry. We're going to have fun today. We should have fun today. This is the golden era, after all. Thank you for watching the show. Thanks for subscribing. Thanks for giving us some thumbs up and some likes. We very much appreciate that.

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All right, we're going to get to the latest on the J6 pipe bomb arrest. We're assembling all that information because it literally is developing as we speak. So stay with us. We're going to get to that in our B segment. The investigation into the corruption in the Somali community in Minneapolis, Minnesota is intensifying. And it now appears that the crosshairs are on Governor Jazz Hands himself, Tim Walls. That's right. He and the Attorney General Keith Ellison, at the very best, appear to be negligent and have been completely corrupt in their incompetence, or they willfully ignored these crimes, if not encouraged them. Here's how Fox News delivered the report.

President Trump and Republicans are railing against Governor Tim Walls. And the House Oversight Committee, which has launched its own investigation into the fraud, is now requesting documents, records, and communications from both Walls and State Attorney General Keith Ellison after reports they and other state officials may have been warned and ignored those warnings, allowing this fraud to happen.

"The state employees in Minnesota, uh, rang the bell. They blew the whistle that there was massive fraud. And yet Tim Walls and Keith Ellison, the attorney general, apparently turned a blind eye to that for fear of political retaliation from the large voting block of Somali."

Yeah. Close to 80,000 Somalis live in Minnesota. They have become a powerful voting block for Democrats. But there are now multiple federal investigations into this fraud. Folks close to those cases tell us that what we've seen so far may be just the tip of the iceberg.

Hey, watching that. That's right. And that's exactly what we told you yesterday. And it's what we told you when we first reported the story earlier in the week. And we showed you all of the details and the facts that those whistleblowers who were state employees of the state health and human services department. They were the ones who saw the fraud. They went through the proper channels. They told the attorney general's office. They told the governor's office. And then they were the ones who were who were punished. They were the ones who were investigated and silenced and intimidated and told to shut their mouths because they were racist. We showed you all of that earlier in the week. But now there's more. As we've said, if you follow the money in this corruption scandal out of Minnesota, you'll see. Yes, it appears some money went to a terrorist group in East Africa called Al-Shabaab, but other money went to, well, a domestic terror group, the Democratic Party in Minnesota. And it appears as though one prominent member in Minnesota, the attorney general Keith Ellison, who's a Democrat socialist and he hates America, he may have even been receiving bribes from these criminals. Watch this.

"Recently released audio recordings reveal conversations that happened between the attorney general and individuals who were later implicated and in some cases convicted in the Feeding Our Future scandal. In those recordings, the attorney general..."

"Mr. Speaker, point of order. Mason's 124, paragraph 1. In debate, members must confine remarks to questions pertinent to the body and avoid personalities. The debate here is not any individual. It is the policy and the amendment."

All right. So, you see what's happening here is here's a Republican in the state legislature. Yes, there are a handful of them in Minnesota who is raising the issue of individuals in the government who appear to have been benefiting from this corrupt scheme. And boom, Democrat jumps in there, runs interference, tries to protect, circle the wagons. This is the problem. This is how they got into this corrupt mess in Minnesota. Oh, we got to protect our own, protect the Somali community, protect Keith Ellison, protect Tim Walls, protect the scheme, protect the entire machine here in in Minnesota. And watch how this unfolds now because it gets obviously political and ugly. You watch this and you tell me who's trying to get to the truth and who's trying to cover up the truth.

"Representative Niska. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The attorney general was asked in those recordings to use his authority to protect businesses under investigation for wrongdoing. And rather than distance himself or remain neutral to allow the legal process to unfold, he responded in those recordings, 'Of course, I'm here to help.'"

"Mr. Speaker, point of parliamentary inquiry."

"State your point of parliamentary inquiry."

"Mr. Speaker, there was a point of order and I didn't hear a ruling or any resolution of the point of order. Was there a resolution to it?"

"I'll remind the body that there was no ruling made by the speaker as to the point of order that was just stated. Representative Niska."

"Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Um, the attorney general in those recordings even urged the individuals, 'Let's go fight these people.' He was offered campaign contributions during that meeting. Uh, contributions that he later accepted. The release of those audio recordings raises questions about what's going on in the attorney general's office that go directly to the need to pass the uh legislation that we had uh previously debated, House File 20. Although he has insisted that nothing came of the meeting, his office disclosure of closed investigations..."

"124. The A11 will help ensure that what happens behind closed doors in the attorney general's office sees the light of day. We can protect people's privacy while shining a light on what the attorney general's office is doing. Who is influencing that office? Whether it's those under criminal investigation, nonprofits, corporations, or billionaires with political agendas, because Minnesotans have a right to know when their attorney general's office is working with them. Minnesotans have a right to know whether the attorney general is telling the truth that nothing came of that meeting. That's why the A11 is so important."

All right. So, uh, you saw in then the clip we just showed you, edited out the constant interruptions from the Democrats, constantly trying to keep the truth from being on the record and circle the wagons and protect their own. And when I say Democrats, I mean it. Uh, I'm talking about Democrats. I mean, just look, Democrat. Is there any doubt in your mind if you were given this picture of this politician from Minnesota and said, "Okay, for a million dollars, identify the political party this woman belongs to." Is there any doubt in anyone's mind? Thank you. So, Keith Ellison, the attorney general, appears to be, uh, uh, implicated in this audio that has been released that was recorded where he, well, you just heard what he apparently said to these groups that were under investigation. So yesterday, Keith Ellison showed up on Anderson Cooper's program on CNN because, you know, he's not going to get asked any tough questions. He's going to get a full body massage from Anderson Cooper. It was pretty much that. But he was asked one simple question. Given everything that we know now, given the billions of dollars of fraud that has been uncovered, Attorney General Ellison, what would you do differently now, in retrospect? His answer, amazing.

"I do want to ask you about the fraud scandal. I mean, because the president's comments seem at least in part fueled by, or he's talking about this fraud scandal that we mentioned earlier involving that charity called Feeding Our Future. The vast majority of these 70 defendants charged in the case were Somali. For perspective, those are nearly 80,000 Somalis in the state. How much, um, I mean, critics have said the state officials, including you and the governor, did not act fast enough or quickly enough to investigate charges of fraud against Feeding Our Future and did little to flag their allegations to federal authorities. I know you said it was the, the federal government that didn't move fast enough. Is there any, is there something you wish you had done differently?"

"No, we, uh, first of all, the Department of Education denied claims when they were, when questionable claims were made about these meals. My office went to court, explained that to the court. A judge actually found the department in contempt for denying claims. Uh, so, yeah, and we cooperated fully and worked well with the FBI. We are, uh, we're glad that we, uh, took the action that we did."

Yeah, we did. We did great here. Hell of a job there, guys. Wouldn't do anything different. Are you kidding? We get a gold medal for our work, where billions of dollars of fraud happen right under our nose. And oh, it just so happens that the groups and individuals that are implicated in all of that fraud are pals and donors to our political party. That right there is the arrogance of one-party rule. That right there is the arrogance of a man who thinks that he can do pretty much whatever he wants and there will be no political repercussions because he's a Democrat and he's in Minnesota. We'll see about that. We'll see. That said, the, uh, highest profile Democrat in Minnesota is not Keith Ellison, the attorney general, former congressman, and not even the governor, Tim Walls, the former running mate of Kamala Harris for the national ticket. No, the highest profile politician, Democrat, socialist from Minnesota, is Ilhan Omar. Ilhan Omar sat with Jake Tapper. Now, I want you to watch this interview because you would think that the thrust, the main focus of this interview would be the corruption in the Somali community that Ilhan Omar represents. No, no, no, no. Thrust and focus is how racist Donald Trump is for having ICE come into the community and deport everyone living there who is in the country illegally and who is continuing to commit fraud and break the law. Jake Tapper, America's finest journalist. Ladies and gentlemen...

"Internationally, new video shows Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bo on the ground in the suburbs of New Orleans today. This is the first day of the immigration crackdown in that city with the Department of Homeland Security aiming to make more than 5,000 arrests. That crackdown coming as a separate immigration operation is underway in Minnesota. That one targeting Somali immigrants who have been the subject of public scrutiny after a New York Times report detailing how fraud took root in pockets of the community with some quote making small fortunes by defrauding government programs of more than $1 billion of taxpayer money during the pandemic. We're talking about dozens of people in a community of thousands. Of course, Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota is here with..."

Did you hear that setup? This is this is the greatest criminal government fraud crime in our country's history. And Jake Tapper, you know, the bloodhound who was leading the charge on the Russian collusion hoax, which was never a real story. Jake Tapper, America's last remaining journalist who really learned his lesson for being duped by Joe Biden, who promised everybody that he was of sound mind and perfect health. And then, oh gosh, Jake Tapper decided after the debate that maybe that wasn't true. So then he got rich writing a book about it. Jake Tapper says pockets of the Somali community, just a few dozen people in a community of thousands. So it's really not that big of a deal, really. Okay, good setup there, Jake. Now, let's let's watch the love fest. Yeah, Jake, by the way, real fast, she's not going to date you, man. Okay? You're not her type. You're not even a cousin, let alone a brother. So, it ain't going to happen with me now. Um, first of all, federal prosecutors say 59 people have been investigating these schemes so far. Americans at large stole tens of billions of forms of aid during the pandemic all over the country. Minnesota's fraud scandal stands out, according to federal auditors. What are you hearing from investigators right now?"

"Well, I've been following the cases, uh, closely as they've gone through, um, the courts, uh, and we know that there are more indictments, um, possibly coming. Uh, I think that number might go up to 73, is what I'm hearing."

"Okay. Can you shed any light on why, uh, the fraud got so out of control in Minnesota?"

"Um, I, I think what happened, um, is that, you know, when, when you have these kind of new programs that are, um, designed to, uh, help people, you're often times relying on third parties to be able to facilitate. And I just think that a lot of the, uh, programs that were set up, uh, they were set up so quickly that a lot of the guardrails did not get created."

Did you get that? What? Why is the fraud so rampant in your community in Minnesota? Well, it's the government's fault. They didn't put up the proper guardrails to protect against fraud. Well, hold on a minute. And and this is where Jake Tapper, if he really were a journalist, would say, "Excuse me, isn't it the criminal's fault? Isn't it the criminal's fault?" So if a bank gets robbed, you got to blame the bank for not having good enough security to keep the bank robbers from robbing the bank. The real people who are responsible for this, the reason it happened is because the bank didn't have good enough security. And oh, by the way, Minnesota is a pretty big state with a pretty big population, but this fraud is in this community in this little area of Minneapolis, overwhelmingly populated by Somalis. It's not like the people up in northern Minnesota, right near the Canadian border, out doing their ice fishing, they were involved in this fraud. It's not like the southern Minnesota people who actually like good football so they go down and watch the Packers or maybe cross the lake and watch the Lions. People down there, they weren't involved in this either. If it's true that the real fault lies with the programs and the way they were set up without the proper guardrails, wouldn't all Minnesotans be dipping in and stealing the money? But it was just the Somali community that did it. What a remarkable answer and even a more remarkable lack of follow-up from one Jake, the last remaining great journalist in Washington, Tapper. Unbelievable. Oh, by the way, uh, one more little item there. You know, when, when we set up these programs for COVID, it was done so quickly that that we didn't have the right guardrails. Who's "we" exactly? Who's "they"? Who was responsible for the guardrails? That would be Tim Walls. That would be her governor, Democrat Tim Walls, who was just the running mate on the national ticket. So to save her own Somali community's corrupt ass, she just threw Tim Walls under the bus. And Jake Tapper, by the way, wasn't smart enough to pick up on that either. Okay, let's get back to it. Obviously, whatever the ethnic group, the actions of a few dozen should not impugn an entire community of thousands of people. Okay, I want to make that very clear.

"President Trump, uh, has used this fraud, um, to make rather shocking, to me, shockingly bigoted, uh, comments about Somalis in general, including you, but, but the entire Somali community in Minnesota. He did it yesterday and he did it again today. Let's run some of that."

Okay. So, and and we'll watch this. I promise. But you saw what happened there. Opening question. First question. Why is it a handful of people, couple dozen, pockets of the community, why exactly do you think this happened? She blames the lack of guardrails. And then he immediately says, "Well, yeah, and the most important thing is because a handful of people do something corrupt like this, the whole community couldn't be blamed." Okay, thanks for that. Appreciate it. Now, let's talk about what a bigot Donald Trump is. And now the rest of the interview is that did I mention Jake Tapper's the only last remaining true great journalist in Washington D.C.? By the way, you know how I know that? Just ask him.

"These Somalis have taken billions of dollars out of our country. They have taken billions and billions of dollars. They have a representative, Ilhan Omar, who they say married her brother. She should be thrown the hell out of our country. And most of those people, they have destroyed Minnesota. She should not be, and her friends shouldn't be allowed. Frankly, they shouldn't even be allowed to be Congress people. Okay? They shouldn't even be allowed to be Congress people because they don't represent the interests of our country."

"It's pretty shocking to hear it, although I, I don't know how shocked you are at this point anymore. But, um, Somali immigrants, uh, in general, you in particular, have been the target of his attacks for a long time. Uh, what's your response?"

"Yeah, I mean, I'm not shocked because we know that the president oftentimes, uh, resorts to very bigoted, xenophobic, Islamophobic, racist, uh, rhetoric, um, when he is trying to scapegoat, um, and deflect, uh, from the actual failures that he has himself. Um, we know that this administration has not fulfilled the majority of the promises that they've made, uh, whether it is bringing costs down, whether it is the tariffs that are decimating businesses, um, in, in the United States, whether it is the possible war crimes, um, that his defense secretary is, is committing. Uh, and so to me, um, it is important for us, one, to remind folks that we are Americans. We're not going anywhere, and we will continue to be in, in this country. Uh, and two, uh, that Minnesotans are resilient, um, and we will continue to thrive."

"What is the practical impact when a president of the United States demonizes an entire group of people based on, based on ethnicity? And again, you can point to any ethnic group and find dozens of people in that ethnic group who are committing a particular crime. The mafia comes to mind, right? But, but no one, you don't hear people saying that about Italians. They did 100 years ago, but they don't do it today. What is the practical effect on the Somali community, um, when the president says things like that?"

"I mean, it creates fear, um, and there is a possible danger that, um, a lot of the people who follow the president, um, have exhibited violence, uh, in, in many cases, especially in my case, whenever he has said something about me that is derogatory or says I'm a threat to the country, I've gotten death threats. Uh, there's so many people that have been incarcerated over the years, um, that have been encouraged by the president's words. Uh, and so there is fear, uh, for Somalis, not just in Minnesota, but across the country, that some of these people might attack and harm them."

"Ahead of the immigration crackdown in Minnesota, CNN asked the Department of Homeland Security spokesperson, Mccclaclin, about the remarks, um, from the president. Uh, here's what she had to say."

"This is not about politics. This is about public safety. We saw what just happened last week with the terrorist attack against us here in our nation's capital where one of our great heroes, Sarah Beckmrom, was killed. That's what the precipice of this was."

"What's your response to that?"

"Well, it's certainly not. Um, we know that, uh, Somalis, over 90% of them are citizens of this country. Um, majority of them having been born in the United States. [clears throat] Uh, and we know that if you are a criminal, you're already ha, you already have deportation orders. Uh, and there is an easy way for them to do that instead of creating this sort of fear where they are having raids. And, um, today we saw them stopping citizens and people were proving their citizenship by showing their passports. Uh, and so we know it has really nothing to do about keeping a community safe. It's actually terrorizing a community and creating fear."

"Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, thank you so much for being here. Really appreciate it."

"My..."

Yeah, we appreciate that, too. That was a hell of a job there, Jake. So, one question about the fraud that was framed with complete, you know, deflection and, and, uh, uh, excuses, and it's like a handful of people. It's just small pockets. It is literally the largest case of government fraud in our history. And and we're just hitting the beginning parts of this story. A story that Jake and his pals at CNN ignored until the New York Times just wrote about it a couple of weeks ago and gave them permission to do it. Hey Jake, you covered the presidential election. I know it because you wrote a book and made millions on it. In fact, you interviewed Tim Walls. I know during the campaign. Did you ever ask him one question about this? Because it ain't a new story. It was going on last year during the campaign, and now the entire framing of that interview was one question about the fraud, and the very, the rest of it, the last five minutes, all about allowing Ilhan Omar to call Donald Trump a racist and a bigot and to bend over backwards to say that any criticism of the Somali community at large is like 100 years ago where all Italians were blamed for the mafia. But see, here's the interesting thing. Uh, Italian-Americans, a 100 years ago, 200 years ago, today, they call themselves Italian-Americans. You know, they, when we have a Columbus Day parade down Fifth Avenue in New York, it's it's about Christopher Columbus being an Italian who came to America, and it's about America and about their pride in this country, right? And they never would, in for an instant, think that they would stand up there, whether it was 100 years ago or today, and say, "I'm an Italian first." And and if there was an Italian-American politician, a mayor, a congressman, a senator, right? We've had them. What would the fallout be if that Italian-American or American of Italian descent politician stood up and said, "I don't represent my community. I don't represent my state. I don't represent America. Theirs are not my interests. My interests are Italy's interests. That's what I'm here for." Would that politician, that American politician be, would it be legitimate to criticize that person? Would it be legitimate to say, you know, I know you're here in the country legally and I know that you've got your citizenship, but when you stand up and and literally, or when your supporters celebrate you because your main priority is to look for the interests of a foreign country over your own nation, I think that's worthy of criticism, don't you? And I don't think it's bigoted to say so. I asked that hypothetical question because, well, maybe you've seen this video. Clearly Jake Tapper hasn't, because I think it would have been an appropriate question to ask her about. See, if I had Jake Tapper's budget and his set and his teleprompter, and I had Ilhan Omar sitting across from me while she was talking about how bigoted and despicable and xenophobic Donald Trump was, than anyone else's who questions her job as a representative in Minnesota and challenges whether her loyalties are in some way divided. I would have played that clip and said, "How do you explain this? You were standing right there smiling and nodding along. Is it true?" That would have been a simple question. Or, or as she spent all of her time deflecting any kind of criticism over the Somali community and the corruption there, you know, just a a handful of people, maybe 70 at most, but that doesn't really, that doesn't really speak for the whole community. Jake Tapper could have done this. Jake Tapper could have said, "Yeah, okay, that's fair enough." However, considering the fact that it's only 70 or 80 people in the Somali community, isn't it amazing that you, Congresswoman Omar, actually promoted a restaurant and a program run by one of those 79 individuals who is accused of defrauding Minnesota? I mean, if it's only a small handful of people, what are the odds that you would be on tape supporting one of those 79 people and promoting their defraud, fraudulent program? Oh, you don't know what I'm talking about. Here, this is the video right here. Million Meals Act. And, yeah. So, the Safari restaurant that she's there standing there during the pandemic helping to pass out food and promoting this program, giving meals to children who would starve during the pandemic if it weren't for this government program and funded by the taxpayers of Minnesota and taxpayers of the federal government. That Safari restaurant and that program is part of the corruption scandal. The owner who donated to her campaign, by the way, what a coincidence, was convicted in a $250 million fraud scheme using that very Feeding Our Future program to defraud the people of Minnesota and the American taxpayer. And there was Ilhan Omar on video celebrating that restaurant and celebrating the program. And Jake Tapper didn't think to bring that up. Nah, he may have thought about it, but then he thought again, because see, then you don't get Ilhan Omar to come into studio and sit with you. And let's face it, if you're really trying to inform and energize the audience at CNN, you don't want to talk about this story and the fraud and waste and government abuse and all that stuff. That's boring. No, you want to bring on Ilhan Omar and say, "All right, let's talk about what a bigot Donald Trump is." Because really, that's what the programming's been on CNN and certainly on Jake Tapper's show for a decade now. And oh, and they're in the toilet in the ratings, aren't they? And they've lost their audience and they've lost their credibility. I'm sure those two things aren't related. Hell of a job, Jake. And and and Congresswoman Omar, you keep up the great work. You do. You're doing a hell of a job, too. You are the finest representative for the nation of Somalia that I can imagine. Hell of a job.

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Earlier this morning, around 8:30, news broke that the FBI had made an arrest in the January 6th pipe bomb story. Uh, and we have a name now. We have footage of the home being raided in Northern Virginia of where this suspect lived. And we also have a blistering truth bomb dropped by Richard Grenell, Rick Grenell, on the former FBI Director Christopher Wray. Let's first start, though, with the, uh, the latest, and that is a name of a suspect. The New York Post has the headline here. The suspect's name is Brian Cole. Lives in Northern Virginia, the city of Woodbridge. Woodbridge, Virginia is about, I would say, uh, 15 to 20 miles south of Washington D.C. down I-95, about halfway between the Pentagon and the Quantico Marine Corps Military Base. Uh, it's a big suburb of Northern Virginia. It's in, uh, I think that's Prince William County, Virginia. Um, the suspect was arrested this morning. Uh, he is suspected to be that shadowy figure that we have all seen by now, the hooded figure with those very distinctive tennis shoes placing, uh, what was purported to be a pipe bomb in front of the Republican and Democrat National Committee headquarters, uh, the morning of the January 6th, or really technically the night, night of, night before, and the morning of the January 6th, uh, riots on Capitol Hill. Uh, he was arrested by the FBI this morning in connection to what they're calling an attempted bombing. This is just short of the fifth anniversary of that bombing. And, uh, let's now show you here quickly this latest footage that we got. This was overhead in Woodbridge, Virginia. This was the FBI in this cul-de-sac, uh, raiding the home that Brian Cole lived in.

[Helicopter noise]

"Helicopter right here. This is very heavy police presence at the home of the suspect they have identified in the D.C. pipe bomb probe. So this is a live look from the Fox 5 D.C. helicopter as you see in a cul-de-sac, the FBI now at the home of this suspect. And we were learning more earlier as we were hearing from the FBI after they announced that they made an arrest in the nearly five-year-old investigation into who placed pipe bombs in Washington D.C. before the January 6th, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol. This arrest marks the first time investigators have settled on a suspect in an act that has, uh, had a long investigation by law enforcement and also led to some conspiracy theories. Those pipe bombs were placed on January 5th, 2021, near the offices of the..."

Helicopter. Yeah, I love how they just throw out, "Yeah, led to some conspiracy theories." Why don't you tell us what you're talking about exactly? And let's not forget, in the news cycle that we're living in right now, with the anonymous leaks that go out about the Trump administration and Republicans and MAGA, uh, last year's or five years ago's or last decade's conspiracy theories is today's gospel truth. That's typical of the way this story has been covered. And yes, we are learning more and more about this suspect. We've got Julie Kelly, uh, a friend of this, uh, program and friend of this guy, actually, appearing with Steve Bannon earlier this morning. We'll show you what she knows about this and what she's hearing. But I want to pick up on one thread here that you just heard in that report, and that was that, uh, that this was nearly five years ago. We're we're now coming up, what is today? The 4th of December. So one month from this week will be the five-year anniversary of this incident. We've had over a thousand arrests of people who walked through doors that were held open for them by Capitol Police in January 6th. Grandmas, aunts, uncles, uh, benign, innocent people. Some people committed some bad acts on January 6th. They were arrested. Absolutely. But the, the overkill, the, the billions of dollars, or at the very least, hundreds of millions of dollars used by the U.S. Attorney's Office, the DOJ, and the FBI to hunt down people and break down their doors in the middle of the night, to raid their homes, to ruin their lives, to hold them without hearings, all surrounding the January 6th demonstrations in the Capitol. The, the kind of surveillance video that was used to forensically figure out exactly who was there that day. Uh, even people who didn't enter the building, the Biden administration and Merrick Garland's Justice Department and Christopher Wray's FBI went after people who were outside the building but were on the grounds of the Capitol. They found people that had scarves because it was pretty cold that day in Washington D.C. They had scarves around their faces, but they were able to identify them by their eyes, by their ears, by their gait, the way they walked. They all got arrested. The January 6th pipe bomber, Christopher Wray was like, "I don't know. We have no idea. We have no way to figure it out." You know, because of things like that. That's how conspiracy theories are born. And Rick Grenell, the president of the Kennedy Center, former ambassador to Germany, and former acting director of national intelligence, he made a rather keen observation this morning after this address. He said, "Chris Wray, the former FBI director, clearly didn't care about the pipe bomber. Truly pathetic." And then he added, "Thank you, Cash." the current director of the FBI, Cash Patel. And clearly, based on this behavior from Christopher Wray and the FBI, that's a pretty easy conclusion to reach. And so the question is, why? Why? Why would Biden's administration, Merrick Garland's Justice Department, and Christopher Wray's FBI move heaven and earth to lock up grandma who was wearing a MAGA hat that day, walking through a door held open by a Capitol Police officer, and arrest them and treat them like an anarchist and insurrectionist? And yet, a guy who was purportedly planning an explosive device outside the RNC and DNC headquarters, you know, not really a priority. Why? Good question. Well, maybe the answer is embedded in this MSNBC report, of all reports. Yeah, MSNBC on the case during Morning Joe. Take a listen to some of the things that Ken Dilanian, who lives and dies off anonymous leaks from the deep state, what he says about what they're learning about this Brian Cole of Woodbridge, Virginia.

"Good morning, Jonathan. That's right. The FBI fanned out this morning and made this arrest at the suspect's home, as we understand it. And the suspect is a male. We don't have a name yet, but there is a sealed complaint charging this suspect with placing those two bombs in the hours before the January 6th riots, but, uh, authorities are telling us they don't understand or have a motive. Uh, they do though have some information connecting this suspect to anarchist writings. Uh, so it's not clear at all that it was connected to the January 6th attacks. Uh, after all the speculation that perhaps it was intended as a diversion. Remember, these were real devices. Two pipe bombs placed outside the Republican and Democratic National Committee headquarters in downtown Washington D.C. They could have gone off, but luckily they did not. Uh, and as you said, this was a massive investigation, one of the biggest in the FBI's history. Uh, they sifted through thousands and thousands of pages of records. They tried to compare credit card records for purchases of items that were used to make the bomb with cell phone records of people who were around, uh, the site that night. Remember, they had video, but it didn't show a clear facial image. They had a height of the suspect, 5'7" or 5'8". They had a unique shoe, a Nike shoe that was not sold widely that they tried to use to identify the subject. They even issued a $500,000 reward for information leading to arrest, and they had almost no leads. But what's interesting here is that we're told by two sources close to the case that the information used to put together the case against the suspect was sitting in FBI files, uh, and was gathered as, uh, perhaps in 2021 or 2022. So, could have been used to make an arrest a while ago. And they re-examined this case. And that's going to be a partial vindication for Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino, who has been exhorting the FBI to take another look at the evidence in this case. What it doesn't do, though, is stand up the bizarre theories that Bongino was expounding."

Yeah. Okay. Well, we'll let you finish that in a second. But you notice how he, he can't even let the statement leave his lips before in the same breath he says, "Yeah, but it doesn't excuse some of the crazy conspiracy theories." No, no, just pause for a second here and let's just remind everybody the impact of the pipe bomb story. I don't know about you, but I have a pretty vivid memory of that day. And I have a vivid memory of the intervening days after January 6th. You remember when there were calls for the arrest of Donald Trump for treason and sedition? You remember? I remember. You remember Joe Biden standing in front of the blood-drenched Independence Hall saying that MAGA Republicans were an existential threat to the Constitution? You remember Jack Smith and his out-of-control special prosecutor's investigation charging Donald Trump with crimes from January 6th? And in the course of the investigation, he spied on the phone records of sitting U.S. senators, their cell phones as well as their office phones. You remember all of this, right? Of course. By the way, as we continue to hear people like Joe and Mika and Jake Tapper and members of the Democrat party and members of the media and George Stephanopoulos and everyone refer to January 6th as an insurrection, you will also remember that none of the thousands of people who were arrested for January 6th, including Donald Trump, whose charges were eventually thrown out, but the charges that Jack Smith did bring against Donald Trump, none of them. Not one, from Donald Trump all the way down to grandma who walked through that door held open by a Capitol Police officer, not one of them was actually charged with the crime of insurrection. But that won't stop all of these teleprompter readers from calling it an insurrection. And how did the events of January 6th reach the fevered pitch that led to all of those arrests, all of that behavior, all of that rhetoric, and all of that vitriol? Well, if you remember right, it was the addition of the pipe bomb story that raised the stakes on this case. You see, let's just play along with the story for a second that this was a MAGA-fueled January 6th right-wing insurrection where they tried to shred the Constitution and have a coup and take over the government to keep Donald Trump in as president for life. That's what they say over on Blue Sky. That's what they say on a regular basis about the events of January 6th. Now, I don't know about you, but I know a lot of people who are MAGA. I know a lot of people who are right-wing conservatives. I know a lot of people who fit the description that Blue Sky and Joe and Mika and Jake Tapper would like to present as your crazy lunatic, right-wing, MAGA hat-wearing, xenophobic, bigoted insurrectionist from January 6th. And most of those people that I know that fit that description, they're pretty well-armed individuals. Am I wrong? You tell me. Most of those people own a firearm or seven. They keep them safely and legally in their gun safe. They utilize them for self-defense and protection. And they exercise their Second Amendment rights in every possible way legally that they can, including hunting, including sport shooting, whatever. None of my business. It's their constitutional right. They got guns. They can do with them what they want as long as they don't break the law. See, and that's the thing. Do you know how many people arrested on January 6th inside the Capitol had guns? None of them. There were a couple of arrests, arrests of people associated with January 6th who had guns in their cars. Do you know why? Because they drove up from, you know, South Carolina for the speech on the Mall, and as they were driving into D.C., they were like, "Oh crap, I forgot we're not supposed to have a gun in D.C. because D.C. isn't America." And so they put their gun in their glove compartment or in their trunk and hope for the best. And then after they were arrested unarmed in the Capitol, the cops found their car, recovered it, and then there was a firearm. And I think there were like four people like that. My point is, if January 6th was a hate-filled, bigoted, racist, anarchist, MAGA insurrection to overthrow the government, it was the weakest of all sauces because all those people who own guns left them at home. I mean, if they really wanted to take over the government and overthrow things, they'd be like Antifa and bring weapons to the table. And see, the left and the Democrats and the media knew that. And that's why the pipe bomb story was huge. It was everywhere. That's all you heard. They gave you images of January 6th. They showed you the worst of the worst and the people going into the Capitol building. They showed the guy with the podium. They showed the guy with the bison horns. And then they said, "And there were pipe bombs discovered." You see, these crazy violent insurrectionists wanted to blow up these buildings and the innocent people inside. That's why the pipe bomb story was so huge, and that's why it was always so curious that they never found a suspect. And now we're learning from Ken Dilanian here that they had most of the evidence they needed to arrest this guy. It was sitting in files at the FBI, and they never did anything. And it took Cash Patel and Dan Bongino to go in there and say, "Could we look at this story again?" And can we take a look at the evidence and maybe find a suspect? And now it appears they have. You see what I'm getting at, right? It's a curious story.

Now, there have been some great independent journalists who have followed this story from the beginning and all events associated with January 6th. One of them is the intrepid Julie Kelly. Now, she called into Steve Bannon's War Room show when the story broke about an hour ago. And let's hear what Julie has to say.

"Um, I, this is a huge development that, of course, your audience and all of us have been waiting for. This was an investigation that was very aggressively pursued early on under Chris Wray's FBI, FBI, and then we are told towards February, March of 2021, it just went away. And maybe we will find out exactly why, despite troves of evidence, interviews, uh, pursuit of, you know, what this individual on January 5th was wearing, trying to track down where those items were purchased, then all of a sudden, just went stone cold. As you know, Cash and Dan made this a priority. They have devoted new resources, new investigative tools to this cold case, and it appears a man from Virginia, NBC News is reporting his name as Brian Cole, could be tied to Antifa. Another media outlet is reporting. I cannot confirm that independently. However, this appears to be the individual who was seen on that surveillance video from the evening of January 5th, 2021, between 7:30..."

And 8:30 on Capitol Hill, uh, allegedly planting these really, what they were, dummy devices outside the headquarters of both the Republican National Committee and Demo. The, the, the whole, um, narrative that we've been fed, the whole reason Peter Navaro and Steve Bannon went to prison was that, uh, Antifa and these people had nothing to do with J6. This was all, this is all Donald Trump, Donald Trump's people. What are you telling me? There may be a, the guy may be an anarchist and might be, although you haven't confirmed it, might be associated with Antifa. Ma'am, >> I mean, look, we know that Antifa was there. I have been told for years by J6ers who were on the ground that they saw Antifa. We can see video of people dressed in that black block garb who were tied to Antifa. We know that there were confrontations between Antifa and the Proud Boys, uh, the, a few days before, the evening before. Also, we have on film, on recording, undercover plain clothes DC police officers specifically saying that they were there to look for Antifa. So, if this individual, and again, I cannot confirm this with my sources independently, um, that this is an Antifa type or certainly not a MAGA supporter, this blows a huge hole in the early narrative that someone aligned with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement tried to blow up the headquarters [clears throat] of the RNC and DNC, where Kamala Harris was, don't forget, uh, beginning around 11:30 a.m. on January 6th of 2021. So, >> there you go. All right. And that's good stuff from Julie Kelly. But let's just revisit this now. This whole idea. And there are a couple of news reports who are using the word Antifa or an Antifa type associated with this suspect who's been named as Brian Cole. And let me bring you back to Kendallian again on Morning Joe and remind you of the language that he used. Take a listen very carefully. >> This arrest at the suspect's home, as we understand it. And the suspect is a male. We don't have a name yet, but there is a sealed complaint charging this suspect with placing those two bombs in the hours before the January 6th riots. But, uh, authorities are telling us they don't understand or have a motive. Uh, they do though have some information connecting this suspect to anarchist writings. >> All right, anarchist writings. That was the key word there. Anarchist writings. So listen, we're going to continue to follow the story. We're not going to be like cable news. We're not going to start assuming and projecting and extrapolating and hypothetically putting out our theories because you don't come here for theories, not at least about real crimes. Maybe political theory about what might happen politically in a story or why it might have happened politically, but I'm not going to waste your time or deceive you with some sort of guesswork about this kind of thing. All right, let's follow the evidence and follow the facts. We certainly have moved further along on this story than we have for the first four and a half years of the investigation under the Biden regime. But let's just say this. If that is accurate, and it's Kendallian, so it's a bit of a coin flip, but if that's accurate, and if this suspect that they have arrested is in fact guilty, and if anarchist writings is the best description that we have for it right now, well, let's think about it for a second because I assure you, the media and the left and the Democrats and the establishment, they're going to do whatever they can to keep Antifa out of the mix here. The last thing they want is this suspect of the J6 bombing to be linked as some sort of Antifa type. All right, they're not going to do that. And here's the thing, there's no such thing as a membership card for Antifa, right? There's not going to be a paper trail of him, you know, paying his annual dues for Antifa. It's just not a thing. By the way, you can say the exact same thing about MAGA. There's no such thing as a card-carrying member of MAGA. There's no such thing as paying your annual dues and now I am a full-fledged member of MAGA. Although the media acts like there is, the Democrats act like there is. I'll leave you with this though. If this story is true that this suspect is guilty and has a paper trail of anarchist writing, use your own brain. Use your own logic. Use your own reason and follow the facts here. When you hear somebody is an anarchist, does that sound like somebody who's MAGA adjacent or does it sound like someone who's Antifa adjacent? I think we all know the answer.

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We have some sad news out of the Kennedy family. I don't know if you saw this, but I want to play it for you. Uh, and it's actually even sadder than this report lays out here. It has to do with the granddaughter of John F. Kennedy Jr., President Kennedy. Uh, take a look at this report from CBS News and then we'll expand. >> Now, to shocking news and very sad news from a member of the Kennedy family who says she was blindsided by a terminal illness. We're talking about Tatiana Schlober. She's daughter of former Ambassador Caroline Kennedy and granddaughter, President John F. Kennedy. She revealed over the weekend that she has only a year or so to live. She wrote about her illness and her treatment in an essay for the New Yorker magazine. Dr. John Leuke has more. >> Hours after giving birth to her second child, Tatiana Schlloberg says, "The joy of new motherhood was replaced by a shattering diagnosis. A rare and aggressive form of leukemia." She writes, "I did not could not believe that they were talking about me. I wasn't sick. I didn't feel sick." In the 18 months since, the 35-year-old journalist says she endured grueling treatment, chemotherapy, bone marrow transplants, and a cuttingedge imunotherapy trial. >> Looking at the article, did she have everything thrown at it that you can imagine could be thrown at it? >> She has gotten the absolute state-of-the-art. The problem is that the state-of-the-art isn't good enough. >> All right. And, uh, obviously, this is the kind of story that, uh, tugs at your heartstrings and it makes you sad. A young vibrant woman and of course with a high profile coming from the Kennedy family. And by the way, it's not an uncommon story because sadly, all of us, each one of us has been touched by cancer, uh, with friends and loved ones who have gotten diagnosis like this. And we're seeing this trend here makes it even sadder that it's younger people who are getting it. And we're going to get into those stats in a in a in a few moments. And we're going to talk about how cancer seems to be popping up, certain kinds of cancer in particular, with younger and younger adults in America. If I may, though, since this is a news and politically oriented show, this story is even sadder because Miss Schllothberg took the occasion of that New Yorker article to politicize her own illness, to politicize her own terminal illness by going after her cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services. In the article, she said, and I'm quoting now, "As I spent more and more of my life under the care of doctors, nurses, and researchers, striving to improve the lives of others, I watched as Bobby cut nearly half a billion dollars for research into mRNA vaccines, technology that could be used against certain cancers." So, here she's she's dying. She has cancer. It's bad enough. And I, I want her to spend time with her family. I want her to spend time with her parents. Well, and her brother, by the way, who was also running for Congress, and he's now calling RFK Jr. a caged rabid dog because he made the cardinal sin of actually joining the Trump campaign and the Trump administration. This is sad at every single level. And it's kind of ironic considering the fact that RFK has actually done a hell of a lot to help the health system in America, much more than any. Can you even name the previous HHS secretary and what they did? No, no, you can't. And the fact of the matter is we are seeing alarming trends showing certain types of cancer increasing right now in younger and younger people, specifically colon cancer and cancer associated with the bowels. Uh, this report here that was detailed in The Conversation, which focuses on cancer related issues, shows the rising rates based on a research study that was done in Europe. We're talking about young adults aged 20 to 29. The rates of increase have gone up 8% in the last handful of years. 30 to 39, it's gone up about 5%. Let's bring in our friend, an expert on these issues, Kim Brightite. She's the founder of Breitcore. And I know you're read in on all these issues because this is what motivated you to to start your work at Breitcore. First of all, this really is a disturbing, disturbing trend. I, I know. Used to be if you're 50 and older, you have to get a colonoscopy. Then they changed to 40 and older. Now it's going to be like graduate high school and you should get a colonoscopy. The way these numbers are going, Kim. >> I know. It's crazy, isn't it, Larry? Thanks for having me back. Um, but you know, until recently, they didn't know the reasons for these search, it was unclear. It was unknown. But now research is pointing, uh, to, uh, what would be a surprising suspect for some people, the gut bacteria. I've been talking about this for almost 50 years, but there's a recent study that reveals the exposure during childhood and or adolescence to a toxin and it's called kolibacterium and it's produced by certain strains of ecoli whose growth has been encouraged by our standard American diet, the sad diet, which contains highly processed foods and GMOs and the overuse of antibiotics and pharmaceuticals on and on and on. And that leads to aggressive bowel cancers decades later. And this is the explanation of why people under 50 are the ones that are being most impacted with this fastest growing cancer epidemic of our time. And this isn't only about young people, Larry. In colon cancer, there are increases across the board for all types of cancer for people of all ages. >> Oh, yeah. No, I've got those stats. I want to get to it. But, but you talk about the, the, what is it, a microbiome? Is that the right word, uh, that I'm looking for here? Um, and in the guts. I saw this thing. Uh, it was a professor out of UC San Diego where they do a lot of research on this. Take a look at this report here when he talks about it because there is sort of, it looks like there's sort of potentially a silver lining to this research in terms of how the good microbiomes could work on these gut cancers and even other cancers. Watch. >> As we kind of wrap our head around this groundbreaking discovery. It indicates that microbial exposure can lead to cancer. How can that translate into a correlation to other cancer types? >> Yeah. So it, what it tells you is that these microbes, uh, they have developed their own weapon systems to protect from other microbes and they use them. And the weapon systems that the way they work is they mutate DNA. But if you have sufficient amount of these microbes in your colon tissue or in other tissues of your body, you can actually get many, many mutations that can lead to cancer. Now, our evidence is for colorectal cancer. We are actually quite certain that other cancer types that we're seeing to increase in early life are probably driven by similar mechanisms. >> All right. So Kim, let's, let's stay focused on the gut right now and then we can talk about the other cancers and the increase, um, at various age groups. That doctor from UC San Diego, he makes it sound like it's a, a battle, like, like you've got these, these two warring armies of microbes in the gut. And, and if that's the case, well, if you can, you know, increase the battle forces on one side, on the good side, you can win the battle. Is that what he's saying? >> Exactly. Because there, he's, he's talking about mutations. These mutations, when the bad guys overtake our colon and, and our, and our microbiome, then they're going to lead to cancer. Mutated cells and tissues lead to cancer, lead to tumors. So, yes, indeed, we have to focus on the good guys. >> Yeah. So, let's talk about the stats that we're looking at right now because this is something that, uh, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been talking about for many years and he certainly raised this issue. You know, any, anyone who's wondering, oh, why is Kennedy doing this at Health and Human Services? Why is he? Because Trump literally ran on this. Here's a clip of Kennedy during one of the rallies there with Trump during the campaign. And then our buddy Brian Kilme over there at Fox and Friends really lays out all of the details and stats, uh, and the awareness that Kennedy's been able to bring to this here. Take a look. >> Was having safe food and ending the chronic disease epidemic. Our children are now the unhealthiest, sickest children in the world. Don't you want healthy children? And don't you want the chemicals out of our food? And don't you want the regulatory agencies to be free from corporate corruption? >> So, is RFK right? Those stats are pretty real that I'm about to share with you. 40% of children are overweight and obese. 36% of kids have mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders. Autism rate is stunning. 1 in 22 in certain states. Young adult cancers are up 79%. We're on track to have one in 12 American adults with cancer in their lifetime. These numbers are stunning and they're going up. 75% of American adults over the age of 55 have some type of chronic illness. It might even be you. So our food is getting us sick intentionally. That is the main reason. And pure profit is. >> Wow. Uh, that's an amaz extraordinary statement right there that your food is making us sick and our food and this has to do with the processes of our food and other things that are in our environment. >> Of course. I mean, and it is intentional. Like I said, I've been doing this for almost 50 years. >> And so, did you hear that the young adult cancers are up 79%. >> And it's going up every year. >> Yes. >> So, you know, this isn't just affecting young adults, but I've watched these big corporations just inundate our food supply with more and more things through the years, and it is insidious. >> We've also got this graphic up right now, and this has to do with, uh, it's not just young adults. The numbers are increasing for our aging population as well. Studies show that, uh, age is a significant risk factor for most common cancers due to the duration of carcinogenesis. Research has revealed that the incidence and mortality rates of various cancers among the elderly and extremely old are increasing worldwide. This is at a time where, you know, we've got all these advances in medical technology and treatments of cancer and chemotherapy and radiation and all that stuff, and yet more and more of us are getting cancer at all ages, Kim. >> Right. So, do you think what we've been doing for all these many decades is working or is it not working? I mean, as Brian Kilmeine said in the clip that we just watched, Larry, what we're eating and what we're not eating are making changes in our gut microbiome. And this is the number one cause for the cancers we're developing. Say I. >> Yeah. And now beyond the cancer also, uh, we always hear this thing about, um, chronic illness, chronic illness, chronic disease. And that's like diabetes, heart disease, um, dementia. >> Yeah. Every single one of us has someone in our family who's been suffering from. We lost our father, my father earlier this year to it. Um, and immune disorders. Is that also all linked to the same issue? >> Most definitely. And even rapid aging. I mean, when you are, you know, when you are having your gut microbiome so out of balance, you have it affecting everything and you're you're creating more free radicals. There's all kinds of things that are are happening in the body that are causing all these different disorders and diseases. >> Now, when I asked Kim to come on and talk about this today, um, she sent me some information. I want to share with you this website. I don't want our listeners or viewers to think that I spend all day looking at the technology network's cancer research website. Okay, I'm just sorry. [laughter] >> I'm, I'm looking at NFL scores and I want to know how Navy's going to do against Army. That said, >> um, as I looked at this research specifically linking cancer and the gut microbiome and, and the potential benefits of the good guy biomes, I, I want to scroll down to this area right here. Engineering the microbiome for cancer therapy. This, this is sort of what you're talking about where you, you sort of, you can engineer or harness or increase the amount of good guys and let that battle go on before the cancer takes hold. Is that, is that hopefully what we're trying to achieve here? >> Yeah. And we want to do it naturally. We don't want to have some other new vaccination come up and some more drugs and things, you know, that are going to alter this, uh, unnaturally. We solved this problem, but now here's the other 20 problems we've caused. Yeah. >> That's right. Because, you know, Larry, the gut microbiome is an intricate community of trillions of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms. And it's emerging finally as a central focus in cancer research. And we've known it to be a powerful regulator of our immunity and inflammation and metabolism. And all of these are tightly linked to cancer biology. And when this ecosystem fails or falls out of balance, it's also known as dysbiosis. Harmful microbes then disrupt the immune signaling and weaken the intestinal barrier. And of course, this is leading to the development of colorectal, liver, and breast cancers, fueling inflammation, generating carcinogenic compounds, and creating conditions that favor tumor growth. And, you know, just like in the case of JFK's granddaughter, sometimes when you get the cancer, it's already too late and none of these western treatments work. So, we must take preventative measures. >> Now, Kim, there's always been studies about, um, racial and ethnicity and geographic correlations with cancer. And it's always been fascinating to me that people in Asian countries, Japan, Korea, they don't have the same types of cancer or the same rates of cancer. And it turns out it appears that's more of an environmental diet thing than it is an ethnic thing. Is that, is that correct? >> Very much so. I mean, the gut microbiome, this was an excellent article. And the gut microbiome, which again, billions of bacteria, viruses, and fungi that live in our intestines, they are playing so many roles in our human health. And studies have linked gut microbiome to Alzheimer's disease, endometriosis, and even arthritis. With a rapidly aging global population, Larry, so much focus has been placed on healthy aging now. And they've investigated the gut microbiome of Japanese centenarians and has identified a unique combination of intestinal bacteria and bacterial viruses. And people who live to be over a hundred years old, they're noted to be less susceptible to many infectious diseases, chronic inflammation, age-related illnesses, and these properties have been attributed to their distinct gut microbial structure. And, you know, although researchers are still working to understand the precise links between gut bacteria and health, one thing is clear now that we need a thriving gut microbiome to ensure good health. >> So our body, >> My wife Meredith has been into this for a while. She's been researching this. In fact, when people ask me, you know, what's something that no one would, you know, think about you that you that would surprise them, and I tell them, I make my own yogurt. It's true. I make my own yogurt at home. We have all these probiotics and prebiotics and the critters all eat themselves inside the milk as it grows yogurt. Um, because she's been researching this forever and recently she told me that the best probiotics and what she's really looking at is that fermented kimchi cabbage that we always get when we go to Korean barbecue. What is it about kimchi that it creates this extra level of of cool gut work? Well, you know, all fermented foods are great, but eating kimchi is the number one thing that you can do to correct that gut dysbiosis and increase your microbiome diversity. Um, be, you know, kimchi is a traditional Asian food, um, for centuries with over 900 different strains of beneficial bacteria, and that's why it's the king of fermented foods. And >> Yeah. >> Tell us, tell us some of the benefits that kimchi gives to you because it goes well beyond just gut health, right? Well, yeah. There's so many studies and I mean, this one study, uh, was so remarkable because it measured the potential of lactic acid bacteria that's found in kimchi to prevent cancer. That's what I said, to prevent cancer. This study, and let me just quote from this study. It concluded, and here's a direct quote. "The antibiotic tolerant probiotic presented in kimchi suppresses expression of carcinogen activating enzymes and possesses many other health benefits such as suppression of growth and development of pathogenic bacteria, intestinal regulation, and immune boosts, especially the WCara and elarum found in kimchi, which have many effects like anti-inflammatory, immune modulating, and blood cholesterol reducing activity, which may account for their cancer preventative anti-cancer potential." >> That's right from the, that's right from the medical study. And then, um, also we've got some more graphics. I want to get through these because they start to, it starts to get overwhelming, all the benefits, including blood pressure and glucose. Let's go ahead and take a look at these, uh, images we've got. Here we go. Uh, blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose. All three things that my doctor's worried about every time I go. >> And triglycerides, too. It's heart health benefits. I mean, heart disease is the number one killer worldwide, Larry. And all of those things are the leading contributing risk factors for heart disease, heart attack, and stroke. >> And also, it can help boost your immune system. I read this article, too, that you were nice enough to send to me. And the good thing is I love eating kimchi, by the way. So, I love that when I eat something that I like to eat that tastes good, you're also helping your body out. And also there's an anti-aging study that links kimchi to helping you, what, what's that going to do with sort of refreshing your, uh, your cells, your, your aging cells and things like that? >> Yes. But you know that study that you had it before that showed kimchi's ability to calm your immune system down once the threat of of, uh, inflammation is under control. So it prevents excessive inflammation and halts the immune system from mistakenly attacking our own body tissues. And since 70 to 80% of your immune system stored in your gut, uh, the strength of your immune system in your T cells is determined by the presence of these probiotics. But to talk about that anti-aging study, now, uh, it showed that when kimchi was introduced to human cells in test tubes, it actually slowed the aging of the cells. And that's that's due to its ability to reduce oxidative stress and combat inflammation. That's kimchi. I mean, it slowed aging on the cellular level. It slowed the aging of the tissue, which is a combination of cells, which ultimately slows the aging of the entire body. I mean, isn't that amazing, Larry? I mean, it's incredible. >> It's incredible. Now, so the challenge here that you, that you've solved is that first of all, not everybody has access to kimchi on a daily basis. Uh, it's not part of our culture necessarily, and also not everybody can eat enough kimchi on a daily basis. It's not part of their diet. But you've solved that, Kim. Yes, we did. Because all of these studies, if you look at them, they had people consuming kimchi every single day. So, this is important. It is a food, but you have to consume it every day. And that's why we created something that Americans would take. It's called Kimchi 1. It's in capsules. Convenient. You can get your daily consumption in. There's no taste, odor, or mess. A lot of people don't like the smell of kimchi. Non-GMO, all natural, 100% made here in the USA, and virtually no sodium, unlike the store-bought kimchi for people that have to watch their sodium. And Larry, we've helped many people. >> Helped so many people. They call us and they say, "I'm regular finally. I have never been regular for so many years. My digestion's been off. I'm not bloated anymore. I'm not constipated anymore." And their immunity, they used to get sick all the time. Now they're saying, "I barely get sick anymore," or, "I don't get sick anymore." And people that had chronic fatigue for a long time. Um, their energy levels are back. They're actually living life to its fullest and they're active again and reducing obesity. I mean, there's a recent study out that showed kimchi actually lowered body fat in obese individuals by 31.8%. Larry. >> Wow. Wow. And it also, I've also seen that it, uh, Meredith and I are both taking Kimchi 1 on a regular basis daily. And I've noticed that it curbs my appetite. It, uh, it it gets rid of the cravings that I often have, uh, right after lunchtime, you know, early afternoon. And, and that's my personal experience with it. And, and I love the fact that you are such a supporter of our program, Kim, and that you want to be able to offer Kimchi 1 on a great discount to our viewers so you can keep our show. People always ask, "We love your show. How can we help?" Here's how you can help. And by the way, you'll be helping yourself as well. You can go check out the website. Uh, it's, uh, it's my brightcore.com. Mybritecore.com. And look at that discount. You get 25% off when you use my code Larry. And, and you actually have more offers today, Kim. I, I love when you bring goodies to the table. >> I'm bringing goodies. You get. Now, I like people to call because we can make sure this product's right for you. So, call 888-462-4779, and you're going to get up to 50% off your order, plus free shipping only when you call. And then the first 100 callers are going to get a bottle, a free bottle of our Fortify. Now, Fortify contains all nine essential amino acids to protect against cellular damage, helping retain that muscle mass that we're losing as we're aging, boosting your hormone production, and supporting your brain chemistry. So, normally, Larry, we don't give away such an expensive product as a gift, but we want to help people get healthy during the holiday season. So, call now 888-462-4779 and get that free shipping up to 50% off and get this bottle of Fortify free. >> That is awesome. And by the way, just so everybody knows, I walk the walk, too. I got my own Fortify right here. I just started a weightlifting regimen when I was on vacation last month, and I want to get a jump start on my New Year's resolution, which is to start lifting a lot more. These amino acids have absolutely helped my recovery process. I can feel the difference. So, thank you for Fortify. You all should get it, too. Kim, thank you so much. What an informative conversation. And again, we're so grateful here on our program for your support, Brightcore. Uh, I love that you're on board with, uh, with what we try to do here and accomplish every single day. And, uh, and we're in this together. Thank you so much. >> Yes, we are. Thank you. And happy holidays. Merry Christmas. >> Amen. And that's a wrap for today's show. Yes, I'm lifting. What about it? Why is that a surprise? I lift. I mean, I'm not, you know, I'm not I'm not getting all Bonino right to bear arms on you or anything. Although, I got my gun. That's not bad. All right. Thanks for watching today and thanks for, uh, sharing today's program. I just checked for the latest news on the pipe bombers. We don't have anything more. You've got, you are up to date. You've got everything right now, um, in this program, and certainly if there are more developments, we'll cover it tomorrow on this show, same time, same place. Uh, do we have some super chats that we would love to, uh, explore and interact with? Here we go. GBF for a two-pound super chat. I'm reading into the story. I did check it out yesterday. I apologize that I said she was, you know, kind of cute, but she is kind of cute. I have a type. Um, and it is extraordinary and I'm continuing to look at it. We're not ready to report anything on it yet, GBF, but thank you for that. And I've got some sources. I've got a source that, uh, works, uh, in the government right now over in the state of Israel, but I've also got some sources in the State Department here in America. So, I want to get all the information and all my ducks in a row. You deserve that. Uh, psychological projectionist with the two-pound super chat. Where have you been, PP? Uh, God bless you. Is it racist to run a city solely to benefit Somali? Not if you're a Democrat socialist leftist. You, you're never racist if you're if you're that. But yes, fair question. GBF, two pounds. Look at, look at the Brits coming in with the pounds. Believe all women who marry their brothers. That's right. Is there a hashtag for that? Stumble boots. $2 super chat. You're cool. Garfield. Thank you for that, sir. Ma'am, have we ever found out the, uh, the sexual identity of Stumble Boots? >> Um, the sexual identity. Are. But I don't like using the word gender because that's a left-wing word. >> I think it's a dude. I'm putting. >> Is Jumb in or an Audi, is what I'm asking? >> I think it's a dude. >> All right. Thank you, brother. Ma'am. Angela with a $5 super chat. Wait for jihadist Jane Omar. Jihadist Jane Omar. Handcuffed, booted out of the US. We don't want evil people who hate our country. She can love her brother elsewhere. Thank you for that, Angela. I'm trying to make a joke out about loving her brother, but it's just gonna get weird. Uh, Stumble Boots is a dude. There you go. Thank you, brother. Appreciate that. >> Kevin, >> Huh? >> Kevin vindicated. >> You are. You are correct. Well, we had a 50/50 chance. >> The year is no longer a 50-50 chance. It's like a one in 273 chance. I just, I have, first of all, I'm very popular with the ladies. I think we've established that number one. But compared to my colleagues and even competitors on this platform who do what I do, I believe my female audience is larger than theirs. That's all I'm going to say. Number one. Number two, Stumble Boots, as you know, always has a Garfield or other sort of cat identifications there. And I, maybe it's me, but I associate cats with chicks, not dudes. No offense. I mean, no nothing. I mean nothing by it. Thank you, Stumble Boots, for the $10 for the $2 super chat. Uh, Jeff Pew, $2 super chat. USA shutdown. Dem scams are coming into light. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's that's the next shoe to drop in this Minnesota scandal. And, and this is the tip of the iceberg. Uh, well spotted, Jeff, with your epic beard. GBF, 2-pound super chat gives Somalia a 100% tariff until she goes there. Yeah, she ain't going anywhere. Uh, trust me, she is living large here in the US. There's no way she's going back to that third world hell hole. Thank you, GBF. Uh, with another 2-lb super jet, US A cash stop demos in Israel, stop deep dying. US A cash stop demos in Israel, stop deepest dying. Let's hope so. Thank you, GBF. Uh, ran with the was fabulous looking, uh, scotch on the rocks, $10 super chat. As I recall, Bonino wasn't making conspiracy theories. He was just pointing out all the anomalies of the pipe bomber case and asking why the FBI and DOJ were not interested in solving it. Well, yes, you are correct and accurate, but if you're Kend Delenian with NBC News Now and you're reporting to Joe and Mika, that right there, pointing out the anomalies of the case and asking why it isn't being investigated by Joe Biden, Eric Garland, and Christopher Ray, that is a conspiracy theory. This also brought to you by the same team that gave you Russian collusion. Well spotted there, Scotch on the rocks. Angela, $5 super chat. The insurrection was millions of Americahating illegals invading our country. Hold all responsible parties accountable. Start with Barry Storo. That would be, uh, former President Barack Obama. Thank you, Angela. Yes. Yeah. It's amazing that they point to what happened on January 6th. It's an insurrection. But meanwhile, the border is completely under control as they literally tore it down with bulldozers and let anyone in this country. But that wasn't an insurrection. Well spotted there, Angela, as well. Thank you for that. Is that it? Is that all our super chats? Not that that's not enough. That's a ton. But I, I want to make sure we get through it all. Thank you, Kevin. And thank you to everyone watching. We appreciate it. We'll be back tomorrow. Full week here and a busy one at that. Did you notice we didn't have anything on the Venezuelan boat story today? Do you know why? Oh, because we're just looking the other way now. That story is over. Yeah, that's right. Last night, everything that I've been telling you about that story since the first day we started talking about it on Monday was vindicated with a report last night. Today, the admiral is hopefully ripping Mark Kelly a new one behind closed doors. And now the Democrats won't have anything to say about it. They don't want to talk about it because they're on the side of the cartels. That's the only conclusion to make here. They hate Donald Trump. They hate the Constitution. They hate you for voting for him. And if it means undermining our military to get their way, they'll do it. We saw that play out this week. Remember that, everybody. I said it yesterday, and I just want to repeat. They want chaos. They want us at each other's throats. They want us hating each other because in that climate they can waltz in in the next election and say, "Isn't it time we we turn the page on this chaos and you have us come back so that we're not at each other's throats anymore?" And, and they're going to act like it's all Donald Trump's fault. And it's the same cycle. You report a fake story with hysterical headlines claiming Donald Trump has done something so outrageous and so despicable and so unconstitutional that he's worse than Hitler, and then within seven days the truth comes out and it turns out that first story was was completely false and there's nothing to it, and then they move on to the next one. And, and it has this pile-on effect where by the time you're, you know, five months into that, you're like, oh my God, I'm just done. Please, can we just get past this? And you think to yourself, the only way to get past it is to just give them what they want, which is to get rid of Trump or get rid of Republicans and not vote for JD Vance or not vote for Republicans in the midterms. It says, "Fine, fine. If you just shut up and leave us alone, we'll give you what we want. Just let's end the pandemic and so we don't have to have masks on anymore and we can get our kids back into school." That's what they did in 2020. And it worked. And we will not let it work again. All right, I'm done now. Thank you for watching. We'll be back tomorrow, same time, same place. My name's Larry O'Connor. You can call me Larry.