[03.01.22] EPISODE 236, RUN TIME: 36:10
@8:55 THERE IS AN AUDIO ISSUE THAT LAST 15 SECONDS THAT ISN'T IN OUR ORIGINAL FILE BUT GOT CORRUPTED DURING RENDERING AND UPLOADING. SORRY FOR THAT. AUDIO RESUMES AFTER THAT APPROX. 15 SECOND PAUSE.
Today we celebrate ONE YEAR of this program and as it happens, today there was breaking news relating to why we started this program in the first place: ELECTION FRAUD AND THE STOLEN ELECTION OF 2020! We start the episode by looking at how the left still pushes conspiracy theories about Trump being installed by Putin while covering for the actual installed "President", Joseph Robinette Biden. We then move on to see what has happened so far in Wisconsin’s mission to get to the truth of their stolen 2020 election by reviewing what has transpired up to this point. We then take a detailed look at what happened today in Wisconsin with Special Counsel and former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael J. Gableman’s presentation before Wisconsin legislators. In the presenting of his report, Justice Gableman shows evidence/proof of voter fraud, dark Zuckerberg money and Obama operatives. (Tomorrow we will cover more of this topic in depth.) We hear Gableman’s conclusion that the legislature should strongly consider de-certification and we witness the leftist meltdown over Gableman’s bold but right and honest conclusion. We end the episode with a quick tribute to Andrew Breitbart, one of BCP’s heroes, who died/was murdered 10 years ago today.
This is the speech by Michael Knowles, who preceded Glenn Beck at the tribute. Note: the last few minutes of this recording are missing.
This was the highlight of the event. Honestly, I'm not a Glenn Beck fan, per se — he's just not my cup of tea, though I did enjoy his show years ago on Fox and supported The Blaze in its first several years. But in this speech, Glenn talked about the things Charlie stood for: Christianity, attending church, respecting and loving the people you disagree with, and marriage and having LOTS of babies. All of those are near and dear to my heart too, so I really liked this speech.
(Michael Knowles spoke before Glenn — I'll put up his speech tomorrow.)
