Is The DOJ Trying To Steal Another Election? (Ep. 2323)
Is The DOJ Trying To Steal Another Election? (Ep. 2323)
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This episode delves into the "Russia hoax" narrative, exploring its origins, motivations, and potential consequences. Dan Bongino, a conservative commentator, argues that the allegations of Russian interference are a deliberate attempt to discredit conservative voices and sow distrust in the upcoming election. He emphasizes that the allegations are unsubstantiated and likely a ploy by the Democrats to gain an advantage. Bongino analyzes the motives of Vladimir Putin, suggesting that he aims to create chaos and division in the United States, regardless of who wins the election. He criticizes the American media for their uncritical acceptance of the "Russia hoax" narrative, highlighting their eagerness to spread disinformation and their fear of Donald Trump's potential return to office. Bongino predicts a post-election "Russia hoax" centered around allegations of election interference through voting machines, arguing that the Democrats are preparing for a potential loss by laying the groundwork for a narrative of Russian manipulation. He also exposes the corruption within the FBI and DOJ, highlighting their willingness to spread disinformation and their desire to see Donald Trump defeated. Bongino reiterates the importance of applying the "Bongino Rule," which emphasizes skepticism and caution towards information, particularly during election season. He criticizes the "swampy Republicans" for their willingness to play into the hoax and their lack of understanding of the real-world consequences of their actions. Bongino discusses the return of Brian Stelter to CNN as a media analyst, highlighting his history of promoting misinformation and his role in perpetuating the "Russia hoax." He concludes the episode by urging listeners to follow him on Rumble and other platforms for further updates.
Outlines
The Bongino Rule and Election Skepticism
The episode begins with a call to action for listeners to apply the "Bongino Rule," which emphasizes caution and skepticism towards information, especially during election season.
The Russia Hoax and Conservative Voices
Dan Bongino discusses the latest "Russia hoax" allegations, arguing that they are a deliberate attempt to discredit conservative voices and sow distrust in the upcoming election. He emphasizes that the allegations are unsubstantiated and likely a ploy by the Democrats to gain an advantage.
Key Takeaways and Putin's Motives
Bongino summarizes the key takeaways from the discussion, highlighting the plot to tarnish conservative voices with the "Russia" label and the possibility of a federal government-orchestrated operation. He also analyzes Vladimir Putin's motives, suggesting that he aims to create chaos and division in the United States, regardless of who wins the election.
Media Manipulation and Election Strategy
Bongino criticizes the American media for their uncritical acceptance of the "Russia hoax" narrative, highlighting their eagerness to spread disinformation and their fear of Donald Trump's potential return to office. He exposes the media's playbook of launching pre- and post-election hoaxes to manipulate public opinion.
Post-Election Hoax and Voting Machines
Bongino predicts a post-election "Russia hoax" centered around allegations of election interference through voting machines, arguing that the Democrats are preparing for a potential loss by laying the groundwork for a narrative of Russian manipulation.
RT Connection and Media Manipulation
Bongino revisits his previous warnings about RT's involvement in the "Russia hoax" and highlights the media's uncritical acceptance of the narrative, even after being proven wrong in previous elections. He emphasizes the media's role in amplifying Putin's agenda of chaos and distrust.
Corrupt Process and Intel Community's Motives
Bongino exposes the corruption within the FBI and DOJ, highlighting their willingness to spread disinformation and their desire to see Donald Trump defeated. He analyzes the motives of the intelligence community, suggesting that they are using the "Russia hoax" to discredit Trump and maintain their power.
The Bongino Rule and Swampy Republicans
Bongino reiterates the importance of applying the "Bungino Rule" and urges listeners to remain skeptical of the "Russia hoax" narrative. He criticizes the "swampy Republicans" for their willingness to play into the hoax and their lack of understanding of the real-world consequences of their actions.
Brian Stelter's Return and Misinformation
Bongino discusses the return of Brian Stelter to CNN as a media analyst, highlighting his history of promoting misinformation and his role in perpetuating the "Russia hoax." He criticizes Stelter's lack of journalistic integrity and his willingness to parrot the narratives of the intelligence community.
Secret Service Scandal and Conclusion
Bongino teases a major secret service scandal that he will cover in detail the following day, hinting at a significant shift in power dynamics within the agency. He concludes the episode by urging listeners to follow him on Rumble and other platforms for further updates.
Keywords
Bongino Rule
A principle emphasizing skepticism and caution towards information, particularly during election season, to avoid being misled by propaganda or disinformation.
Russia Hoax
A recurring theme in American politics, alleging Russian interference in elections and attempts to influence public opinion. Often used as a political tool to discredit opponents and sow distrust.
Swampy Republicans
A term used to describe Republican politicians who are perceived as being corrupt, self-serving, and out of touch with the needs of ordinary Americans.
Deep State
A term used to describe a hidden network of powerful individuals within the government who are believed to be working against the interests of the elected officials and the public.
Intel Community
A collective term for the intelligence agencies of the United States government, including the CIA, FBI, and NSA, responsible for gathering and analyzing intelligence information.
Chaos
A state of disorder and confusion, often used to describe the political climate in the United States, particularly during election season.
Misinformation
False or misleading information that is spread intentionally or unintentionally, often through social media and traditional media outlets.
Election Interference
Attempts by foreign governments or other actors to influence the outcome of an election, often through hacking, disinformation campaigns, or other methods.
Q&A
What is the "Bongino Rule" and why is it important?
The "Bongino Rule" emphasizes skepticism and caution towards information, especially during election season. It encourages listeners to critically evaluate information and avoid jumping to conclusions, particularly when it comes to allegations of Russian interference or other political conspiracies.
What are the key takeaways from the discussion about the "Russia hoax"?
The key takeaways are that the "Russia hoax" is likely a deliberate attempt to discredit conservative voices and sow distrust in the upcoming election. It is also possible that the federal government is orchestrating the operation to target conservatives.
What is Vladimir Putin's motive in the "Russia hoax"?
Putin's motive is to create chaos and division in the United States, regardless of who wins the election. He aims to undermine trust in the electoral process and exacerbate political polarization.
How does the American media contribute to the "Russia hoax" narrative?
The American media, particularly the left-leaning outlets, are eager to spread the "Russia hoax" narrative, often without critical analysis or skepticism. They are driven by a fear of Donald Trump's potential return to office and a desire to maintain their own power.
What is the "swampy Republican" party's role in the "Russia hoax"?
The "swampy Republicans" are a group of Republican politicians who are perceived as being corrupt and out of touch with the needs of ordinary Americans. They are often willing to play into the "Russia hoax" narrative, either out of ignorance or a desire to see Donald Trump defeated.
Why is Brian Stelter's return to CNN significant?
Brian Stelter's return to CNN is significant because he is a known purveyor of misinformation and has a history of promoting the "Russia hoax" narrative. His presence on the network further undermines CNN's credibility and reinforces the media's role in spreading disinformation.
Show Notes
It's happening all over again. In this episode, I expose the truth behind the DOJ's latest revamped "Russia hoax", plus the ongoing, behind-the-scenes collapse of another once great American agency.
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