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Allegations of U.S election fraud.

CIA computer servers used

to electronically manipulate votes.

- This is very dangerous time for America

do you declare insurrection or to try

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Where is the evidence?

Pressure is on the DonaldTrump Campaign to show its hand

to reveal evidence ofelectronic vote fraud.

Dominion Voting Systems denies allegations

that its machinesdeleted or changed votes.

On Mark Levin's Radio ProgramTrump legal team member,

former Federal Prosecutor Sidney Powell

said she has plenty of evidence of fraud.

Powell alleges the evidenceincludes a signed affidavit

from a man who says he witnessed Dominion

and Smartmatic votemanipulation in Venezuela.

- [Sydney] He was present forthe creation of the system

for the specific purpose offalsifying election results

for Hugo Chavez and then Meduro.

They exported it all over Latin America.

It's the Smartmatic and Dominion Systems

specifically built fordoing this very thing.

For changing the results of elections.

He saw it done, he knowsexactly how they do it,

he explained how they do it.

- Ms. Powell alleges the same hardware

and software was used to wipe away votes

in the U.S presidential election.

Well here with more is commentator

and author Michael Scheuer.

Dr. Scheuer is a former CIA analyst

and former adjunct professorat Georgetown University.

Michael it's good tohave you with us again.

So first I've got to ask you,

do you believe votes were manipulated

changed electronicallyin favor of Joe Biden?

And if so, how was it done?

Well I certainly do believe it sir

because I saw it on TV on the crawls

underneath televisioncoverage of the election.

At least two cases, onehad about 12,000 votes

that magically went from Trump to Biden

and another one about 20,000 votes

in both times Trump's numbers decreased

by exactly the number thatBiden increased and so before

any of this came about Ijust had a strong inkling

that something was a foothere and the more they suggest

the Intelligence Service,our Intelligence Service

were involved in it I tendto think that there probably

was a great deal of avote marking by people

when they found out howmany votes they needed

to surpass Trump in placeslike Pennsylvania and Michigan.

I think clearly the DominionCompany if nothing else

its foreign interferencein American elections

it's a Canadian company andit was storing its records

in Germany and Spain for some reason

and most of all the ideathat the U.S government

at all levels apparently,especially at the state level

and local level are contractingfor none bureaucrats

non-government workers to count votes

that seems to me to bejust entirely unacceptable

like our military buyingequipment from China.

- Well Michael, who was behind this then?

- Certainly were, appear to be part of

the Central Intelligence Agency using

for their political operationsoverseas they use servers

and store materials and do other things

and the fact that the ones inGermany were held or grabbed

by U.S forces because theywere CIA servers and in Europe

the CIA operates under thejurisdiction of the military

and so the military wasresponsible for seizing those

with the help of the German authorities

and those servers are nowin the hands of the FBI

which doesn't make me very comfortable

but at least they're in American hands--

- So that did show that therewas a CIA connection then?

- Well according to the mediaand no one has refuted it sir.

I saw that at one point theagency said it had no comment.

At least that's what wasreported in the media.

And it's certainly followsalmost as night follows day

the agency's attempt withthe FBI to prevent Trump

from getting the Republican nomination

then trying to throw him out of office.

You and I spoke before aboutan insurrection in this country

and that's exactly what we're watching.

Only now since we last spoke we have seen

a coordinated, violent, murderous campaign

by the Democrats' terrorist groups

Santifa and Black LivesMatter across the country.

So the President is stuck is stuck here

with a very, very hard decisiondo you declare insurrection

or to try to play itout through the courts.

It seems to me and I thinkit's the correct answer

to play it out through thecourts and they seem to have

the evidence or at leastthat's what they claim.

- Michael do you believe thereis sufficient evidence then

to prevent Joe Biden fromassuming the presidency?

What do you expect may happen now?

- Well I think they mayover throw the election

but I wrote a piece onmy blog last week sir

that this President, I saidbasically life is full of hard

decisions and this Presidentmay have the hardest decision

that ever, any American ever had to make.

Do you turn over power to aman who is clearly implicated

in taking money fromthe Chinese government

in favor of himself and his family?

You have solid evidence forthat through his son's computer.

Do you give the authorityof the president to a man

who is now indicted in theUkraine for trying to extort

or succeeding in extortingthe firing of an officer that,

of a lawyer that was lookinginto his son's business?

- I guess we're going to have to see

how all of this plays out, aren't we?

- Well sir, this is verydangerous time for America

because there's 73 million people

who know everything youneed to know about Biden

and everything you needto know about the attempts

to overthrow the American government

and if you look at mostplaces on the internet

to buy ammunition you can'tget any because it's sold out.

- Okay Michael Scheuer

commentator, author, former CIA analyst.

Thank you Michael forsharing your insights.

Appreciate you being here.

- Well it's always a pleasure sir

and I'm grateful forbeing asked to be here.

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- [Presenter] In this era of fake news

and social media censorship,no wonder Americans

have little trust in mainstream media.

A Gallup Poll taken justprior to the election found

that only 9% of those questioned said

they trust the media a great deal

about 1/3, 33% said theydon't trust the media at all.

Sharyl Attkisson is a veteran journalist,

former CBS investigative reporter,

and host of the Sundaymorning program Full Measure.

Her new book is Slanted Howthe News Media Taught Us

to Love Censorship and Hate Journalism.

Sharyl, thank you for takingtime to share your insights.

In your book you talk at great length

about the media narrative, you say, quote,

whatever supports thenarrative is automatically

awarded credibility,anything that fights it

is treated as questionable.

So how did it get to this point?

Explain what you see happening today.

- It used to be a more subtle thing

but I'll bet your viewershave noticed it's almost like

there's no longer anypretense of hiding it.

It used to be that wesort of self censored

what we put on the news andwe used rational judgments

as to what would make iton the nightly newscast

with all the news thatwas out there but slowly

but surely through aprocess I described partly

in my last book The Smear,a whole industry understood

how to pull our strings andget their nose under the tent

of news organizations, so thatthey can decide what we do

put on TV, what we don't puton TV, also other news sites

and more importantly how it's shaped

how it's manipulated totry to shape public opinion

in a way that you will not hear viewpoints

that they've decided areharmful to their interests

or in other words off narrative.

- This didn't begin withDonald Trump yet he gets

a lot of the blame frommainstream media about this.

He's depicted as a liar, aclown, Joe Biden even said

that to his face in a presidential debate

and I know the media didn'tchallenge him on that

and now with questionable election results

allegations of fraud, it seems the media

is trying to force Trump to concede.

It was just the opposite as you remember,

in 2000 when Al Gore challengedthe results for 37 days.

So why don't they see or acknowledge

the different treatment?

- You know this is all partof the idea that they're not,

in many instances anymore,

out to reflect the facts on the ground.

They're simply there toput forth a narrative.

They're not acting asnews as we once knew it

or as journalists as wetraditionally understood them to be.

They're simply trying to forward

certain political or corporate interests.

So from that standpointthey're succeeding quite well

when they make sure theyput forth a narrative

but you use your cognitive dissonance

when you watch the news andyou say as you just did,

this doesn't make sense.

I call it the substitutiongame when you know that

but for the name beingchanged to a different party

something would be handledentirely differently.

You know that there's a narrative at play

or there's somebody trying to manipulate

an outcome or publicopinion and I like to ask

the question when itcomes to the election.

How would it have been coveredif not for the narrative?

How would this have beencovered if journalists

had approached this froma neutral standpoint?

And I think you have awhole different landscape

if that had been the case bothbuilding up to this election

and what's happened since.

- Two other examples.

It seems that if you don't go along

with the narrative thatCOVID-19 is the biggest

disaster to hit the United States.

That everything should shut down.

All of us should be forced to wear a mask.

Then you're labeled a Corona Virus denier

and I know that happened to you.

Tell us about what happened to you.

- Well you know I hadn'teven really reported

much on coronavirus exceptin the very beginning

when I was trying to research it

I published all of whatwe knew about the deaths

that had occurred so far andwhat I published turned out

to be very similar to some stories done

in the New York Timesand The Washington Post

but somewhere along the way,for reasons of narratives

and trying to controversializecertain people,

I got attacked in a New York Time piece,

New York Times piece withcompletely false information

about what reporting I'd done.

False quotation.

I wasn't the only oneby the way in the story

were they called all ofus coronavirus doubters

and who knows why they decidedto pull certain people out

and try to controversialize them

so people wouldn'tlisten to our reporting.

I only knew it was completely false.

Had to hire a lawyerbecause New York Times

would not take down the false information

and we finally forced corrections

that of course probably almost nobody saw

but this shows you thatthere is a big deep narrative

at play and The New York times was really

on that train from the start.

- You also have an entire chapter

on the Russia Investigation.

You mentioned that notonly did a reveal a massive

FBI scandal but also amassive media scandal

because what the mediaclaimed over two years

was completely false.

Why were there no media corrections

or apologies to Donald Trump?

At least as you point out

to Carter Page or the American people.

Without that many Americansstill believed the narrative

that the President andothers were involved

in colluding with the Russians.

- One of the biggest scandals of our time.

How the news media haschanged and redefined

what it means to be ajournalist so that they could

weaponize their effortsagainst the president

that they decided they didn'tlike or who was an outsider

and not in with the propermoney and political interests

that they wanted him to be in with.

And the media just threwout basically longstanding

ethics, rules and guidelines

and even proudly saidthat we were doing it

and said it was to address auniquely dangerous president.

I argue that there isnever a more important time

to follow our guidelines and standards

that's why they exist

than when we perhapsdon't like the subject

of our reporting, otherwisewe don't really need them.

We need them to make sureour behavior is consistent

and our reporting is accurateeven when we have an emotional

feeling about somebody we're reporting on.

Instead all of this wildmisreporting based on, you know

innuendo things that wouldnever have been reported

anonymous sources, wrong sources,

things that wouldn't havebeen done 10, 15 years ago.

A lot of people would have beenfired if this had happened.

And there were notthese mass, as you said,

apologies and firings because I argue

this was all missionaccomplished on their part.

They were not trying todisseminate the actual facts.

They were trying to createthis air of controversy

and chaos for the coupleof years that they did.

And when it didn't turnout to be true in the end

as perhaps some of them knew all along

they still had accomplishedtheir goal in my view.

- What role do you think 24seven news and social media play

in this advancing of a narrative,

the advancement of advocacy journalism?

- Well it's big ofcourse because we're now

saturated everywhere we look any time

that we look anywherewith these news narratives

but it's not just on the news and I talked

about this a little bit morein my last book The Smear

and some in slanted the new book.

But the idea that if you look at

what comedy shows talkabout and joke about

if you look at all kinds ofthings you don't think of.

Strings are being pulledby these, I call them

smear artists and some of themhave done interviews with me.

They're not just pullingstrings on the news

and on social media inthese very obvious ways

and outrageous ways.

They're pulling strings onnearly every form of information

that crosses our path and daily lives.

- It seems the Journalism Schools are okay

with advocacy now, so what do we do?

Is it already too late?

- I think people need to not accept it.

Continue speaking outabout it and understand

that when they're trying to make you think

that you're the only onewho has some crazy view

and you're not supposed tothink it, you're not supposed

to believe that scientificstudy, whatever it is.

Know that that's not true.

Don't live inside this box.

They only win the propagandistsif you live your life

inside the box that I call the internet

and social media and the news.

Make sure you have this reality check

loosen your cognitive dissonance

listen to your friends and neighbors

and live in the world as itexists, not the one they're

trying to create notthis artificial reality.

- Okay the book is SlantedHow the News Media Taught Us

to Love Censorship and Hate Journalism.

Thanks for being with us Sharyl.

- I appreciate you having me.

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but many conservativesand evangelical Christians

fear just the opposite may happen

if he's sworn in as our 46th president.

Would a Biden presidency hastena moral and cultural decline

or are the nation's best days yet to come?

Well here with some insights

is Religion and CultureAnalysts Alex McFarland.

Mr. McFarland is director ofthe Christian Worldview Center

at North Greenville University

in Greenville, South Carolina.

His latest book is The Assault on America

How To Defend Our NationBefore It's Too Late.

Alex, it's good to have you with us again.

So we're seeing legalchallenges, ballot recounts,

uncertainty about election results

also resurgence of COVID-19.

What impact is all of this going to have

on our society and culture?

It seems we're more divided now

than when Al Gore challengedthe results for the election

37 days after that 2000presidential election.

What do you think is happening?

- Well there is a lot of uncertainty

and there's a lot of instability.

Economic instability businesses closing

because they're not allowed to open.

And you know, even as you and I are doing

this interview Pennsylvania has issued

well the Governor ofPennsylvania has set forth some

I would say reallydraconian mandates regarding

even wearing masks in your house.

And again, we don't know whothe president is going to be.

The media, I think very inaccurately,

is continually referring toJoe Biden as president elect

and at least at the time ofthis interview the electors

have not certified thevotes and it does appear

that President Trump's legalteam has some valid, valid data

about inaccuracies and evenfraud in the election, and so

- Well Joe Biden says hewants to unify the country

but some Republicans are alreadysuggesting they'll launch

investigations of his son's relationship

with the Chinese communist,Ukrainians, and others.

What do you see happening politically

if Biden is ultimatelysworn in as president?

A unified country?

- I think if Biden issworn in as president

we will be more divided than ever

because the American peopledon't want to become socialists

and the Biden Campaign, they owe

a lot of favors to a lot of people.

Everybody from Bernie Sandersto Black Lives Matter.

Marxists are already demandingtheir slice of the pie

in terms of laws and the administration.

So I really think the hard left turn

that the Biden presidency andthe Democrat party has made

in his making will only furtherdivide the American people.

- What about societal andgovernment attitudes then

and the treatment of Christians?

How are they likely to change?

- Well Vice President Kamala Harris,

if indeed she becomes the vice president,

has already said in conjunctionwith the UN she wants

to put a department inplace of LGBTQ Trans Rights

and she said theenforcement of those rights.

So we're looking at the risk of

the loss of religious freedom

and in January of 2020candidate Biden said, quote,

there is no place in the Democrat Party

for someone who is not pro-choice.

So we're looking at a candidate

and potentially anadministration that stands

against life against religious freedom.

- What's it going totake to turn it around?

- You know a computer'sfirst line of defense

is the firewall and ourbody's first line of defense

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Chuck Colson, my friend,the late Charles Colson

said that the church is theconscience of the culture.

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but look those who knowthe Lord those in whom

the Holy Spirit dwells wemust pray and intercede.

We need to stay informed

and we need to be an influence for Christ.

The only hope for theUnited States of America

is the heart change that comes through

a personal relationship with Jesus Christ

and may God grant that this takes place

throughout our country ona very pervasive level.

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The Times' 1619 Projectteaches that America's

founding government and economy

are based on slavery and white supremacy.

It's the idea that Americaactually began in 1619

when the first Africanslaves arrived in Virginia.

Folks I'm here to share the truth.

Like 13 million other AmericansI'm a descendant of Puritans

who arrived in North America

on the Mayflower in November 1620.

Thanksgiving is a perfecttime to commemorate

the 400th anniversaryof that historic event.

You see my ninth greatgrandfather Thomas Rogers

and 101 other pilgrims came to America

seeking religious freedom.

They fled tyranny and religiouspersecution in England.

The British Monarchy decreedthat the Puritans and others

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They wrote they'd be governed quote,

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producer of the documentary The Pilgrims.

- The pilgrims gave usthe Mayflower Compact

which was an agreement forself-government under God

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ultimately of TheDeclaration of Independence

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So folks like the pilgrims let's pray

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