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Hey, Jim Hansen, we are back. I'm sitting in for Dr. G who is, I think he's coming back from Cali. I feel like that should be you. It wasn't their escape from LA. That was after escape from New York. It's the same thing.

Anytime you can get California in your rear view until we take it back, you have to.

Hey, let's talk about some important stuff here with Julie Kelly, who is one of the great Americans who has taken it upon herself to cover the abuses of power by the deep state, by the left, by the Biden administration and the DOJ.

And Julie, I hate to have a slightly positive attitude, but we got good news on Friday in that insane entrapment scheme that they did with the governor Whitmer, you know, attempt non-Kidnapping. Tell us about what happened.

Jim, I say often that if you had the greatest fiction writer in the world, you could not have this person author a crazier story about what happened, the various characters, including just low life FBI agents and informants, who entrap these several kinds of sad, miss it in a way,

and other innocent men, Lord, and into this plot so they could produce the FBI once again interfere in a presidential election, produce all sorts of negative headlines for Donald Trump.

As millions of Americans were voting for president in October of 2020.

It kind of seems like they wanted some negative headlines and they wanted to presage this. Now, let me, let me just point, I'm from Green Bay, Wisconsin.

I have been in bars where you've got a collection of northern red necks, you know, and you're all drinking old style draft seven ounce beers for 50 cents, right?

And you start talking crazy stuff. It seems to me from everything I read that this was a couple of these guys that the FBI found who said at least one crazy thing, and then the FBI is like, we can work with that. Is that basically what they had did?

Yes, that is essentially exactly what they did and what they did was leverage the anger in Michigan about protracted lockdowns, and then also anger about the 2020 riots.

And so you had FBI informants and undercover agents who got these guys together. They didn't know each other before the FBI got involved in the main informants sort of stitched this group together off of Facebook posts, etc. Put them together. We get them stone.

They would get them all riled up talking about lockdowns and about the George Floyd riot and the FBI informants were recording every conversation.

So for example, if the fence attorney said during the closing arguments a few weeks ago, you would have a seven hour meeting or barbecue or field training.

And the FBI would take an 18 second clip of one of the defendants, but it couldn't hear with the FBI agents or as you're saying, get everybody riled up.

So yes, that is, you know, and it's sort of the same tactics we're seeing in a lot of the January six cases as well.

But the good news on Friday was the good and remember one of the greatest things about America is you are guaranteed a trial by a jury of your peers, not a jury of FBI informants, not a jury of deep state bureaucrats, not a jury of left wing lunatics, unless that is your peers.

But these guys got acquitted and some just got their cases thrown by a jury of their peers in Michigan. And that's what we all should have wanted, right?

It's really pretty stunning. And you know, I just think about this over and over. Think about this gym. You have no, I'm a Midwestern also. I'm in suburban Chicago. So this grand Rapids is about, you know, two and a half hours away from me that's where the trial was.

You had numerous FBI officials agents undercover agents experts, the informant testifying for the government, explaining this plot in detail.

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