Lin Wood — WHISTLEBLOWER TRANSCRIPT

I apologize for the formatting, but I wanted to grab this and post it before it was deleted again from the Dropbox address posted by Lin Wood. This was salvaged from Populist Press. It is also available as a PDF file at TELEGRAM on Lin Wood’s page, posted at 1:40 pm Wednesday, Mar. 3.

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Let’s get the day started with a big BANG of truth. Below is the transcription of the entire taped interview conducted with the brave whistleblower who speaks credibly about crimes committed at the highest levels of our government. He speaks at risk of his life and the life of his family. He consented to this public revelation of his truth. 

You can judge for yourself whether the claims of the whistleblower must be investigated by law enforcement. I spent several days with him. I am convinced a thorough law enforcement investigation is demanded.

You may now review this evidence and come to your own conclusions.

I think this transcript should be shared far and wide. What do you think?

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· · · · · · · · · · · · ·INTRODUCTION

· · · · · · · · · · · DATE OF RECORDING
· · · · · · · · · · · JANUARY 9TH, 2021

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·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · This is an interview with Ryan ·

2· Dark White.· This is an interview for Attorney Lin Wood. ·

3· This is Saturday, January 9th, 2021.
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4· · · · · · And, Ryan, if you could just give us a brief

·5· background — excuse us — brief background about yourself –·6· where you grew up, where you went to school — just so we ·7· know a little bit more about you.
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Ryan D. White.· It’s not my ·9· birth name.· It’s not the name I prefer.· Originally from 10· Maryland.· I hold graduate degrees — I held graduate degrees 11· — I’ll explain that — in physics, mathematics, biology and 12· chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania and Green

13· College, Oxford.
14· · · · · · Graduate school would be University of
15· Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland,
16· University of Maryland’s physics program.
17· · · · · · Throughout this control that Rod has put on, he has 18· actually personally sent letters — or his assistant, but he 19· signed them.· I went to school very young — it throws people 20· off — and he used that against me.
21· · · · · · He would send letters to my schools, my undergrad 22· and grad, he’d send letters to the military saying that, you 23· know, “This person Ryan White is using John McGreavy’s
24· information.· John McGreavy’s deceased, so best if you just 25· destroy it.”

·1· · · · · · He got much of it destroyed.· There are still
·2· pieces there that can easily be verified and checked and ·3· rebuilt, hopefully, but he did his best to destroy it.· He ·4· did the same thing with the military, the U.S. Army, Army ·5· from ’85 to ’96 and Guard for — Maryland Guard for three ·6· years after that — three and a half years after that.
·7· · · · · · Rod apparently didn’t know that the Guard was
·8· separate, so they have a lot of the records.· He didn’t get ·9· to them.· But, like I said, it’s easy enough to check and 10· find the pieces, and hopefully somebody can help me put them 11· back together.

12· · · · · · This was just a means of control, a means to
13· discredit me to keep their secrets, you know, “Don’t believe 14· anything he says, he’s a scumbag, no matter what he produces 15· he’s a scumbag.”· So …
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Any more questions about 17· the background?
18· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·I don’t think so.
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· That’s good.
20· Thanks, Ryan.
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· · · · · · · · · · · · · BACKGROUND

· · · · · · · · · · · DATE OF RECORDING
· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· We’re here with Mr.·2· Ryan Dark White doing an interview for Attorney Lin Wood. ·3· Ryan, if you could give us a brief bit about your background. ·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Ryan White is not my birth

·5· name, it’s the name I ended up with for safety.· I have a ·6· background in physics, math, biology and chemistry, graduate ·7· degrees in those, then in the military, and then as a
·8· contractor/consultant for various intelligence agencies and ·9· think tanks throughout.
10· · · · · · Then in the late Nineties I became ordained and was 11· pretty much retired from all that except for a think tank and 12· consulting.· But, September 11th changed that for everyone. 13· · · · · · Then in 2005 I met a doctor — we became friends — 14· Dr. Afiq Abol Nassir [phonetic], a very nice man, and non- 15· violent.· He was born in Egypt, into the Muslim Brotherhood. 16· · · · · · His childhood friend, from childhood, in the
17· neighborhood all the way through high school, college,
18· medical school, was Avent Alazar-ahi [phonetic].
19· · · · · · Their families mixed.· But Dr. Nassir did not
20· believe in violence, especially with a country that took you 21· in.· He would maintain ties.
22· · · · · · Hisis brother is the violent side, so much so that 23· Dr. Nassir would not allow his children to be with him very 24· long.· They’ve met their uncle when they went home, but — 25· and Dr. Nassir would not allow his children to practice

·1· Islam.
·2· · · · · · So, he provided a great deal of information and ·3· access to the violent side of terrorism overseas and within ·4· the U.S., and their structure, their financial structure, ·5· care, things like that, the people involved, and provided ·6· many introductions.
·7· · · · · · I provided — I started providing this information ·8· to local law enforcement in Maryland, and it very quickly ·9· jumped to the Department of Justice in Baltimore because much 10· of it was out of state and the crimes involved were federal- 11· level crimes.
12· · · · · · I started providing this in 2005, and in 2008 I 13· started working directly with Rod Rosenstein in Baltimore, 14· and because of the access with the other agencies, the FBI, 15· for instance, would come for corroboration of something they 16· were working on, or just to ask questions, if I’d seen
17· something like this, if this related to anything.· Then it 18· grew from there.
19· · · · · · Because of the undercover nature of many of the 20· investigations I worked on, terrorists or domestic terrorism 21· within the country, they kept me fairly well concealed, and 22· access was limited to a certain group headed by Rod
23· Rosenstein.
24· · · · · · It became known as the “Dirty Trick Squad” in
25· Baltimore.· This is where they were using Hammer, Sunrise,

·1· Sunset, things like that to illegally spy on people, corrupt ·2· — well, attempted to corrupt judges, compromise them — ·3· Hillary Clinton, others.· I mean, it was just ongoing.· They ·4· concentrated on judges, but they wanted to concentrate on ·5· (inaudible).

·6· · · · · · This was done under the guise of a CISSP operation.·7· It’s a DOJC SIMS computer operation.· It was run out of Fort ·8· Washington but had a satellite location in Baltimore.
·9· · · · · · And they would illegally compromise people,

10· illegally wiretap, break into computers, plant, reverse,
11· change information, change emails, things of that nature, and

12· it was in
13· about the
14· come out.
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16· and was thoroughly squashed by Rod and the DOJ and the FBI to 17· a horrible extent.

18· · · · · · I tried again in 2015, tried to end-run them and go 19· to the Department of Homeland Security, and once it got — I 20· went there with a pile of evidence and some video and audio 21· recordings.

22· · · · · · It got too large for them, I suppose, but it made 23· its way back to the FBI and DOJ and they came down on us 24· again.· This was 2015.
25· · · · · · In 2016, I made a video discussing quite a bit of

this capacity of working with them that information judges, Roberts and Pence and things like that have

I’ve tried several times in the past to get it out

·1· this in an effort to get it to Devin Nunes, who was head of ·2· the House intelligence committee at the time, but there was ·3· interference from one of the people involved and he messed ·4· that all up, so it went largely unnoticed.

·5· · · · · · But in the video I tried to warn President Trump ·6· about the people he was dealing with daily, and especially ·7· Rod, and things like that as they were working together to ·8· remove them, trying to compromise the people around them, ·9· (inaudible) when they possibly could.

10· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, how were Rod and — Rod 11· Rosenstein and Mike Pence connected?
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · That group, I mean, they’re all 13· interconnected one way or another.· That particular group was 14· Rod, VP Pence, Paul Ryan.· That was the core of that group. 15· Rod was in there, but that was the core of it.· It was an 16· attempt, where Rod was the brilliant legal mind behind it, to 17· remove President Trump under the 25th Amendment.

18· · · · · · The (inaudible) had an operational name for it in 19· the beginning, “Run Silent, Run Deep,” but nobody really used 20· it after a while, and it didn’t make any sense because it was 21· such a small group.· But that’s an old movie about somebody

22· being 23· were. 24· · · · 25· taken

passed over for a promotion, which they both felt they

· · Now, VP Pence hated President Trump because he had his slot as rightful president — he felt that he did –

·1· – and Paul Ryan was actually — considered running as well ·2· for the vice presidential slot, and Mitt Romney was also
·3· involved.· But they don’t — they thought President Trump was·4· an outsider who has not paid his dues; they just didn’t like ·5· him.

·6· · · · · · So, once VP Pence was in there, once President
·7· Trump was elected — and obviously Vice President Pence, he ·8· just walked away and everything became very quiet.· That was ·9· their mole inside, so he could run interference and make
10· certain things and just keep tabs on the president and manage 11· him.
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, was this a friendly
13· relationship between Mike Pence and Rosenstein or was there 14· any kind of leverage being placed on the president — or the 15· vice president at the time?
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · There was leverage on Mike
17· Pence because of surveillance from way back in the 2013
18· range.· They had gotten FISA warrants to exploit, and Rod had 19· that.
20· · · · · · He wanted the vice president slot himself.· Then if 21· they could remove President Trump, Vice President Pence
22· becomes president, and Rod felt that he would be the natural 23· selection for it.· Paul Ryan felt differently, as did Mitt 24· Romney, but that was the overall goal, each one of them vying 25· for the vice presidential slot.

·1· · · · · · Rod thought he was the clear winner because of his ·2· legal brilliance and his management of the Mueller
·3· investigation and special counsels and things, you know, he ·4· would be the one to remove the president, damage him so

·5· thoroughly he could be removed, and he deserved it.
·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Do you know what type of·7· leverage would’ve existed over the vice president?
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · The vice president has had
·9· homosexual relations in the past — it’s not a problem.· Many 10· of them were adults.· This is something he had done
11· throughout his time in the Congress.· When he became governor 12· he had thought that he was free to explore them more.
13· · · · · · There were two specifically that they had recorded. 14· One gentleman roughly 20 years his junior.· They had a fairly 15· steady relationship.
16· · · · · · There was one about half his age that was much more 17· sporadic, because it was more dangerous, harder to get time 18· alone.· This person would introduce others, bring people with 19· him.· He’d have people waiting when he showed up.
20· · · · · · And it was that second one that introduced younger 21· and younger people, “This is whomever, he’s 17” and he’s
22· really 15, “This is whomever, he’s 15” and he’s really 13. 23· · · · · · And Rod and Roberts, Chief Justice Roberts — a lot 24· of the younger people involved, the ones that were brought as 25· favors, were supplied by Jeffrey Epstein’s channels, through

·1· his channels, his people.
·2· · · · · · We were able to get FISA warrants because Chief ·3· Justice Roberts had vice court and helped prepare them, but ·4· it was also — Epstein was an intelligence asset of some type ·5· to various agencies around the world.· They used his
·6· information.· They exploited it for their own good.
·7· · · · · · So, when he was here, or his people were here, it ·8· was easy enough to justify a FISA warrant on them.· You know, ·9· they would enact a warrant, surveil everything, document it, 10· but they would not help and they would not save the child, 11· they would not, you know, reveal it, it was more important 12· for them to have the leverage on everything.
13· · · · · · And, of course, this was under their own corrupt 14· ideas, but under Rod, his tutelage.· And they wanted the
15· leverage.
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Do you know — do you have any 17· idea how Epstein and Supreme Court Justice Roberts initially 18· would’ve met, or how that relationship would’ve developed? 19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · How they would’ve met.· I think 20· they met when he was he was under Bush, not too long after he 21· was appointed, somewhere along in there, just meeting
22· powerful people, something like that.
23· · · · · · He did help him with his adopted children.· From 24· what was said there and what was, you know, discussed openly 25· in this little Dirty Trick Squad, the children are not

·1· genetically brother and sister, but they’re raised that way, ·2· so that’s more valuable to them.
·3· · · · · · One if not both were originally from Wales, but ·4· they were in the Epstein channels and were easily removed ·5· from their version of foster care to Ireland, which has much ·6· more open adoption type records.

·7· · · · · · He facilitated this for Roberts so he could adopt ·8· them both at the same time.· There was a little gap, but it ·9· was just paperwork.· And Epstein had done that for him.· So, 10· they met, they worked together, and he was doing favors at 11· some point.

12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Was this something Supreme
13· Court Justice Roberts would’ve paid for or is this, you know, 14· a favor exchange to Epstein to link him up with these
15· children or …
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I don’t know at that point. 17· It’s possible it could be either one.· I don’t think there 18· would be a payment at that point, it was more for his
19· position, there would be some type of favor.· But I don’t 20· know either one was done.· He facilitated it.
21· · · · · · INTERVIER:· · · · · Uh-huh.
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Was there a payment?· Was it a 23· favor?· I can’t say.
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Can you go into any more 25· details on Supreme Court Justice Roberts with these children

·1· and the circles that he ran in as far as you’re aware?
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Children are often used as the ·3· commodity, a way to buy yourself into certain inner circles. ·4· And these people are all wealthy, they’re all powerful, and ·5· they don’t trust you unless you’re as compromised as they ·6· are.· So, you provide children to them, your children,
·7· adopted children, whatever.
·8· · · · · · This is how they trust you, you’re as dirty as they·9· are.· You cannot be exposed because you can’t expose them, 10· they can’t expose you.· If everybody’s just as dirty, you 11· know you’re safe.
12· · · · · · And, like I said, this is a way for them to buy 13· their way into these inner circles and get access to
14· whatever.· Children are the payment and the dirt and the
15· control.
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, who else would we want to 17· talk to, or is there any additional documentation that we 18· could pursue to solidify what you’re saying here today?
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yep Yanni [phonetic] has copies 20· of the videos from the FISA surveillance. It was discussed — 21· but I can’t prove it — that Roberts had a copy.· Rod
22· Rosenstein certainly has a copy.· Shawn Henry of CrowdStrike, 23· who was FBI at the time, he took two copies back to the FBI 24· with him.
25· · · · · · So, the copies were made and then — that was

·1· actually Shaun Bridges who encrypted them and gave them keys.·2· So, there are copies out there.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · And who would be on these tapes·4· most likely as far as from your conversations in the Dirty ·5· Trick Squad?

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · ·
·7· was talking about the copies?
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · ·
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · ·
10· me — those would be Pence and his two lovers and the younger 11· ones.· There were also — they would do the same thing,

12· illegal surveillance, or sometimes (inaudible).
13· · · · · · This was mostly in the country, illegal
14· surveillance, with Roberts’ children and whomever they were 15· with.· They’d set it up.· They knew that they weren’t going 16· to be exposed because it’s Chief Justice Roberts’ children. 17· · · · · · And please keep in mind that these children have 18· been abused since birth, and I don’t want anything else 19· happening.· They’ve already lived through hell.· They don’t 20· need anything else.· But they were getting loaned out for 21· these different groups, and they did surveil many of them. 22· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Now, you also said in 23· past discussions that there was a plot that Roberts was 24· allegedly a part of where they discussed murdering other 25· judges on the Supreme Court under the Hillary Clinton

From just those tapes, when I

Uh-huh.
That would be Roberts — excuse

·1· administration.
·2· · · · · · Can you give me some amplifying details on that? ·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · This is something the FBI set ·4· up under their guidance, their political people, going to be ·5· a false flag.· This had gone out two years almost before the ·6· election.· And it was a sovereign citizen group.
·7· · · · · · Obama did not want any terrorism unless it was
·8· white terrorism, so this is a sovereign citizen group that ·9· the FBI had infiltrated and armed and instigated against
10· other targets.· They were for the most part pro-America, but 11· they were racist in some of their origins.
12· · · · · · They were — a lot of them were divorced fathers 13· with a grudge against the court system anyway, and the FBI 14· people had infiltrated and exploited this.
15· · · · · · They moved them up to the level of assassinating 16· federal judges, political people, things like that.· You want 17· the names, I can tell ya.
18· · · · · · So, anyway, part of their (inaudible) was various 19· types of attacks on the Supreme Court, to take down as many 20· judges as they could, and Roberts was aware of this.
21· · · · · · He actually provided some scheduling, because
22· apparently the justices are not all there at one time, they 23· come and go as they please, and these three would be working 24· on something, these three — and he provided this to the
25· group so they could finalize their plan.

·1· · · · · · They were very, very close to what they were trying·2· to do.· They were given explosives, all types of automatic ·3· weapons, they had rocket launchers, and they were very close ·4· to it.

·5· · · · · · They were going to assassinate F. Dennis Saylor, a ·6· federal judge in Massachusetts; Martha Coakley; Lisa Monaco ·7· and her family — they were gonna make that look like a home ·8· invasion and film it until later when they needed it.

·9· · · · · · And this was their initial attack plan, and then 10· the Supreme Court.· This was a group that got infiltrated on 11· their request.
12· · · · · · And when I found out what they were doing, that 13· they were going to attack these judges, they were going to 14· attack the Supreme Court, I tried to end-run them.

15· · · · · · I had minders.· People kept tabs on me.· I had FBI 16· minders.· But I tried to end-run them and expose it.· I took 17· all the evidence and went to Homeland Security, who were 18· overwhelmed and called in the FBI, and then the DOJ came 19· right back to me, and they picked me up just a few weeks 20· later when they found who I was.

21· · · · · · The damage to their plots had been done.· They did 22· get close to assassinating people up there.· Lisa Monaco — 23· the judges were under 24/7 security, Martha Coakley had in- 24· state security, and it did prevent them from going after the 25· Supreme Court, although their plans were all out — they had

·1· the maps, they had the weapons, they had everything planned. ·2· So, at least it prevented something like that.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, were — the teams that ·4· were supposed to do the actual operations against the judges, ·5· were those Americans or were they foreign?

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · No.· These were Americans. ·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · A third would be the sovereign ·9· citizen group and two-thirds would be FBI people, or people 10· working with the FBI.· They were gonna get rid of them

11· anyway.· And, actually, I have recordings of their planning 12· on the phone with me as, you know, part of this group.
13· · · · · · And then they did not hang up the phone, they did 14· not kill the phone, and we were listening to them talk about 15· killing me and my wife, things like that.

16· · · · · · And another time they actually butt-dialed me and 17· they were talking about — he was on the phone talking to 18· various people about their plans, about who they were going 19· after and what they were gonna do to us because we knew too 20· much and we were outside at the time.

21· · · · · · So, they could not do their plan.· We got the
22· people under surveillance.· We saved them, got credit for 23· saving them.· They were very upset that their plans had gone 24· to crap.· They were very upset with me, especially when they 25· came and picked me up, but it stopped it.

·1· · · · · · Their plans were written out.· They were — they ·2· had maps, they had surveillance, they had quite a bit of
·3· equipment.
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · What was the timeline that they·5· were hoping to do this in?

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · This would be right after — ·7· within the first year of Hillary Clinton’s presidency.· She ·8· was not supposed to lose.
·9· · · · · · So, this was all planned up and — it was more than 10· just then.· It was twofold.· They wanted to pack the court 11· and take out as many as they could.

12· · · · · · Roberts was actually helping because he didn’t
13· wanna be one of them, and he wanted some choice in who would 14· on the bench after that.· He wanted to maintain some form of 15· control, so he did provide information.
16· · · · · · But this was to be done within the first year of 17· Hillary Clinton’s campaign so that they could ban firearms as 18· well and impact the Court, so they’d have plenty of time to 19· do that.· That was their two main goals.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Do you believe the death of 21· Antonin Scalia was a part of this same plot, or is that — do 22· you know if that was a separate —
23· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · It was the same people.· He was 24· a backup plan.· He was their biggest threat being the most 25· conservative justice.

·1· · · · · · Justice Scalia actually — I believe he found out ·2· about this, the plans, and he went to the White House.· Like ·3· a week before his death I believe he found out what they were ·4· trying to do, when they moved away from the overall attack of ·5· where these people lived or, you know, they would attack

·6· around the holidays when more than one justice would be in ·7· their home, things like this.· And, again, Roberts was
·8· providing this.
·9· · · · · · But they had to take him out.· He was seen as their 10· biggest obstacle.· So, the same basic group that was involved 11· were given access to the ranch where he was found.· They

12· talked about how they did it.· They had a couple different 13· options.
14· · · · · · But it was discussed prior to his death, what they 15· intended to do, where they could possibly do it, how they 16· could do it, who they would need.· The records are there at 17· the Cibolo Ranch.

18· · · · · · One person was brought in — there was three men. 19· One person was brought in as a temp worker.· The other two — 20· same team — were brought in as servants for a group that was 21· there hunting.

22· · · · · · And they discussed how it was done, that they used 23· dipso — dimethylsulfoxide, which is a fairly inert chemical. 24· It just goes through your skin.· But if you mix it with a 25· poison or a drug or something like that, it’ll go directly in

·1· your system and overload you.· I believe that’s why he
·2· found with the pillow over his face; he was struggling
·3· breathe.· He couldn’t breathe, he was choking.
·4· · · · · · And this particular chemical, you can tailor
·5· the person; if they have a drug problem, you could put
·6· Fentanyl in it and overdose them, if they have a heart
·7· condition, it would take very little to go directly in.· It ·8· would be like a direct injection into the heart.· And they ·9· talk about how they did it.

10· · · · · · And Roberts is on the phone with these people
11· discussing the successor, that he wanted a say in it because 12· now it was only gonna be one person and he wanted to pick 13· that person, and he wanted a say in who was going to take it. 14· · · · · · And, of course, there was a lot of people that were 15· talking about Eric Holder taking it, all kinds of people, but 16· he wanted a say in who was going to take over Justice
17· Scalia’s spot.· And I don’t think he got it.
18· · · · · · I mean, obviously it didn’t happen because
19· President Trump was here, but he did want it.· And this was 20· all prior, the discussions and him complaining that he wasn’t 21· getting any say prior to his death, his sudden death.
22· · · · · · So, it was well known and —
23· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, aside from the — aside 24· from Roberts being (inaudible) on this, did Rosenstein or 25· anyone outside of the White House — had they been made aware

was to

it to

·1· of the plans, perhaps in Hillary’s camp, that you can speak ·2· about?
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, Hillary and Obama knew ·4· about it.· I mean, it was supposed to be done under her ·5· watch, her term, so that they could pack the Court.· They ·6· were fully aware of it.

·7· · · · · · Rod has an intense hatred of Hillary even though he·8· worked with her, and he had to.· He’s not fond of Obama,
·9· really.· He’s only fond of himself.
10· · · · · · But this was plans to be enacted through them, and 11· Rod was integral in wanting the Hammer system through

12· Baltimore.· This was why he was the only U.S. attorney to 13· keep his job under Obama.
14· · · · · · Now, Obama fired every U.S. attorney at the same 15· time except Rod — he was the only one — and this is why, 16· because he was running things for them.· He was involved in 17· their plans, and he was running the Hammer and things through 18· Baltimore.

19· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, you’ve also done interviews 20· as to — switching channels slightly, but I’m sure it’ll tie 21· back together — the death of Seth Rich —
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Uh-huh.

23· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · — and Rod Rosenstein was 24· witting in this — in this operation as well, I believe. 25· Correct?

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yes.· (Coughs, drinks water) ·2· Okay.· Sorry.· He was for their reasons, for the illegal
·3· reasons, but also to cover himself.
·4· · · · · · When Seth Rich had gone in the first time, I just ·5· don’t have much information on it other than what I was told, ·6· but not what I had seen personally.

·7· · · · · · His first contact with WikiLeaks, I just don’t
·8· know.· I do know that when he went to him the second time and·9· came back, WikiLeaks had directed him on how to get further 10· information, and they wanted specific things, “Look here, 11· look here, here,” because when he went in for the break-in he 12· grabbed a lot of information, just downloaded everything he 13· could that exposed a lot.· They were worried about the
14· exposure.
15· · · · · · The DNC — Hillary and Bowser, Abrams — not Abrams 16· — excuse me — Bowser and Brazile — excuse me — they were 17· all very worried about it, but Rod was personally worried 18· about it as well because he had been authoring stuff to
19· affect Hillary Clinton and he didn’t want that to come out 20· because he would be out of it, he would be done, he would not 21· be appointed to anything, and he had a personal interest in 22· that one.
23· · · · · · So, when it got dumped in his lap to handle the 24· problem, he hired — tapped people who he’d already worked 25· with for years who were dirty and he controlled.

·1· · · · · · They owed their continued federal careers to him. ·2· He had saved them before, looked over things, allowed them to ·3· continue their career.· And he (inaudible) people all around ·4· him in one small circle in Baltimore.

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, was it intended to be an ·6· assassination of Seth Rich or was it more intended to be a ·7· robbery, or do you know?
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Intended to be a robbery, rough·9· him up.· All they wanted was the thumb drive that he

10· routinely carried on him, the information he was going to 11· pass to WikiLeaks, what he had uncovered, and the more
12· focused information that WikiLeaks had requested.
13· · · · · · That’s what they wanted.· He did not leave it at 14· home.· He always carried it because he had people living with 15· him.· And, again, Rod was very upset that this could expose 16· everything and wreck his plans.· He would’ve been done.

17· · · · · · It was a fairly tenuous relationship, you know, him 18· being a Republican and things, but he had proved himself to 19· be really dirty like they were and willing to give access to 20· everything he was doing for them.

21· · · · · · So, he had to recover it, and they didn’t care — 22· he did not care how it was done except for it was supposed to 23· be robbed.· They had to recover it, did not care.· But Rod 24· put — the additional thing on it was “Get it, no matter

25· how.”

·1· · · · · · He hired — tapped his agent friend from DEA who he·2· had covered for many, many times — and he’s dirty — in
·3· Baltimore and other places throughout Maryland and then put ·4· him in charge of it.

·5· · · · · · He recruited someone else, and then they went down ·6· — and this particular DEA agent is the gang specialist for ·7· the DEA, and specializes further in MS-13.
·8· · · · · · He was the one who went outside the local people ·9· and hired — (inaudible) found the two MS-13 people down 10· south and brought them up — or met them, actually.· They 11· came up and met him and he brought them into the city.· And 12· things went poorly beyond that.

13· · · · · · They were supposed to rob him.· Then the two guys 14· went ahead and killed him — shot him, he died later.· They 15· recovered the thumb drive, which was then switched for one 16· that Rod had provided, the one that Shaun had loaded up for 17· him previously.

18· · · · · · So, he did — he was able to recover, keep his
19· involvement in altering emails, breaking into Hillary
20· Clinton’s server, things like that, and he kept —
21· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) So, they switched 22· a thumb drive that was on the body for a thumb drive that Rod 23· had prepared to be left behind as a —

24· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Right. 25· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · One that would be convincing ·2· but not expose him.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Understood.
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · A lot of it

·5· information, but not — because they knew
·6· had occurred, so a lot of it was the same
·7· anything that would point towards them or
·8· · · · · · And things rapidly went downhill because they
·9· couldn’t break into it.· It was encrypted.· They got it to a 10· couple different people.· They couldn’t get into it and they 11· decided to clean up the mess, and one DEA agent went down the 12· following day, called out, took his wife’s car and drove down 13· and killed them, things like that.

14· · · · · · So, it went bad quickly once he died.· It’s
15· supposed to be a robbery, and the next thing they hear is — 16· you know, Donna Brazile and Muriel Bowser, the mayor of D.C., 17· were at the hospital before he was even brought in, and they 18· did have people at the crime scene as well, and they were 19· there to recover it.
20· · · · · · As I said, it was supposed to be a robbery, he was 21· supposed to be, you know, beat up, unconscious, bad shape, 22· and they wanted to recover the thumb drive.· That’s why they 23· were there.
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, back to Rod Rosenstein for 25· a moment, what can you tell us about his involvement with

was the same
where they breaches thing, just void of Rod specifically.

·1· foreign nations with any type of intelligence transfer to ·2· groups outside of the country?
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · This goes back to the FBI ·4· operation called Ghost Stories.· It was very successful. ·5· They just kept heavy surveillance on known Russian assets ·6· within the U.S., everything they were doing, whatever they ·7· found, you know, what they were communicating back.

·8· · · · · · It was just surveillance.· But if you knew what ·9· they were sending back, then it would go the other way, you 10· could tell what they were accessing and what they had access 11· to.· Thoroughly good operation.· It was supposedly very
12· successful.
13· · · · · · It was Obama and Biden who did the Russian Reset, 14· along with Secretary Clinton, and they didn’t want any
15· problems with the Russians (inaudible) so they told them to 16· cancel it.· Well, they didn’t.· They kept their communication 17· open with them, it just changed.
18· · · · · · Instead of just surveillance, they started
19· communicating, they started providing information, and
20· initially it was wrong, but then they started giving it to 21· them in an exchange type of situation.
22· · · · · · Then they started altering the information, giving 23· them information, giving them inaccurate information.· They 24· were working them from the other side.
25· · · · · · Rod was aware of this.· He was part of it at this

·1· time, because once it was shut down it became under the
·2· heading of the DOJ in Maryland and D.C., so he was part of ·3· it.· And then they were giving us this information.
·4· · · · · · They tried to pay him and he didn’t take it.· He ·5· got — he was like “Oh, no, no, no, no,” because they were ·6· coming towards 2015, 2016 at the time and he was angling for ·7· a big position — Attorney General, Supreme Court, then
·8· hopefully Vice President — so he didn’t want anything like ·9· that to pop up.
10· · · · · · Well, Shaun Bridges was actually taking the money 11· they were offering — he was laundering it through bitcoin 12· around the world — and Rod was hyper-pissed when he found 13· out.· It’s one of the reasons he went after Shaun and put him 14· in jail.· He’s still there.
15· · · · · · And so the deal was “You get six years, keep your 16· mouth shut or we’ll go after you for everything and get 40.” 17· But he started talking, had too much access when he was in 18· Terre Haute, and they brought him out to Virginia, where he’s 19· at now, just to keep an eye on him.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
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· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· We’re here again ·2· with Ryan Dark White taking an interview for Attorney Lin ·3· Wood.
·4· · · · · · We’re gonna speak briefly about Vice President Mike·5· Pence in specific, in as much amplifying detail as we can ·6· gather, as to his relationships — no worries — as to his ·7· relationships and any crimes he may be a part of.

·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · All right.· I didn’t realize I ·9· was on.· Okay.· Mike Pence, when he was in Congress he had 10· been surveilled multiple times.· He is known to be bisexual 11· but tries to keep it hidden.· He puts forth a persona of 12· über-Christian.

13· · · · · · When he was governor he was very strict on the gay 14· and lesbian communities, things like this, to hide that.· He 15· was surveilled then.
16· · · · · · And it was well known the FBI and CIA do illegal 17· surveillance of many members of — you know, politicians at 18· all levels.· To get it, it’s all illegal.· They want the 19· leverage.· And it was well known.· They said —

20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So he was just kinda caught up 21· in a dragnet of just general surveillance of Congressional 22· members?
23· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I mean, it was known.· There 24· were rumors.· So, they (inaudible) down and did the

25· surveillance through —

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Just to have a good baseline ·2· for the future, I suppose.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, one, he is a politician. ·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · He’ll be around.· He has
·6· influence.· So, the FBI is all about getting influence.· Now,·7· they’re dirty, so they control it.· It’s not like they
·8· control it every day.· They don’t tell them “Do this, this, ·9· this and this,” it’s just when they need the big one they can 10· call it in.
11· · · · · · And then when he became governor he felt more
12· secure to pursue his longer-term relationships.· Like I said, 13· there’s one roughly 20 years his junior that was a longer- 14· term one that he had had when he was in Congress, and then 15· there’s one that was much more sporadic, but that gentleman’s 16· about half his age.· He’s the one that introduced the younger 17· and younger people to him.
18· · · · · · But as governor he felt that he was much more
19· secure, not as wide-open, and able to pursue it, and he went 20· the other way with is politics and cracked down on gay and 21· lesbian communities (inaudible) he would never have anything 22· to do with that.
23· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, Mike Pence is known to 24· never be in public with another woman besides his wife.· Do 25· you know that — has he ever been seen in public with these

·1· young men?· Was that something he ever felt like he needed to·2· hide or is that just kinda swept under the —
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I don’t know if he was in
·4· public with them or not.· They would usually set up a

·5· location that was already wired up before he got there, so –·6· or it was a known location or the location — like the
·7· younger gentleman was helping, and he helped set him up, so ·8· he would tell them where they were going to meet.

·9· · · · · · That’s why he was — he was the one — the one that 10· was about half his age was — I’ve seen the videos.
11· · · · · · I mean, I’ve seen a few from when he was in
12· Congress, but I’ve seen these from when he was governor and 13· made copies of them, and Shaun encrypted them, Shaun Bridges. 14· · · · · · So, he — that guy was actually working with the 15· FBI to help set him up, so he would provide locations where 16· they were going to meet and they’d be there ahead of time, so 17· they had — these were probably the best surveillance tapes 18· they had of him.

19· · · · · · The other ones would be this or that, some better 20· than others.· This one, you got the whole group.
21· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · And when he actually got into 23· talks about being vice president, running with President
24· Trump, they shut it down because they had everything they 25· needed to control the vice president.· And it looks like they

·1· did.
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Hmm.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · So, you know.· Then, of course,·4· he was involved with the other stuff with Rod Rosenstein and ·5· Roberts to control — get President Trump out of there.· Paul ·6· Ryan and Romney, those are the people mostly involved in it. ·7· · · · · · They wanted to get President Trump removed in any ·8· way possible so that he would become president.· He felt that ·9· he had been passed over, he was due, it was his perfect time. 10· · · · · · And he had actually ran for president in the
11· election and was quickly surpassed by President Trump, so he 12· felt slighted and did not like President Trump for any
13· reason, especially that one.
14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, was
15· between him — between Mike Pence and
16· and —
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Romney.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · — Mitt
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Uh-huh.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Can you
21· might’ve looked like?
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · They wanted to remove him any 23· way possible.· They had worked with Roberts prior to this, 24· prior to the actual election, and Roberts had actually helped 25· them write up the FISA warrants with Pete Strock, and

there an active plot Rod Rosenstein and Ryan

Romney?

discuss what that

·1· (inaudible) would write them up maybe and Roberts would send ·2· them off to be signed by whoever judge he controlled.
·3· · · · · · But — they had started this, but once he was
·4· elected, once Rod was appointed, the focus shifted to Rod ·5· Rosenstein, and that was up to him, using that guidance of ·6· what they wanted to do, and he coordinated with all the deep ·7· state Democrats, whatever you wanna say, to take him down. ·8· · · · · · The Russian Collusion with Mueller and Comey, who ·9· were involved in it, they were the ones getting information 10· back and forth from various governments.· They were the ones 11· handling the information from Ghost Stories.· That continued. 12· That was them.· Now, Mueller ran Ghost Stories from way back. 13· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.

14· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · So, they were all involved in 15· it, and they were trying to remove President Trump in any 16· way, shape or form.· It was Rod who wanted to go after the 17· 25th Amendment.· And he has definitely worn a wire before. 18· So it wasn’t a joke; it was a serious threat.· And they tried 19· many, many times.

20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Are you aware if
21· President Trump was ever made aware of this during the
22· administration as far as the underhand dealings that Pence is 23· associated with?
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I don’t know for sure.· I had 25· hoped — I made a tape in 2016 in Baltimore with this one

·1· group, and it was made expressly to get to Devin Nunes, but ·2· there was a member of this group who — he was just
·3· unprofessional — it was all about him.
·4· · · · · · When they saw what was on it, Devin Nunes was very ·5· impressed with it, as was Cash Patel, and they wanted the ·6· rest of it.· He had only given them about a 20-minute sample ·7· of a three-and-a-half-hour tape.

·8· · · · · · But he got in the middle of it.· He wanted to
·9· control it.· He wanted everybody to come to him for the
10· source.· And I was like “Just give it to them. You know, they 11· need to know.”
12· · · · · · This was right after Rod had been tapped for DAG 13· but not accepted — he accepted it but he hadn’t taken the 14· office yet, and I’m trying to warn him about what he’s really 15· like and he’s working with Pence, and it’s like “This is
16· gonna be terrible.”· Then this guy got in the way and screwed 17· it all up.· So, by the time —
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · This is Matt Couch?
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yes.· “Lumpy Loveseat,” that’s 20· him.· But, yeah.· He — he messed it all up and he — he
21· wanted to get in the middle, he wanted to be the hero, it was 22· all about him and the donations.· And he immediately turned 23· on Mr. Brutowsky [phonetic] — he’s a very kind man — who 24· wanted to really help.
25· · · · · · They wanted everything immediately.· He wouldn’t do

·1· it.· He’s negotiating with them for weeks and weeks, and then·2· by the time they finally got a copy it was a blank copy.· It ·3· was just bad all — yeah, he screwed it all.· And once it ·4· finally got to them, they had moved on.

·5· · · · · · He really ruined it.· And he ruined the warning. ·6· ‘Cause I told him , I said, “Now, here’s me.· It’s on the ·7· video.· It’s me.· I’ve got my background.· It’s gonna
·8· (inaudible) me.· I don’t care.· Give it to them.· He needs to·9· know this.”

10· · · · · · I thought it was very exciting, President Trump’s 11· presence, and he messed it all up.· So …
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · People tried.

14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Can you give me some more
15· details on the — on the Hammer, Sunrise, Sunset and how the 16· leak — that spy ring was working at that time?
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Like I said — and these are 18· software — what?
19· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·No.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh.· I thought you were waving. 21· Okay.· These are software.· They’re software.· You can tailor 22· it to what you want.
23· · · · · · Hammer’s the big one.· There’s Sunrise, and one 24· that’s also military but narrowly focused.· Sunset is one — 25· same thing but focused more on the surveillance side that

·1· they would use to exploit — I don’t know — phone records, ·2· computers, things like this.· It was more of a civilian ·3· version of it.
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Is this Hammer the super

·5· computer as mentioned lately in the Hammer Scorecard with the·6· recent election?
·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yes.
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.

·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · There were people involved in 10· the — in vote manipulation.· They had taken care of that as 11· well.· Because they were using it not just in the selection. 12· They used it in 2018.

13· · · · · · It was set up in 2016 when they lost· a lot of 14· their control over the satellite stuff, so they moved it 15· overseas.· That’s Dr. Molly McCauley.· That was her forte. 16· That’s why she’s no longer with us.

17· · · · · · But as far as Hammer, it was running out of Fort 18· Washington, but the satellite service was in Baltimore.· And 19· it was a CISSP computer.· It was computer crimes, internet, 20· things like that.· So, it’s the DOJ super computer.· It’s 21· hooked into everything, and it was run through there.

22· · · · · · (Inaudible) individual pieces, you could drive out 23· and find an open port and go through the post office or porn 24· sites or FedEx or whatever you wanted, and the V.A. was wide 25· open in many spots, so that was one of the favorite ones that

·1· Shaun and other people used to go through and infiltrate and ·2· get access and then come back and do what they needed to do. ·3· · · · · · They went through the post office to place child ·4· porn on Ms. Acheson’s husband’s computer, and that was Shaun. ·5· So, they attempted to remove it later and didn’t get all of ·6· it, but — so, that was just how they operated.· And this is ·7· normal, everyday — completely illegal but normal, everyday ·8· business for them.

·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Is there any additional 10· information we can get on Pence for this that would — as far 11· as shine a light on current events being what they are here? 12· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, I mean, he — he was

13· always a snake in the grass.· He was the mole.· He never 14· liked Trump and was only there to act like, you know, he’s 15· (inaudible) him to get the position, and all have seen
16· recently what he did with it and was preparing for that the 17· whole time.· (Inaudible).

18· · · · · · In 2016 I tried to warn the president of what was 19· going on, especially Rod-centric, what — you know, he was 20· working these people and what they had planned, but it didn’t 21· get there, as we discussed.

22· · · · · · But he’s a scumbag.· I mean, he’s compromised.
23· He’s been compromised.· He knows it.· And then —
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) Have you ever 25· heard of any foreign interference or any type of affiliations

·1· outside the country with Pence?
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · With Pence specifically?· A lot·3· of stuff was given to Iran and China, a lot of software, the ·4· programs, things like this.· A lot of tech was given to Iran, ·5· which immediately ended up in China’s hands and then
·6· (inaudible) China.
·7· · · · · · In 2016 — actually, before that Molly — Molly had·8· discovered the satellites were being used to manipulate
·9· elections, and it was used in 2016 — huge — just like
10· seen recently.· And then they lost control of that when
11· President Trump won.
12· · · · · · So, in 2018 a lot of that had already been
13· transferred overseas — Iran, Italy, China.· And then I
14· about that a couple years ago, about what they had done.· So, 15· they had already exposed all that.· It had already gone over 16· there.
17· · · · · · So, they went kind of old-school in 2018 to take 18· over the Congress, to get Nance (inaudible).· They had
19· recooked the books on as many as they needed, much lower key. 20· This time they just went nuts with it in every fashion.
21· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Now, Pence’s wife, how 22· witting is she in all the pedophilia in all of this?
23· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · She covers it up for him.
24· She’s completely a political animal.· One of the reasons that 25· the younger guy was sporadic is because she felt it was more

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·1· dangerous and was harder to control.· It was — he’d pop up. ·2· It wasn’t something necessarily scheduled.
·3· · · · · · I mean, he’d pop up and then it would be scheduled ·4· later, but it wasn’t something that was set.· So, to her it ·5· was much riskier.· But she was the manager for the —

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — she’s the one who kept it ·8· quiet.
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Would she be aware of the
10· pedophilia as well, with the young, young children?
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, sure.
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I mean, it’s not like he hid 14· this stuff from her, because she managed it.
15· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · And she’s —
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Just as complicit.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Huh?
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · She’s complicit in this.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, sure.· Oh, yeah.· Oh, she 21· knew all about that, and she knew about it for a long time. 22· And so is Roberts.· I mean, Roberts is flat-out gay, at least 23· he is now.· He has been ever since he was a child.· Which 24· nothing wrong with being gay, but you’re high and
25· manipulating stuff, and, so …

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Do you have any
·2· questions for him on Pence?
·3· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·I guess just wondering how he’s·4· been able to keep all that from his public life.
·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.· What is your opinions on·6· how he’s been able to keep that so quiet?
·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Pence?
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.
·9· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·Yeah.
10· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, I mean, the company he 11· kept in Congress were all the same thing, they’re all under 12· surveillance, they’re all dirty in one fashion or another. 13· So many of them are dirty; it’s very disarming.
14· · · · · · And his wife manages the stuff, and he could do 15· deals if something did come out.· They could quash it, they 16· could make a deal, they could — you know, if something was 17· hinted at they could address it because he had political
18· power, either there or governor or whatever.
19· · · · · · So, I’m sure things came out, as they do for most 20· of them, but things go away, too, especially in the
21· (inaudible).
22· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·Were you aware of any of this 23· going on from 2016 to 2020 in the White House or anything? 24· Or did he keep it all outside?
25· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, his male relationships?

·1· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·Yes.
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I don’t know if he maintained ·3· them after the election.· It was so — it was so important to ·4· keep him buried, you know, “run silent, run deep.”· That’s ·5· how they described it.· They wouldn’t save him.
·6· · · · · · He did provide info.· He actually let stuff leak. ·7· He let stuff leak from certain conversations the president ·8· had with a staffer, so (inaudible) the staffer be blamed
·9· because it was somebody that Mike didn’t care for, and it got 10· out.· The president blamed them because of the prior
11· conversation, but it wasn’t actually them — not in all
12· cases, but some.
13· · · · · · At that point I don’t know if he had any other
14· relationships or maintained the same ones because I just
15· didn’t have the access anymore to it so I can’t say, but it 16· was mostly important to them to keep it quiet or keep him 17· under control, ’cause that was an ace in the hole they
18· needed.
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· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· So, I’m gonna ask ·2· you if we could get into some more of the details with the ·3· Dirty Trick Squad and how Rosenstein was a part of that group ·4· and if Roberts had any type of interaction with the group as ·5· well.

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · “Dirty Trick Squad” was just a ·7· nickname.· It certainly wasn’t anything official.· This was a ·8· group of people that were either dirty or they controlled. I ·9· was one that was controlled.

10· · · · · · There was Rod, Sean Henry — he was FBI — Shaun 11· Bridges — Secret Service — Joseph Rosati, who was with the 12· DEA.· Alan Boroshok was ATF, Gregory Utz, who was the TFO 13· with the DEA, but he was formerly Baltimore County police. 14· · · · · · That was the basis of the Dirty Trick Squad.· You 15· had the computer experts, you had the muscle, you had the 16· tactical experts, and that’s what they were doing.

17· · · · · · And then there was another group in Fort
18· Washington.· He was running one down there.· This was the 19· satellite location in Baltimore just for the really illegal 20· stuff — illegal communications, hacking, phone tapping, you 21· name it.
22· · · · · · They concentrated — their main focus, all the 23· time, Title III judges, federal judges.· But they would go 24· after anyone — political rivals, sitting politicians,
25· anybody they needed to go after, anybody they were pointed

·1· at.· They went after family members of judges and compromised·2· people as much as they possibly could.
·3· · · · · · They had no problem hacking computers and planting ·4· information to compromise people.· This is something they had ·5· done numerous times.

·6· · · · · · Rod had done this for years and years — so had ·7· Shaun Bridges — where they would finagle a case that they ·8· had before the Court where — for instance, they would arrest ·9· a gentleman and he had money, he had property, and he had the 10· resources to fight them.
11· · · · · · They didn’t like that, so Shaun would go in, plant 12· child porn on their computer, and what do you know?· Oh!· The 13· examination.· Now you got this on there.· “I don’t know
14· anything about it.”· “Well, it’s on there.· We’re gonna
15· charge ya.”
16· · · · · · And then he would — he didn’t want that to ruin 17· his life, didn’t wanna go to prison as a pedophile — you 18· know what happens — and things — and they would use this as 19· leverage in hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of cases — 20· and then he would plead — the person they charged would
21· plead to a lesser charge that would not show up on the
22· record, but he would have to forfeit property, money, things 23· like that, and they would skim their percentage off.
24· · · · · · Shaun Bridges was particularly good at it — it was 25· his specialty — and he had done this at the county and state

·1· levels and got in trouble a couple times, which is why he ·2· came under the sight of Rod Rosenstein, who got him up to ·3· federal.
·4· · · · · · Shaun did not like Obama, didn’t like Hillary.· He ·5· had access to the White House, the Air Force One, the CIA. ·6· He had those kind of clearances as the number-one expert on ·7· forensic study of the computers for the Secret Service, then ·8· for most of the government.

·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, was he a government 10· employee?· Was he a contractor?· What was —

11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:·
12· a Secret Service agent.
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:·
14· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:·
15· So, he had access to all these things.· Because of his
16· clearances, because of his expertise, he could go anywhere. 17· He was often in the White House, texting the location of the 18· president and Obama and what they were doing.

19· · · · · · He hacked into Obama’s Blackberry just for fun, 20· things like that, and shared messages with people, hacked the 21· girls’ phones.
22· · · · · · I mean, it was nothing (inaudible).· He had a list 23· of people that he would just call up and watch them do their 24· daily stuff.· He’s just truly gifted with the computers.· I’m 25· good at the computers — I can do any of it you need — but

· · · He was Secret Service.· He was

· · · Okay.
· · · A full Secret Service agent.

·1· he’s just one of those people born to do it.· He can do it ·2· like breathing.
·3· · · · · · He’s a violent person, which belies his size.· He’s·4· only about 5’9″, 5’8″ and he’s maybe 120 pounds when he’s not·5· drinking, but he is a violent person, and arrogant, and he’s ·6· all about the money.

·7· · · · · · This was the core group of the Dirty Trick Squad. ·8· And that’s all they did, was hack people, steal information, ·9· alter emails, manipulate things, and sell intelligence,
10· launder — Shaun Wesley Bridges, the Secret Service agent, 11· was the foremost expert on e-commerce and bitcoin; that’s 12· what he’s actually in prison for — and their illegal profits 13· that they would skim off, or they would target people with 14· cash or different bank accounts.

15· · · · · · Anything they could skim, they would run it through 16· Bitcoin.· He’d launder it for them.· And he still holds
17· millions of dollars online in various accounts.· He also
18· holds several passports and will disappear as soon as he’s 19· released.

20· · · · · ·
21· disappear
22· · · · · ·
23· discussed
24· wife’s family is from there, they have family there.· He was 25· able to purchase illegitimate passports and documents from

INTERVIEWER:· · · · Do you know where he’ll
to?
INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Central or South America.· He’s Argentina and Columbia as possibilities because his

·1· governments in South America.· And he has the money to do so.·2· He’s all about the money.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Can you tell me about Alan
·4· Boroshok?

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Boroshok, he’s ATF.· He’s
·6· retired now.· He’s a nasty piece of work.· He gets involved ·7· in his official capacity with the illegal gunrunning for Fast ·8· and Furious.· He was the one that made sure the paperwork ·9· stayed clean and things came back in the country.· They were 10· spying [sic] guns supposedly that would be tracked.· Then he 11· made sure things stayed clean as far as serial numbers,
12· things like that.
13· · · · · · He’s been dealing guns his entire career as far as 14· I know — he has lots of disposable money at his disposal — 15· he has lots of cash at his disposal — and things like that. 16· He lives very well.
17· · · · · · When Rod started falling out of favor as the DAG, 18· they felt that their — there was already thoughts —
19· Boroshok — they felt that their protection was leaving, so 20· Boroshok and Rosati both divorced their wives, no contest, 21· put everything in her name, paid off their existing house 22· with — I think Rosati it was over $300,000 and Boroshok was 23· even more — in cash, bought another house with like 250,000 24· in cash down payment, lived there — Rosati lived with his 25· wife that he just divorced —

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) Now, when you say·2· “cash,” you mean by transfer or by hard cash?
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · They actually had cash to pay ·4· all things —

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — and were able to come up ·7· with large checks as well.· But, yeah, actually he lived with ·8· his wife.· He’s always had cash.· Now, if you look at him on ·9· the surface, he’s a barely-getting-by DEA agent who owes
10· money to several people —
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) Is this Rosati or 12· —
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Rosati.
14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Oh, it is.· Okay.· Could you do 15· Boroshok?· We’ll get to Rosati in a second.

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19· · · · · ·
20· divorced his wife the same time as Rosati, paid off the
21· house, gave her about $600,000 as part of the settlement, put 22· everything in her name after paying off the house in cash, 23· bought a large condo on the Potomac for himself, has a custom 24· van filled with road race bikes that he — he likes to

25· bicycle.

INTERVIEWEE:· · · · (Mumbles)
INTE3RVIEWER:· · · ·To keep it all — keep it

INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Boroshok, gotcha.· Boroshok

·1· · · · · · These are all 10-, 12-, 15-thousand-dollar bikes ·2· that are custom made for him, his size — they’re measured ·3· and everything.
·4· · · · · · This is just one of his hobbies.· He’s got

·5· watercraft and cars and all kinds of stuff, never has a
·6· problem finding cash because he’s dealing guns and helps
·7· people clear up stuff that is out there.· He helped buy the ·8· firearm for Seth Rich.
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· ·
10· to Rosati, Joseph Rosati.
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· ·
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· ·
13· got a little bit more information on him than some of the 14· others, so …
15· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Rosati’s a DEA steroid freak. 16· He’s like 6’2″ or so, a big body builder.· He’s a violent, 17· nasty, lying person.· His — he always has been.· It’s not 18· just me saying it, this is other people that he’s worked
19· with.· Other agents have complained about the same thing. 20· · · · · · There are dozens of those, dozens of cases where he 21· has added drugs to stings.· There’s an instance where —
22· there’s one drug case, there was 15 agents involved, and the 23· only complaints in the case from the people being arrested 24· were about Rosati, and the exact same complaints from the 25· agents.

· · Okay.· Very good.· So, now on

· · Uh-huh.
· · Let’s discuss — I know you’ve

·1· · · · · · He always had to be the one to swoop — he never ·2· did any work, he’s always the cowboy, had to be out on his ·3· own.
·4· · · · · · He’s always the one to swoop in with the big bust, ·5· you know, 14 agents would find 30 pounds of marijuana and he ·6· would swoop in all by himself out of nowhere and “Oh, I got a ·7· kilo of coke,” you know, and make the big bust, and they

·8· complained.· Agents on numerous cases and in numerous
·9· locations would complain about him doing this.
10· · · · · · He’s also been sued many times by people who’ve — 11· people who flat-out said, “I’m a drug dealer.· I sell
12· marijuana.· I’ve never touched the other stuff.· It’s all 13· I’ve ever sold.· I don’t believe in it,” but he added it to 14· it, I mean, the exact same complaints over and over again 15· from not only, you know, defendants but agents working with 16· him, and when things would get too bad, they would just move 17· him off into another region, another district.
18· · · · · · But he’s a nasty, violent person that I’ve
19· personally had to deal with.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, you’ve — you mentioned in 21· a previous tape that he and Boroshok were involved with the 22· Seth Rich murder.
23· · · · · · Are there any other murders that you know of or 24· have heard that he may be associated with, and, if so, how 25· were those perpetrated?

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Boroshok was involved.· He
·2· supplied the firearm and made it disappear after, or he got ·3· it destroyed.· Rosati was involved with the Seth Rich.· He ·4· was there.· He’s the one that picked up the MS-13 people
·5· outside the city and brought them in (inaudible) got them out·6· of the city.
·7· · · · · · He brought Kevin Doherty with him.· Kevin Doherty ·8· was kind of a hang-around wannabe federal agent, you know, ·9· sucked up to them continuously hoping to get an appointment. 10· He’s a big wannabe, always had a different story about his 11· background.· He’s apparently a — did almost a year in the 12· Marine Corps many, many years ago.
13· · · · · · But they use him as kind of a gopher, and he was 14· there that night.· Kevin Doherty’s actually the one who
15· attempted to kill Jack Burkman later on because he was being 16· exposed in the crime, and he’s in prison for that now.
17· · · · · · So, they’ve been involved in other murders — this 18· is Boroshok and Rosati.· They’re very tight.· They would do 19· things where they would — they would — of course, selling 20· guns to gang members later, you know, resulted in murders, 21· deaths.· And they would call it “fishing.”
22· · · · · · They would sell them off — sometimes they’d even 23· leave them there.· They would come up — it’s very easy for 24· them to come up with firearms.· They would sell them off, and 25· then Boroshok would, you know, trace the serial numbers and

·1· see if it was related later on down the road to any shootings·2· or deaths — it was fishing; that’s what they called it,
·3· “fishing” — and see if they got one.· Because to them it was·4· great.

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · This is similar to the Fast and·6· Furious idea.
·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yeah.· It was just their
·8· version of it.

·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Just a local version or …
10· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · It was their version, same
11· time, you know, same time frame what they were doing.· But 12· they would track the serial numbers just to see if they got 13· it that could’ve been used in a crime or in — you know.
14· · · · · · At one point I thought they were even keeping
15· score, but they would just — they would just celebrate.
16· They just thought it was funny that they’d made the money and 17· they’d killed each other and ha, ha, ha, great fun.

18· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · I mean, Richard Rosati has been 19· known to use poisons on people.
20· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · He’s been known to help people 21· overdose, give them hot shots, pure drugs, to shoot them, to 22· kill them, to overdose them.· He’s done this to informants, 23· things like this, that he’s used, and he’s done it several 24· times as far as I know that he’s bragged about, informants, 25· ’cause he’ll have informants and then he’ll start dealing

·1· with them, you know, start dealing drugs with them.
·2· · · · · · He’ll start moving products to them, especially ·3· pills, and then when they think they have enough leverage on ·4· him, they come back and have something, well, you know,
·5· they’ll just set them up, they overdose and they’re gone. ·6· So, yeah.
·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· You mentioned that he’s ·8· also involved in pharmaceutical —
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, yeah.
10· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · — pharmacy fraud and —
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Pharmacy, yeah.
12· Pharmaceutical, I don’t think he’s got the brain for it.· He 13· — as a DEA agent, he uses authority to manipulate pharmacies 14· and shipping and inspections.
15· · · · · · The DEA inspects pharmacies once a month,
16· especially the narcotic shipments.· Generally, the pharmacies 17· are divided — all the medications over here are narcotics — 18· and they’re supposed to be inspected.
19· · · · · · Well, he would oversee the inspections, and he’d 20· write them off if they had more, if they had less then he 21· would move them through there.
22· · · · · · He could sign off on it and everything looked fine, 23· you know, the numbers would match up, they accounted for
24· everything, and yet they still — they’ve got 30,000 more 25· pills sitting there because they’re selling it for him.· And

·1· they did all kinds of stuff.· They would short prescriptions.·2· · · · · · But it was just the pharmacies ordering these
·3· massive amounts of opioids that he was working with, and he ·4· would take them and sell them on the streets, sell them to ·5· another pharmacy, moving them through another pharmacy and ·6· getting paid for it, and he was manipulating their

·7· inspections, is what he was doing there.
·8· · · · · · And then when, again, they became problematic or ·9· didn’t wanna do it anymore or felt they were too exposed or 10· local police had come to their door because they’d heard
11· something, he would, boom, “I don’t know, I’m DEA” and he 12· would distance himself and shut them up, threaten them and go 13· that way.
14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, you mentioned he had a 15· cousin that looks similar to him.
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, yeah.· I mean, he’ll do 17· anything for money.· He’s crap.· He’s a large guy — he’s 18· like 6’2″ or so — and a big body builder.· He has a cousin 19· that looks almost like him but he’s skinny, just the face. 20· The cousin — this is the little stuff.
21· · · · · · The cousin would go into banks and — with his
22· I.D., with his real I.D.· He would give it to him and he’d go 23· in and open up bank accounts, credit lines, things like this, 24· and they’d max them out, just ruin — bounce checks and
25· credit cards, everything they could possibly get.

·1· · · · · · Then when it finally hit the fan and, you know, the·2· banks started collecting or the credit agencies started
·3· collecting, he would go into the bank as a DEA agent and say ·4· “Who opened this account?”

·5· · · · · · It was like “Well, this is me. Here I am,” it was ·6· like “Am I the one that opened it?”· “Well, no, you’re
·7· enormous.· Obviously I don’t remember you,” and then it goes ·8· away, it wasn’t him.· He’s done this lots of times.

·9· · · · · · He had another scam where — he actually got other 10· agents shot because of this one — where he was calling as a 11· phony DEA agent, calling people around the country randomly 12· and telling them that “A package had been intercepted and it 13· had your name on it, it’s drugs” or “it’s drug precursors,” 14· things like that, “It’s not in the country yet, but it’s 15· coming. If it gets to the country I’m gonna charge you, but 16· if you pay a fee, a fine, now,” 1,200, 800, whatever, “it’ll 17· never get here,” and he got lots of people to pay it.

18· · · · · · But a lot of people would con– and a lot of people 19· would be like “Oh, no, I’m not doing that” and they contacted 20· the DEA, and it turned out he was actually the DEA’s point 21· man on those complaints.· So, he was running — he would run 22· the scam that if anything came back it went to him anyway. 23· · · · · · But he did eventually get caught on that because — 24· this is a nationwide scam, people all over the country doing 25· this — because the three numbers he used to do these calls

·1· went to the payphone outside of where he worked, the payphone·2· at the gas station about a block and a half from his house, ·3· and to a burner phone he was known to use, so not so smart. ·4· · · · · · And then a few of the people were able to record ·5· the conversation on the phone as evidence — they had an app ·6· or something — and then when they called they got switched ·7· around and everybody was like “It’s the same guy,” you know, ·8· they were like “Holy crap,” you know, and it was like — then ·9· (inaudible) didn’t know what was happening.

10· · · · · · But because of that, because of the phony DEA 11· people trying to make these phony arrests, there were 12· actually real agents enacting a high-risk warrant in 13· California who got shot.

14· · · · · · The guy just — as soon as they knocked, said they 15· had a warrant, they identified themselves, he just fired them 16· up because he had heard about the phony agents, and it was 17· because of him.· He got his own agents shot and doesn’t care. 18· So, that’s how he is.

19· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· The final thing on
20· Rosati, you’ve mentioned before that he’s worked with local 21· mafia people in the Maryland area.· Conowingo Pizza has been 22· mentioned in the past.
23· · · · · · Can you give me more details about how that works? 24· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Okay.· It’s, you know, a whole 25· new realm of stuff to worry about.· ·Yeah.· He protects

·1· certain people who can provide him with what he needs, more ·2· money.
·3· · · · · · This is a relationship he’s had for quite a while, ·4· and it’s Conowingo Pizza on Route 1 in Cecil County,

·5· Maryland.· It’s a small place.· I mean, Conowingo is not very·6· big at all.
·7· · · · · · But it’s run by Little Tony — Anthony.· His
·8· father, Big Tony, who is connected to the mafia in New Jersey·9· and New York, he runs the pizza place.· But Little Tony owns 10· everything up there.· He owns stuff on Route 40 all the way 11· out.· He owns millions and millions of dollars in real estate 12· that he gets rent and everything (inaudible).

13· · · · · · That all came from drugs.· Rosati has worked with 14· him for many years.· So have the local police up there.· And 15· he’s just not touchable.· But he gets — this is his steady 16· supplier, his steady source.· They bring in the drugs.

17· · · · · · Once a week they bring in dough from New Jersey, 18· and one of their trucks — it varies which one, but one of 19· those is a drug shipment.· Then it’s brought in, broken down 20· and taken out.· It’s only once a month.

21· · · · · · And there’s a lot.· You’re talking hundreds of
22· pounds of drugs broken down.· Many of it — a lot of the
23· heroin that’s brought in — could be, you know, a couple
24· hundred pounds of heroin — is actually broken down and taken 25· down into Baltimore and D.C.

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Mostly heroin dealer, then? ·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · He is now.· He used to be more ·3· coke, some pills, things like that, but the heroin has jumped ·4· way, way up, and it’s predominantly heroin at this point. ·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, is Rosati just running ·6· protection for them?· Is he moving things for them, or what’s ·7· his — what’s his role in that specific operation?· Do you ·8· know?
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12· somebody is talking in Baltimore or D.C., he can let them 13· know — or Maryland.· He provides intelligence.· He gets
14· paid.· He can provide him with whatever he needs.
15· · · · · · If he comes up on a bust or something — because 16· he’s always skimming stuff — then he can move it through 17· them.· They’ll gladly take care of what he comes up with. 18· · · · · · They were helping previously — when the big opioid 19· crisis was going, he was coming up with 20, 30, 40 thousand 20· pills — opioid pills of one kind or another during a month, 21· you know, one month.· They helped him move it.· Because he 22· was actually — he had pharmacists that were working with him 23· in Maryland, ones he was protecting.
24· · · · · · And they set up, you know, a softball thing.· They 25· set up non-profit groups to launder all this money.· But when

· · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · He can give them intelligence. · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
· · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · That’s the big thing.· If

·1· he was just getting so much — 30, 40 thousand pills — they ·2· had to move there — I mean, he needed their help to move ·3· that kind of stuff.· But he provides intelligence to this ·4· day.

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, has there — with — now, ·6· with this group you’ve just described, actually you mentioned ·7· one other “Shawn,” an FBI guy, “Shawn.”
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Henry.· Shawn Henry.· He’s just·9· nasty.· He’s involved up to his eyebrows.· His Dirty Trick 10· Squad, he was nasty.· He’s a lot like Strock, thinks he’s a 11· computer expert, had no problem sending information to any 12· foreign government that would pay.

13· · · · · · He’s all about money.· He’s CrowdStrike now.· He’s 14· nasty.· He’s just a complete criminal with a badge, or
15· previously.· He’s not FBI now, but he’s still connected to 16· them, still helps with certain things.· But he is a flat-out 17· criminal.

18· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Now, was there any 19· specific tie-in with Roberts to this group with the things 20· that they would do for Rosenstein?
21· · · · · · Was this group involved in any of these plotted 22· murders of the Supreme Court justices that you know of, or 23· local judges?
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · They provided evidence — not 25· evidence.· I won’t say “evidence.”· They provided

·1· intelligence from illegal surveillance of one kind or another·2· to the FBI people to Sean Henry, who would take it to these ·3· FBI insiders, these false-flag people who had infiltrated the ·4· groups, so they were getting it from both sides.

·5· · · · · · Roberts certainly knew about it.· He helped with ·6· FISA warrants, anything that was connected to it.· He knew ·7· about that side, of course, because he wanted a say in who he ·8· would replace — would be replaced.

·9· · · · · · But they would — he — Roberts wasn’t involved 10· with the day-to-day nitty-gritty of the Dirty Trick Squad, 11· because it was just day in and day out, constantly, non-stop. 12· · · · · · And they — it wasn’t just all (inaudible) and
13· drive around and more driving, things like this when they had 14· some really nasty stuff to do, like with Cheryl Acheson.
15· They did that from an apartment complex.· You drive around 16· with a laptop until you find an open port and you go in
17· through there.
18· · · · · · So, he was involved in the higher-level planning 19· but not necessarily the nitty-gritty of getting the
20· intelligence and getting it to the FBI people.· That would be 21· Henry who would get it to the FBI.
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Well, I think that’s all 23· the questions we have for now.· We’ll probably reach back out 24· if we have some more specifics that we wanna get cleared up. 25· Thank you for your time today, and we will be in contact.

·1· ·INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Thank you.· I appreciate it.
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· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· So, this one’s gonna be ·2· a little bit more unpleasant for you, but can you get into ·3· some of what happened to you when you ran afoul of Rosenstein ·4· and the Dirty Trick Squad and how they exacted their

·5· retribution on you?
·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · It was October 2009.· Obama had·7· been in the White House not that long, but everything had ·8· switched.· The information I was providing from the doctor ·9· and from other sources was beneficial.· They loved it.
10· · · · · · Nobody had ever had that kind of access, especially 11· a white, Christian male, and it was fantastic, but when Obama 12· came in he switched it.· Now it was being used against the 13· country and to protect themselves, how their exposure
14· happened.
15· · · · · · And they were arming terrorist groups for various 16· reasons, allowing them to stockpile, allowing them to move 17· money overseas to support terrorism, and I exposed it, I
18· exposed my job, and then they came down on me.
19· · · · · · Rod sent Rosati and Utz — that’s Gregory
20· arrest me.· They claim that a package had come from
21· California that contained all manner of drugs in it
22· heroin, cocaine, everything — and so they provided
23· arrested me and incarcerated me, arrested my wife, and they 24· provided a — there was a FedEx number for that one, for the 25· package.· And —

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·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Who — who is this?· You said ·2· Rosati and —
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · This was Joseph Rosati, the ·4· DEA, and his partner at the time, Gregory Utz, who was a task ·5· force officer with the DEA, formerly with the Baltimore

·6· County police in Maryland.· And Rod sent them after me.
·7· These are his little henchmen.
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Had you been warned prior to ·9· this to lay off what you had been digging on or did they just 10· kinda blindside you with it?

11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · No.· I was — what I was
12· digging on was provided to them for various cases —
13· terrorist cases, finance cases, material support of the 14· terrorists cases, but when it exposed them, there you go. 15· · · · · · And they were worried that I would talk, that I 16· would tell them what was going on down here, so they sent a 17· package set up in California, a big box with drugs in it. 18· · · · · · The FedEx number they provided was actually an 19· overnight envelope, which wouldn’t have held anything — it 20· was a new patient packet from the doctor’s office.· He

21· provided a receipt and a letter, everything.
22· · · · · · And they said they apprehended me when I came to 23· the mailbox place to get another box, and the person at the 24· mailbox place actually provided a statement saying they 25· handed it to them like four hours before that, so they

·1· brought it.· It was never in the mail.
·2· · · · · · They provided a postal service tracking number for ·3· that one as well, said that this box had come from California ·4· and that they received a call from the manager of the place ·5· to (inaudible).
·6· · · · · · The tracking number, if you actually tracked it, ·7· had never been in California.· It was a real tracking number ·8· that Gregory Utz had used to send a packet from Maryland to ·9· the ATF in Georgia — that was his application for a
10· suppressor that he still owns — and it was tracked all the 11· way into the ATF because it was an official document.· So, 12· never in California, a total lie.
13· · · · · · There were no drugs in it.· They said that there 14· were pill bottles in there with pills, and the local police 15· department logged them in as empty and they found them in my 16· apartment, so the local police were at least doing their job 17· and covering it correctly.
18· · · · · · They tried to — I had firearms at the time.· They 19· took in two of the Colt rifles, the RF-15’s, and right in the 20· police station took a Dremel tool to the receiver trying to 21· say I had illegally modified a machine gun, and more charges, 22· and the police just went, you know, “These are Feds.”
23· · · · · · You know, Narawatches [phonetic] was a smaller-town 24· police department at the time, and they started documenting 25· it.· They were taking pictures of everything, too, because

·1· they were protecting themselves.· They weren’t necessarily ·2· hurting or helping me, but they were protecting themselves. ·3· · · · · · And when that didn’t work, they had actually called

·4· their friend Boroshok, had Boroshok come
·5· guns.· This was just two weeks after the
·6· confiscated everything, took it downtown
·7· they couldn’t prove they had tried that.
·8· · · · · · But they had me incarcerated in 2009, 2010 for ·9· seven and a half months.· They starved me, they beat me. I 10· lost 147 pounds in four and a half months, over half my body 11· weight.· Regular beatings, regular torture.

12· · · · · · They would pick me up and take me out on their 13· authority.· They would do it down the road, in the car, 14· wherever, depending on what time they had.· It got so bad 15· that the — there were prisoners in there, and correctional 16· officers were trying to help me survive.

17· · · · · · The warden actually stepped up and got in touch 18· with the sheriff and said, “This can’t continue,” and on 19· their authority they tried to get me out, but the judge was 20· controlled.

21· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, were they interrogating 22· you during the course of these beatings or was this just — 23· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, it was interrogation.· They 24· wanted to know what I told them, what I had, had I ever made 25· copies, where was it, what did I tell them about Baltimore,

out and get the arrest.· He came up, and destroyed it so

·1· what was going on.· That’s what they were looking for.· They ·2· went through my apartment.· We had just moved.
·3· · · · · · They went through the apartment in Baltimore
·4· County, and every single piece of paper in there, they had ·5· looked at it, and if it wasn’t it they ripped it so they
·6· could tell they’d already checked it.· It was just — it
·7· looked like confetti.· They were looking for codes, they were·8· looking for (inaudible) access.

·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, did you come clean with 10· everything that they were looking for, or they just thought 11· you had more?· Or were you just trying to protect the
12· information that you’d uncovered?

13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · They knew I had access to it 14· because I was working with them in Baltimore, so they didn’t 15· want any of that coming out.
16· · · · · · They wanted to know if I had made copies, if I had 17· recorded anything, because I’d make copies and recordings 18· normally, they just wanted to know if I kept any.· And they 19· looked from — I even think they got into the safe deposit 20· boxes.

21· · · · · · They tore up our other apartment when they arrested 22· my wife.· They kept her handcuffed, no food or water for 23 23· hours, no warrant.· They didn’t apply for a warrant ’til the 24· following day.· So, yeah.

25· · · · · · UNKNOWN MALE:· · · ·Wow.

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) So — so, when ·2· you were being taken out of the jail — what county was that ·3· jail in?
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Baltimore County, Maryland. ·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· So, when you were being ·6· removed from the jail, were you being — you were being

·7· signed in and signed out?
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· ·
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· ·
10· existing records of every
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· ·
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14· I was in such bad shape that they didn’t wanna sign me back 15· in.· They didn’t wanna be blamed for it.

· · By them, uh-huh.
· · So, there’s — are there
time —
· · Yeah.
· · — you were removed from jail? · · Oh, yeah.· And when I came back

16· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Hmm.
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · A couple times I came back I 18· went right to Medical and I — I would stay three, four days 19· in Medical just to try to recover from what they had done. 20· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Are your medical records still 21· available for that period of time in jail?
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Most of them are.
23· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Documenting your weight loss 24· and your injuries upon return?
25· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, yeah.· And the surgeries

·1· necessary for repair and things afterwards.· It got
·2· progressively worse when I wouldn’t tell them, because it was·3· getting up towards the court date time when, you know, it was·4· put up or shut up, and they didn’t really have any leverage. ·5· · · · · · So, when I was coming back, when they did sign me ·6· out and bring me back, it got so bad that the warden wouldn’t ·7· let them sign me out anymore, if they wanted to see me they ·8· had to see me in the facility.
·9· · · · · · Because they even took me to the courthouse one 10· time, and they took me up on the third floor where there’s no 11· cameras — it’s mostly lawyers; prisoners don’t go there — 12· and they again chained me down between my legs with the belly 13· chains, sat on my back, things like this, smacked me around, 14· and again I was so bad that the jailer at the courthouse did 15· not want to accept me back into his authority — his custody, 16· because he’s like “I’m gonna be blamed for this.· Look at 17· him.· He’s all cut up.”
18· · · · · · So, he documented everything, took pictures and 19· drove me right back.· He didn’t put me in cuffs.· He drove me 20· right back to the detention center, and they again didn’t 21· want to take the custody.· So, this was at the courthouse. 22· · · · · · So, the warden and the sheriff were actually trying 23· to get me out under their authority because it was wrong. 24· So, he wouldn’t let them take me out, so they would come in 25· and sign me out and take me up front in the administration

·1· section.
·2· · · · · · And they were gonna do whatever they wanted because·3· they were Feds, they didn’t want anybody around, so we’d come·4· back and once again I was in horrible condition — bleeding, ·5· busted up, whatever, barely able to move — and the warden ·6· said “We’re not doing this.”
·7· · · · · · So, he told them that “You can’t use guns anymore.”·8· He wouldn’t let them bring their guns in.· These were Federal·9· agents.· He was trying to help.· So — Warden DeHaven.· He’s 10· a nice man.· So, he wouldn’t let them bring their guns in 11· anymore.
12· · · · · · So, again they show up.· Here comes — and at this 13· point I’ve lost over half my body weight.· I’m bleeding from 14· every orifice.· They practically have to scrape me up, put me 15· in a chair and get me up there, and they just continue their 16· beatings.
17· · · · · · At one point they had — I — threw me on the floor 18· and left me there and like three days later I’m in the same 19· spot, and they came to get me and they’re kicking me because 20· they’re so mad that they — we have to — they couldn’t have 21· their fun again.· I had about eight inches of intestine
22· distended from my rectum; it prolapsed because they kicked me 23· in the stomach so much.
24· · · · · · So, they took me up to the room, and I was so bad 25· when I came back the warden, you know, “I’ve had enough of

·1· this.”· So, the next time he said, “I want a guard outside ·2· the room.· Don’t go in.· I want a guard outside, an armed ·3· guard,” he said, “I wanna know what you hear.”· He said,
·4· “Don’t interfere,” he said, “I wanna know what you hear.” ·5· · · · · · So, with the guard outside they were still so nasty ·6· and so violent that he stayed there the whole night after ·7· they were gone, after they put me back, to tell the warden ·8· the next morning.

·9· · · · · · He stayed up all night to tell him how bad it was. 10· So, he said, “Next time I want an armed guard in the room. 11· This is the last — I wanna see what they do.”
12· · · · · · So, he took one of his sergeants, armed, sat right 13· in the corner and watched, and, of course, with him in there 14· they toned it way down, and it was still so nasty he called 15· the warden at home that night and told him.· And that was it. 16· He barred them.· He barred them after that.

17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, why did the warden let it 18· go so long before he stepped in —
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, they were Feds, and
20· prisoners lie, prisoners exaggerate.· But, you know, his own 21· people saw it.· And they were manipulating different staff 22· members.· The one time they take me out — he wouldn’t let 23· them take out anymore.· He wouldn’t let them sign me out 24· anymore.

25· · · · · · Because they had taken me out, took me down the

·1· road, and they were, you know, doing their thing — chaining ·2· me down, beating me, stuff like this — and they got the idea ·3· to waterboard me.· So, he got this little mop bucket
·4· underneath the sink and he said “Fill it up with water.”

·5· · · · · · It was just a splash, it’s not enough, it’s not ·6· enough water to waterboard me, so “I’m gonna go out here and ·7· tell them off,” a bad situation.· So, (inaudible).· So, he ·8· drags me out back.
·9· · · · · · Now, I’m
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12· I’m completely in cuffs and ankle chains, everything — and 13· there are cans out there, five-gallon cans of kerosene and 14· diesel fuel, so he started pouring that in my face, basically 15· waterboarded me with kerosene and diesel fuel.
16· · · · · · And that was the first time.· I couldn’t see.· The 17· burning was indescribable.· It caused a lot of damage.· I had 18· to have seven and a half hours of reconstructive surgery
19· inside to fix it as much as possible.
20· · · · · · It’s all scar tissue now.· I don’t smell much.
21· They had to remove the bone up here, all this bone, just to 22· get inside.· And all those records are there; they know what 23· it is.
24· · · · · · And they would do — they had arranged for things 25· like — this facility, Har-Can [phonetic] Detention Center,

chained to a chair, so they just drug me. backwards and they’re standing on my
on my arm — because I’m belly-chained;

·1· had a Mersa outbreak at this time, and they took me out of ·2· one cell where I was laying on the floor most of the time and ·3· put me with some guy that had virulent Mersa —
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Oh!
·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — hoping I’d catch it.· Yeah. ·6· He was losing chunks of scalp and hair.· And I’m just
·7· steadying on the bed, you know.· I can’t move.· I was very ·8· weak, and I was bleeding everywhere.
·9· · · · · · So, I woke up one day and one his scabs that he 10· constantly picked off was in my ear, ’cause he would pick 11· them off on the top bunk and just drop them to where I was. 12· · · · · · So, about the most I could do, I’d make it over to 13· the sink, which was behind the toilet, to get water, and that 14· would wear me out.· I’d collapse.· I was on about 600
15· calories a week — not a day, a week.
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · And why was the warden allowing 17· you to starve like this?
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · This was — he was working — 19· Rosati had control over a nurse in the Medical — Iris — and 20· the one doctor, because they were both dirty, the doctor
21· especially.· He knew him from before.· So, he was just
22· writing off on it.
23· · · · · · And they brought in an outside doctor, who at the 24· end, he’s like — he couldn’t believe what it was.· He signed 25· on immediately.· He’s like “Nooooo.”· They kept it hidden.

·1· They lied to the judge.· They would falsify paperwork. I ·2· mean, it’s not like I can go the judge and show him my
·3· condition.
·4· · · · · · They’re saying stuff like “I’ve got all the
·5· paperwork.”· They’re like “He’s lying he’s exaggerating.· He ·6· has lost weight, but most prisoners lose maybe, you know, 10 ·7· to 20 pounds when they get in there because of the diet and ·8· they can’t snack anymore.”· No.· I was like 76 pounds down at ·9· that time.· And they lied.

10· · · · · · And I have all the paperwork.· So, yes, it was 11· submitted to the Court where I had the actual, you know, 12· medical (inaudible) paperwork showing you were down, down, 13· down, down, down, where you lost it.

14· · · · · · And (inaudible) the particular judge at that time 15· was a pedophile, a known pedophile —

16· · · · · ·
17· his name?
18· · · · · ·
19· certainly
20· daughter,
21· the child
22· the daughter committed as crazy, whatever, and now he took 23· away custody.

24· · · · · · Now he has custody of the daughter’s last
25· granddaughter, who I’m sure is in absolute hell, because he

INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) What’s –what’s

INTERVIEWEE:· · · · William O. Carr.· And Rod controlled him.· William Carr impregnated his own had his daughter’s last grandchild from her.· When was born he used his pull and his judgeship to have

·1· doesn’t hide the fact that he abuses her — well, he
·2· discussed it.· But that’s the —
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) Do you know if ·4· they had — if they had leverage on this specific judge?
·5· Rosenstein and —
·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, yeah, they know he is.· Oh,·7· yeah, they have it.· They may know the specifics of
·8· everything he’s done.· Yeah.· They may have the D&E
·9· [phonetic] thing from the granddaughter-slash-daughter.· But 10· —
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Are you aware of any current 12· leverage that’s existing now that we can potentially shed 13· light on?
14· · · · · ·
15· · · · · ·
16· else that
17· under these types of influences.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, I mean, there’s multiple 19· judges.· I mean, this was the whole focus of the Dirty Trick 20· Squad, was to gain leverage, gain political leverage.· They 21· want to control both sides.· They didn’t care what side
22· you’re on, they wanted to control.
23· · · · · · They compromise judges, they compromise family
24· members to compromise the judge.· If they couldn’t compromise 25· a judge they’d plan it — well, some had even done it to

INTERVIEWEE:· · · · On who?
INTERVIEWER:· · · · John — John Connor or anybody might be able to — or anybody else that might be

·1· themselves.· Some of them are into that or something.
·2· They’re into something.
·3· · · · · · But if they weren’t, then they would compromise a ·4· family member.· One judge, they couldn’t get anything on him ·5· so they compromised his son.
·6· · · · · · His son was at college.· He’d click the computer to·7· record movies and music and everything, and, you know, they ·8· would just get in and download child porn, and it was like ·9· “Oh, look, Your Honor, your son’s downloading child porn.· We 10· can keep it quiet, you know, but you gotta work with us.” 11· · · · · · These are the little things they did.· This is how 12· they did their everyday job.
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, how did you end up getting 14· released from this custody?· What was the — what was the 15· exit process, I guess, like?
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · From the initial one?
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, they sentenced me.
19· They figured that there was just — you know, I couldn’t take 20· that much abuse.· I — the new doctor had come in.· He was a 21· part-timer.· He’d rotated in.· He was like “Noooo,” so he 22· wrote it and actually released me from the jail at that
23· point.· They hadn’t charged me, convicted me.
24· · · · · · They said I had plead guilty.· I didn’t.· The
25· attorney they had working for them, who was actually a

·1· customer of Rosati’s — multiple times that he had arrested ·2· and actually supplied stuff to, did cocaine in front of me at ·3· the jailhouse — he signed the plea agreement in my name.· He ·4· said I was too incapacitated.

·5· · · · · · He spelled “White” wrong because he was so high; ·6· that’s not an easy one to misspell.· But Thomas Maronick. ·7· But he actually spelled my name wrong.· He said I was
·8· incapacitated and couldn’t do it so he signed for me, which ·9· would be illegal.

10· · · · · · The day after I found out what he had done I wrote 11· to the judge, just to get it on the record, saying, you know, 12· “You don’t know what these people are doing.· I’m working 13· with them.”· There’s all the stuff; I have a copy of that. 14· They told me to leave a space for a court stamp so it’d be 15· accepted, and I put it on the record.

16· · · · · · I said, “I did not sign it.· I don’t want to plea. 17· I want my day in court.”· ‘Cause part of the plea was you 18· have ten days to nullify it and go to trial, which is a
19· standard thing, and then I put in and they’re like “Oh, no, 20· it was just a suggestion.· You don’t get that.”

21· · · · · · So — and I fought that case pro se, by myself, 22· while being forced to work for these idiots.· They gave me a 23· year and a day for that sentence.
24· · · · · · I was there for several months beyond that — not 25· beyond that, but, I mean, of the year and a day I did seven

·1· and a half months, because at that point I was in such bad ·2· condition they released me medically to a home detention ·3· situation, and still forced to work for these people and ·4· maintain contacts with the terrorist groups, things like ·5· that, which I had to feed to them, but they controlled it ·6· much more after that.

·7· · · · · · But I fought that case pro se for years, four
·8· years, and finally — finally — he — Carr finally semi- ·9· retired and I got assigned to another judge.· I went to court 10· and I won.· She issued — ’cause the evidence is plain.
11· · · · · · I have everyone backing me up — the post office, 12· FedEx, the local police, the doctor.· Everybody backs me up, 13· and it’s plainly obvious, so she actually reversed it
14· entirely in my favor.
15· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · What year was that?
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · August 2014.
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · She issued a court order
19· reversing the original one entirely in my favor, erased
20· everything, and with prejudice so they couldn’t bring it back 21· up.· Well, Rod got to her and she reversed her court order. 22· I have it.
23· · · · · · I have the original file, I have the original court 24· order — I have all that — and she reversed it about two 25· months later and put it back on and reinstated everything.

·1· That’s just how they keep you under their thumb.
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Are you aware of what he had on·3· her to get her to do that?

·4· · · · · ·
·5· · · · · ·
·6· · · · · ·
·7· position.
·8· · · · · ·
·9· escapade,
10· (inaudible) —
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · (Interposing) 2015.
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yep.· Can you explain that one? 13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Again, I was — the entire time 14· — forced to work with him.· As I gradually got healthier, or 15· recovered —

16· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · When you say “him,” that’s 17· Rosenstein or …
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Rod, Rod Rosenstein.
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, was Rosati and the others 20· around for this time, too?

21· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yeah, the whole time.· This was 22· all the way up until 2016 when they started scattering, when 23· Rod basically shut down the Dirty Trick Squad in 2016 because 24· of the election, didn’t want anything to compromise it,

25· didn’t want it to come out, and shut it down, and allowed

INTERVIEWEE:· · · · No.
INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, after that — INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I think it was just his

INTERVIEWER:· · · · After that — after that the first time, has there been any other

·1· Lisa Monaco to introduce the new CISSP section to the public ·2· — and she actually found a whole lot more legal stuff and ·3· reported it.
·4· · · · · · But when they were planning to take out the judges,·5· when they were working with these groups and I was working in·6· this group reporting back everything they were doing — and I·7· got hundreds of conversations with these people — I recorded·8· all of them, giving them to the FBI but keeping a copy — and·9· planting false flags and talking about the Boston Marathon 10· bombing, same group — so, I do have those — I tried to end- 11· run.

12· · · · · · Because it got to the point where President Trump 13· was coming on strong.· It looked like he could actually take 14· it, and they weren’t gonna wait, so I exposed it.
15· · · · · · Like I said, I’d end-run them.· I went around them. 16· I went to the Department of Homeland Security with a ton of 17· paperwork and a couple hundred hours of audio and video, gave 18· it to them, and — I don’t know — overwhelmed, they got mad. 19· · · · · · I don’t know what happened to them, but they went 20· to the DOJ and the FBI, and it came right back on me, because 21· they certainly knew who I was, and, like I said, I’m sitting 22· in prison again and more B.S. charges.

23· · · · · · Going off of the first one — they said drug 24· charges, although there were no drugs there.· In the first 25· one they just said there were drugs. There were no boxes.

·1· They were imaginary.· But going off the first one, it was ·2· like “Well, he’s a previous offender.· Drugs.”
·3· · · · · · They said they got a surveillance warrant.· They ·4· said that they had observed me in a high-drug-trafficking ·5· area.· Later on, under oath, they had to admit that it was a ·6· Safeway.· They had “a pharmacy.”· That’s how they claimed it ·7· to get the surveillance, to keep it going.

·8· · · · · · So, they said, “We didn’t see him doing anything or·9· engaging in any illegal activity, but he’s in that known
10· area, Safeway.”· We went grocery shopping.· But it was
11· enough.

12· · · · · · And they actually had to drop that charge later 13· because there was just nothing there.· There was no anything. 14· There was no drugs, no nothing.· The only thing I had was my 15· legal medication that I needed to try and recover from what 16· they had done, quite a bit of that.
17· · · · · · And they got the insurance fraud because I was
18· taking one medication that was a single-chemical medication. 19· It only had one in it, which was easier for me to absorb; I 20· have a lot of damage, the whole digestive system with scar 21· tissue because of that.
22· · · · · · They were giving me insecticide and dichlorvos and 23· barium sulfide, and it just ate through my whole system, and 24· now I’m all scar tissue, so I balloon up like this or I’ll 25· drop 50 pounds without thinking about it.· It’s not an easy

·1· balancing act.
·2· · · · · · Anyway, I was getting medication from doctors, all ·3· legal and legitimate, Medicare/Medicaid paying for it, and ·4· they changed the formula.· They actually sold the patent and ·5· changed the formula.· All those records are there.· They had ·6· to do this through the FDA and everything, so it’s not like ·7· they can hide it.
·8· · · · · · But I couldn’t take it.· I was taking it and
·9· getting violently ill and didn’t know why, and we figured out 10· that, you know, they changed the formula and I couldn’t take 11· it any longer.
12· · · · · · So, I was getting it while he was trying to find — 13· the doctor was trying to find something that I could take, 14· something that would work, and they said, “Well, you’re not 15· taking it as directed.· You have extra.· Insurance fraud.” 16· So, that’s where the insurance fraud came from, and that’s 17· what they used for the second incarceration.
18· · · · · · They labeled me as a gang member, white
19· supremacist, put me in a pod with 90 gang members, known gang 20· members.· I was the only white bald guy there.· All the rest 21· of them were Black Guerrilla Family or MS-13 of one version 22· or another.· That was an interesting few weeks.
23· · · · · · It was actually the Secret Service who helped me 24· get me into protective custody.· Rod was worried because
25· (inaudible) at the time, he’s shutting everything down.· This

·1· was to get me under control, especially since I went to
·2· outside channels.
·3· · · · · · He arranged that Shaun Bridges, the Secret Service ·4· agent who was charged with crimes in California and New York, ·5· that he was supposed to turn himself in in New York.
·6· · · · · · Well, Rod didn’t trust him.· He knew he’s ruthless ·7· — he tried to make a deal — so Rod had him arrested and ·8· brought into the same facility I was at while he was in
·9· Maryland, because he lived in Maryland.
10· · · · · · But he wanted to know when he was talking, so
11· everything had to go through Rod at that point, to control 12· it.· And that’s how he is.
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, would Bridges be willing 14· to discuss any of this or comment on any of this, or is — 15· what would probably motivate Bridges to —
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · What would motivate him?
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · He’d wanna make a deal,
19· something to benefit himself, and some kind of money.· Or if 20· you knew previously about the Noisy As All thing, you know, 21· like keep it or something — he’s gonna want some kind of 22· deal.· But he can certainly corroborate.
23· · · · · · He can provide copies as well.· But, you know, he 24· had multiple copies of different things offline or — hard 25· drives or thumb drives somewhere.· His wife actually

·1· destroyed one by accident.
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Would Bridges have the Pence ·3· tapes?
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Most likely, because he was the·5· one who encrypted it.· I know he was handed something like ·6· that because I know I copied them.· I made the copies.· It ·7· went to him for encryption, and if he saw something like
·8· that, he’d make copies.· So, more than likely he’s got them. ·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · And you said his — is his wife 10· an immigrant or is she an American?
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I believe she was born her. I 12· actually knew her family longer than I knew him, and they 13· knew my doctor that I was getting information from.· They 14· lived very close, just a few minutes away from him.· So
15· (inaudible).
16· · · · · · But — she’s a very talented young lady, but she’s 17· just as corrupt and nasty as he is.· They’re all about the 18· money.· Like I said, she was in charge of a couple of copies 19· of stuff he had made, very safe.
20· · · · · · I mean, he copied a lot of stuff, not just that but 21· bank accounts, and not just blackmail things but any kind of 22· financials that he could get at, something he could do.
23· · · · · · A lot of people, a lot of politicians, have money 24· hidden overseas.· He could find it.· He could get into it. 25· So he wanted that.· Once he gets down south — if he gets

·1· released and gets to the south, man, he’s gonna rip them all ·2· off.

·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Do you know his ·4· girlfriend or — it’s his wife, you said? ·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Ariana —
·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Has she been ·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — Esposito. ·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Has she been ·9· Esposito, you said?

10· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yes.
11· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Has she been
12· kind of specific crimes that you can tie her to?
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · She provided all kinds of
14· contraband to him, communications to him prior to that.· She 15· helped him with her stuff.· I mean, she would go out with him 16· when he was doing various illegal activities.
17· · · · · · She helped launder money and proceeds that they — 18· him and the others had accumulate illegally.· She even got 19· her mother to set up a tax service, a small business, that 20· could launder money, and set up several small cleaning
21· services to help launder the proceeds that they were doing. 22· · · · · · So, yeah, she was right in the middle of it.· She 23· was actually trained.· She was in the academy, I guess, to be 24· a state police officer when he was arrested —
25· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Hmm.

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Ariana

wife or

involved in any

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — and she lost that position ·2· because of it.· They weren’t married at the time, just a long ·3· engagement.· Then when he got arrested, they got married so ·4· she couldn’t testify, and then when he got sentenced they got ·5· divorced, and now it’s back to whatever version they have. ·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Did you and Shaun have

·7· interactions while you were incarcerated together, or were ·8· you separated?
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · We did, with Rod, with P.J. 10· Martinez, with other people, and most of them were

11· independent.· But, yeah, we were actually together for a
12· month or two.· They actually put him on the same protective 13· custody pod.
14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, you’ve got a guy that would 15· be out for blood when this is over, when he’s finally out of 16· jail?
17· · · ·
18· where
19· a lot
20· politicians.· I guess he has access to the
21· · · · · · He’s the one who manipulated the
22· He’s the one who manipulated the Silk Road
23· all the money, the bitcoins that they had.
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, how were
25· what has your life been like since that second incarceration?

· · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · If he can get to South America, he has the money to protect himself, he’s gonna rip off of people.· He’s gonna rip off all the dirty

stuff.
bitcoin market. Task Force to get

you released and

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, there’s ginormous health ·2· problems since the first one with all the beatings and the ·3· poisoning and torture and stuff.
·4· · · · · · My medical records tend to scare people because it ·5· actually has medical code for intentional poisoning on there ·6· and people think I tried to kill myself, and I explain to ·7· them what it is so they can understand.· And I had some

·8· decent doctors throughout time, but it’s been nothing but a ·9· horrible balancing act health-wise.
10· · · · · · My wife’s lost her — her daughter has not spoken 11· to her since it happened, 2009.· She didn’t know she was
12· married, she didn’t know she’s a grandmother, and has not 13· seen or spoken to her daughter since 2009 because of this, 14· because her daughter believes everything the Court says.· Her 15· daughter’s actually an attorney, so she believes everything 16· they say.· So, she’s lost, to me, even more.

17· · · · · · But the health has been severely compromised.· I do 18· take several medications to help, hormone replacement being 19· one of them, because they actually crushed one testicle
20· beyond saving — I remember that night — and they damaged 21· the endocrine system so badly that I have to take supplements 22· and things to help with that, and other things to help me eat 23· and digest, things like that, because it’s all scar tissue. 24· · · · · · I don’t absorb well, so I take vitamin supplements, 25· things like that, to get what I need.· I have to take large

·1· amounts of medicine because I don’t absorb a fraction of it. ·2· · · · · · And then in 2015 when (inaudible) to get me, “He ·3· used all that against you, cut you all off.· He doesn’t need ·4· any of that.”· I mean, they cut me completely off, so now ·5· you’re going through withdrawals, they’re interrogating you. ·6· · · · · · I was interrogated multiple times by the FBI, CIA ·7· and — not CIA — excuse me — Secret Service.· That guy’s ·8· Secret Service.· It’s all in the transcripts of the Court. ·9· · · · · · There’s a very well-known like 14-hour

10· interrogation and then a seven-and-a-half-hour polygraph in 11· one day, back to back, because they wanted to know what was 12· going on, how exposed they were.· They wanted to know what 13· their plans — what plans I had revealed.

14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · I hope you guys still have that 15· polygraph interview.
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · The FBI would have theirs, and 17· the Secret Service.· The Secret Service would have theirs. 18· They brought in their top polygraphers.· Nice people.· They 19· were very professional.· It was long.· You know, after 14 20· hours of the FBI and a seven-and-a-half-hour polygraph, no 21· matter how nice they are, it was a long day.

22· · · · · · But, of course, that has messed you up, and the 23· health still deteriorates, and Rod — I’m working with Ms. 24· Acheson on her case to expose this — Rod had me flagged in 25· the system by Rosati, so that cut off any — filling any

·1· medication.
·2· · · · · · I haven’t had any medications in 14 months, so I am·3· bleeding and bloated and, no, not in the best shape, not as ·4· good a shape as I recovered to.
·5· · · · · · I’ll never be back to what I was, but I got to a ·6· decent place, because when I’m really bad I use canes to get ·7· around and stuff, I guess it’s just so weak (inaudible).· But ·8· it’s not been a good one.· I’ve been on probation until
·9· October of this year.
10· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, it’s been — what’s your 11· employment — your employment history been like in the last 12· couple years?
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Sporadic.· I was working part- 14· time jobs, and I would work, and if the job got a little too 15· physical or something I would swell up.· I couldn’t work. 16· · · · · · It was hard to find work because you’re a felon, 17· and you can’t hold any professional licenses or be bonded or 18· anything like that, so you’re relegated to small, odd jobs. 19· · · · · · Like I said, if it was something a little too
20· physical, you couldn’t do it long because you would flare up 21· and then you’re decommissioned for a month while your
22· intestines heal back up or you stop bleeding or you’re in the 23· hospital again.· There weren’t many employers that would put 24· up with it that long.
25· · · · · · So, legally disabled because of it and working part

·1· time as best as I can right now.· I have one that’s fairly ·2· steady with some nice people, and I’m very grateful for it ·3· because it’s all we have.· It becomes a little much
·4· occasionally, but they’re nice people that work with me.
·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, what has been your — your ·6· ultimate — that word, I can’t say it correctly, but as far ·7· as coming forward, what are you hoping to see out of coming ·8· forward like this?· It’s a pretty bold move to come forward. ·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, yes, especially with a
10· history of being stalked (inaudible) to move forward.· People 11· need to know.· These people are still out there.· They’re 12· still affecting us negatively.· They’re still affecting tons 13· of other people negatively; look at what Pence just did to 14· the president and the country.

15· · · · · · Like I said, I tried to come forward in 2016, to 16· let the president know, because I was very excited he was 17· there, but Pence, and especially Ryan, consider him an 18· outsider.· He hasn’t paid his dues enough.

19· · · · · · But I’m coming forward again hoping that — you 20· know, I mean, if anybody looks at it seriously for ten
21· minutes, “Here’s the paperwork — look at it — records.
22· It’s not from me, it’s from FedEx” or “the post office.”
23· · · · · · Just look at the crap, clear it up, because I can’t 24· get medical care, I can’t work, I can’t support myself, I 25· can’t do anything.

·1· · · · · · Because when they did this Rod was super Mr.
·2· Integrity, you know, unanimously confirmed by both sides when·3· he was, you know, DAG and all this.
·4· · · · · · And everybody knows what they’re like.· Everybody ·5· can see plainly how these people are.· And they’ve left a lot ·6· of damage in their wake.· You know, and they cover their
·7· crimes, they keep it quiet.
·8· · · · · · It’s out there now.· Everybody knows it.· When I ·9· was talking about it before nobody believed me, “You’re
10· crazy.”· No matter what you provided, they’re just like “Him? 11· No way.”
12· · · · · · And the judge in 2015, he told me.· He said, “He’s 13· the new DAG.”· He said, “You’re right.· In this case, you’re 14· gonna be wrong.”· He said, “Who do I want as an enemy, you or 15· him?”· So — but it just needs to be fixed and it needs to be 16· corrected as much as possible, and restored.
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, as far as the active
18· threat to you now, what do you sense in that regard?
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, there’s definitely a
20· threat.· Since the last stuff has come out in the last few 21· weeks there’s been open threats to myself, my wife, lots of 22· harassing and threatening phone calls.
23· · · · · · People are approaching my wife as a reporter trying 24· to get information, then when they can’t there’s threats. 25· · · · · · Rod has stepped it up, because not too long ago

·1· when Ms. Acheson — Cheryl Acheson did an interview with the ·2· president — President Trump — and he said that, you know, ·3· “Your case needs to be heard, this needs to be exposed,” and ·4· Rod knew what that meant, because I’m in that case, and so is ·5· Shawn Henry, the FBI guy.

·6· · · · · · So, they knew what was coming, and then the threats·7· really ramped up then, so right now I have quite a target on ·8· my back still.· Fortunately, the people — the only good part ·9· is those people are not in power anymore, but their friends 10· are.

11· · · · · · But nothing’s been fixed — nothing’s been fixed 12· all this time — and there’s no way to defend yourself,
13· there’s no way to feel safe, and with the limited work
14· available, with the constraints of the health, it’s difficult 15· to pack up and leave, pack up and move, which we’ve done more 16· than once, for safety.

17· · · · · · Right now, Rosati, the one responsible for most of 18· the health issues, has moved back from Delaware into
19· Maryland, and he is roughly 20 minutes away from where we 20· live.· He doesn’t know that, but I do.· Boroshok is half an 21· hour the other way.

22· · · · · · They don’t know where we’re at.· They moved there. 23· So, we’re surrounded.· But it’s — it’s tense.· It’s a very 24· tense situation.
25· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· Anything else,

·1· folks?
·2· · · · · · UNKNOWN FEMALE:· · ·No.· That’s all.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Do you have anything else to ·4· add?
·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · No.· That’s just — we’re
·6· hoping that this benefits people, benefits the president on ·7· down.· Somebody has to know that this was a planned coup, ·8· they had planned this, and I wrote two years ago online — a ·9· year ago I wrote in July exactly what they were gonna do 10· because I knew about it.
11· · · · · · And you can look it up easy enough.· It’s right 12· there.· This was planned.· Don’t let them get away with it. 13· Please.· I need help desperately, but, hey, take care of the 14· country first.
15· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · I guess the final question 16· would be, are you aware of any specific people in the
17· president’s circle now that you would warn him about?
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Now?· I did bring up ones — 19· overseers (inaudible) “the Italian Job,” as I called it, and 20· that was Obama’s connection to the computers and the voting 21· and the stuff in Italy — this was online, Twitter; you can 22· find it easy enough — and I was the one who was able to get 23· some information out about Ron Yearwood and Jordan and all 24· those guys.
25· · · · · · The president did confirm it in some fashion and

·1· fired them, and then the next one, the White House counsel, ·2· the president’s counsel, the chief counsel, was able to ·3· confirm it when they fired them after I had gotten stuff to ·4· them.· So, some things did get through.

·5· · · · · · But, like I said, they lost a lot of control here ·6· in this country in 2016, so they started shipping it overseas ·7· for 2018, and then obviously 2020.· And this one, again,
·8· Molly McCulley had uncovered and shared it with a few people,·9· who are also not here.

10· · · · · · Because this was control.· They had to get some 11· type of control back because the president had both houses, 12· and the presidency.
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· Well, thank you, 14· Ryan.· I appreciate it.

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· · · · · · · · · · · DATE OF RECORDING
· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· Again, thanks for ·2· sitting with us again.· This is another video.· We’re gonna ·3· ask you what you can tell us about Judge Sullivan and his ·4· affiliations and pedophilia allegations.

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I met Gale Sullivan, Jr., the ·6· judge in the General Flynn case.· He’s disgusting.· He’s a ·7· known pedophile, a friend of Biden’s.· He’s the one that ·8· owned the homes that Biden used for his (inaudible).

·9· · · · · · Sullivan likes young girls.· He has abused his 10· granddaughter for years.· When she got older he lost
11· interest, and she actually dated her own father intimately. 12· He took her to her proms, things like that.

13· · · · · · She bragged about it online.· I have all those
14· records.· She bragged on Facebook and things about dating her 15· father, and he was really good and, you know, very generous 16· and all this stuff.
17· · · · · · But both the father and son are vehement racists. 18· They don’t like black people.· They think black people bring 19· them down, they make them look bad, because they’re so good 20· and the other people are terrible.
21· · · · · · That’s why they like ripping off Howard University, 22· because it’s not gonna do them any good anyway, you know, 23· they’re nobody.· It’s a strange concept to me anyway.
24· · · · · · But he — Sullivan, the judge — when the
25· granddaughter was younger, she was on Skype in her bedroom —

·1· this is one of the videos I’ve seen — she was on Skype in ·2· her bedroom — and this was when Skype was fairly new — and ·3· she heard him coming and jumped in the bed.
·4· · · · · · He didn’t know it was on.· Like I said, it wasn’t ·5· common at the time.· She was talking to one of her friends. ·6· So, he comes in and abuses her.

·7· · · · · · He gets in her bed and she’s performing oral sex on

·8· him, and he’s, you know, mildly abusive, I
·9· “Do like I told you, not like this.”· Ugh.
10· · · · · · So, but, what he wasn’t aware of
11· people were seeing this, because it scared
12· other end of the Skype, so someone got their parents.
13· · · · · · There was nothing they could do.· They didn’t 14· discuss it.· Some of them will discuss it — they actually 15· witnessed it as it was happening — because they don’t like 16· it.· So, if somebody were to offer them something decent, 17· they would come forward with what they saw.

18· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · One of the families screen- 19· recorded this?· Is that what you believe happened?· Or … 20· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Somebody has a recording of it 21· because I’ve seen the recording.· I don’t know which

22· (inaudible) was made, I don’t know which family recorded it – 23 –
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25· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — but they were able to do so.

guess.· He says

is that other
he children on the

·1· So, there is a tape of it, and you can clearly see him when ·2· he walks in.· That’s him.· The poor child has never known ·3· anything but hell.· She — like I said, they’re racist, him ·4· and his son, and they told her she was nothing but garbage ·5· her entire life, to the point where she has hurt herself ·6· trying to lighten her skin.

·7· · · · · · And if you see her online, she’s actually changed ·8· her appearance, lightened her skin so much she looks Asian, ·9· ’cause she doesn’t want to be black, because they’ve always 10· told her that was horrible, horrible, horrible.

11· · · · · · But she’s altered herself that much now she doesn’t 12· look like she did when she was a child.· She doesn’t even 13· look black.· She looks Asian.· And that’s because of the
14· abuse, the continuous abuse from all of them and what they 15· had told her, she was worthless.· So, yeah.· That’s how Judge 16· Sullivan is.

17· · · · · · As I said, he owned the homes that he allowed this 18· to take place in, and other people would visit, and people 19· would go to the shore, go to the beach, and that was the
20· code.· He had three or four of them that Biden would use, all 21· basically the same, single-family homes, large, two-car

22· garages that could be closed, and the child normally in 23· there.
24· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · And you said Judge Sullivan 25· offered his granddaughter to Biden and Biden turned this

·1· down.
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yeah.· Biden doesn’t like black·3· people at all, but especially black girls he has no interest ·4· in.· He’s a racist.· He’s a turd.
·5· · · · · · There was an incident where it was reported that it·6· was the judge’s son, Sullivan’s son, where he had raped the ·7· granddaughter — his daughter — and raped her very bad.· She ·8· had to go to the hospital.· There are hospital records for ·9· this.
10· · · · · · And there was another girl present there at the 11· same time.· There was actually two — well, it wasn’t the 12· son.· This was — it was actually the judge who did it.· He 13· had raped them both and got very violent and left the girls 14· on the floor, didn’t care.
15· · · · · · But it was Biden and — who had, you know,
16· basically told him — he was like “You know, I don’t want 17· this crap around here,” too close to exposing him.
18· · · · · · So, he — the judge, who had committed the rape, 19· got his son to take the rap for him, and he got him to
20· immediately move — go back to Maryland, where he turned
21· himself in.· As a judge, he could control it.· Now, if the 22· judge was arrested, he had no control.
23· · · · · · But they wanted to first and foremost move it away 24· from Biden, get it out of Delaware, and they did, even though 25· the records and everything happened up there.· So, they moved

·1· it out of Maryland.· The son, he took the charge for his ·2· father, because if you charge the son, he can’t help the ·3· father (inaudible) political.
·4· · · · · · And then they just buried it with the help of Rod ·5· Rosenstein, Elijah Cummings and Catherine Pugh, who —

·6· Cummings is obviously deceased, but, I mean, at the time he ·7· was very big in Maryland politics.· Catherine Pugh was the ·8· mayor of Baltimore.
·9· · · · · · And it was just — it’s still in the books.· ·You 10· can find it if you look on CaseSearch in Maryland, like in 11· the federal system, Pacer.· It’s still in there.· You could 12· find it.

13· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · What year was that?
14· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · 2012, I want to say off the top 15· of my head.· But you can find it.· And then (inaudible) made 16· it disappear, and then the father and Rod, or why they helped 17· cover it?· To protect Biden and exposing anything else.
18· · · · · · Years later he was picked up — the son — in an 19· internet child porn sting in Maryland and this came up, and 20· because they crossed, you know, same type of thing, he was 21· (inaudible) buried down to the same people, Rod did it and 22· everything, buried that one.· He was trading pictures online. 23· · · · · · And there you go.· So … and they buried that one, 24· too.· He got away with everything.· So, there’s definitely 25· leverage all over the judge.· Interesting.

·1· · · · · · (Interviewer and Unknown Female Confer)
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yes.· I mean, just the
·3· relationship with Obama and Biden, Obama’s probably aware of ·4· all this?
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·6· Holder is
·7· Cummings,
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·9· about the
10· was tapped to be one of the Supreme Court justice
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12· · · · · · But Sullivan and Holder are very, very close, and 13· they’ve helped each other many times.· So, yeah, they were 14· certainly aware of that.· Obama certainly knew.· I mean, 15· Obama would send Biden back with anything he wanted to keep 16· it quiet, just to keep him out of their hair in D.C.
17· · · · · · Biden very rarely, if ever, stayed in D.C.
18· overnight.· There was always a caravan back or something, a 19· train back.
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INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Obama?· Certainly.· Well, Eric great friends with Judge Sullivan, and so is Elijah and they’re all great friends with this stuff.
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· · · · · · · · · · · DATE OF RECORDING
· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay, Ryan.· We’re just gonna ·2· ask you one more — discuss a little bit more about what you ·3· know about Joe Biden and his predilections towards young
·4· children and pedophilia and child pornography and what you’re·5· aware of from the conversations you’ve had with Rosenstein ·6· and the Dirty Trick Squad.

·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Biden’s a well-known pedophile.·8· It’s disgusting.· Me and Mrs., we’ve seen him and family
·9· members, him and other children.
10· · · · · · Most people have seen now the image of him sniffing 11· children on — in an official capacity.· It’s an awards

12· ceremony or promotion ceremony.
13· · · · · · And many times he can’t wait, is the problem.· It’s 14· not like he’s just over there doing that.· Those children 15· have been promised to him for his role in the securities
16· positions for their family members, for their parents.
17· · · · · · So, he can’t control himself because he’s
18· anticipating his payoff.· So, that’s why you see these
19· sniffing videos, things like that.
20· · · · · · Some of them are just him being a disgusting
21· pervert.· The other ones, these are payments that he’s going 22· to get soon, that night, because he had come through on his. 23· · · · · · Obama would make all kinds of deals, promote people 24· to this or that, but he always had to get — his percentage 25· is 10 percent.· He had to get something to keep him quiet.

·1· · · · · · There’s just unbelievable amounts of child porn ·2· online, and the DOJ has terabytes of it, but anything
·3· confiscated, anything used, was formatted for him for easy ·4· use by Shaun Bridges, and it would just — it would play. ·5· You could just click one thing.

·6· · · · · · ‘Cause he wasn’t very computer suave.· He could ·7· just click play and it would just play you through everything ·8· that was on there due to the format, ’cause many of the
·9· things were different types of files — phone and camcorder, 10· this or that computer, and he would put them on there for him 11· and separate pictures and video as one click.· Then you could 12· go through.· And that’s one of the jobs that Bridges had. 13· · · · · · They would be supplied to him, then he would go off 14· to Delaware and he would — that’s how they kept him happy 15· and quiet and kept him out of Obama’s hair.· He never spent 16· any time in D.C. at night.· He’d always go up to Delaware. 17· · · · · · As far as Delaware, there is a judge, Emmet
18· Sullivan, Emmet G. Sullivan.· He owns — or he did own — I 19· think he’s sold a couple now — but he was the one who owned 20· the homes in Lewes, Delaware.
21· · · · · · He owned three or four homes — they were all the 22· same, small, single-family homes with a double-car garage 23· with a door — and these were the homes that Biden used to be 24· supplied with children.
25· · · · · · And Sullivan is the same way, but he was doing

·1· things there with the little granddaughter and everything, ·2· and so was his one son.· But these are the homes that he ·3· used, and Sullivan owned them.
·4· · · · · · Like I said, he has sold a couple since then, but ·5· the records are all there; they’re all already obtained. ·6· They’re about 20 minutes away from Biden’s compound in

·7· Delaware.
·8· · · · · · And he was to be brought in in the back seat or ·9· SUVs, ride in and the other person showed up, and most of the 10· time they were there ahead of time.· He would just come in, 11· spend whatever time he had in the back and go back out,
12· nobody saw a thing.
13· · · · · · Delaware’s also a huge smuggling operation.· Not 14· well known.· But, I mean, Delaware is a good corporate state, 15· you know, for corporate protection, but it’s also a humongous 16· haven for registering yachts.
17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Thousands upon thousands of 19· yachts are registered there, and they’re also used for
20· smuggling, I mean, higher-end children — which is disgusting 21· to even say — but the higher-end clients, the guests, the 22· ones that pay more, through Delaware into Jersey and New York 23· and down.
24· · · · · · It’s one of the big pitstops for smuggling these 25· children to the higher-end clients into D.C. and then go.

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Are you aware of any of the ·2· types of — like the types of children that Biden would ·3· mostly request?
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · ·

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·5· girls.· He preferred girls.
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·9· 13.· He did not like black girls.· I know that was a problem. 10· · · · · · · Sullivan had offered his granddaughter and he 11· wouldn’t do it because he thought they were all dirty.· He — 12· it’s — Biden’s like that, too.· He’s disgusting in every 13· way.· But — so, yeah.

14· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Are there any suits or any 15· complaints against Biden for these types of allegations? 16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Really, they’ve been quiet. 17· They were all kept quiet.· They’ve been manipulated.· His 18· wife is naaaaasty.· His wife knew what he was like when she 19· married him and hidden it all along.

20· · · · · · When he was on the campaign trail, before this one, 21· obviously he couldn’t be supplied with his normal appetite of 22· children, so they sent the little granddaughter or the nieces 23· out to keep him quiet and happy on the campaign trail in

24· these various states.· Those poor children have never known 25· anything but abuse and terror.

· Age range?
· Pretty much anywhere, like didn’t care.· He preferred 12 or

·1· · · · · · So, she — his wife managed all that.· She gave him·2· access to the special children in the school that she worked ·3· at years ago.
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Are there any rumors of tapes ·5· with Biden on it moving around the —

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · There are.· Biden’s a lot ·7· smarter about that than his son, obviously, but there are ·8· tapes.
·9· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.

10· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Hunter supposedly had some of 11· them.· But there are videos that he’s made.· There are Skype 12· videos where it’s him — but it’s from here down — with a 13· child doing this where he’s talking to someone else and you 14· can’t see the face.· We can identify him by nipples or

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16· · · · · · So, he’s just a lot more suave about that.· He’s 17· been a politician a long time.· He’s more careful.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.
19· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · I don’t think he carries a
20· phone anymore, his staff takes care of phones, so there’s 21· nothing really close.
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · What can you tell us about the 23· Hunter Biden abuse?· Was there abuse towards Hunter by him — 24· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Oh, yeah.
25· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · — that you know of?· Hunter

·1· Biden as, you know, individual —
·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Yeah.· It was his other son ·3· that was the one he picked to be the political successor. ·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Oh.· Hmm.
·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · And Beau actually covered up a ·6· big abuse scandal at the hospital, this one doctor, and many ·7· other things Beau had covered up, stuff — accusations
·8· against Biden — Joe Biden.
·9· · · · · · He was attorney general before he passed away, and 10· he covered up cases and accusations against Joe Biden.· He 11· had covered up a doctor at the hospital with over a thousand 12· victims.
13· · · · · · And Biden has copies of those that he was provided 14· by his son, Beau.· He was given copies of everything the
15· doctor had.· The doctor was videotaping this stuff in his 16· office when he was abusing over a thousand children, and he 17· was given copies of it, loved it.
18· · · · · · As far as Hunter’s laptop, I haven’t seen it.· What 19· I’ve been told from them was that the FBI got it originally 20· and they immediately went through and took out anything that 21· would implicate them or Biden or anything like that, but the 22· one that came from the repair shop is the whole copy that’s 23· still on there.
24· · · · · · So, the original FBI copy is not gonna match the 25· one they’ve got now.· So …

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Gotcha.· Okay.· Anything else ·2· in here?
·3· · · · · · (Unknown female whispering))
·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, I guess the main tie-in for·5· you for most of this information has been through Shaun

·6· Bridges as he was editing and putting these things together ·7· to be given to Biden.
·8· · · · · · Are there any other corroborating accounts or other·9· people that have been in your circle that would be able to 10· back these up as far as —

11· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Well, yeah.· I mean, there’s 12· the other people in the Dirty Trick Squad.· I mean, that 13· absolutely exists.· There are actually references to it in 14· court documents.· I’ve referenced it in court documents. 15· · · · · · But good luck with them.· I mean, they’re going to 16· be admitting to what?· Murder?

17· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.
18· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Planting child porn?· Treason? 19· Sedition?· I mean, you’d have to make a helluva deal to get 20· them to talk.
21· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yeah.
22· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · But, I mean, I certainly know 23· what’s going on.· They certainly know me.· The FBI’s not
24· gonna talk; they’re dirty as the day is long.· They should be 25· disbanded.

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · All right.· Well, thank you, ·2· Ryan.
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· · · · · · · · ·ROSENSTEIN AND THE RUSSIANS

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· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, back to Rod Rosenstein for ·2· a moment, what can you tell us about his involvement with ·3· foreign nations with any type of intelligence transfer to ·4· groups outside of the country?

·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · This goes back to the FBI ·6· operation called Ghost Stories.· It was very successful. ·7· They just kept heavy surveillance on known Russian assets ·8· within the U.S., everything they were doing, whatever they ·9· found, you know, what they were communicating back.· It was 10· just surveillance.

11· · · · · · But if you knew what they were sending back, then 12· it would go the other way, you could tell what they were 13· accessing and what they had access to.· Thoroughly good 14· operation.· It was supposedly very successful.

15· · · · · · It was Obama and Biden who did the Russian Reset, 16· along with Secretary Clinton, and they didn’t want any
17· problems with the Russians (inaudible) so they told them to 18· cancel it.· Well, they didn’t.· They kept their communication 19· open with them, it just changed.

20· · · · · · Instead of just surveillance, they started
21· communicating, they started providing information, and
22· initially it was wrong, but then they started giving it to 23· them in an exchange type of situation.
24· · · · · · Then they started altering the information, giving 25· them information, giving them inaccurate information.· They

·1· were working them from the other side.
·2· · · · · · Rod was aware of this.· He was part of it at this ·3· time, because once it was shut down it became under the
·4· heading of the DOJ in Maryland and D.C., so he was part of ·5· it.· And then they were giving us this information.
·6· · · · · · They tried to pay him and he didn’t take it.· He ·7· got — he was like “Oh, no, no, no, no,” because they were ·8· coming towards 2015, 2016 at the time and he was angling for ·9· a big position — Attorney General, Supreme Court, then
10· hopefully Vice President — so he didn’t want anything like 11· that to pop up.
12· · · · · · Well, Shaun Bridges was actually taking the money 13· they were offering — he was laundering it through bitcoin 14· around the world — and Rod was hyper-pissed when he found 15· out.· It’s one of the reasons he went after Shaun and put him 16· in jail.· He’s still there.
17· · · · · · And so the deal was “You get six years, keep your 18· mouth shut or we’ll go after you for everything and get 40.” 19· But he started talking, had too much access when he was in 20· Terre Haute, and they brought him out to Virginia, where he’s 21· at now, just to keep an eye on him.
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· · · · · · ROSENSTEIN AND THE DEATH OF SETH RICH

· · · · · · · · · · · DATE OF RECORDING
· · · · · · · · · · · · ·JANUARY 2021 _____________________________________________________________

·1· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — the death of Seth Rich. ·2· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Uh-huh.
·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · — and Rod Rosenstein was ·4· witting in this — in this operation as well, I believe. ·5· Correct?

·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Yes.· (Inaudible) (Coughs,
·7· drinks water) Okay.· Sorry.· It was for their reasons, for ·8· illegal reasons, but also to cover himself.· When Seth Rich ·9· had gone in the first time, I just don’t have much
10· information on it other than what I was told, but not what I 11· had seen personally.
12· · · · · · His first contact with WikiLeaks, I just don’t
13· know.· I do know that when he went to him the second time and 14· came back, WikiLeaks had directed him on how to get further 15· information, and they wanted specific things, “Look here, 16· look here, here,” because when he went in for the break-in he 17· grabbed a lot of information, just downloaded everything he 18· could that exposed a lot.· They were worried about the
19· exposure.
20· · · · · · The DNC — Hillary and Bowser, Abrams — not Abrams 21· — excuse me — Bowser and Brazile — excuse me — they were 22· all very worried about it, but Rod was personally worried 23· about it as well because he had been authoring stuff to
24· affect Hillary Clinton, and he didn’t want that to come out 25· because he would be out of it, he would be done, he would not

·1· be appointed to anything, and he had a personal interest in ·2· that one.
·3· · · · · · So, when it got dumped in his lap to handle the ·4· problem, he hired — tapped people who he’d already worked ·5· with for years who were dirty and he controlled.

·6· · · · · · They owed their continued federal careers to him. ·7· He had saved them before, looked over things, allowed them to ·8· continue their career.· And he (inaudible) people all around ·9· him in one small circle in Baltimore.

10· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, was it intended to be an 11· assassination of Seth Rich or was it more intended to be a 12· robbery, or do you know?
13· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Intended to be a robbery, rough 14· him up.· All they wanted was the thumb drive that he

15· routinely carried on him, the information he was going to 16· pass to WikiLeaks, what he had uncovered, and the more
17· focused information that WikiLeaks had requested.
18· · · · · · That’s what they wanted.· He did not leave it at 19· home.· He always carried it because he had people living with 20· him.· And, again, Rod was very upset that this could expose 21· everything and wreck his plans.· He would’ve been done.

22· · · · · · It was a fairly tenuous relationship, you know, him 23· being a Republican and things, but he had proved himself to 24· be really dirty like they were and willing to give access to 25· everything he was doing for them.

·1· · · · · · So, he had to recover it, and they didn’t care — ·2· he did not care how it was done except for it was supposed to ·3· be robbed.· They had to recover it, did not care.· But Rod ·4· put — the additional thing on it was “Get it, no matter

·5· how.”
·6· · · · · · He hired — tapped his agent friend from DEA who he·7· had covered for many, many times — and he’s dirty — in
·8· Baltimore and other places throughout Maryland and then put ·9· him in charge of it.· He recruited someone else, and then 10· they went down — and this particular DEA agent is the gang 11· specialist for the DEA and specializes further in MS-13.
12· · · · · · He was the one who went outside the local people 13· and hired — (inaudible) find the two MS-13 people down south 14· and brought them up — or met them, actually.· They came up 15· and met him and he brought them into the city.· And things 16· went poorly beyond that.
17· · · · · · They were supposed to rob him.· Then the two guys 18· went ahead and killed him — shot him, he died later.· They 19· recovered the thumb drive, which was then switched for one 20· that Rod had provided, the one that Shaun had loaded up for 21· him previously.
22· · · · · · So, he did — he was able to recover, keep his
23· involvement in altering emails, breaking into Hillary
24· Clinton’s server, things like that, and he kept —
25· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · (Interposing) So, they switched

·1· a thumb drive that was on the body for ·2· had prepared to be left behind as a — ·3· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · Right. ·4· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay. ·5· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · One that ·6· but not expose him.

·7· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Understood.
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · A lot of it
·9· information, but not — because they knew
10· had occurred, so a lot of it was the same
11· anything that would point towards them or
12· · · · · · And things rapidly went downhill because they
13· couldn’t break into it.· It was encrypted.· They got it to a 14· couple different people.· They couldn’t get into it and they 15· decided to clean up the mess, and one DEA agent went down the 16· following day, called out, took his wife’s car and drove down 17· and killed him, things like that.

18· · · · · · So, it went bad quickly once he died.· It’s
19· supposed to be a robbery, and the next thing they hear is — 20· you know, Donna Brazile and Muriel Bowser, the mayor of D.C., 21· were at the hospital before he was even brought in, and they 22· did have people at the crime scene as well, and they were 23· there to recover it.
24· · · · · · As I said, it was supposed to be a robbery, he was 25· supposed to be, you know, beat up, unconscious, bad shape,

a thumb drive that Rod

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·1· and they wanted to recover the thumb drive.· That’s why they ·2· were there.
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