Video transcript
Some big breaking news, you're going to get it here first because you're Real America's Voice fans and you watch just the news. Earlier today, the FBI under Cash Patel turned over to Congress 700 pages of crossfire hurricane documents unredacted and declassified. These are the documents President Trump intended to be released in January 2021, but the FBI scooped them up, kept them from going to public release. We sued, tried to fight for them. Donald Trump came back in the office and he released them a second time and today they got to Congress and then they ended up in the hands of just the news. And in just an hour, you're going to see our first story. I'm going to give you a time table, 7 p.m. Our first story is going to come out on JustTheNews.com. At 8 p.m., we're going to give all the documents one by one and post them onto the website so you have a little bit of Wikipedia, Wikimedia, Wiki to go look through the documents yourself. You find some good stories, let us know at Just The News and we'll go pursue them. We're going to tell you about one right now, perhaps the most important thing in the documents that we found early on. One of the two informants that were used by the FBI to spy or to snitch on Donald Trump and his campaign was named Stephan Halper. He's not the most famous, Christopher Steele, the guy that wrote the dossier, he's the most famous, but Stephan Halper was used quite a bit by the FBI. In fact, he was used for three decades by the FBI and it turns out snitching is a pretty lucrative profession. He got paid nearly $1.2 million by the FBI to be a confidential human source from the early 1990s to 2017. The last of those payments, $70,000 for his work, snitching on the Trump campaign and the Crossfire Hurricane early investigation. Now what are we going to tell you about it? It turns out that he got that money and he kept being used by the FBI and he kept being validated as reliable even though the FBI detected he had given them an inaccurate, false or disprovable story. What is it? He's the guy that told the FBI that Mike Flynn, soon to be Donald Trump's national security adviser in the fall of 2016, back in 2014, had left a conference, an overseas conference while he was a three-star general and the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency alone with a Russian woman. Now the FBI determined that was implausible and inaccurate. In fact, Mike Flynn's own security detail would never have left him alone. He was a three-star general and the head of the intelligence agency. He was always guarded by people. They determined it was unreliable, not true, inaccurate, not plausible. But guess what? They kept using him to keep digging further and further into people like George Papadopoulos and Carter Page and others. We're going to get all this up for you to read. We want your own eyes on it. You look at it. You see it at JustTheNews.com, 7 p.m. Once we get off the show, the first story will be up. There will be all the documents listed in chronological order or by titles. You can go do your own sleuthing tonight. We give you homework or sign up.
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