Speaker 1: . I want to call your attention back to that really wacky lawyer, Sydney Powell,
who was working with Donald Trump on his fraud claims after the 2020 election and then wasn't.
And then it was said when she went seemingly completely crazy that she's acting on her
own.
But she was at the White House meeting with Trump in the Oval Office.
That lady, Sydney Powell, she now appeared on one of these completely wacky shows and
claims that Democrats killed an aide to then Senator Kelly Lefler, who died in a car accident.
You might remember this story back during that special election where you had both David
Perdue and Kelly Lefler in Georgia facing special Senate elections.
A 20 year old staffer of Kelly Leafless Campaign died in a car crash.
And it was a really crazy thing where it was like the day or the day before a rally.
And I'm trying to remember, Lefler maybe missed a rally as a result of it or something like
that.
You go back and you look at the stories.
Kelly Lefler herself tweeting, it is with extremely heavy, with an extremely heavy heart
that we mourn the loss of Harrison deal.
My heart aches for his family, and Jeff and I will continue to surround them in love and
prayer in the days ahead.
Harrison was a beloved member of our campaign team.
The accident was a multi vehicle accident in south Georgia, and it forced Lefler and
Kempe Brian Kemp to cancel their plans to join Mike Pence in Savannah for a rally.
OK, so Sydney Powell goes on some show and refers to that as Democrats blowing up one
of Kelly levelers staffers cars.
It's not only absolutely insane and completely unsubstantiated, isn't it kind of disrespectful
to the family of Harrison Deal as well?
Not that not that people like Sydney Powell care about stuff like that.
Let's listen three of that Speaker 7: and say what we are dealing with
here is pervasive and very, very dark.
It's organized.
It's well-funded.
Speaker 1: Is she talking about the plot to steal the election?
Speaker 7: It's.
Pure evil, they are willing to kill people, a la Kelly leafless aide in Georgia who was
suddenly blown up in his car on the way to a rally.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
That's completely insane.
I hope people understand the degree to which that is absurd for her.
Speaker 7: He happened to be dating Governor Kemp's daughter, Governor Kim was considering,
I think at that point, a signature on it.
And then the Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent who was investigating that he was the
lead investigator was suddenly dead within a week.
And suddenly we don't hear anything else about any of that.
We are talking about trillions of dollars of global wealth.
At issue here, the leadership and control of the of the most powerful country on the
face of the earth.
Speaker 1: How insane is this woman?
Some of you might remember she was interviewed by I believe it was an Australian media outlet
a couple of weeks ago, and we covered it.
And she genuinely seems delusional.
I am not joking like she seems to have no connection to reality whatsoever.
This actually was a little bit of a conspiracy theory that started spreading before the Facebook
post on December 5th claimed Joe Biden killed the Kelly Lefler staffer.
And as PolitiFact points out, Harrison Deal, a campaign staffer for Senator Kelly Lefler,
died after a three vehicle collision.
A spokesperson for the police department in the town where it happened said a flatbed
truck struck deals vehicle from behind, causing him to hit another vehicle.
And there is just no evidence that Joe Biden was involved.
And what's really crazy about these stories is that the story starts to get some oxygen
to the point where someone will want to put out like a fact check.
And then the fact that it gets fact checked becomes part of the conspiracy.
Like you and I might read that and say, oh, OK, it's like in really clear and simple terms,
there is no actual evidence that there was foul play here, that Joe Biden killed Kelly
Lefler staffer, that this was a murder.
There's just there's just no evidence of it.
You and I might see it that way, but the believers will see the fact check as part of the conspiracy.
And this is a really common tenet, or some people call it a tenant, like when they say
pundit's God, that pisses me off.
OK, anyway, it's a tenet.
And one of the tenets of conspiracy ism is that once you've generated the conspiracy
theory, evidence for it supports your belief in it, evidence against it supports your belief
in it, because obviously the evidence against it is planted.
Not finding evidence supports your belief in it because the evidence must have been
covered up or hidden.
And you get into the circle of conspiracies.
I mean, some people can never get out.
You know, Trump talks about flushing toilets 10 or 15 times.
You just you can't flush your way out of this.
It just stays there and it lingers and it lingers and there's really no way out of it.
So there's Sydney Powell, very, very dangerous woman, a disgusting woman, and someone who
seems to be dealing with some pretty serious issues of her own.
I think we can say, quite frankly, we have another one, folks, a couple known as the
Alabama Pickers.
I had no idea who these people were, a couple known as the Alabama Pickers, a reality show,
couple known for YouTube videos where they resell tchotchkes, as I like to call them.
They have both died of covid.
This is incredible.
And of course, now they leave children behind with no parents.
Alabama pickers, as reported by al dotcom couple known for reselling.
And known for vaccine opposition, both that of covid.
A married Alabama couple known for their reselling videos on YouTube.
I guess what this means is you go to these self-storage units and you buy stuff that's
unclaimed and then you resell it like I guess that's what what they do.
They have both died of covid.
They are known on YouTube as the Alabama pickers.
Dusty interest in Graham lived in Huntsville, where they would often post videos about tips
and tricks to reselling vintage items like clothes and home decor on eBay under the username
Bamma.
Forty three forty eight.
Dusty died Thursday, almost three weeks after his wife died, according to the Go Fund Me
page set up by one of their children.
One of the most tragic lines in news articles that exists.
Is, according to the Go Fund Me page set up by one of their children.
It's tragic generally and it's extra tragic because of what it says about the American
health care system as well.
The article goes on to say, this is what Winzer Graham wrote.
Unfortunately, dusty interest in have both passed away.
Thank you all for your kind words and helping us during this difficult time, we will be
using the money to pay for funeral expenses.
One of the last videos the married couple posted on their now deleted YouTube channel
was about how they wouldn't get the vaccine.
It was later reposted to VACC Mann's channel, which is connected to a website titled Sorry
Anti Voxer Dotcom, dedicated to sharing stories of people who have gotten covid and died or
came close to dying after sharing Antibalas beliefs, Dusty says in the video at the forty
one thirty Mark quote, I've got my own passport.
It's called the Bill of Rights.
I think this will be all behind us in a couple of years.
Dusty later spelled out the word vaccine and said it was actually a form of immunity therapy
they were giving people.
The pair then talked about everything they had survived already, including bone cancer
and Tristan's case.
They talked about covid and the vaccine at length on their channel.
Treston died on August 25th in her sleep.
Two days later, Dusty started to go fund me for her while he was still in the ICU.
Anything you can find in your heart will be so appreciated, Dusty wrote a week ago, their
daughter Winzer wrote in a now deleted Facebook post.
Dusty was moving to a ventilator and to continue praying the Go Fund Me goal is currently thirty
five thousand and just over twenty thousand has been raised for the couple.
Let's get an update on that.
Go fund me.
Yeah.
Twenty five.
Twenty five thousand.
This is horrifying, guys.
I don't like this.
You know, it's another kid now.
Both parents, both parents.
And they were they were relatively young also, you know, on the crowdfunding, the go fund
me stuff for medical bills and funeral expenses.
There's something odd about how crowdfunding for medical bills is fine.
But socialized health care that prevents the need for that is bad to these people, and
I think a lot of it is that, you know, they say we should do things through charity rather
than government mandate.
And so they may actually defend they would say, no, it actually makes sense.
We don't want the government saying health care for everyone.
But then if people out of the kindness of their hearts want to give us money for medical
bills or the funeral, then that would be fine.
I have a couple of friends who have a business that relates to peanut farming, and it has
nothing to do with Jimmy Carter, but it does relate to peanut farming.
They've been spending a lot of time in Alabama where the Alabama pickers or were from, as
well as Georgia.
And they told me last week that it's like there's no pandemic there.
It's just like there's no pandemic taking place there at all.
And they when they go inside to offices and stuff at these peanut farms where they're
doing certain type of consulting for, they're the only ones wearing masks.
And not only is nobody wearing a mask, some of these states have only 40, 40 to 44 percent
vaccination.
So it's really bad down there.
Really, really bad.
And here are more orphans, more orphans as a result, statistically speaking, of antibiotics,
tourism.
We can't say for sure that these parents would be alive had they been vaccinated.
But statistically speaking, almost certainly at least one of them would be had they both
been vaccinated, unless there's something very specific that we just don't know