In one of her most explosive interviews to date, Maria Bartiromo interviewed investigative journalist Peter Schweizer on her Sunday show on Fox.
Schweizer reported that Joe Biden kept a secret telephone and may have used it to conduct his numerous illicit contacts with world leaders who were negotiating various bribery schemes.
If true, this shocking revelation may be the
I’m still reporting from just outside the citadel of world freedom. Good evening.
There were many similarities between the Biden coup and the Nixon attempted coup which began 50 years ago, Oct. 20, 1973, with the Saturday Night Massacre during the Nixon Administration, when President Nixon ordered Attorney General Elliot Richardson to fire Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox, who was investigating Nixon, and ended in failure nine months later with the Aug. 9th, 1974 resignation of President Nixon after threats of impeachment.
Pulitzer Prize winning reporter Seymour Hersh is the only reporter to cover the Nixon Coup, and I was his original source of the Nixon Coup information. This year, Hersh and I chatted via email about these scary days, the details of which practically no one knew about back then, nor even today.
The main difference between the Nixon Coup, which failed, and the Biden coup, which so far has succeeded wildly, is that Nixon didn’t have the military on his side. Nixon only had one General, who was then the head of the CIA. Biden and his predecessors have been cleansing the military ranks of officers who would be loyal to their constitutional duty since Clinton and more openly under Obama, replacing key patriots in military service with the woke generals we have seen in the last few years.
But the key turning point in the Nixon coup was when Alexander Butterfield, the chief deputy to H.R. Haldeman, Nixon’s White House Chief of Staff, went before Senate Watergate investigators on July 16, 1973 – 50 years and 3 weeks ago. Butterfield did not want to testify, because it was he who oversaw the Secret Service’s installation of the taping system at Haldeman’s request, but Butterfield decided that he would tell the truth about the taping system if asked about it directly.
His testimony on that fateful Monday morning lasted only 30 minutes, but it was broadcast live on nationwide television and shook the nation.
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When I saw Butterfield’s testimony live on TV, I jumped to my feet and yelled, “We’ve got him!” meaning Nixon. And sure enough, that was the turning point which changed the course of American history, leading 13 months later to President Nixon’s resignation from the presidency.
This revelation on Maria Bartiromo’s show on Sunday, however, may be that Nixonian moment when Biden’s political demise became terminal.
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Remember, according to Bill Binney, all communications traffic is now recorded by the NSA, and for sure is never lost inside the bowels of Iron Mountain; and so, is certainly retrievable by C
