Senate

But if you're the president or the chairman of Senate Intelligence or whatever it is, you've

And there was the, you know, the Senate passed a great bill that would have had an amnesty,

of Senate intelligence.

And so if then went over to the House, passed the Senate, not unanimously, but overwhelmingly,

brought into the Senate Intelligence Committee's SCIF, the Secure

Those guys who are at the top of Senate Intelligence and Armed Services

So the more efficient way to do this in my opinion would be the House and the Senate to investigate

He was going to bring him in front of Senate Select Committee on Intelligence to testify.

And I, like, I had this confirmed to me by elements of Senate and so forth.

By like a Senate aid or like...

And before we get started I would like to add, MS was approached by elements of the Senate

by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence which he indeed was.

for about three years with Senate Intelligence Committee and Senate Armed Services.

So one I'm trying, what I'm trying to get and it was, you know, the Senate Intelligence

My turner was chair of Senate Intelligence and the other mic Rogers who was chair of

at the Senate Intelligence Committee's Schiff, and I went in there and I said, see that

in the Senate say, we really need to hear from our constituents on this, right?

from a underground facility and are tested. And I handed that over to the Senate and tell

So getting involved with that what I have been trying to do is bring credible people with what would seem to be incredible claims but have direct knowledge in some way and connect them with members of Congress and Senate and try to get them to tell their story whistleblowers like straight up whistleblowers now we still need to decide the value of that information even with Immaculate Constellation.

But understand when you bring people forward behind closed doors and you have them meet with the house and Senate and staffers that does so much for the American public's understanding but there's a limit when you bring them out forward under on television in a congressional hearing then we need to contend with that information we need to vet it we need to contend with it.

You know George and I are reporting on it and I've been a conduit to some degree to get people in to get them vetted within Senate and House.

You know, indeed, we love our acronyms right and tell community. It was in 2007, Harry Reid, Senator who is by the way, the Senate majority leader at the time, you had Senator Ted Stevens and Senator Inue, so Alaska and Hawaii as well.

Wasn't a Senate confirmed person. So, they wanted to wait and wait until they got somebody into

He also have people like Marco Rubio, who was on the Senate Select Committee for Intelligence, the CISI, who's now Secretary of State, right?

So this is the position that Tulsi Gabbard has gone through these hoops to be considered and Senate confirmed.

Even though we were asked to do it. And we were we had money and funding to do it. So in 2014 and 2013 after all SAP funding died, we requested another $10 million from then Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Those are usually safeguarded from most members of Congress in the Senate.

his secretary of state he's been a leading force in the Senate in pushing this forward he had

And I love this quote from Mick June 20, 2020. This is when Rubio snuck a provision into, he know what we're talking about right stuck a provision into Senate intelligence committee language and mixed quote is years will pass. It will recede in memory little will come of it. I assure you in in June of 2020, I probably would have agreed with that. Now we have arrow.

Guys, we can talk about this for hours of that even get I will say the commentary direct commentary from Rubio Gallagher, Kirk McConnell, former Senate staffer.

Sask, sissy, sorry, Senate armed services in the Senate intelligence committees. They all stated.

Ruby goes very clearly. He's a vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence.

So there's a Senate hearing that's coming week

Yeah, it was about 10 people per on the Senate side and a little a few more on the house side

Because I had to start off on the Senate that morning we did about a three four-hour interview