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GRAVE. Trump: “Prendiamoci Le Elezioni!”, Repubblicani ATTONITI.

·12 min·1 clip
Trump called FBI agents directly during the Georgia raid, praising them and asking questions.
The episode opens with a provocative question about Trump potentially canceling elections to secure permanent control, framed against recent events like FBI raids. It then shifts to a specific political upset: Democratic candidate Taylor Remet's victory in a Texas Senate district, which overturned long-standing Republican dominance and reflected voter focus on issues like public schools and jobs. The analysis notes Remet's background as a unionist and veteran, and how his campaign resonated with disappointed Republicans amid party tensions. Next, the episode details an FBI raid at the Fulton County Electoral Center in Georgia, where agents seized 700 boxes of 2020 election documents under a warrant citing federal statutes against election fraud. The presence of National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard at the raid is highlighted as unprecedented, sparking bipartisan concerns about the politicization of federal agencies. Following this, the host reveals that Trump made a direct phone call to FBI agents during the raid, encouraging them and asking questions, which is described as outside normal police procedures. In an interview with Dan Bongino, Trump called for Republicans to nationalize voting procedures in 15 states, challenging the decentralized election system under the U.S. Constitution. The episode then introduces a conspiracy theory alleging that Italian politicians, with help from the U.S. embassy, Vatican, and Barack Obama, used Leonardo's systems to change votes from Trump to Biden in 2020. It suggests Gabbard's involvement might frame the 2020 election as compromised by foreign actors, aligning with this theory. Background on Gabbard is provided, noting her shift from Democrat to Trump supporter and her efforts to regain Trump's favor after contradicting him on Iran. The host questions whether American democratic institutions can withstand a president using law enforcement as a personal tool and reviving debunked conspiracy theories. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with the channel, ending on a humorous note about not using satellites to modify brainwaves.
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