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트럼프가 사우디 기자 살해 관련 질문을 한 ABC 기자의 방송 면허 박탈을 주장한 장면을 비판하며, CIA 보고서·자막으로 소개된 녹취록 등을 근거로 사우디 왕세자 개입과 은폐 의혹을 제기함. 트럼프의 과거 '역대급 은폐' 발언과 현재 발언의 모순, 사우디 측 거래(마이애미/몰디브 리조트, AI 투자, 무기 판매)를 함께 문제 삼음. 증권 관련 예측 발언은 없고 광고(생명보험) 포함.
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Well, Donald Trump was awkwardly pressed about the killing of a journalist in a Saudi Arabian consulate. And Donald Trump was so pissed off, he immediately called for the revoking of ABC News's broadcasting license simply for asking the question, which definitely begs the question, aren't we supposed to be in a place of first amendment, the free speech, and the right to ask questions?
But Donald Trump took it as really offensive. Which is quite interesting because Donald Trump in the past has actually argued that the Saudis when they killed this journalist did such a bad job covering up the murder of the journalist. These are Donald Trump's words, mind you, I'll play them for you, that the Saudis probably committed the worst cover up in history.
So you literally go from the Saudis having a journalist killed to silence the journalist and opposition in Saudi Arabia. We're going to go through the details to Donald Trump getting asked about that killing today which is you know over here in the timeline where in the past he says it's the worst cover up ever and today he's like how could you even ask that question?
We're going to revoke your news license for trying to embarrass this individual who's coming to the White House from Saudi Arabia while the Trump family is off gallivanting doing deals with the Saudis and the Maldives and an artificial intelligence. There's a lot to unpack here, but that gives you a little bit of an overview, but we got to get into some of the facts because the facts around this murder are insane.
And it's not just the CIA report, which we're going to go through as well. We're gonna start before we go through the actual CIA report just to tease it for you. I got it ready. Okay. The killing of Jamal Kosogi. Not only are we going to go through this, but we're going to go through what Donald Trump said then and what he's saying now.
For now, let's go ahead and start with the question. And what I want you to see is how awkward it is for the individual on the left from Saudi Arabia to not only sort of bury his head in this, but then his response is almost even more of a giveaway because he ends up brushing it off as a well things happen.
Watch for it. It's insane. All right, you ready for this? Here we go. Oh well. Well, Kevin. Well, Kevin, you have to make the audio. [snorts] You're gonna have to make the audio play through the computer so everybody can hear it. Okay. What is this? Is this fake news? President, is it appropriate, Mr.
President, for your family to be doing business in Saudi Arabia while you're president? Is that a conflict of interest? And your royal highness, the US intelligence concluded that you orchestrated the brutal murder of a journalist. 9/11 families are furious that you are here in the Oval Office. Why should Americans trust you?
And the same to you, Mr. President. No, who are you with? I'm with ABC News, sir. You're with who? ABC News, sir. Fake news. ABC fake news. One of the worst. One of the worst in the business. The irony about this fake news thing is what she asked is exactly what's happening. What she said in her statement, which was also a question, is the truth.
And Donald Trump blatantly says fake news. Now you're going to see how Donald Trump himself has commented on this in the past and it sort of makes this whole like uh you're just fake news. What he's really doing is he's trying to cover for the individual from Saudi Arabia here because it's awkward. You know, you got imagine another head of state comes from Saudi Arabia and sits down in your office and then a reporter's like, "Hey, how come you're sitting next to a murderer who killed a journalist to suppress free speech?" And then what Donald Trump does is immediately resort to trying to suppress free speech.
And I mean, I bet you she got kicked out of the White House press pool. And now ABC is being threatened to lose their broadcast license. It's insane. But anyway, but I'll answer your question. U I have nothing to do with a family business. I have left and when I I've devoted 100% of my energy. What my family does is fine.
Uh they do business all over. They've done very little with Saudi Arabia actually. They could I'm sure they could do a lot. Uh and anything they've done has been very good. That's what we've done. We've built a tremendous business for a long time. I've been very successful. I decided to leave that success be behind and make America very successful.
And I've made America more successful by far than it ever was. And that it ever could have been no matter who was president. There would be nobody bringing in $21 trillion. That I can tell you right now. As far as And we're not bringing in 21 trillion. The number keeps going up like by the minute, but okay.
This gentleman is concerned. This gentleman, by the way, is the Saudi crown prince. He's sort of like considered the de facto ruler of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He's done a phenomenal job. You're mentioning somebody that was extremely controversial. Like, look at this awkward. Like, let me play with my hands while Donald Trump defends me.
Awkward. A lot of people didn't like that gentleman that you're talking about. Whether you like him or didn't like him, things happen. But he knew there's Donald Trump's line, things happen. Uh, this is actually quite interesting because I thought the other individual said things happen. So, clarification there.
Donald Trump says things happen. Donald Trump knows exactly what murder is being talked about here. Okay. Donald Trump knows. Not only does Donald Trump know, but Donald Trump is basically saying, "Hey, you know, people didn't like that journalist." Basically, he's saying maybe he deserved to die. That's crazy.
Okay, let's keep going. Knew nothing about it. And we can leave it at that. You don't have to embarrass whether you like whether you like him or didn't like him. Like him or didn't like him, things happened. But he knew nothing about it. But he knew nothing about it. Okay, that's the coverup story. Okay, that's where like you could immediately see him change his look almost like, hah, I actually ordered the killing.
Now, why would we say that the Saudi crown prince ordered the killing? Oh, I don't know. Because maybe the CIA realized that, oh, one of the operatives for the guy on the left was literally involved in the murder. Now, how would the CIA know that the Saudi Crown Prince's operatives were involved in the murder?
What if I told you the very place the murder happened at was bugged and they have audio transcripts of the murder? Like this is literally this should be a movie because it is so insane for Donald Trump to be denying this. And we can leave it at that. You don't have to embarrass our guest by asking a question.
That's what Trump's doing here though is in fairness. He's like, "Oh, you're embarrassing. That's why he's calling her fake news." Well, why would you ask about the truth? How how dare you ask about the truth? We only do truth, social truth out here. Just you ask, Mr. President, you allow me to answer.
you know um uh I feel painful about you know u families of u 9 911 in America but you know we have to focus on reality reality based on CIA documents and based on a lot of documents that bin Laden he used Saudi people so basically this guy is now going to use a red herring and I'm not referring to the red on his head he's going to use I mean look at him he looks stunned he's like holy crap literally I went to the White House and now I'm getting ambushed for a murder I basically coordinated.
But you know what he's doing is he's throwing a red herring. He's like, "Hey, hey, you know, those these are just papers. Hey, by the way, did you know that Osama bin Laden tried to, you know, drive a wedge between the Saudis and the Americans via 9/11? How evil is that?" Like, let's just distract from the fact that you just murdered uh a journalist.
You know what that journalist wanted? He wanted something really radical. Do you know what that journalist was calling for? I I wrote it down because I don't want to screw it up. And this blows my mind, okay? Because these are some insane things the journalist was calling for. Are you ready for that?
The journalist in Saudi Arabia was calling for the following. Women today should have the same rights as men and all citizens should have the right to speak their minds without fear of imprisonment. Well, that'll get you killed in Saudi Arabia apparently. And that event for one main purpose is to destroy this relation to destroy the American Saudi relation.
That's the purpose of 911. So whoever buying that that mean they are helping Osama bin Laden purpose of destroying this relation he know that strong relation between America and Saudi Arabia it's bad for extremism it's bad for terrorism and we have to approve him wrong and to build our relation continue developing our relation it's critical in the safety of the world it's critical against extremism and terrorism uh uh about the generalist it's really uh painful to hear uh you know anyone that been losing his life for uh you know no real uh purpose or no not in a legal uh uh way and it's been painful for us in Saudi Arabia.
We've did all the right steps of uh investigation etc. Uh, no you didn't. Because when it came time to investigate, you actually denied authorizing local investigators or third party investigators from actually entering where the killing happened for 2 weeks so you could clean up the kill site. Oh, don't worry.
We'll get to the kill site as well. You'll get to see some of it from Saudi Arabia and we've improved our system to be sure that nothing happened like that. Hey guys, we're going to make sure we don't kill journalists again who talk up against us. We'll just remove their license instead. And it's painful and it's a huge mistake and we
All right, we're doing the best. Okay, great. So now, like I've I've thrown a lot here. I've put I've laid a lot up. I owe you a lot now. Okay, I owe you a lot of detail because if you just listen to this first portion here, you're going to be like, I don't know, man. Kevin, you have a re and you should, as a smart viewer, you should be like, okay, Kevin, you better show us now cuz you just laid up a lot of allegations.
So, you better show us where this is coming from, cuz you know, you know, there going to be some people here who going to like Donnie and and they want to see the evidence. Oh, you'll see it. Let's get started. First, we'll start with the CIA. CIA report February 2021. Mind you, that this report released by the DNI uh was released 20 days into the Biden administration, which likely means you still had mostly Trump individuals, Trump 1.1 individual 1.0 individuals inside the government.
Now, don't worry. We'll have plenty of information outside of this government report as well. And you won't even need to look at this government report to believe what the hell is happening. But I want you to look at what was written here. So first, we assess that the Saudi Arabian crown prince MBS, the person you just saw sitting there, approved an operation in Istanbul, Turkey, inside the Saudi Arabian consulate to capture or kill Saudi journalist Jamal Kosigible.
We based this assessment on the crown prince's control of decision-making in the kingdom since 2017 and the direct involvement of a key advisor and members, multiple members of the MBS protective detail in the operation. So again, this happened in Istanbul, but it happened on Saudi Arabian soil technically because it's at the embassy, right?
Anyway, the direct involvement of key advisers and members of MBS's protective detail, the Crown Prince's support for violent measures to silence dissident abroad, including Kosogible. Since 2017, the Crown Prince has had absolute control of the kingdom's security and intelligence operations, making it highly unlikely that Saudi officials would have carried out the operation without the Crown Prince's approval.
This Crown Prince almost certainly approved it. That's what the CIA is saying. At the time of the Kashogi Mo murder, the crown prince probably fostered an environment in which aids were afraid that failure to complete assigned tasks might result in him firing or arresting them. You know, the irony of this is Donald Trump makes everyone around him afraid that you're going to get fired if you don't do what he wants.
People were afraid and then they went to go kill for the crown prince because they were afraid of losing their jobs. This suggests that aids were unlikely to question the MBS orders or undertake sensitive actions without his consent. So, of course, they're going to ask for consent. A 15 member Saudi team that arrived in Istanbul on October 2nd, 2018 included officials that were associated with the royal court and him, including seven members of his elite personal protective detail.
This is literally like Donald Trump's Secret Service going to kill a journalist because they're afraid of being fired by Donald Trump. The crown prince viewed the CA viewed Kashogi as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures measures if necessary to silence him. Okay? And then they literally list the people's names involved.
Now, you might wonder, how the hell do they know who's involved? Okay, if if you are like queasy here, I really apologize. I'm not going to show anything crazy right now, but I'm going to read you something that's crazy. And so, I just want to caution you that if if you don't like where this is going, you might want to not listen to this because it's it's intense.
All right, this is from a Turkish newspaper. Audio recordings of the horrifying conversations between the 15man Saudi hit squad and their victim Kashogi have been revealed to the public for the first time. So yeah, you're about to hear well me read audio recording transcripts of the murder of this guy.
It ain't pretty. Now, keep in mind that the Saudi Kingdom originally said they knew nothing about this killing. Okay? So, they literally went from, "Oh, we don't know anything about this killing." And then like two weeks or 3 weeks later, they're like, "Yeah, actually, you know, that was just a rogue operator.
Yeah, we acknowledged that, you know, somebody wanted to murder him, and that's bad. Uh, but we knew nothing about it." Okay, you see when you go through these transcripts what you think about it. Are you ready for this? Just 12 minutes before Koshogi arrived, there are recorded conversations of Mutreb and Salah Muhammad Alubagi, the head of forensic evidence at the Saudi General Security Department, who was in charge of dismembering Kosogible's body.
Timestamps are 10:02 p.m., just 12 minutes before Kashogi arrived. Okay, these are members of the uh uh of the kill squad, if you will. Mutreb, is it possible to put the body in a bag? Uh, to, you know, the the forensic guy. No, too heavy, very tall. I normally put on my earphones and listen to music while I cut cadaavvers.
In the meantime, I sip on coffee and smoke. After I dismember it, you will wrap the parts into a plastic bag, put them in suitcases, and take them out of the building. All right. So, now we have uh, you know, whatever some more conversations over here. And so the other parts I highlighted first when Kosogi arrives he is greeted.
And what do you get after he's greeted? You get first he is politely invited into the consil's office on the second floor. When he starts to get suspicious he is pulled by the arm. He then says, "Let go. What do you think you're doing?" As soon as Kashkoi enters the room, Mutreb says, "Please sit. We have to take you back.
We have an order from Interpol. Interpol is demanding you be returned. We are here to take you. To which Kashogi responds, there are no lawsuits against me. My fiance is waiting for me outside. They then ask if he has any phones. And at the same time, there's somebody yelling in the background to cut it short to like hurry up and get this over with basically.
So, you're going to see that multiple times here. Uh to which Mutre asks, "What brand phones do you have?" He says he has two iPhones. Uh and uh then the last 10 minutes the dialogue goes on to suggest that Mutreb says leave a message for your son Kashogi. What should I tell my son? You will write a message.
Let's rehearse. Show it to us. What should I say? See you soon. Somebody else. Cut it short. You will write something like I'm in Istanbul. Don't worry if you can't reach me. I shouldn't say kidnapped. Take your jacket off. Says another member of the hit squad. How can such a thing take place at a consulot?
I'm not writing anything. Cut it short. I'm not writing anything. Write it, Jamal. Hurry up. Help us so we can help you because in the end, we will take you back to Saudi Arabia if you don't help us. And you know what will happen eventually. There is a towel here. Will you have me drugged? We will put you to sleep.
After he was drugged, Keshogi says, "Do not keep my mouth closed before losing consciousness. I have asthma. Do not do it. You will suffocate me. Those were Keshog's last words. The killers had already placed the plastic bag over his head, and he would eventually be suffocated to death. Before Keshoti gives his final breath, uh, scuffling and suffocation sounds continue for a while.
Then the postmortem phase begins, which include the sounds of dismembering Kashki's body. At exactly 1:39 p.m., the sound of an autopsy saw is heard. The savage procedure lasts for 30 minutes. This is an autopsy saw, by the way. So, what you have is clearly a murder. Now, what did Donald Trump say in the past?
And how does that reconcile with what Donald Trump said today? And then I'm going to show you some more of the cover up. Are you ready for this? This is what Donald Trump said when it happened in 2018. Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman on the right greeting today the son of the man and Turkey says Saudi Arabia killed in cold blood Jamal Kosigible in Washington.
President Trump accused Saudi Arabia not of murdering the journalist. It's admitted that but of doing it badly. It was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover-ups. It's very simple. Do you hear that? So, well, if you're wondering, like somebody in the chat in the comments like, "Kevin, what does this have to do with today?
Do you not get it? [clears throat] Do you really not get it?" You literally today have a reporter in the Oval Office asking about the very murder that Donald Trump admits was the worst cover up ever in the history of cover-ups. A journalist asks, "Well, if they just committed a murder and it was the worst cover up in the history of cover-ups, why is he sitting in the Oval Office, Mr.
Trump, and why are you doing deals with the Saudis?" Oh, what deals with the Saudis? How about this? A new Trump resort in the Maldes thanks to the Saudi partnership. Oh boy. What else are the Saudis doing? Oh, Saudi Arabia pushes for AI power with mega fund and direct investments into AI via Donald Trump.
Wow. Wait a minute. So, you're telling me that Donald Trump is sitting right here calling this reporter's license to be banished to silence this reporter for asking a question about the very murder that Donald Trump was the worst that Donald Trump says was the worst murder cover up ever because nobody knows murder coverups better than Donald Trump.
Maybe Virginia from the Epstein Files didn't kill herself. President Trump accused Saudi Arabia not murdering the journalist. It's admitted that but of doing it badly. It was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of coverups. So I hate to say it, but when you put this stuff together, the fact that you have a journalist, I mean, listen to this.
You're here in the Oval Office. Listen to it yourself. Why should Americans trust you? Why should Americans trust you? Same for you, Mr. president. Why should Americans trust you when you know you the royal highness highness here had this journalist murdered? And then the first thing Donald Trump says the first thing is this
news sir fake news ABC fake news. One of the worst one of the worst in the business. But I'll answer your question. Really? Really Donald Trump? They're fake news. You were the one who said in your own words it was the worst cover up in history. Now all of a sudden you're buddy buddy with the Saudis because it's helping the Trump business.
You guys are making a crapload of money not just on crypto. I mean they're literally funneling the the Middle East people in the Middle East are funneling money into Binance in into any kind of investments they can using Donald Trump's stable coins enriching Donald Trump so they can get what they want including weapon sales.
We are literally selling tanks and fighter jets to these folks. Ah, you know, cuz we're going to prop up American manufacturing. But look at what this is all on the backs of. Now, watch this. Okay, cuz this is crazy. Now, the audio of this is stupid cuz it's just like a little overlay, but I'm going to read it to you and I'm going to silence the audio cuz it's just this music.
Exclusive footage obtained shows Turkish Turkish investigators collecting evidence from the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. This is where the murder happened. where Kashogi was brutally killed and dismembered October 2nd, 2018. Turkish officials were not given access to the consulate for DNA testing until more than 2 weeks after the incident.
And a UN special reporter said that there was evidence evidence that was thoroughly cleaned and forensically cleaned. So basically, a UN individual went in. It's like, "Bro, you guys tried to clean the crap out of it. But not only did you try to clean the murder site, you guys did a really bad job at cleaning the murder site.
Like watch here. You literally still see with with blacklight in a moment on the floor the blood stains that they cleaned up. But not only that, they were so dumb they left the receipts of the dry cleaning of the carpets on the carpets. some of the blood stains. It's understood that some blood stains weren't cleaned, weren't missed.
You know, I don't exactly know what they're showing here. Here, look at this. The carpets were sent to dry cleaning after the incident, but the receipt attach but the receipts were still attached to the carpets for the dry cleaning. The dry cleaning company was totally forgotten. They forgot to take the receipts off.
[clears throat] And then this right here, they actually think that after they chopped up Kashki, they uh they put they basically burned them. Now, the Saudi consulate said that they were cooking a lot of meat because people were wondering here, like a baker reportedly helped the Saudi team, which could not ignite the oven on the day of the incident.
And investigators say large quantities of meat were barbecued there right after the killing as a possible cover up. Oh yeah, guys, we were just having a barbecue. We weren't trying to cook a human. Uh, and then they also, the Saudis did not allow testing, independent testing of the water well where they actually think the body may have been dissolved in acid because they they failed to host their their barbecue.
Somebody here in the chat writes, "This is seven years ago. They have new tactics now." Uh, yeah. Isn't that crazy? So, like I hate to say it, but this drives me nuts because Donald Trump, you know, this is this is the uh the guy walking into the consulate. By the way, this was the famous sort of surveillance footage showed because he went missing and people are like, "Where is he?" And they literally see him walking into the consulate.
Everybody knew he was about to get killed who was on the inside of it, you know, cuz 15 people were part of it, you know. Uh then, uh you know, they actually go as far as saying, "Yeah, you know what? Now, we're gonna admit that this murder did happen, but it was basically somebody who went rogue. And you know, this incident is actually very painful to the Saudis.
Uh, and it should be painful to anyone. We're all grieving together. That's the guy who was just in the White House that Donald Trump was defending. It's insane. Meanwhile, and this is the the scariest part about it all, uh, and like this part drives me nuts, Trump calls for ABC's license to be revoked after reporter asks about Epcene Files.
It was both. So, you're see Oh, come on, CB. I don't want to join Jim Kramer. F off. Your news is so fake and so wrong. Trump told Bruce in the Oval Office as he met with the crown prince, you know, because they followed up with Epstein talk after that. Uh, you're a terrible reporter. You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter.
No more questions from you. Trump said in the the Oval Office, it's literally the same kind of silencing of free speech that the Saudis did by murdering Kashogi, except it's literally happening in the damn Oval Office. Well, if you want life insurance, you can ge/life, paid promoter of the .
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