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One-On-One with Louie Gohmert EP26 the Deep State and Its one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) The Deep State and its Coconspirators! There has always been a Deep State, but lately it seems to be more active and corrupt than ever. We have all realized that some bureaucrats and politicians are more about maintaining their power and jobs than protecting the principles of our liberty. But we have always hoped for good to triumph in our government and nation. The Deep State hidden agenda is no longer hidden. In fact, there is a blatant rejection of the will of the people and the principles our country was founded upon. In some cases, it seems to have moved beyond just the unethical to truly illegal activity. There is no doubt that many in congress, government institutions, the media, and social platforms are working together to push a narrative that supports their livelihood while putting yours at risk. The existential threat to truth and our freedom of speech is real. The Good in America still exists, but your participation is needed like never before to maintain our freedom. THE OBJECTIVE: To provide a clear inside view of the deep state tactics of Washington and insights from a courageous congressional representative. Congressman Louie Gohmert is a leader, championing the freedoms of the U.S. Constitution. He joined the War Room to give real world D.C. insights you are not hearing anywhere else. page 1 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) YOUR MISSION: To learn and share this Economic Battle PlanTM with your friends and family. Understand what is really happening to America behind the scenes. We are looking for EWR team patriots to establish a unified voice to Washington that stands for truth and freedom. Look for more mission details coming soon. The Deep State is not new, but it has intensified: “The Deep State raises it head in multiple ways. There is a story after Reagan was elected and went through the inauguration. One department head said, “well it looks like the summer help is here.” – Louie Gohmert The bureaucrat was saying, we are running things not the elected officials. page 2 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) (OSINT)– Open Sourced Intelligence Briefing Interview with Kevin Freeman and Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert. Congressman Gohmert is the Vice Chair of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security, as well as the Vice Chairman of the Natural Resources Committee. Prior to being elected to serve in Congress, he was elected to three terms as District Judge in Smith County, Texas and was appointed by then Texas Governor Rick Perry to complete a term as Chief Justice of the 12th Court of Appeals. A. THERE IS REALLY IS A DEEP STATE and it exists within two primary groups: 1. Elected Officials 2. Bureaucrats It is a control thing. They are not guided by principles, other than to keep their power and advance the Deep State agenda. Elected officials come and go, but full-time Government workers like to think they run things, which is contrary to the vision the founders had. The government is supposed to be run by the people, not by D.C. bureaucrat employees looking to increase their power. page 3 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) QUICK SOLUTIONS: 1. Term limits should be put in place. This should be applied to elected officials, but also unelected bureaucrats. • J Edgar Hoover would be an example in the past. He was there so long that he became abusive with his authority. • We still see holdover employees from the Obama Justice Department trying to control things behind the scenes. a. Lawfare As a Weapon - Deep State Tactic-101: Keep suing regardless if you win or not. It ties them up politically and costs public servants money. Congressional Representatives at times take cabinet positions. If the deep state wants to sue to stop or slow something a cabinet official is leading, they can arbitrarily sue them. When sued, cabinet officials have to defend themselves at their own expense. Even though he or she might win the suit, the other side will keep suing until the individual runs out of money or decides the cause is no longer worth the effort. page 4 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) b. Recognize there is corruption of government employees within the executive branch. People are working against the president they are supposedly serving. There is often continued corruption from Obama or previous administration appointees. If they do not like the president, the bureaucracy controls the reins of power. 2. A provision where Congress could vote from their district would also be good. It would remind congressional members that their role is to represent the people, not cronyism and lobbyists. B. Examples of Deep State Corruption - A Two-Tiered Justice System 1. The Ignored Democrat IT Scandal- A National Security Risk! If this would have been a Republican IT scandal it would have blown up to one of the biggest scandals in history. See Episode #2 (https://www.blazetv.com/video/ep-2-this-is-the-biggest-political- scandal-since-watergate-economic-war-room) as well as our Economic Battle PlanTM Update EP 02 for a detailed overview of the scandal. page 5 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) Ironically, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan would not sanction a formal hearing despite the obvious malfeasance in the scandal. Congressman Gohmert reviewed the IT scandal with Bob Goodlatte, chairman of the judiciary committee. Together they laid out the case. Scott Perry went with Gohmert to lay the issues of corruption out to Jeff Sessions hoping to make an investigative case. The U.S. attorney’s office and the FBI agent in charge of the investigation wanted this thoroughly investigated. If these people were bleeding intelligence from our Congress, we need to get to the facts. Theresa Grafenstine, Inspector General for the House or Representatives, took the case. She was brilliant, knew her business and began running down evidence. She went on to be president of an international IT organization. She had a notebook with all kinds of information about the investigation and established that big crimes were being committed. She was forced out by the House. She wanted this properly investigated with a possible grand jury. The FBI did not interview her until two or three days before the sentencing hearing. They called her in and told her, “do not under any circumstances bring your notebook or anything. You come, but do not bring anything.” page 6 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) The FBI then reported back to Sessions that they looked into this, but she did not have anything to support her case. The FBI literally told her not to bring anything so they could make that statement. “The FBI spent basically two hours threatening her that they would come after her if she didn’t drop the case.” Deep State Defined - a body of people, typically influential members of government agencies or the military, believed to be involved in the secret manipulation or control of government policy. 2. We excused Secretary Clinton for essentially the same thing. Making our national security information available to foreign nations. At issue: Our intelligence community came forward and told the FBI, including Peter Strzok that there is 100 percent certainty that Clinton’s email server was hacked and that they had proof. page 7 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) Literally, the intel community IG, sent his investigator Frank Rucker over to tell Peter Strzok, head of the FBI counter terrorism, and two other FBI individuals their findings. Rucker stated that we now have proof positive that Hillary Clinton’s server was hacked. And he told them that the country was not Russia. It was China.* (Note: The China information has been released from other sources, so we are not sharing classified information.) The FBI official Position: The FBI last public statement in August that there was no evidence that her private server was hacked. They purposely refused to accept evidence of the hack and did not want proof otherwise. page 8 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) There was hope that Director Ray would address this serious problem. Since he let that statement go out, however, it appears he is more interested in protecting the deep state FBI than cleaning things up and reestablishing integrity. “There is a standard for Democrats where we look the other way, and then the standard for Republicans is we’ll make stuff up if we have to.” “In Proverbs, the Bible references that in good times where God is honored, you have leader and judges focused on justice. They are not affected, by wealth or political parties. Today, we are seeing the double standard. Some get away with it, while others they hang high in the end.” –Congressman Louie Gohmert THIS IS A TIME WHERE WE NEED TO FOCUS ON RESTORING OUR NATION. PLEASE READ 2nd Chronicles 7:14 C. The War on Free Speech - There is an extraordinary media/news bias within Google, Twitter, and FB social media Louie Gohmert has proposed a potential free market solution to fix Digital/ Social Media Bias. page 9 one-on-one with Louie Gohmert EP26 [Economic patriot score: 75) The Problem is Google Bias and their Ability to Influence Elections: Dr. Robert Epstein, who was the Psychology Today editor, did a thorough study on Google and the placement and the impact it has on the election.
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