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Published on Oct 11, 2018

Synopsis: Last night late night anchor Shannon Bream – a Liberty University graduate – snared a surprise live telephone interview with President Trump. Bream, who is wayyyy underrated in our opinion, did a great job at questioning the President. Early on, she elicits an amazing response from the President regarding whether he will de-classify documents which Rod Rosenstein and company do not want to be made public. The excuse the coup plotters always use in stonewalling declassification is that it would reveal the darkest secret of them all – a secret so secret that only the intelligence community of Tahiti has not heard this – unless they stumble upon the Wikipedia entry for Five Eyes. So here is the secret. The U.S. is involved in an intelligence alliance with Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, knows as the Five Eyes. These five countries share SIGINT – or signals intelligence – among each other in a way that circumvents various privacy laws established in the 5 nations.

Five Eyes needs to end. It's all illegal and highly inappropriate. END IT. Expose it now, Mr. President. Let it rip. We owe nothing to Australia after they want to dump their refugees in our country. We owe the UK NOTHING after their turning that thug Christopher Steele loose to frame our dear candidate Trump and if that failed, use a Witch Hunt investigation to try to disrupt, discredit and destroy his Presidency.

We owe these countries nothing. We honestly need to shut down the entire NSA. We just need to shut it down. If we have to rebuild some office buildings, we'll just rebuild them. No reason at all to allow this insanity as a consequence of 9/11 and "terrorists".

Declassify without redaction, everything, Mr. President, and let the chips fall where they may.