Curt Weldon

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629 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard 18 Aug

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I'm sure they told him that.
Joe has traveled with me. He went to Libya with me. I took the first delegation to Libya in 25 years. Joe went with me on my second trip when I spoke to Libyan people. Joe spoke after I did. Joe and I grew up one mile apart. My son graduated with Joe's daughter.
And when my son died, partly because of what they did to me, Joe drove three hours as vice president and stood in line at the funeral to console my family. And when I lost my election in November of 2006, One of the first calls at my home that night was from Joe Biden. And he said, Kurt, I'm sorry what they did to you. The other person that called me was Steny Hoyer, top Democrat in the House.
And he said, Kurt, I'm sorry what they did to you. Both of them called me because they were friends of mine, still are friends of mine, even though I'm a Republican. Let me say one more thing. In 2000, people were pushing me to become chairman of the Armed Services Committee. Donald Rumsfeld was the top leader on defense issues. He writes a one-page letter endorsing me for chairman.
The top Democrat was the Deputy Secretary of Defense John Henry. He writes a one-page letter endorsing me. I have both letters I'll give you for your show. Endorsing me, but I would have had to have jumped over four other members, and we didn't do that back then. So I waited. I was next in line. And I would have become chairman had I been elected in 2006.
That's what it was all about, stopping me from becoming chairman. But here's the thing you asked about the hearing. I requested the hearings as the vice chairman of the Defense Committee and the Homeland Security Committee. And I went to Donald Rumsfeld, who had endorsed me in 2000, and his assistant's name was Steve Cambone. And they said, no way, Congressman.
We're not letting anyone from Able Danger testify. I said, oh, yes, you are. The American people need to hear this. And they said, no, we're not. I have a letter that I'll provide for you for your show that I produced, signed by 250 members of Congress. There are only 435 members in the House.
250 members. I would say this to you right now. Probably eight of those members have signed that letter in the Senate right now. People like Roger Wicker and Lindsey Graham and Shelley Moore Capital, they were all House members. 250 members of the House signed the letter with me.
People like Jack Murtha, people like Dick Armey, senior leaders of both parties, saying we want this team to testify about what they knew. But the deep state didn't want them to testify. And Rumsfeld wouldn't let them testify. They sat in the audience. I testified at a public hearing, and I showed the charts that you have now. That's the first time those charts were ever shown.
The whole thing is a cover-up. And that's why I'm here.
Absolutely. I could have gotten more. I only had a couple there. 250 members of the House.
No, but he wasn't in a position of being the president where you have the ability to control the deep state. The leadership in the White House controls what the deep state does and who they are.
Well, the leadership in the White House.
And the only reason I talked after 18 years— And then that's George Bush, though. What? Because Donald Trump took on the 51 people when he denied their security clearances. They're the deep state. All of those 51 were involved in creating a false scenario about Russia inclusion with Trump. And I figured I'm going to talk now that Trump's in.
And look, my partners today are ex-federal judges, former heads of the FBI. They all know my story. And a lot of military officers know my story. So they can't get away with knocking me off. And I know the game. You know, they have needles they insert in people that give them fast-moving cancer. They have ways that they get you out through accidents. You can do that to me. Come on. No, I'm not.
Come on. I've had two staffers that both worked for the CIA. One was threatened by a former top CIA official worldwide. My staffer from Florida, John Quirk, who was in charge of anti-money laundering, got a call from the senior CIA retiree. And he said to him, why are you helping Kurt Weldon? And John Quirk said, because Kurt Weldon's a patriot.
A year later, John Quirk died of a fast-moving stomach cancer. Now, I can't prove that they did it. But that's not right in America.
Peter Pryde was my staffer. Peter Pryde worked for me. Peter Pryde wrote this book with me. Peter Pryde was my person. I brought Peter from the CIA after 10 years of analysis to work for me. He was my person. Everything I did, I did with Peter Pryde.
I wrote the EMP legislation. I created the EMP commission that Peter headed up. Peter Prye was my person. I was working with him when he died.
He was healthy.
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