Dr. Simone Gold
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456 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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And I'm sitting at dinner and I get a phone, a message on my phone. And there's a picture of me on the FBI's most wanted list. with my picture. Oh, oh, that's a problem. And I look at it. Wow. And my first reaction was, well, this was Photoshopped. This is like a joke.
I mean, I just, I still can't believe it. Yeah, yeah, I can appreciate that. I'm on the FBI's most wanted list. Right, wow. And so they have a picture of me. Somebody handed me a megaphone and I was giving my speech. And that was the picture of me on the FBI's most wanted list. And I was like, no. And I just couldn't believe it. And then the next day, I started getting a little bit worried.
But I went off four days later, and I gave another speech in Florida. And I went back years later, and I watched that speech. And I never even mentioned January 6th, just to give you perspective that I didn't think. And then 12 days later, I'm in my apartment working. And the most horrific, loudest, I can't do it justice, scream banging on the door. Ah!
So loud that I immediately thought, well, I can't possibly be the FBI because this must be a Columbia cartel coming to murder me. Of course, this couldn't be the FBI. I remember thinking, couldn't possibly be the FBI. they would have called me. And they're screaming, and I'm looking, and I'm looking at the person I'm working with, I'm like, is that real? And he says, no, no, that's not real.
I mean, we just couldn't process it. About 30, 40 seconds go by, and I stand up, and I turn to kind of come, and they break the door down with a battering ram.
Yep, two-bedroom apartment and battery ram, 20 guys in tactical gear, bulletproof vests and tactical gear, huge weapons pointed at me, the laser sight beams as close as I am to you. And I'm looking, I'm like, that's weird. And you asked me if I panic. And I remember thinking, oh, okay. And I got really calm.
And as soon as I realized that, oh, before that, he had said to me, turn around, turn around, turn around, turn around, turn around, turn around, like screaming. And I was disoriented. And I took a step forward.
And I thought later, oh, he definitely could have been justifiable homicide. Right. And then I saw the sight beams. I'm like, oh. And I got really calm. And I was fine. And I put this. And they are coming to arrest me.
Oh, and you know what else kicked in there by the ER? So they're taking us off in handcuffs and shackles. It was crazy. And I said, I was very calm. I said, hey, you took my phone, you took computers, you took everything. Could I take some cash with me? Because at some point you're going to release me and I'm going to need a way home.
Nope, can't do that. I'm like, okay. I say that not incidentally. So they whisk us off. We go to jail. Perp walk in front of the neighbors. Oh, yeah. Shackles.
Yeah, the theater is, I think the whole thing was to intimidate and scare me and others. Did it work? You know, it backfires is what it does. Oh, at the time, yes, but now I don't think there's anything I'm afraid of now. I mean, if you had said to me beforehand, would you be afraid of being in prison? Would you be afraid of being in isolation? What is worse? What is worse than that?
And now I'm like, I don't like it. It's unpleasant, but okay. Like, you can't scare me with it. Like, you could probably still scare you with that. You can't scare me with that. Like... It's terrible, granted, but okay. So, no, it totally backfires on people like me. I mean, it's literally, it's a foolish move if you're trying to silence people like me. It just backfires.
Now, they don't know ahead of time who's strong and who's not strong, but handcuffed, shackled, walking, right, good in front of the neighbors, doors, you know, broken. I happen to have had a gun in the house. They asked me where it was. I told them where it was. We get taken off, et cetera, all this stuff. I mentioned just two small things because they're trying to be as dehumanizing as possible.
One is when they release me, I go from being like this hardened criminal to being released in a matter of one minute, basically. The judge is like, you can be released, and then they have shackles off, and they literally kick me out on the street, downtown Los Angeles, I have no shoes because they didn't let me take shoes. And I said, how am I going to get home?
And the officer says, you should have thought of that. And I just got so snippy. I said, you know, I am an ER doctor. I know exactly what it's like to show up somewhere unprepared. And I wasn't going to. And I wanted to bring money. You didn't let me. How am I going to get home? I had no phone. It was insane.
So I'm just sharing that it's done to break you. And the other thing that they did that was very effective, they took all of our computers and phones. And so my piece of advice for anyone listening is have backups and not to worry too much about what you're writing, assuming you're doing lawful activities, just have lots of backups everywhere.
So this is very funny. You will enjoy this story. So there's no right to speedy trial, even though that's in our constitution. They delay, delay, delayed until the government was ready to go, and then my judge couldn't have been faster. So I found out I had been charged. And where were you tried? All J6 defendants were being tried in the District of Columbia. Oh, yeah. That was intentional.
And none of us are from the District of Columbia. And the District of Columbia voted 96% for Biden. And this was a political issue. And it's a company town. The largest employer, I think 30% of people, 20 or 30% of people that live in D.C. work for the federal government. So by definition, it's a company town. Plus, it's a political trial. Yeah. So not moving was really unfair to J6 defendants.
So I had every intention of fighting and pleading not guilty until I saw the charges. So the charges included a bizarre 1512c2 felony that's a 20-year felony. It's bizarre. It's an accounting kind of firm. Remember the Enron scandal? The theory was that Arthur Anderson, their accounting firm, shredded documents. So to close that loophole is called closing the Arthur Anderson loophole.
Somebody 20 years ago came up with this 1512c2 statute, which is witness tampering and evidence shredding. That is what they charged me and hundreds of J6ers with. You might ask why? Because it's wholly irrelevant, has nothing to do with us. 20 years. That was why. This is how they got J6ers to take the plea.
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