Sen. Ron Johnson
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Sen. Ron Johnson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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When you start putting together at what temperature steel melts, they had molten steel in the twin towers. I'm not sure we had a number seven. But if one column expanded, went off kilter, and that's what brought the whole thing down, well... It wouldn't come down so symmetrically. You wouldn't have a free fall.
Then you get deeper into it, and, you know, there was a—I think his name was Barry Jennings. He was there, went up there. They'd already cleared out Building 7, even though he went up there to their command center and— Somebody goes, get out of there.
It was literally predicted to come down, even though, again, a steel-structured building had never collapsed due to fire because they're protected that way. He heard explosions. He got down to the sixth floor and had to go back up to eighth because something had been blown out. Again, what? What caused all this?
No, I mean, they did, it was damaged, but even this says, you know, not significant damage by the Twin Towers falling. So again, there's just so many things. I mean, you could spend quite some time. I mean, the ash contains residual of both burnt and unburnt thermite, which is used to demolish buildings and it's military grade and there's nanoparticle thermite.
And you have all these metal spheres that you, you only get these iron spheres with extreme temperatures and again, jet fuel burns at below, I think a thousand degrees of Fahrenheit. And again, nothing's adding up. I mean, you know, just structurally, just basic engineering, basic physics. It doesn't make sense. So I would like to, you know, NIST took years to conclude, conclude their report. Uh,
To just a layperson, it doesn't make sense, particularly when you listen to the structural engineering professor just nuke the explanation. They never looked at a plausibility of some kind of controlled demolition. They never put in their report all these reports of people saying there were explosions. There's just so much ignored. In fact, the Bush administration –
dragged their feet, obstructed, setting up a 9-11 commission. Again, I could go on and on and on and on. I don't have any answers. I just have a host of questions.
Why isn't there? My guess is because they are very effective at marginalizing and discrediting anybody who can answer questions. But why would they want to hide the truth? I... You have to know exactly what they're trying to hide to be able to answer that question. I can't.
And by the way, it wasn't like I went out of my way and had an interview just on this. I mean, I was asked a question, probably wandered into a space I maybe shouldn't have wandered into. But again, I was just describing all the ways the federal government has lied to us. Yes. And Yeah, I've been— You're part of the federal government, by the way.
I've been targeted by the FBI's misinformation campaign on Hunter Biden's computer. I mean, they've given me BS briefings to throw me off the trail. So I've seen this. Again, I didn't run for the U.S. Senate because I wanted to get involved in investigations. I ran because we were mortgaging our kids' future because I knew Obamacare wouldn't work. but you become chairman of Homeland Security.
Within, immediately, you've got the Hillary Clinton email scandal. That's in our committee's jurisdiction, federal records, plus for the Oversight Committee. So you start doing those investigations, and just one investigation just morphs into another.
The same cast of characters, the FBI that wrote the exoneration memo for James Comey, transferring the Crossfire Hurricane to the group that, you know, Vindman and the... And the impeachment inquiry of Trump, I mean, you just see it all. And your eyes are opened up to the total corruption of these federal government agencies.
And you realize we've just been lied to over and over and over and over again throughout history, at least, you know, history that's recent in my past.
I would ask you the same question. Why have you been so instrumental in broadening the Overton window on some of these things? And of course, the Overton window is all about, this is what you can discuss without threat or without risk. But you got to go beyond that.
In my case, I have a responsibility. I was chairman of the Senate Oversight Committee. So again, you start there. Hillary Clinton has this email scandal. That's my committee's jurisdiction. That has to be investigated. I can't turn a blind's eye toward that. And then like Bobby Kennedy, once your eyes are open to this, you also can't turn a blind's eye.
But I think it's just the empathy you have for the vaccine injured. Again, I didn't reach out to them because I was holding hearings because nobody else was on early treatment. When I still have the chairmanship, people start reaching out to you and then you become aware of these people that are completely being gaslit or being ignored.
I mean, I could not believe in that Milwaukee event I held in June 2021, where I met Brianne Dressen and Maddie DeGarry and other vaccine injured Cheryl Rutgers. Again, I was hoping there would be some measure of sympathy expressed by the news media. They would ask them their stories. You know, tell us about your experience.
Now, the first question was, hey, Ken Reckers, you just want to try and make money off of a lawsuit here? Is that why you're doing this? So... You develop an empathy for these people. And then, you know, listen, I'm not a New Yorker. I wasn't impacted any more than the world was by 9-11. Not anywhere like the firefighters who lost their loved ones or the 9-11 families.
But then they come up to you, and they're literally begging you, please, I want some closure here. I want to know what happened. The government's not being honest. You combine that with the fact that I know the government just freaking lies to their teeth to the American public all the time, which is outrageous.
Okay, so my eyes are opened. Somebody's got to do it. I actually have a responsibility to do it. Now I'm chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. That's responsibility. Now, you have to pick your targets. I've always said I'm like a mosquito in a nudist colony. It's a target-rich environment.
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