Radio Show Hour 2 – 2026/04/25

[00:00:01] You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is The Political Cesspool. The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program. And here to guide you through the murky waters of The Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.

[00:00:28] As you know, folks, the Department of Justice recently announced that a federal grand jury in Alabama has charged the Southern Poverty Law Center with multiple counts of wire and bank fraud-related charges. We have assembled a special panel of activists and attorneys to discuss this indictment, and we're asking them to share their reactions and encouraging them to focus on whatever aspects of this development that they find most interesting.

[00:00:56] Now continuing that conversation is my friend Glenn Allen, Attorney Glenn Allen. He is the founder, president, chairman of the board, and chief legal officer of the Free Expression Foundation. Prior to that, Glenn worked as an attorney for the city of Baltimore and with other very, very prestigious... And he had firsthand experience being persecuted by the SPLC. That is correct, and other very prestigious law firms.

[00:01:25] He is one of the most accomplished and intelligent men I have ever met, and certainly that extends to his legal... To him in the legal realm. Glenn, there is so much to talk about. You've released a statement on this. What was your initial reaction? What about this do you want to talk about? Well, I had mixed feelings, James. I had three different reactions.

[00:01:50] One was what I guess comes from the German word of schadenfreude, that the SPLC was now in a world of hurt. And I enjoyed that, because if anyone deserves some karma coming to them, it would be that organization. So I had some strong schadenfreude. That was part of my reaction.

[00:02:12] And the second part was vindication, because I had filed a lawsuit against the SPLC based on the proposition that Heidi Byrick had bribed or improperly influenced an employee at the National Alliance to turn over confidential information. And that she then used that information to get me doxxed and get me fired.

[00:02:35] And the federal judge, amazingly, held that my allegations were not plausible and dismissed my case. And I just stretched my head. The Department of Justice would beg to differ. Yeah, I was. Was this judge going to read that and say, you know, I was I was very wrong. It was not only plausible is exactly what was happening.

[00:03:00] And then I guess there's also that kind of lingering disappointment that the legal system that I work in had had treated me so unfairly. But not only me, I after I was doxxed and lost my job, as James has indicated, I created a nonprofit. But prior to that, I also created something called the Breathing Spatial Descent. And I learned about all the victims of the SPLC and often very decent people.

[00:03:29] I remember being contacted by a group of elderly folks. I'm elderly myself, but she called them a group of grandmas and grandpas up in Minnesota that would meet in the library to discuss the Somali invasion. And the SPLC put them on their hate map. And there were a lot of instances like that.

[00:03:48] And I just realized, you know, how much how much we had been victimized and how the legal system had had not risen to the occasion. Because the SPLC would walk in with this kind of presumption that they were a legitimate organization. And there's nothing you could do. Glenn, let me ask you this. This is this is key. And I want to encourage people to go to Free Expression Foundation dot org. There's a lot of reasons for you to go there.

[00:04:18] This is Glenn's nonprofit, Free Expression Foundation dot org. As I mentioned, Glenn is one of the most competent, capable, brilliant attorneys that you could ever find, regardless of political opinion. We're just so fortunate that he happens to agree with ours. But Free Expression Foundation dot org. You may need his services, but you'll certainly want to support the people who do. And you can support his work there. It's a task of simple organization. Get a nice write off.

[00:04:45] But Glenn, I was reading your statement that you wrote about this. And we're going to repost it at our website in the next few days. But you were hopeful. There's a lot of diversity of opinion on whether or not the SPLC is actually going to swing for this. You are hopeful that they are going to actually face and experience true justice. I am. I am indeed. My concern is that this might drag out.

[00:05:15] I mean, it's such a political decision whether to pursue these kind of prosecutions. But if the Democrats get back in power, I'm sure they would shut down the lawsuit, the criminal indictment. But we've got some time. Go ahead. Yeah. I was just going to say that they are, you know, certainly some names are going to come up, not just the SPLC as to who is directing this.

[00:05:43] And I can't wait for that for the discovery phase to kick in. That was one thing Lydia Brimler wrote about today, how much she is looking forward to the discovery. But, Glenn, I want to give you a wide berth here to carry us to the break on this segment. And that is, I would just remind the audience that when a grand jury extends an indictment, the conviction rate is between 90 and 95 percent.

[00:06:12] So the SPLC would be bucking the odds to a tremendous extent to skate free on this, although it has happened before. So, again, carry on with that and make any final statements you want. You've got about four minutes. We will not interrupt. Sure. Sure. Yeah. No, I'm confident that, you know, I haven't read the indictment with assiduous care, but I'm not sure what they're seeking.

[00:06:38] I don't think they're seeking prison time for these people, but much as they deserve it. I think those people that ran the SPLC engaged in criminal behavior and they should be behind bars. I think they're seeking a forfeiture, but that's pretty huge. I mean, this has been going on for, gosh, you know how many years. And I don't know how many hundreds of millions of dollars the SPLC has obtained from that. And so I think there's going to be a huge financial hit to the SPLC.

[00:07:07] And also, James, you know there are such things as class action lawyers, and I am quite confident that they're gearing up to go to these donors and say, you know, here's a class action to get back the money that you gave. And I know these class action lawyers, and I know they're motivated by money, and they smell money, and the SPLC has money. So I think the SPLC is going to get hit financially.

[00:07:36] And it may be hit so hard that it goes out of business, but I am planning to be one of those that goes after them too. So I'm thinking with my colleagues, you know, to maybe revive my lawsuit. And as I think your colleague has mentioned, there is a provision for vacating a judgment based on newly discovered evidence, and I may do that.

[00:08:04] And also, I need to look at the pleadings. I don't know what the SPLC said when I alleged that Randolph Dilliaway was bribed. If they said, no, no, no, that's not true, I guess I have an argument that they made a false statement, and they made it to the court. And that's another basis for undoing that judgment. I think something that's going to have to happen, though, is that they don't settle this case without disclosing the name of the individual.

[00:08:34] The names of the individuals is the key to, I think, the newly discovered evidence. Pleas are considered to be a conviction as far as it goes. Well, I'm talking to two attorneys, so what do I know? I'm a layman, but I've been doing a lot of research this week. But no, Glenn, listen, I've got to say, you are a fighter, and you are a lion.

[00:08:55] And you have not only set an example for the rest of us to follow in terms of how to honorably and nobly appoint yourself in the face of very unfortunate circumstances, but you've also given hope to others since then through the Free Expression Foundation. I cannot recommend it highly enough. FreeExpressionFoundation.org. Just go there and read about it, and you'll know why.

[00:09:21] But, Glenn, a final word to you with a minute remaining, and thank you for being a part of this panel discussion tonight. Yeah, James, you know, you're in my pantheon of heroes. I've talked about nobility. I mean, James Edwards embodies it. So I appreciate your words, but I do try to help, and I have always tried to help.

[00:09:41] And if anyone has some connection that they think might have some need of legal analysis or legal representation, and that's what I created the Free Expression Foundation for. And given the number of victims the SBLC has, I imagine there are a lot of people out there that we should talk to and see what we can do for them, and I'm glad to do that.

[00:10:08] So, yeah, so wish us the best, and nothing would please me more than to come away with a verdict, take away some of that ill-gotten gain from the SBLC, and distribute it to victims or other people who deserve it. And see Heidi Byrick and Mark Potok get their just desserts. Oh, my goodness. Well, I tell you, it was meant to be almost.

[00:10:37] I mean, what happened to you 10 years ago, I wouldn't wish on anyone, but I'm so glad that it gave birth to the Free Expression Foundation. God's will be done. And thank you, Glenn Allen, for everything you do. We'll talk to you again soon. I can't wait to see where this goes. Okay, thank you, Glenn. You got it. God tells us in Hebrews 10.25 that we should gather together to worship him.

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[00:12:59] TheEpochTimes.com So Patrick Martin is, of course, our resident expert on everything, as Keith said, during the break between Glenn Allen's appearance and now Patrick. I mean, but it has been true this year. I cannot keep this man off the radio. I typically don't like to have a guest on too much. I don't like to draw from any well too often.

[00:13:27] But when it comes to Iran, well, he was a former government contractor with a degree in Islamic studies. He's been all over the world. He knows what's going on there. So we had him on Confederate History Month a few weeks ago. Well, we wrote the book. He put together the book, The Honorable Cause of Free South. He's a southern nationalist. Got to have him on. Tonight, he was actually... We're in our head about who's the expert to call. We know the answer is Patrick Martin.

[00:13:55] Well, tonight, I mean, you know, we're talking about the SPLC indictment. He's quarreled with them. He was at Charlottesville. He wrote the book, A Walk in the Park, My Charlottesville Story. And, Patrick, that is what you had commented on. You were there. You wrote a book about the event. You guaranteed, as I'm reading from your social media, there were bad apples in the group. But the vast majority of us were sincere participants seeking to stop the removal of a Confederate monument.

[00:14:24] Many of the optics were not contrived. They were reactions to communist attacks on us. And you write, I think most interestingly, your book, A Walk in the Park, My Charlottesville Story, which is available for sale on Amazon tonight. You wrote the book for this day today. What has happened? Yeah, so, first of all, you know, again, thank you very much. It's always an honor to be on the show. Great to hear you and Keith.

[00:14:49] I'll say, really, bottom line of this, with regard to Charlottesville, a lot of folks, you know, they now, there have been a lot of folks saying, folks like Tucker Carlson and so forth as well, who I actually like, but saying that we were some kind of PSYOP or some kind of left-wing operation, kind of federal operation, what have you. And now, of course, this comes out of the SPLC having paid off one fellow who was part of the organization. The bottom line is, it was the right cause to be at.

[00:15:18] Charlottesville, prior to that, there was New Orleans. There's been a number of, there was Shelbyville later on that year, the removal of southern icons and southern monuments. And, in fact, January of that year, I wound up leading a different protest, another protest in Tallahassee about the removal of Confederate monuments as well.

[00:15:38] So, this has been an ongoing struggle where there's this race to erase the southern culture, to remove any kind of vestiges of history. And so, most of us showed up for that purpose alone, was to stop the leave monument from being removed. There wasn't just any town, by the way. I think that's the one thing a lot of folks fail to remember. Charlottesville is the University of Virginia's home.

[00:16:04] The University of Virginia was Thomas Jefferson, probably one of the great minds of the South toward the foundation of these United States. Right. And so, the man who wrote the Declaration of Independence, the man who played an intricate role in the formation of the Virginia Constitution that would ultimately be used as a blueprint by James Madison, John Jay, and Alexander Hamilton to write out the Constitution, the U.S. Constitution. That was all written in Charlottesville.

[00:16:30] Charlottesville was kind of ground zero with Monticello so close, Madison's home so close. Charlottesville was somewhat of the epicenter of American intellectual thought and political thought. That sort of libertarian form of ideology. And that's why the leftists needed to come and attack it. That's why the leftists needed to destroy it as an institution because it had that whole rugged individualism that Marxists hate the most.

[00:16:56] And they came after, again, the Southern Monument, the Southern Icon, specifically the Lee Monument. So, most of us showed up there for that purpose. And, of course, to listen to our leader at the time, I was with Member of the League of the South in Florida. We had Dr. Hill was scheduled to speak. Dr. Hill, of course, is great order. The man who has actually led Southern nationalism for decades now gave his whole life to it. And that was it.

[00:17:21] And had we not been attacked, had we been able to walk into the park and walk out of the park, hell, we could have been dressed like 13th century French knights. And it wouldn't have mattered because, bottom line is, we had a right to go to a park. We had a license to do so. And we were attacked. We were assaulted. So, much of what you see, the violence you see, was not planned out by our side. It was mostly sincere participants who wound up being attacked viciously by communists. Well, it was spun that way.

[00:17:50] But I think you were the guys that were attacked. Have you got any ideas who Agent F-37 might be? I mean, so everybody's been playing, you know, you know the name that tune. I don't know if that was Wink Martindale's show or what. But everybody's been playing name that mole in our ranks. But, well, you know, we've all been speculating. And there's been a lot of names branded to bat. I don't know if I've seen the same name twice.

[00:18:18] That shows you how wide the net's being cast. But hopefully we'll find that out. Now, Rich Hamblin says hello to you tonight, Patrick. And he brings out a couple of things. He says he's concerned that the SBOC will settle this. Settling means no trial, thus no discovery. Thus, we will not find out who the mole is. And no new evidence for Glenn Allen's lawsuit. And no new evidence introduced, as Rich says. But, okay, so let's just – oh, and by the way, speaking of Charlottesville,

[00:18:48] he writes that Lee's Army kept the Yankees from burning Charlottesville, hence the statue. Very interesting. Go, Patrick. Yeah. I mean, in the park as well, named Everton. You know, it's – I think with regard to SBOC, I read the indictment. And unfortunately, I think the SBOC is going to get it tossed out of court. Just the way it was very hastily written. And I don't really know who was behind it, who decided to write it.

[00:19:13] My personal opinion is – and I hate to hear this, but it's a fact – that they can say that within their overall functions, the payment of information from informants would assist their cause, the SBOC cause, and therefore was within their rights use of their currently being charged with fraud. All right, so that – Patrick, I just got to ask you. I mean, this is the thing. And I believe this issue stems from how they set up the payments in the bank accounts. Yes. It reads as though the payments were fraudulent and legal because of how they were hiding, what they were for, and who was being paid.

[00:19:41] But again, as I said with Keith at the top of the show tonight, the SBOC was never an official law enforcement entity. They're not a government agency. They were basically, as we said, just a radical left-wing communist fundraising scheme. And they destroyed the lives of people who disagreed with their worldview. But, I mean, as private citizens and as a charity, can they act as, you know, if they were the FBI who can engage in this behavior and has always done so? I mean, is that where the – Let me just say this. Is that where the illegality comes from, Keith?

[00:20:10] If there was a fair judge in this, and I'm not sure. I don't know what type of venue the middle district of Alabama is. That's where the black belt is. And you have a judge with the last name of Marks. So, consequently, I don't know what's going to happen in this thing. But, you know, I would hope that the judge would at least let them go through discovery to see if they can flesh out these – You know, a federal lawsuit is going to be conclusory.

[00:20:39] It's not going to have, you know, specific evidence and witnesses and everything listed in it. And I think they ought to be given an opportunity to develop that. All right. So, I mean, again, so in our previous segment, Glenn Allen says yes. I mean, this is an accomplished attorney. Yes, he thinks that the SPLC is going to pay a price. You say no. And I think we'll have continued diversity as we continue to talk to people, Augustus Invictus next, and Sam Dixon after that. All attorneys.

[00:21:09] We'll see what they say. But there is a diversity opinion on this. A lot of people are saying what you say, Patrick, that the SPLC is going to get this tossed. Glenn Allen says I don't think so. We'll see. But the final word is to you with three or four minutes remaining. So much to cover. Just one segment tonight. It's an ensemble cast. So thank you for this cameo. But keep going. Yeah, I think the, if I was going to add for the last few minutes, is that I had the misfortune of being arrested at Charlottesville.

[00:21:37] And I sat alongside James Fields. Now, at the time, I did not know who he was. I was right next to him. And I had no idea who he was because I was in custody. So I just happened to watch as the, I watched the police railroad him. I watched him put words in his mouth. I thought he was a kid, like a preppy kid who got a DUI. His face looked very flush. He sort of looked zombie-ish out of it. His hair disheveled and so forth.

[00:22:06] He had a white polo on. I'm sure just about everybody would have that reaction if they had undergone what he did. Oh, yeah. And he sat there. And I watched an officer walk out and say, well, you really said that you pressed the gas here? And, you know, he kind of like nodded his head. And he's like, okay, so I put down, yes, his paper work. Patrick, pardon the interruption. You know, as long as you and I have been friends and colleagues, I've never heard this story before. You were right there in that moment.

[00:22:36] That's incredible. Yes, sir. They can pressure people, weak people like James into admitting to anything just to stop the torment. So, I mean, listen, keep going. Yeah, we went from – so there was a local, like a police station, right, a big state trooper type station underground where there was the parking lot and there was the courthouse. Well, they took me over because I thought I was going to go inside. Now, I happened to own a house in Virginia at the time.

[00:23:05] The only reason why I was allowed to walk away was I had to put my house up as my collateral. So I was able to go on my car as my house as my collateral. But had I not owned that house, I would have been inside that whole weekend. And I sat there with him. We happened to be arrested about the same time. I was moved over to this one area, the Arbor Merrill – Arbor Merrill, I remember how to say it – Arbor Merrill Jail. And, you know, we were waiting for the arraignment to come in. We had these – there was a temporary magistrate in another room.

[00:23:35] And he and I just sat next to each other. And, of course, the state troopers said, you know, don't talk, don't communicate with each other. But I watched it, the whole thing happened. And I cover a little bit in my book, Walk in the Park. I tried to – you know, because I really think he got railroaded in so many – it's such a travesty justice every which way. But, again, I then watched him go inside. They went – the magistrate did whatever they had to do. And then he went right behind metal doors and kind of disappeared into the system.

[00:24:05] And then I was pulled in next. So I was right behind him as far as a magistrate is concerned. What a story tonight. What a story tonight on the show. Yeah. And I think he – I really, honest to God, think he got railroaded in the – not just the worst way to the trial and so forth. I really do think he was reacting to a crowd attacking him. He was a deer calling the headlights. 100%. I hear the music – oh, my God. I hear the music.

[00:24:31] I mean, as I said, I mean, this is – Millennial Woes says James Fields is rotting in prison for 400 years while MAGA alt-like cowards who had much less conviction than him laugh and claim he was a fed all along. They were utterly contemptible. Thank God for men, men like Patrick Martin. Patrick, thank you. God bless you. Proclaiming liberty across the land. You're listening to Liberty News Radio.

[00:25:00] News this hour from Town Hall. I'm Mary Rose. President Trump is telling his U.S. envoys not to go to Pakistan to resume talks with Iran. President Donald Trump says he has told U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to not go to Pakistan for more talks with Iran. Trump tells Fox News they can call us anytime they want.

[00:25:21] Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi met in Pakistan with the country's army chief on Saturday about what Arachi calls Iran's red lines for negotiations. Arachi said Tehran would engage in indirect talks meeting with Pakistan until a result is achieved. Iranian officials have openly asked how they can trust the U.S. after talks last year and early this year over Tehran's nuclear program ended with it being attacked by the U.S. and Israel. I'm Donna Water. Sticker shock at the pump.

[00:25:51] It's nationwide reality since the war with Iran started. But worst of all, in some Democrat-controlled states. A lot of these, this is just blue state stupidity that they pay so much for gas. And economist Steve Moore with the Committee to Unleash Prosperity tells the Salem Radio Network some of these states actually have a lot of untapped energy resources. New York has a lot of oil, too.

[00:26:17] I mean, they are the Utica Shale, which Pennsylvania drills to get money. The idiot New Yorkers in Albany, the lawmakers, won't allow the drilling. So, you know, in Pennsylvania they're drilling horizontally under New York and take them out all their oil. The war continues to inflict financial pain for Iran as well.

[00:26:35] Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says U.S. naval blockade is choking the Iranian economy, especially the IRGC, by pushing Karj Island oil facilities toward shutdown and freezing regime funds abroad. The U.S. Treasury is intensifying pressure by freezing regime funds and sanctioning entities involved in covert trade and finance. Ron Taylor reporting. More on these stories.

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[00:30:09] He's a Florida-based political activist and former attorney, a graduate of the University of South Florida and DePaul University College of Law. He gained national prominence in 2016 while campaigning for the United States Senate in Florida and has since become a leading voice of the dissident far right. August 12, 2017. He was scheduled to be a headline speaker at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

[00:30:38] The night prior, he participated in a torch-lit march on the University of Virginia campus protesting the removal of Confederate statues and the replacement of white Americans, an event that later led to his 2025, do the math, eight years later, conviction in Virginia on the felony charge of burning an object with the intent to intimidate. That was a statute never used before. They're talking about a tiki torch you can get at Walmart for $4.

[00:31:06] As a direct consequence of that felony conviction, under Florida bar rules, Invictus was suspended from the practice of law in Florida in late 2025, giving him the freedom to focus on political work. Tonight, he is with us for just one segment, although he could have filled an entire hour.

[00:31:27] He's going to discuss the events of Charlottesville, the broader implications for free speech, and the weaponization of the legal system against political dissonance. Lawfare. Lawfare. So, Augustus, great to have you back on. It's so good to talk to you again. And this special panel to discuss the indictment of the SPLC by the DOJ, you've been very vocal about it on your social media. Take it in any direction you want. The time is yours.

[00:31:57] Man, where to begin? Well, thanks for having me, first of all. It's always a pleasure to talk to you guys. It's been a while, too. I guess the direction I take it is pointing out, you know, unlike Mr. Allen, I was there, you know, on the political side of things. I was there at the rally, and unlike Mr. Kessler and Mr. Martin, like, I have also done the legal side of things. I was involved in the Rise Above Movement cases. That's how I actually reactivated my license just to work on that.

[00:32:25] I offered to help with James Field's case. They didn't want my help, and that's how that turned out. I represented several people just being involved with it, and then I became a defendant, too. So I have every single level you could imagine. I was sued in the civil case. They never served me, but I was still a named defendant in that. But everything involving Charlottesville, somehow, I've been roped into against my will here.

[00:32:54] So I guess all I'd have to add to any of it, I don't know. I mean, Mr. Allen is an erudite lawyer. He's the one that sponsored me, actually, for admission of the U.S. Supreme Court. You know, I don't know what I could add besides, I guess, my personal experience there. And to say, you know, for a fact that nothing the government is saying right now is legit. Like, the way I always liken it is this.

[00:33:22] If Martin Luther King were walking through Birmingham, Alabama, right, and six years later, you know, the KKK was protesting that event. Six years later, the KKK took over the local prosecutor's office and started dragging them all back to Birmingham, Alabama, charging them with some crime. Like, no one would stand for it. No one would tolerate that. That would be white or black. Like, that is a clear injustice. No one would take it. But that's exactly what happened in Charlottesville.

[00:33:51] And then, you know, years after everybody's, you know, dragged through the mud and gone through criminal trials and had their lives ruined, then the Justice Department comes out with the final insult, saying that actually none of it was real. These people were paid actors, paid by the SPLC, the very SPLC who was destroying our lives at the time and thereafter. I was actually blacklisted by the Orange County Bar Association because of an SPLC hit piece.

[00:34:20] They cited the SPLC hit piece in the letter that they used to ban me from the Orange County Bar Association. So, you know, there's no payment here. Has the statute of limitations run on that? Unfortunately, yes. Yes. Anything having to do with defamation, if it's in Florida, you only get a couple years.

[00:34:42] And it's been so long that the question is, how is the federal government charging the SPLC with anything after so long? I mean, they must have found some kind of loophole in the statute of limitations. I don't know. So I haven't looked into that part of it yet. But as far as me suing it, yeah, my wife is asking the same thing. Why can't you sue the SPLC with all this new information coming out? And I just – defamation is a hard thing to do when it's so far down the road.

[00:35:12] Hey, you ain't – I had a slam dunk case with one of the greatest – you know, we're talking to some great attorneys tonight. You are the attorney for the damned. And, you know, Sam Dixon's coming up next. Glenn Allen. I had Kyle Bristow in my defamation case against the Detroit News. It was – I read the opinion. We talked – I remember talking – actually, just as you – What James is – can you show us? He knows. He knows. He knows.

[00:35:41] Well, what it shows and what I was going to say is the poor quality of the people sitting on the bench nowadays. Well, anyway, I mean, Augusta, I remember talking to you when that case was decided. I remember being in the studio talking to you so many years ago on that particular topic. But anyway, that's a digression. I don't want to – you know, that's not important. I actually talk about that case all the time, all the time.

[00:36:06] When I tell people how corrupt appellate courts are and how bad judges are and how they're just people in robes that are just normal people that think wrong and can't reason or use logic, I talk about your case all the time. That – you know, and so does Kyle, who is still very successful in Michigan. That was the one blemish on his record. But that was a slam dunk libel case. I mean, it was the literal – the literal example. Definition in the restatement of tolls.

[00:36:35] So anyway – Now, careful. You're going to be accused of being an SPLC agent now, now that you've had all of us on. Well, you know, I remember talking to you right after that case was decided. I'll never forget it. If we are, give us $270,000. I could sure use the money. I have said all of us deserve a commission for the amount of money they've raged on us, even if they couldn't turn us. We still deserve a commission. Yeah, let's get our beef split here. Just a taste. Just a taste. All right.

[00:37:05] Well, anyway, I didn't mean to digress into that. But nevertheless, let's refocus. So I appreciate you again, Augustus, for coming on tonight and your expertise, your being there, having been there, having been on both sides of this as a defendant, as an attorney, as everything. Give us a parting shot here with a couple of minutes to go.

[00:37:30] Yeah, I think, you know, what I'm struggling with and, you know, I think the open question right now is why is this happening? You know, who in the White House put this down the chain of command? Who made the Justice Department do this? Why is the FBI talking about this? Why is the entire, you know, alt-light, con-inc section of the MAGA movement, the pro-Israel people, why are they all trying to push this lie? I've got the answer. That Unite the Right was an SPLC psyop.

[00:37:59] You know, that came down to... Well, let me tell you, if it were, if the SPLC was the B'nai B'rith Southern Poverty Law Center, I don't think they would be prosecuting. That's right. That's right. So the Iran war, it doesn't seem coincidental to me that the far right has turned on the White House since the White House betrayed us all, which the false campaign promises. We're in the exact war that we were supposed to be stopping with the last election.

[00:38:27] And I think somebody higher up there has caused this to happen because, you know, the white nationalists now have to be gotten rid of. So why not just say there's no such thing as white nationalists or even better, they're actually all paid leftist agitators. There's no real Nazis out there, no real fascists, no real Southern heritage movement. No one actually cares about the statue. It was all made up by the SPLC. The ultimate insult after everything we've been through.

[00:39:00] That's exactly right. And that is why, I mean, another reason why we wanted to do this show tonight. I mean, obviously we had to. I mean, circumstances thrust themselves upon us. So we had a totally different show planned a week ago for tonight as we were wrapping up Confederate History Month and all of this. But, you know, this this this thing and Charlottesville and the fact that all of, as we have mentioned a couple of times previously tonight,

[00:39:27] and as you've just mentioned, that conservative incorporated is basically saying that any form of non-kosher sanctioned pro-white activism is being astroturfed by the SPLC. That is as offensive as anything Morris Dees could have ever done. Augustus, your final word. Absolutely. Absolutely. They show in this moment that they are just the same enemy as the left.

[00:39:56] They work hand in glove. These people have been working with the SPLC for decades, for decades, cozying up to them, you know, pushing like Jack Persobiec, pushing, pushing a Heather Heyer legal fund, you know, saying that now they are the ones saying that this whole thing was a psyop. It's it's disgusting. So there you think it could have something to do with the fact there's been a change in the leadership of the SPLC.

[00:40:22] They've made first of all, they made Morris Dees walk the plank. Then they made Heather Heidi Byrick and Mark Potok walk the plank. And then it looks like a different group is there. And maybe that different group doesn't have the same panache and Teflon. Doesn't have the same pole, doesn't have the same contacts, doesn't have the same. Yeah, all that. Yeah, absolutely. Maybe they're not as useful to the federal government as they used to be. That's what they put out the pastor.

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[00:42:17] If you take a 1% pay cut across the board, you have more than enough money to actually pay for the disaster relief. But nobody's going to do that because they're fiscally irresponsible. Who are they? Republicans. Who are they? Democrats. Who are they? Virtually the whole body is careless and reckless with your money. So the money will not be offset by cuts anywhere. The money will be added to the debt. And there will be a day of reckoning. What's the day of reckoning?

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[00:43:15] He's ready. We're going to go to Sam Dixon now. And I just talked to him after we missed him prior to. So we're going to get Liz to call him again. Great show tonight. We are live. We are unrehearsed and uncensored. I think one of the best shows we ever did was on August 12, 2017. We were live, unrehearsed, uncensored, as I just said, from the United Right. Keith and I were here in the studio.

[00:43:42] Eddie the Bombardier Miller was there live in every segment. Every guest was live from the scene that night in Charlottesville. But I am hearing from people listening to the show right now saying this is the best show we've ever done. That is saying something after all these years.

[00:44:01] Sam Dixon is with us now as we continue this parade of accomplished and esteemed contributors to this panel on the DOJ's recent indictment against the SBLC. It's occurred since last week's show. It's very new. Charlottesville is uniquely attendant to that. Once again, reading from Greg Johnson, he writes,

[00:44:24] These payments went beyond simply paying informants to collect information, which is what the SBLC's donors were supporting them to do. Instead, it is alleged that the SBLC was shaping the messaging of these groups and helping them to organize events with the SBLC would then decry his hate and use it as a basis to rush back to their donors to raise more funds. As Sam Dixon knows, and as Augustus Invictus and I were just discussing, the law in court these days is pretty irrelevant.

[00:44:54] What is and isn't legal comes down to whatever a particular judge decides on that particular day. And we usually do not receive favorable verdicts in cases like this. Sam, welcome back to the show. It's a cameo appearance. It's an ensemble show. But I couldn't do this one without you, my friend. I appreciate you coming on. Glenn Allen says yes. Give us your hot take. Yeah, we've got to get the hot take. Glenn Allen says yes. The SBLC, he thinks, is going to be punished.

[00:45:23] Patrick Martin says no way. Where do you land on this one? I don't think it will go anywhere. I agree with you that the judges and the rest of the system will protect the SBLC. I can't imagine that we'll ever learn the names of the informants, which I agree with Greg Johnson. I certainly would like to know who the informants are.

[00:45:45] But the chances are very likely that, as with the prosecution of Comey by the federal government and with the indictment of some 61 Antifas in Atlanta for committing $20 million worth of arson against the police training facility and bombing four separate police cars on separate occasions with homemade handheld bombs. There can try a way to dismiss the indictments.

[00:46:17] But that doesn't change the fact that it's of use to us to have them attacked by the government. And I would like to see it go as far as possible. I don't think that there's any truth to the spin put on it in the indictment, which has been picked up on by the moderate normie conservatives, that the SBLC was financing the hate that it pretended to oppose.

[00:46:46] I think the money was used for the purpose of destroying individuals and organizations and getting information. I think that they planted a lot of these things the way the FBI has planted a lot of things. There have been many instances in which the SBDC has been having some informant working for them, is planting violent statements and that kind of thing.

[00:47:15] We know that happened. There was an incident in Georgia where people affiliated with the League of the South were picketing a local government about the indulgence being shown to illegal aliens. And the SBLC ran a report that the N-word and talks of violence were heard among the participants by their investigative journalists.

[00:47:39] And by mistake, when they first put up the report, they included a picture of the journalist and his name. And it was a truthful statement. The N-word was used by someone there, and there was such talk. And it came to the lips of the SPLC's investigative journalists. So, you know, this is obviously the anti-defamation make has done this for generations.

[00:48:05] The communist groups, the so-called anti-fascist groups that flourished under Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's benevolent gaze, they did this kind of thing. What type of venue is the middle district of Alabama? Sam, do you have any insights on that? No, I don't know.

[00:48:29] But I imagine that many of the judges have been appointed by people like Clinton and Obama. This judge is named Waters, and this is where the black belt of Alabama is. This was actually a Trump appointee in his first term, I do believe. But I would ask you this, Sam. This is, you know, again, as a layman, and we've had a lot of attorneys on tonight, Augustus Evictus, Glenn Allen, Keith, you. But can private citizens, I mean, this is a charity.

[00:48:57] Can private citizens running a 501c3 legally pay informants to infiltrate organizations? I mean, you know, could I or you, I mean, wouldn't the FBI just handle that as they have always done? You know, is that a part of any of this? Is that illegal? It may be illegal. The government creates gobs and gobs of crimes. And when it comes to criminal prosecutions, they'll take one incident and have 10 or 12 counts.

[00:49:26] Keith, I'm not sure, has seen that as a lawyer. There will be one incident, but it will be 12 counts of, you know, conspiracy to commit the crime, committing the crime, you know, opposing. You know, all of them just be gobs of these things. And that way they can get the jury. If they've got a weak case and a lot of jurors think that the defendant is innocent, they can get the jury to compromise and convict the guy on several counts.

[00:49:53] And, of course, that way his life is still ruined and he'll go to jail for a long time. And so, you know, that kind of happens. And they constantly create, you know, crimes. The regulatory bodies will create scenarios of crimes. That's what I was telling James. I said that, you know, they probably created a lot of these crimes just to try to catch people like Klansmen and whatnot. And now it's being turned against them.

[00:50:23] But, you know, I don't think it'd be a very hard high threshold to meet that, you know, they were, you know, wire transferring money with shelved false phony companies and whatnot. That's what seven of the 11 counts talk about. We already had Glenn Allen on tonight. Yeah, we did. Yeah, Glenn was on at the top of the zone. Oh, yeah. And he probably covered this.

[00:50:53] But, you know, in the case of Glenn Allen, we know the SPLC bribed somebody in the National Alliance to download all of their paperwork on anybody that had been affiliated with them and give it to the SPLC for the purpose of breaking these people's lives. And Heidi Byrish and the Southern Poverty Law Center used this to try to destroy Glenn's legal career.

[00:51:16] And Glenn is a brilliant lawyer and very respected lawyer with an A.V. plus rating by Martindale Hubble, which is the highest rating you can get. But, you know, and when he sued them over this, it's my understanding. They denied they did it. And the federal court basically shut the whole thing down before there could be any discovery. And that raises other questions. About the quality of the judiciary nowadays.

[00:51:45] Well, it's very low. But the questions it raises is can these actions and false denials, if the SPLC did that, can these be used to reopen these cases in the matter of Charlottesville? He touched on that. Yeah, he did touch on that. Keep going. Yeah. In the matter of Charlottesville, they had someone placed among the planners.

[00:52:11] And my guess is that's going to be the person who made sort of allusions to violence. And unfortunately, under these RICO laws, you can now, if you're just around people doing that, they can contrive a way to say you were part of a conspiracy. And they did that, I know, in the Charlottesville case, that you listened to someone. You took part in a chat forum online where somebody else said this.

[00:52:40] You know, things like that. So I think they can... The person you were listening to is probably Southern Poverty Law Center informant, maybe F-36. Yeah, and this is a lesson that people need to learn is that you simply... Most of us are polite people. We're well-mannered people. We're Southerners. We're Christians. We don't want to hurt people's feelings. And we're indulgent with people who make the noises about race and other issues that we have. But you really can't afford that.

[00:53:09] This is serious business. And if somebody comes around talking about violence, there are only two things you can do. Either he is a loose cannon on deck, in which case you want to get rid of him and get as far away from him as possible. Or he's a plant from the FBI or the Southern Poverty Law Center or the Ad Affirmation League or one of these other groups who's trying to entrap you. And you need to get away from him and get him out of the group.

[00:53:37] And so you really should be very, very harsh with that. No nice talk. Just get the hell out. It's like Lady Carolyn Lamb said about her boyfriend, Lord Byron, they're mad, bad, and dangerous. No. I'm looking at the clock. Sam, the music's beginning to play. I mean, this is what we were made to do. Shows like this with contacts like this. I mean, certainly. The plug-and-play tonight has never been more strong.

[00:54:06] People like Sam, Glenn Allen, Augustus Invictus, Jason Kessler talking about this story. Patrick Martin, he wrote the book, A Walk in the Park, My Charlottesville Story. Sam, ten seconds remain. We'll continue to cover this. But final word to you. We've got about ten seconds. Well, I'm glad it's happened. I hope it goes somewhere. Even if it doesn't, I'm glad it happened. Well, we can all agree on that. Michael Hill is up next to close us out this third hour. He was a member of that civil trial.

[00:54:35] He was one of the defendants there. A lot of skin in the game. We'll look forward to him closing this panel discussion. And the eye of the hurricane. Thank you, Sam Dixon. We'll be right back. Third hour. Thank you.