Hey frens…..

It's about 30 minutes past the hour, and Tucker C is wondering aloud how the migrants got to Tijuana so quick.

Some caravan apologist is holding a mic on the

beach. He claims they got there by "catching a ride." Talks about families with baby strollers.

Tucker (with quizzical look): I think we've got video of chartered buses.

Other guy: uh, uh, uh….

Tucker: I don't think that's quite right….I think it's overwhelmingly young, unattached men (has video of young, unattached men climbing on trucks playing the background).

Tuck says he thinks "we both know" this it's mostly young men, "but you're not going to admit that, are you?"

Then: "It's really clear that everyone on TV is lying to us." Proceeds to list all the lies.

Guy with the mic: "There's no organized effort trying to get these migrants to the border."

[Ha-ha. No Pueblo Sin Fronteras bringing them up? No Soros backed orgs like Cara funding it? See digs >>3894802 pb >.3888783 pb, >> 3882683 pb]

Can't believe the guy looks so earnest when spewing forth bald-faced lies. (Where's that Bombard's body language expert when we really need her??)

Tuck invites him back to talk later (so Tuck can smilingly confront him with hard facts).

>>3920193

Agree. I wrote something a week ago "Assange holds all the secrets" Notable but lost to history at this point….

>>3920193

Summary of "JA Holds All the Secrets" 11-4-18

Reasons for holding Julian Assange incommunicado at the embassy:

1. knows too much about SecureDrop/Snowden group/murders

1. knows too much about what various groups and individuals have been up to (10 Dems, Comey… endless list

1. knows the truth about SR

1. knows the truth about RussiaGate

1. knows other stuff we aren't even talking about yet

So if we extradit him, how will we get him back to the USA in one piece?

>>3920301

I know they muzzle him, but he manages to sneak thru all kinds of stuff under his breath or by making a joke. LIke a court jester, he's a master at "suggesting."

>>3920327

Someone just told me he threw away 100# of popcorn. Sad.

I'm watching Fox, they're still not talking about the big demonstrations in Tijuana, even on Fox

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>>3918182 pb

I think it crosses a line for the MSM--a BIG RED LINE.

None of them will not talk about how the caravans are organized and funded, even tho some (like Tucker) clearly know. It is FORBIDDEN (that's the word Tuck's guest Ami Horowitz used two night ago).

Organizer = Pueblo Sin Fronteras

Funder = Soros front orgs (Cara coalition)

See

>>3894802 pb

>>3888783 pb

>>3882683 pb

>>3920458

Fine. Then tell me exactly where he is.

>>3920586

Optics to the nth degree!!! Running out of popcorn, show is on 24/7

>>3920383

>https://www.resignation.info/scripts/8chan/search.php

Thx, I learn something new every day:

>>3738272

"Julian Assange holds all The Secrets"

When Q was gone, I systematically collected everything I could on JA during the last year. I'm still really interested in SecureDrop, because it's supposed to ensure that whistleblowers are anonymous and…well, I'm sure you know…it's comp'd.

JA could sink everybody. Whether you like him or hate him, he's incredibly central to everything we're doing here.

He DID get mad and do stupid stuff, but he was sabotaged too by Comey and 10 vengeful (and scared) Dems. Got angry at the betrayal. Probably a little crazy after being cooped up for so long. (Like he wasn't a little crazy before; one of those high IQ guys that is both unpredictable and brilliant.)

>>3920640

Not exactly a novel idea

>>3920812

Excellent point about SR's cell phone.

This email also mentions Comey–the guy that deliberately sabotaged the negotiations with JA, causing JA to release info that permanently nixed those negotiations.