4136, Still Report Podcast #1, 4136

This is a new format, first, an Mp3 format audio podcast which we will put up every Saturday at 13:00 eastern time.

Secondly, we will also put it up on our normal channels, primarily Rumble, Twitter, Truth, Facebook and Bitchute – and even YouTube, if they ever let us back on that platform.

Good afternoon. I’m still reporting on the coup, which today, continues to explode into a million pieces.

Insert to: “… for this movie.”

Interestingly, the film was completed in 2018, and a distribution deal was made with 20th Century Fox. According to Wikipedia, Fox was purchased by the Disney, which then shelved the film. It took the filmmakers years to get the distribution rights back from Disney.

Insert from: “… It is based on a true story…” to” “…Trump, come back!!”

In our next segment, I just got a call from Loy Brunson. He and his two brothers have been on a roller coaster ride through the entire swath of the American legal system. They are the only people in U.S. legal history to have a lawsuit accepted for conference under the Supreme Court’s Rule 11 – that is on an emergency basis – because it involves Congress men and women not taking seriously the oath of office they all took to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States when Mike the Traitor Pence refused to consider the petition of a sizeable portion of the Congress to calling for a temporary halt to the proceedings of the Electoral College on Jan. 6, 2021 – as per their Constitutional mandate – in order to investigate allegations of vote fraud in several of the battleground states. These were serious allegations and those wanting to have a few days to investigate further were standing squarely upon the bedrock of Constitutional law.

1. Beth & Bill discuss seeing the "Sound of Freedom" movie on July 4th.

2. Interview with Loy Brunson on his ongoing Supreme Court challenges.
In our next segment, I just got a call from Loy Brunson. He and his two brothers have been on a roller coaster ride through the entire swath of the American legal system. They are the only people in U.S. legal history to have a lawsuit accepted for conference under the Supreme Court’s Rule 11 – that is on an emergency basis – because it involves Congress men and women not taking seriously the oath of office they all took to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States when Mike the Traitor Pence refused to consider the petition of a sizeable portion of the Congress to calling for a temporary halt to the proceedings of the Electoral College on Jan. 6, 2021 – as per their Constitutional mandate – in order to investigate allegations of vote fraud in several of the battleground states. These were serious allegations and those wanting to have a few days to investigate further were standing squarely upon the bedrock of Constitutional law.

In other words, if Pence didn’t accept their carefully-worded petition – as per the Constitution – then Congress, in effect, was rewriting our most cherished document, way beyond the bounds of law. This is not all about restoring President Trump to power - although that is one remedy – but, if the Supremes let an essentially runaway Congress get away with this, then that would be precedent—shattering. What would be next? Overriding a President’s veto could be ignored?

No, if they would have halted the proceedings and then taken even a couple of days to debate the evidence, and then voted the exact same way, then the precedent would not have been shattered. But, as they did it, at least that section of the U.S. Constitution is destroyed – probably forever.

So that’s why the Supremes are considering bringing this in for conference, which precedes the entire court trying the case. Bringing this case this far under Rule 11 is really, really rare and so still has a chance to be heard.

Insert Loy