7 chapters across the catalog
Iowa State Contract and CrowdStrike Business Model
A whistleblower from Iowa revealed that the state's CTO signed a contract to provide CrowdStrike's Falcon application to municipalities for free, leading to a 75% adoption rate and widespread exposure during the outage. The segment also revisits the 2016 DNC server investigation, noting CrowdStrike's long-standing and controversial ties to political and intelligence entities.
Donald Trump questions why the Democratic National Committee (DNC) provided their server to CrowdStrike, a company he associates with a wealthy Ukrainian, rather than the FBI. He suggests the server's location is a key component of investigating 2016 election interference. The hosts analyze Trump's rhetorical style and his focus on Ukrainian corruption.
DNC Server Investigation, Florida Election Hacking Allegations
Donna Brazile comments on the DNC server investigation, noting that a replica was provided to investigators rather than the physical hardware. Reports from the FBI suggest that at least one Florida county government was successfully breached by foreign agents during the 2016 election, though local officials claim no knowledge of such an event.
QAnon Update, DNC Servers in North Korean Coffins
A "Q-Vision" update explores a theory that coffins returned from North Korea do not contain human remains, but rather the missing DNC and Hillary Clinton servers. This "breadcrumb" suggests the servers are being smuggled back into the United States under the guise of repatriating fallen soldiers.
DNC Server Investigation and 2016 Election Messaging
John Podesta addresses questions from Congressman Trey Gowdy regarding why the DNC did not turn its hacked servers over to the FBI. Podesta claims the FBI was "lackadaisical" in its approach. He also reflects on Hillary Clinton's loss, suggesting that the "antics" of Donald Trump blocked out the campaign's economic messaging, despite having what he considers a strong program for jobs.
Senator John McCain's incoherent questioning during the Comey hearing is analyzed for its underlying point regarding a double standard. McCain attempted to ask why the investigation into Russian meddling was closed for Hillary Clinton but remained open for Donald Trump, despite the FBI never gaining physical access to the DNC servers.
Representative Blake Farenthold, DNC Servers, and CNN Interview
Texas Representative Blake Farenthold's appearance on CNN is highlighted, where he questioned why the FBI was never allowed to physically examine the DNC servers. The CNN hosts aggressively challenged Farenthold for bringing up "things swirling on the internet," which the hosts interpret as a defense of the established narrative. Farenthold argued that the media should focus on policy issues like healthcare and taxes rather than anonymous allegations.
