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Trump Trials Tour
1. April 4, 2023 - Manhattan DA Bragg announces indictment - 34 Felony Counts. Press Release; Indictment.
2. July 27, 2023 - Federal Grand Jury in Miami, FL Indicts Trump - 37 Felony Counts. WPBF article; Indictment
3. August 1, 2023 - Federal Grand Jury in Washington, D.C. indicts Trump - 4 Felony Counts. Democracy Docket; Indictment
Article 92 of the UCMJ
- Failure to obey and order or regulation
- Dereliction of duty.
The USA Patriot Act
Domestic Violence
- Oxford Dictionary
- Justice.gov
- Violence Against Women Act (Federal Domestic Violence Law)
- MS Domestic Violence Law
Transgenderism
Understanding transgenderism
Show Research Links
- Article 92 of the UCMJ
- Understanding “Transgenderism” - Focus on the Family
- Transgenderism
- Domestic violence against women: Recognize patterns, seek help - Mayo Clinic
- Domestic Violence
- United Nations
- Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) | Domestic Violence
- Federal Indictment Washington, D.C.
- Court Cases - Washington, D.C. Former President Donald Trump Indictment - Democracy Docket
- Federal Indictment in Florida
- Trump indicted in Florida
- Manhattan, NY Indictment
- District Attorney Bragg Announces 34-Count Felony Indictment of Former President Donald J. Trump – Manhattan District Attorney’s Office
- USA PATRIOT Act | FinCEN.gov
- The Patriot Act
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I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America,
Chris Williams:Good morning fellow Americans.
Chris Williams:It is awesome to have one more day to breathe the fresh air of liberty.
Chris Williams:Hey, we're glad you're here and we welcome you to episode 19.
Chris Williams:Today we'll talk about the.
Chris Williams:Trials tour, and we encourage you to share your thoughts on this issue.
Chris Williams:And you could do so by emailing us at podcast@theconstitutioncommanders.org.
Chris Williams:I'm your host, Chris Williams, my brother Patrick Williams is co-host.
Chris Williams:We are the Constitution commandos so the Trump trials thing that, that's,
Chris Williams:I mean, this is gonna be a tour, right?
Chris Williams:The Trump trials tour.
Chris Williams:That's
Patrick Williams:what we ought to call it.
Patrick Williams:That's, yeah.
Patrick Williams:I, that's actually, you might've just coined a term, I mean, yeah, well
Chris Williams:if I did, I just stole a bunch of terms from other things,
Chris Williams:Right Now, the way I understand it, Georgia's going ahead with theirs.
Chris Williams:Is Arizona going ahead with theirs?
Patrick Williams:See, I keep hearing people talk about Arizona.
Patrick Williams:I personally, I'm completely in the dark with Arizona.
Patrick Williams:I'm, I'm not a hundred percent sure what's going on there.
Patrick Williams:They're trying to prosecute Trump too.
Patrick Williams:I mean, which surprise me.
Patrick Williams:You got Katie Hobbs.
Patrick Williams:I mean, she's a, well, yeah,
Chris Williams:she's anti-Trump as they come.
Chris Williams:Her end was a Secretary of State over there, but, But I feel like that's such
Chris Williams:I don't know if they're gonna try to go go after Trump yet or not, but I know there
Patrick Williams:No.
Patrick Williams:Lemme see.
Patrick Williams:Florida, Georgia, Washington dc, New York, and I keep hearing Arizona, man.
Patrick Williams:I, I, I'm not sure about Arizona
Patrick Williams:is.
Patrick Williams:So ludicrous to me.
Patrick Williams:I have a hard time honing in on one and justifying it.
Patrick Williams:I, just, so when I keep hearing all of these things about indictments,
Patrick Williams:It's hard to keep my head focused on it because it's
Patrick Williams:I'm well,
Chris Williams:I agree with you, but the thing that I, that I'm concerned
Chris Williams:I mean, most of it's stupid, you know, like the deal up in New York, I don't
Chris Williams:I don't even think any of it was misdemeanors.
Chris Williams:But the thing that has me concerned is the different things that they're going after
Patrick Williams:Well, yeah.
Patrick Williams:Well, I mean, that's why they have these charges because it's
Patrick Williams:It's investigate a person until we can find a crime.
Patrick Williams:And since they haven't found a crime, they've gotta put like
Patrick Williams:I mean, that covers everything.
Patrick Williams:You know your boots ain't polished.
Patrick Williams:Article 92, here's some extra duty.
Patrick Williams:Your haircut isn't good.
Patrick Williams:Article 92, you didn't shave, you didn't stand close enough
Patrick Williams:Article 92, you didn't stand at attention when this officer was addressing you.
Patrick Williams:Article 92, you didn't, you were prop that up in the classroom.
Patrick Williams:Yeah, I mean, everything is a article 92 and And that's why they're doing this.
Patrick Williams:It's in a catch all.
Patrick Williams:Yeah, it's an investigative person.
Patrick Williams:Until you find the crime, show me the person and I'll, I'll find you the crime.
Patrick Williams:Well, they can't charge him with a legitimate crime because
Patrick Williams:I mean, I have my personal opinions about people that are wealthy to get
Patrick Williams:No, it's.
Patrick Williams:Under seven, eight years or however long they've been investigating him.
Patrick Williams:You would think they would've a legitimate charge.
Patrick Williams:I mean, somewhere.
Chris Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:Well, the other side of it too is that I don't think they're just, I
Chris Williams:I think a lot of it too is, you know, in the, in the American mind anyway, if
Patrick Williams:Oh, yeah.
Chris Williams:You know, and it's to me, it seems like they're just, they just
Chris Williams:And, which is possible, I guess, but, but, you know, it, it just, I think a
Chris Williams:At best, but do you think that has something to do with the way
Chris Williams:Because that's pretty much what the citizens of America
Patrick Williams:without reason.
Patrick Williams:Well, well, well see.
Patrick Williams:That's the Patriot Act back then was implemented.
Patrick Williams:Specifically for the American population because this is, that's
Patrick Williams:This damn Luciferian group of people that pull the strings.
Patrick Williams:Right.
Patrick Williams:It's part of the in crowd, the Patriot Act.
Patrick Williams:Okay.
Patrick Williams:Nine 11 was to garner support from the American people to invade a country
Chris Williams:Five countries.
Patrick Williams:The Patriot Act.
Patrick Williams:Well, yeah, but the Patriot Act was implemented.
Patrick Williams:And then those countries that we invaded were utilized to
Patrick Williams:We developed and polished our skills during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Patrick Williams:Okay.
Patrick Williams:The Patriot Act was always intended to use against the American people.
Patrick Williams:The plan for many, many were for quite a few decades.
Patrick Williams:It's openly been said by people like George Soros and Klaus Schwab
Patrick Williams:In order to get one world government, America has to fall.
Patrick Williams:Okay?
Patrick Williams:This has openly been said,
Chris Williams:America and, and Russia,
Patrick Williams:right?
Patrick Williams:This has openly been said.
Patrick Williams:These people haven't been quiet about it, so, The Patriot Act, I
Patrick Williams:And the wars were just a way, I mean, that's what most wars are.
Patrick Williams:The defense military, the military defense contractors,
Patrick Williams:We gotta have a war to test them out.
Patrick Williams:Right.
Patrick Williams:Okay.
Patrick Williams:Well, the, the Patriot Act was tested, it was refined.
Patrick Williams:A lot of techniques were developed, and it was all a precursor for
Patrick Williams:Right.
Patrick Williams:And 'cause you can see now when you, I mean once, I mean, okay, if we were not
Patrick Williams:a Board of education meeting and you bring up concerns about the curriculum, you're
Patrick Williams:A domestic terrorist.
Patrick Williams:Mm-hmm.
Patrick Williams:Five years ago, people would've been like, What the hell are you talking about?
Patrick Williams:Right.
Patrick Williams:No way.
Patrick Williams:Okay.
Patrick Williams:The, I'm surprised people don't see this and it has gone on long enough not to
Patrick Williams:And I was wrong when I told you the Smith Munt Act.
Patrick Williams:It wasn't the Smith Munt Act, the Smith, I looked it up.
Patrick Williams:Smith Munt Act.
Patrick Williams:Restricted media made for them to propagandize the American people.
Patrick Williams:The Smith Month Modernization Act permits it.
Patrick Williams:Yeah, reversed it.
Patrick Williams:Okay.
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:Right.
Patrick Williams:Okay.
Patrick Williams:So the Smith Munt Modernization Act is a part of it.
Patrick Williams:And the reason, it's a part of it, you gotta think about it,
Patrick Williams:Thumb sucker.
Patrick Williams:I can't stand him.
Patrick Williams:He.
Patrick Williams:Implemented the Patriot Act sent us over there.
Patrick Williams:We refined all these skills and lo and behold, who comes in next?
Patrick Williams:The man that signed the Smith Modernization Act, once again, it
Patrick Williams:How did we do a lot of the stuff that we do in any war, not just
Patrick Williams:It is propaganda and it's been going on since, well before
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:People will be out there.
Patrick Williams:Always trying to get in the head of somebody.
Patrick Williams:I mean, it's the same reason that PSYOPs takes loudspeakers and jams boy, George,
Patrick Williams:It's, it's, it's strictly, it is all by design, right?
Patrick Williams:They were all steps that had to be done to break down America,
Patrick Williams:And I think, think, and I can go even further
Chris Williams:back than the Patriot Act, what led up to the Patriot Act, I believe
Patrick Williams:one of those things.
Patrick Williams:Oh yeah.
Chris Williams:Things would've been the the removal of Corporal Punishment School.
Chris Williams:One of 'em was c p s or d h s wherever you live.
Chris Williams:Child Protective Services team.
Chris Williams:Absolutely.
Chris Williams:You discipline your children.
Chris Williams:I mean all these, what do they call 'em?
Chris Williams:Not really self-help groups, but Well, they got all these
Patrick Williams:know, oh, well of course they have to sound legit, right?
Patrick Williams:They have to sound like they're out for a righteous calls.
Patrick Williams:But all
Chris Williams:of that was leading up to George Bush's statement.
Chris Williams:We are now declaring a war on terror, man.
Patrick Williams:Hey, who is terror?
Patrick Williams:Was, that's the name of it, two as in number two, but it was t w, the number.
Patrick Williams:Butt or Butte, b u t t e Creek dry as hell.
Patrick Williams:Well, that's good.
Patrick Williams:I, I guess it got wiped.
Patrick Williams:I mean, that's, that's good.
Patrick Williams:But anyway, go ahead.
Patrick Williams:Go, go ahead man.
Patrick Williams:Hey, I'm on my line, two butt creek.
Patrick Williams:I just passed.
Chris Williams:But if you remember back at the time when they started
Chris Williams:A lot
Patrick Williams:of prisons went up.
Patrick Williams:Well, yeah, but we went to a lot of the privatized institutions
Chris Williams:Right.
Chris Williams:But still more institutions went up for housing criminals.
Chris Williams:A lot of those became, I guess, child abusers because corporal
Chris Williams:You're no longer allowed to whip your children.
Chris Williams:And, and I think that was about the time that domestic violence became a deal.
Chris Williams:Right.
Chris Williams:And talk about a
Patrick Williams:catchall.
Patrick Williams:Oh yeah.
Patrick Williams:Domestic violence is, That one has to be pulled off the
Chris Williams:be definitely needs to be pulled off the books.
Chris Williams:Look, I'm not, I'm not saying up domestic violence charge for
Chris Williams:'cause nobody answered the door.
Chris Williams:Where was the violence?
Patrick Williams:And, and, and these states have gotten so, I don't want
Patrick Williams:All you have to do is know somebody, get in an argument with
Patrick Williams:The neighbor hears you, calls the law, and then you're going
Patrick Williams:Yeah, it is lunacy,
Chris Williams:and really what makes it lunacy is what you end up being treated
Chris Williams:You're basically treated like a felon, even though it's a misdemeanor,
Patrick Williams:man, I don't, damn.
Patrick Williams:I think the
Chris Williams:only difference is you can get a passport, right?
Patrick Williams:I believe you can.
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:But otherwise you can't own a weapon.
Chris Williams:You, you, I mean, you're treated like you got anger issues and
Patrick Williams:It's a horrible mark that you don't want, whether it's a
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:That law right there, it, it needs to be off of the books and
Chris Williams:about that law.
Chris Williams:I was say that, that that law in itself is a violation of constitution.
Patrick Williams:Well, it also encourages neighbors to be ratting
Patrick Williams:It's but
Chris Williams:it also encourages a lot of people just to turn people in
Patrick Williams:them.
Chris Williams:You know what?
Chris Williams:Be afraid.
Patrick Williams:I, I don't
Chris Williams:it.
Chris Williams:Well, you know, it wasn't long before that divorces actually came about.
Chris Williams:You remember that when we were kids, I mean, A couple goes to divorce
Patrick Williams:but go home and work it
Chris Williams:out.
Chris Williams:You know what I mean?
Chris Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:That was the, the breaking down of the family unit was, was the very first
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:It, it's It's, well, not you, you can go back to L B J, l BJ with the, I
Patrick Williams:It incentivized the neighborhood raising the kids, having no
Patrick Williams:It incarcerated many, many, many, many people.
Patrick Williams:Mm-hmm.
Patrick Williams:And or it's been the cause of it, or you could call it being the cause
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:That are dealing with Gulf government programs to survive.
Patrick Williams:And if you make one penny over a unlivable wage, you lose.
Patrick Williams:And it's just like it, it's slavery encourages, yeah, it encourages
Chris Williams:So if anybody wants to talk about reparations,
Patrick Williams:whereas if the government can give it to you,
Patrick Williams:And people need to understand that.
Chris Williams:Well, what people need to understand too, especially
Chris Williams:And the people here especially that are getting used to these government
Chris Williams:It may be cool right now to sit at home and get a $1,500 check,
Chris Williams:No.
Chris Williams:For the rest of your life.
Chris Williams:I mean, there's no way.
Chris Williams:And especially with all the people in this country.
Chris Williams:There's no way the government can, and that's what the government
Chris Williams:They already tell you they know best what's good for you.
Chris Williams:So
Patrick Williams:well and see that right there in itself is gonna
Patrick Williams:We're gonna feel the recourse of it.
Patrick Williams:Because it's pushing for another level of breakdown of society.
Patrick Williams:Mm-hmm.
Patrick Williams:When the government can no longer send those checks to these people
Patrick Williams:And it's not gonna be much of a retaliation against the government
Patrick Williams:What's gonna happen is they're gonna be like, oh, well I can't get this anymore.
Patrick Williams:You have it.
Patrick Williams:Well then next I'm getting ready to come get it.
Patrick Williams:And it's, it is all by design.
Patrick Williams:When they started this stuff, they knew back then that that
Patrick Williams:This isn't something that they're going to figure out as time goes.
Patrick Williams:They already know
Chris Williams:it.
Chris Williams:They already know it.
Chris Williams:They've been planning this stage by stage.
Chris Williams:They know what's gonna happen.
Chris Williams:They know the cause and effect of the psychological recourses that man will
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:I mean, and it's, it's no, it's no different than, you know, this data
Patrick Williams:How do you think fb, they call 'em profilers.
Patrick Williams:A profiler isn't necessarily a detective, right?
Patrick Williams:A profiler is somebody that can look at a, a list of psychological, you know, a,
Patrick Williams:Not saying mental.
Patrick Williams:I'm saying their actions.
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:The beha behavioral issues.
Patrick Williams:Mm-hmm.
Patrick Williams:And they can very well take a very, they, it's a predictive pattern.
Patrick Williams:They know what you would do if you were presented with something.
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:If you, they can put something in your life and cause you to react a certain way.
Patrick Williams:They already know your behaviors.
Patrick Williams:They know what stimulates you.
Patrick Williams:They know how you react to certain things.
Patrick Williams:They know what makes you angry or upset or depressed.
Patrick Williams:Mm-hmm.
Patrick Williams:They understand this stuff, which is,
Chris Williams:which is a lot of why we got this transgender issue.
Chris Williams:Right.
Chris Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:And the transgender issue is something that I think we, I think we've we're
Chris Williams:I think I told you about this.
Chris Williams:I had found out about, I think it was Russia that had a whole army
Patrick Williams:But the idea behind, were they Russia or Germany?
Patrick Williams:It was one
Chris Williams:of those two, I wanna say it was Russia though.
Chris Williams:But what they were doing was they were doing, just like they're doing now,
Chris Williams:And of course the government takes care of 'em from that point.
Chris Williams:But when they take 'em at a young age, then those people think that the
Chris Williams:In their eyes, it's the government that took care of 'em.
Chris Williams:Right?
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:And they'll do, I mean, their loyalty then is only
Chris Williams:And the only problem was that they didn't live very long.
Chris Williams:You know?
Chris Williams:Yeah.
Chris Williams:I, for obvious reasons.
Chris Williams:But that's essentially what we're seeing right now is a repeat of history
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:And well, I, I do wish and pray that people, I mean of, of many
Patrick Williams:Mm-hmm.
Patrick Williams:Two, your neighbor is not your enemy.
Patrick Williams:The government would like you to believe your neighbor is your enemy,
Patrick Williams:Three, with all of this PC culture and canceling people out, when you have
Patrick Williams:trying to get people fired or trying to dox 'em online or trying to ruin their
Patrick Williams:No one is safe, so stop playing the game.
Patrick Williams:It's it, you will, your name is on that list.
Patrick Williams:It might be further down the list, but it's there, but it's coming up.
Patrick Williams:As a matter of fact,
Chris Williams:if, if you're playing that game, you can guarantee yourself
Chris Williams:They're expecting to leave.
Chris Williams:Remaining on the earth.
Chris Williams:So mainly because you're a useful idiot as far as that goes.
Patrick Williams:Yeah.
Patrick Williams:You are expendable and worse than expendable.
Patrick Williams:They know that you're willing to be a disruptor.
Patrick Williams:You're willing to cause havoc because you got a history of doing it because
Patrick Williams:It's.
Patrick Williams:That's why they call it social engineering, you know, I mean, it's Right.
Patrick Williams:They are creating situations to get a desired reaction out
Patrick Williams:That's mm-hmm.
Chris Williams:And they know what to do.
Chris Williams:They know how to do it.
Chris Williams:They know when to implement each segment of what it's they're trying to get done.
Chris Williams:I mean,
Patrick Williams:that's true.
Chris Williams:And they've got this psychological and behavioral sciences.
Chris Williams:Down to a science.
Chris Williams:I mean, it's,
Patrick Williams:they've been working on that in America since 1914 or so.
Patrick Williams:Right.
Patrick Williams:I mean, with the Germans, I mean, this is a,
Chris Williams:this is something, oh, this is not new.
Chris Williams:This didn't
Patrick Williams:happen overnight.
Patrick Williams:No, I mean, this has been going on, I mean, MK Ultra Operation
Patrick Williams:All of this stuff is social engineering.
Patrick Williams:How to sway individuals or groups in the society to act a certain way.
Patrick Williams:That is, and believe me, they are good at.
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