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Thoughtful Reader's avatar

As always, thank you for the Tucker emails.

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Rachael Sneyers's avatar

Is it me or does Archer come off likable? He does look very nervous though and I don’t think it’s Tucker. He’s probably thinking of Epstein death or Obamas chef.

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Jim Lane's avatar

Agreed. He comes off as intelligent, likable and appears to have been caught up in the chase for money, access and power. If he was the pitchman presenting the decks then he’s developed that “sales” skill set. Great interview with insight into the level of corruption in all governments. Loved the nuance in acknowledging how things work without directly saying it. In the end, he FAFO. By the way, Trump’s chef is still alive. 😂

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Libertarian's avatar

Or Clinton chef. Really, how do you drown in New Mexico ffs?

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Sandie Dilsaver's avatar

Just curious what happened to Obama’s and Clinton’s chef’s?

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Libertarian's avatar

They both were drowned for giving the presidents too much good lovin.

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Sandie Dilsaver's avatar

Seriously, drowned?

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Libertarian's avatar

Yes, the chef for Clinton drowned, and Obama’s chef also drowned. They knew too much. https://nypost.com/2023/07/25/tafari-campbells-drowning-parallels-tragic-death-of-clinton-chef-walter-scheib/amp/

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Sandie Dilsaver's avatar

Horrible! Thanks for the info. 😔

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Heretic's avatar

The interesting thing in this conversation is seeing how a Yale/Ivy League degree opens doors to a world 99.9% of us aren't a part of and barely even understand. This is a world of "high net worth individuals" interacting with powerful politicans from around the globe, facilitated by greasy (but well connected) middlemen and international lawyers and bankers.

In his book, 'The Secret Team: The CIA and Its Allies in Control of the United States and the World', Col. L. Fletcher Prouty wrote this:

Like it or not, we now live in a new age of "One World." This is the age of global companies, of global communications and transport, of global food supply and finance and...just around the corner...global accommodation of political systems. In this sense, there are no home markets, no isolated markets and no markets outside the global network. It is time to face the fact that true national sovereignty no longer exists. We live in a world of big business, big lawyers, big bankers, even bigger moneymen and big politicians.

https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Team-Allies-Control-United/dp/1616082844

It is worth noting that this book was first published back in the 1970s.

Also worth noting is the Paddy Chayefsky-written speech given by Ned Beatty in the movie 'Network' (also from the 70s).

https://youtu.be/yuBe93FMiJc?t=23

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Suzie's avatar

Superbly elucidated!

That scene from “Network” chillingly nails all that ails us.

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Heretic's avatar

Yes that scene is brilliant. The thing I notice is the camera angle where we see Ned Beatty raving and gesticulating Hitler-like at the end of a perfectly paralell row of banker's lamps. It has echoes of Leni Riefenstahl's 'Triumph of the Will'.

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hope's avatar

"So, who is Devon Archer and how did he end up in a sit-down interview with Tucker?"

"“How did Devon Archer get himself mixed up with a bunch of guys who pulled off a $60 million fraudulent Indian Tribe Bond Scam? The impression I came away from that inquiry was that he was a “I wanna be rich” guy because he was a middle-class Yale grad who was a college roommate of Chris Heinz, a really really actually rich guy. Archer latched himself to the Heinz family"

https://shipwreckedcrew.substack.com/p/who-is-devon-archer-and-why-is-he

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Shifti's avatar

Thank you for the Tucker emails

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Tom Potts's avatar

Ok, now we see some actual truth, unfiltered by media drones

Devon Archer is an adept and very clever and adaptable businessman. Hunter Biden was a crackhead spending his time with whores. Does anyone actually need to know anything more now?

Why isn’t Hunter Biden in prison today? And isn’t his corrupt father in prison as well?

Enquiring minds need to know.

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Benjamin Holm's avatar

Good interview. Tiniest of nitpicks, but I think Tucker should add like a 10 second intro before the interview starts. Because when I go to his page the interview starts right away and it starts off on mute for me, so i've gotta unmute and then I miss a bit. Probably a way to change those settings but meh, i'm lazy.

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Mindi's avatar

Devon is greedy as hell trying to play innocent— Hunter is likable??? 🤮

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Mary Williams's avatar

Thank you Sasha!

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Oaf's avatar

Those two laughed a lot, didn't they?

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Steve's avatar

Broadly speaking Devon Archer's relationship with Hunter Biden (and All That) reminds my of Sgt Schultz. "I See Nothing, I Know Nothing."

Just a poor naive guy who just fo some unknown reason, Fell Into This.

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CC's avatar

Agreed - conveniently slick

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Rachel Lucas's avatar

Brilliant! Archer lays it all out there as best he can given the constraints he has on him. They both seem to really be enjoying it too and like and respect each other. At a couple of points there towards the end, it seemed Archer was close to tears. I would be too if I were him. He seems like a basically normal guy who “got too close to the sun” as he says often.

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Rick Miller's avatar

Had a kabuki feel with all the smiles and laughing. Agree that he seems nervous underneath. There is more to this story methinks and I doubt it will ever come out. Thanks as always Sasha.

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Sandie Dilsaver's avatar

Apparently there’s more to the story.

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Amr Marzouk's avatar

Thanks, good to hear the human side of these players.

Amr Australia

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Suzie's avatar

Most interesting and thank you for posting these interviews.

End of the day, as he so aptly put it, Devon truly got too close to the sun, as did the son himself.

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David White's avatar

Poland, Lithuania, most of Belarus, and most of Ukraine were once the same country, or rather under the same government (which was dominated by Poland). So Poland coming in is not really as "out of the blue" as it may seem. The Poles still have dreams (or delusions) of using the current situation to somehow reconstitute a modern version of the polity that was their Glory Days.

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Libertarian's avatar

The Polish Empire is about as likely as the Greek or Roman Empires coming back.

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Steve's avatar

You may know that i may know that. The question is Do They know that?

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Libertarian's avatar

Poles are really smart people and have been through Hell so yea they know it. :)

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Dorota's avatar

As a Pole myself I never met anyone or spoke to anybody about going back to Polish Empire.

Don't think it's a thing.

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David White's avatar

Then I was mis-informed.

In any event, I did say anything about "the Polish Empire". These days empires are pretty badly out of fashion, as you may have noticed. The nearest equivalent would be something like an Eastern European Union.

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Steve's avatar

OOOHHHH! Someone who reads History!

You get an attaboy ATTABOY.

Something that has stuck with me. At the start of "The Looming Tower" An FBI agent starts his 1st day at the Bin Laden Station. He's reading about Bin Laden and Islamic "radicals". and he finds these people act as if The Reconquest of Spain Just Happened. Not 400 years ago. We Americans (for many reasons) have no sense of History. We act as if 50 years is a Long Time. Large parts of the world...disagree.

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Steve's avatar

Addendum. The Looming Tower: Al Qaeda and the Road to 9/11 by Lawrence Wright is one of my FEW Must Reads. To many people act as f that war is over. It's Not.

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Paul Newcomb's avatar

Pride cometh before the fall....for all of us.

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