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NSA Spied on My Signal? Interviewing Putin IMPOSSIBLE!
May 10, 2025
We reveal how the NSA admitted to spying on our Signal messages, thwarting our plan to interview Putin. Privacy is dead; freedom gone? Learn the shocking truth! #NSASpying #PutinInterview #SignalPrivacy #PrivacyIsDead #FreedomLost #GovernmentSurveillance #Snowden #BigBrother #TechPrivacy #DigitalFreedom
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And I've been all over the world. I feel
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like I've been everywhere except Russia.
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And Russia is a combatant in a war
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that's changing the world. And like I
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should go see it. Mhm. And but if I and
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I was planning on it and I got stopped
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by the US government from doing it and I
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was Well, you were going to go, of
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course. And what were you going to do?
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Interview Putin. Why wouldn't you had it
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set up? I was working on it and they
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broke into my text messages. The NSA
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broke into my Signal account which I
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didn't know they could do. Oh, so Signal
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is not even safe. Signal is not safe
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anywhere safe. Signal is not safe. I
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know people think WhatsApp's safe. It's
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like, man, WhatsApp WhatsApp is not You
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know what's safe and ask any mafia don
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park your car in front of the liquor
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store, leave your phone in the vehicle
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in your Caprice Classic and walk out
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behind the liquor store in the vacant
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lot back there with the Winos to talk to
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the person you want to talk. How many
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times have you done that? Zero. Okay.
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cuz I'm like lazy. I'm like and I'm
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actually I always say to myself, you
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know, I'm not hiding anything. I don't
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have a secret life. I'm pretty upfront
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and some people like it and some people
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don't, of course, but um I'm not hiding
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anything, but I was definitely hiding my
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plan to go interview Putin just because
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it's an interview. So, how did that
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happen? How do how do you know the NSA
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broke into your signal? Well, because
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they admitted it. Really? Oh, yeah.
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Like, can you tell us about that? Like,
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how did you find out? I got a call from
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somebody in
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Washington who's who would know, just
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trust me, who uh so I I went up there
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for another reason, but this person
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said, you know, are you going to come to
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Washington anytime soon? This was a year
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and a half ago. And I was like, yeah,
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actually, I'm going to be up in a week.
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Meet me Sunday
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morning. So weird. Like, who does that?
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Just text me. You know what I mean? Just
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text me. No. So I go and this person's
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like, and this is someone who would
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know. um are you planning a trip to go
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see
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Putin? This was the summer before the
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war started. And I was like, how would
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you know that? I haven't told anybody. I
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mean, anybody. Not my brother, not my
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wife, nobody. And just because, you
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know, it's one of a million things
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you're working on. And but that was one
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of them. I want to go interview. Why
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would I want to interview Putin? Of
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course. I want to interview Xi. I want
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to interview everybody, right? That's
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kind of my job. We want to get Kim
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Jong-un on here. Of course. Of course.
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We met him. You did? Yep. Oh, we got to
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talk about that after super interesting.
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But anyway, holy [ __ ]
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Um, how would you know that? Because NSA
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pulled your text with this other person
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you were texting. How did you know that?
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And so I immediately I was intimidated.
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I'm embarrassed to admit, but I was I
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was completely freaked out by it. I
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called a US senator who I know not that
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well, but it seems like a trustworthy
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person. And I told him the story. I
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said, "I just want to tell you this."
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And then I went on TV on Monday and I'm
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like, "This happened." And so they had,
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you know, in Congress asked NSA and NSA
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is like, "Yes, we did this, but for good
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reason. What would be a good reason to
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read?" You know what? But the head of
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NSA, it's fine. It gets cuz everyone's
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in on it. Republicans, Democrats are all
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in on it. And by it, I mean the
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assumption there's no privacy
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whatsoever, that they have a right to
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know everything you're saying and
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thinking. That shit's scary. And that's
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just not a right as far as I'm
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concerned. You have, by the way, if you
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have no privacy, you have no freedom.
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Freedom is predicated on privacy. It's
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like none of your business. You don't
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even think about that. Like they're can
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just go through your phone and find
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Well, they did it to me so I know that
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for a fact. And but again, if you have
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no privacy, you have no freedom. Yeah.
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How about this? It's none of your
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business. If that's not a good enough
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answer, then you are a slave. as a
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