Kim Cheatle's Job Is to Lie

• 7:41Kim Cheatle's job in federal government is to come out and lie about what happened, then disappear back into the bureaucracy.
• 8:25The Secret Service had undercover agents at January 6 but won't say how many, similar to the Whitmer kidnapping where 12 or 13 of 15 defendants were FBI informants or agents.
• 9:16The FBI couldn't even indict the Whitmer case because so many of the conspirators were federal agents—a judge would throw it out immediately.
• 9:40Cheatle gets sent out for a softball interview where she deflects about deleted text messages by calling it a data migration, then apologizes that Americans feel concerned.
• 10:19She's not great at lying because she's so dead inside, having witnessed things in the inner sanctum of power that would destroy a normal person.
• 10:56People in the power structure who know too much can get killed, like during Iran Contra when Reagan got lit up.
• 11:10George H.W. Bush sat on a plane with other officials waiting to find out if Reagan would die after an assassination attempt, positioned to become acting president.
• 12:01These power grabs and coups aren't new—people like Cheatle are just bureaucratic tools sent out to deliver lies with a blank expression.
• 12:21Cheatle's face shows no emotion—no smile, no frown—she's literally just the party line made flesh, reciting whatever story covers up the deleted texts.

Kim CheatleWhitmer kidnappingGeorge H. W. BushJanuary 6Ronald ReaganIran Contra