NATALIE WINTERS: We've gone from triggered snowflakes needing blankets in their safe spaces to actual blanket preemptive pardons.

It fits into what we've been talking about with January 6, with the Anthony Fauci testimony I just talked about. There's always this pattern. It starts with these limited hangouts where they say we're crazy for saying these people committed the crimes that they did indeed commit.

Yes, Liz Cheney perjured herself when she arranged legal representation illegally, she should face disbarment for what she did with Cassidy Hutchinson. And we were mocked and ridiculed, tarred and feathered, for saying the things we said on this show that now are being proven true.

Our conspiracy theories were so good that now they necessitate not just pardons, but blanket preemptive pardons. I don't know if there's any historic precedent there, if that's ever been done. But it shows you that we've been right all along.

It's absolutely mind-blowing, and of course, the media is going to provide them with cover for it, but I think with that Bennie Thompson interview, even though he's saying, "If Joe Biden were to give me one" -- with all the qualifiers in his language and blinking a thousand times per minute -- "I would maybe accept one."

These people are busy over at the White House, in the basement or wherever they're running this from, they're begging for these pardons. The most innocent people in the world need the most pardons. It really is a level of gaslighting that I don't think this country has seen. Benny Thompson is probably not even that high on our list, I know we can't say enemies list, but metaphorically. there are so many more people I would focus on. I think Bill Clinton's pardon would have to go back to the 1990s, if you're picking up what I'm putting down.

If they get them, I guess they can't plead the fifth, so at least Congress will have some good investigations.