Topic: Elian Gonzalez

2 chapters across the catalog

Former FBI Director Louis Freeh is described as a specialist in "deep-sixing" whistleblowers and managing high-profile cover-ups. Despite claims of conducting the most extensive investigation in history, the FBI reportedly ignored obvious leads. Jasper points to Freeh's involvement in other controversial cases, such as the Elian Gonzalez matter, as evidence of his role as a deep-state operative.

The segment explores the history of BORTAC, an elite federal tactical unit involved in high-profile events like the Elian Gonzalez raid and the Portland protests. Dalley questions why this unit was the one to "neutralize" the Uvalde shooter instead of local police. She suggests that the media's demonization of local law enforcement's response may be a tactic to justify the federalization of police forces across the country.