Topic: Michael Horowitz

Kellyanne Conway critiques James Comey's history of dishonesty, citing Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz's findings that Comey mishandled confidential information. Conway discusses the 2017 Oval Office meeting where the Steele Dossier was discussed and praises Donald Trump Jr. for bringing public attention to Comey's recent social media post.

Former naval officer Greg Stenstrom joins the show to discuss a dossier titled "The Council Running America," which identifies specific individuals allegedly leading the shadow government. Stenstrom names Inspector General Michael Horowitz and William Barr as key figures in this unelected control group. The segment aims to move beyond "conspiracy theory" by presenting names, photographs, and legislative acts that empower this bureaucracy.

The guests discuss the power of Inspectors General to determine what is investigated and how whistleblowers are treated, citing the case of four FBI whistleblowers who lost their jobs. They warn of a legislative push to establish an Inspector General over the Supreme Court, which would effectively capture the judicial branch. This move is framed as a classic communist tactic to consolidate power across all branches of government.

Navy veteran and researcher Greg Stenstrom identifies a specific control group known as "The Council" (CIGIE) that he claims runs the United States. Stenstrom names Inspector General Michael Horowitz, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and Attorney General Merrick Garland as the pinnacle of this "untouchable" organization. The group was allegedly formed in 1978 and has since weaponized the Inspector General corps across all federal agencies.