In this hard-hitting and revealing episode of The Pete Santilli Show, Pete dives deep into CIA corruption, the Ukraine conflict, and the global elite's role in shaping modern warfare. The show starts with an explosive claim that Trump possesses CIA documents that implicate Ukrainian war criminals, a revelation that aligns with Vladimir Putin’s accusations against the West. Pete argues that this is one of the most significant geopolitical stories of our time, placing the world on the brink of World War III.The discussion shifts to historical CIA operations, where Pete exposes how the U.S. has supported and protected Nazi-affiliated Ukrainian groups since 1949. He provides declassified CIA documents that reveal how the U.S. intelligence community secretly recruited Nazi war criminals like Mikola Lebed, bringing them to New York City under false identities to use them for anti-Soviet intelligence efforts. Pete argues that this historical deep-state involvement continues to influence U.S. foreign policy today, particularly in Ukraine’s modern political landscape.Guest Mark Morano joins the show to discuss the climate change hoax and the media’s role in controlling public perception. Later, Pete covers the economic impact of tariffs, explaining how Trump’s trade policies could strengthen the U.S. in the long run, despite short-term challenges.Pete also highlights the political persecution of Tina Peters, drawing parallels to the Cliven Bundy case, and exposing how the justice system is weaponized against political dissidents. He provides firsthand accounts of the psychological and physical toll of political imprisonment, sharing his own experiences and warning that the government is actively trying to silence its enemies.The episode wraps up with an urgent call to action, urging listeners to demand transparency, reject mainstream narratives, and wake up to the deep state's control over global events.

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