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Greetings, fellow Conspirators!
Big thanks to all the grand Conspirators who joined us tonight, as we got to look at key news stories from great journalists. - I hope folks who haven't had the chance will be sure to follow them and their work. And I hope plenty of folks join us, Live, m-f 6 PM on Rumble or on X, and get our audio pod via Spotify and Substack! Here are some of the major issues we got to discuss tonight…Be Seeing You!
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A BRIEF, ESSENTIALLY MEANINGLESS, ANECDOTE RE EARLY DEPARTURE OF GABBARDYeah, so, the Daily Beast has info on a leaked phone call to Gabbard from the man Trump chose to replace her. It seems that, after she announced she was resigning, Trump didn’t inform her that he would move her out of her office weeks earlier than she had planned. Headline “Leaked Call Reveals Gabbard’s Final Humiliation” LINK
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WARIRANThe US yesterday hit two water storage facilities in Iran, knowing they were used by civilians. Again, this is war crime activity…
Meanwhile, Iran hit military targets.
And Trump said at about 8 this morning that he is ready to put “boots on the ground” to seize Kharg Island. BUT THEN, this afternoon, he changed his mind… Here is what it looked like at first…
AND THE US HIT ANOTHER INDIAN TANKER THIS MORNING - AFTER KILLING THREE MEN ON THE FIRST, YESTERDAY
NOW? Trump claims a “deal” to open the Strait.
-Here is the CNBC report “Trump: Iran deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz ‘largely negotiated’“ LINK (The audio in this is VERY low)
Yet, the Iranian government denies Trump’s claim.
And this, “Trump declares Iran peace deal DONE and calls off strikes... as Israel and Tehran give VERY awkward response | Daily Mail Online”- LINK
Now, prior to all this, an Iranian hacking group, or what depicts itself as such, said that it had access to stop the CA water supply (on the whole)…
SO, there’s that mental salad to digest…
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NDAA SEC 224, and SIAA (SENATE INTEL AUTH ACT) Sec 622Max Blumenthal offers insights that jibe with what we have been mentioning on Liberty Conspiracy - that the integration of US and Israeli military and intel is about implanting Israeli-US businesses inside states to make them almost impossible to eliminate because they would be politically potent “jobs providers”
MORE US CHRISTIAN ZIONIST AGITPROPUK ASSISTANCE IN ISRAELI-COMMITTED GENOCIDEGERMAN CHANCELLOR MERZ CALLS FOR END TO ANY IRANIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WORKYeah. He’s got a great grasp of reality and hypocrisy, doesn’t he? This coming from the man who wants to reorient the German economy into an even heavier command-and-control system focused on weapons and war, from the guy who continues to push for Ukraine to attack Russia (and gaslights about it).
Turkey’s Erdogan railed against Israel’s increased violence in Lebanon and Syria LINK, but he often is talk, and no action. He seems to have angered Netanyahu, though…
SEINFELD: Palestine “…doesn’t exist.”
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FREE SPEECHThe Cradle reports that Marco Rubio’s State Dept has been working on ways to deport Quincy Institute head Trita Parsi because he is a critic of US warmongering.
And… Watch out, “antisemites”! Headline “Jewish leaders throw support behind bipartisan House antisemitism bill” LINK
US ECONOMYMay - Higher prices, of course.
The PPI (Producer Price Index) measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for their output (i.e., the prices producers receive, rather than what consumers pay)… But, as we know…
@KobeissiLetter “I love inflation. The numbers are great.”\n\n-President Donald J. Trump","username":"DMichaelTripi","name":"Dominic Michael Tripi","profile_image_url":"https://pbs.substack.com/profile_images/1799163330826829824/M8WEbspJ_normal.jpg","date":"2026-06-11T13:03:42.000Z","photos":[],"quoted_tweet":{},"reply_count":5,"retweet_count":12,"like_count":98,"impression_count":2479,"expanded_url":null,"video_url":null,"belowTheFold":true}" data-component-name="Twitter2ToDOM">Whoops…
@Morning_Joe Chart. ","username":"SteveRattner","name":"Steven Rattner","profile_image_url":"https://pbs.substack.com/profile_images/1559587528109395969/HfLfInk2_normal.jpg","date":"2026-06-11T12:59:25.000Z","photos":[{"img_url":"https://pbs.substack.com/media/HKiNwubWkAAWFj3.jpg","link_url":"https://t.co/PGLaXoOP2x"}],"quoted_tweet":{},"reply_count":28,"retweet_count":290,"like_count":514,"impression_count":10338,"expanded_url":null,"video_url":null,"belowTheFold":true}" data-component-name="Twitter2ToDOM">Fertilizer prices are dropping - because this is the time when demand always drops.
-Natali Morris, of Redacted (Mon-Thurs, 4pm on Rumble, YT, and their X) put it well in her morning email. Kudos, as usual!
War Abroad, Pain at Home
Photo credit: MarketPlace
Inflation has been steadily climbing and is now at its highest level in three years, thanks to the United States’ refusal to pull out of Israel’s war with Iran.
The situation mirrors what happened under President Biden, when billions of taxpayer dollars were poured into the war in Ukraine. Now it’s the same story all over again, just a different president, a different country, but with an even greater economic impact.
According to the latest Consumer Price Index report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, consumer prices in May 2026 are sky-high, up 4.2 percent compared to May 2025.
Of course, no one needed a government report to know inflation is bad. Every trip to the grocery store is a real-life inflation report.
Grocery prices are up 3.1 percent, while restaurant prices have increased 2.7 percent, which means it could be cheaper to eat out than cook at home. Do they want us to be unhealthy by being forced to eat processed fast foods?
Beyond food, utility bills are rising, with this summer’s electricity bills predicted to be the highest we’ve seen in five years, and gas prices have reportedly surged 40 percent since the war began.
Higher gas prices don’t just make filling up more expensive. They cut directly into the budgets of small business owners, truck drivers, and daily commuters, leaving less money for life’s necessities.
The economic situation is a mess, and it’s predicted to get worse.
So does the administration care?
When asked whether he was concerned about the latest inflation report, President Trump responded: “No, I love it. I love the inflation. You know why? Because as soon as this war is over–do you know we’ve been taking out millions of barrels of oil? Nobody knows it. You know who doesn’t know? Iran until right now.”
Trump may love it, but millions of Americans struggling to put food on the table certainly don’t. And whatever oil is being hauled out of Iran in the dead of night won’t shield ordinary people from the economic storm that’s brewing.’
MORE: “Trump says he’s lowering grocery costs. Do the numbers back him up?” LINK
And… The unconstitutional system may get more tweaks “Lawmakers push to end Social Security taxes as insolvency nears” LINK
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EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANKIs raising rates “ECB becomes first major central bank to raise rates since inflation resurgence” LINK
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FISAThomas Massie yesterday delivered a powerful statement against FISA Section 702… Of course, none of FISA is allowed, according to the Fourth Amendment.
It did not pass the House yesterday (June 10, 2026). The relevant legislation is H.R. 9238, a short-term extension of FISA Section 702 authorities (Title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) through July 2, 2026. It was introduced on June 10 by Rep. Rick Crawford (R-AR). Debate occurred that day in the House (this appears to be the context of Rep. Thomas Massie’s floor speech in the video from the X post you linked, where he opposed a “clean” reauthorization/extension and highlighted prior statements by others like Jim Jordan). A recorded vote was demanded at the end of debate, but proceedings were postponed under House rules.
The vote took place today. The bill failed under the fast-track “suspension of the rules” procedure (which requires a two-thirds majority). The tally was 198 yes to 218 no. It did not even achieve a simple majority. Nineteen Republicans voted “No” (Nay) on H.R. 9238, the short-term clean FISA Section 702 extension, joining nearly all Democrats in defeating the measure (overall vote: 198–218).
Here is the list of Republican members who voted Nay, based on the official House Clerk roll call (Roll No. 221, June 11, 2026):
Lauren Boebert (CO)
Josh Brecheen (OK)
Tim Burchett (TN)
Eric Burlison (MO)
Kat Cammack (FL)
Michael Cloud (TX)
Andrew Clyde (GA)
Elijah Crane (AZ)
Warren Davidson (OH)
Andrew Downing (MT)
Russ Fulcher (ID)
Paul Gosar (AZ)
Harriet Hageman (WY)
John Kennedy (UT) [Note: Listed in records; context may refer to a specific member]
Thomas Massie (KY)
Chip Roy (TX)
Mike Rulli (OH)
Keith Self (TX)
Overall Status of FISA Section 702 LINK
Expiration: The authorities are currently set to expire around June 12–13, 2026 (the second short-term deadline this year after the original April 2026 sunset). This would mark the first lapse of the program.
Collection and related activities can continue for some time under existing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) certifications/orders, potentially until at least March 2027, according to analyses from groups like the Brennan Center. A full “go dark” scenario is not immediate. LINK
Congress has passed multiple short extensions this year amid deep divisions. A longer (e.g., 3-year) reauthorization passed the House earlier in 2026 (235-191 in late April), but faced complications. Debates center on reforms—particularly a warrant requirement for querying incidentally collected U.S. persons’ data (a position Massie and other privacy-focused members strongly support), limits on FBI abuses, and oversight. Opposition has grown due to documented past misuse and recent political factors, including President Trump’s appointment of Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence (criticized by Democrats and some Republicans for lack of relevant experience).
The House is heading into recess until June 23, so immediate further action is unlikely this week. Longer-term reauthorization or another short patch will likely require negotiations on reforms once members return.
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IMMIGRATION POLICE STATENYC Comptroller and inveterate anti-gunner Brad Lander at least spoke up for the rights of migrants when he tried to protest the treatment of detainees last year. He was arrested, charged with “unreasonably obstructing the usual use of federal property”—specifically, “assaulting” a federal goon, blocking the elevators and the elevator lobby at 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan. He was just found not guilty.
Notice that this article only mentions the charge near the end of the text… ‘Lander was arrested and accused of ‘“assaulting law enforcement and impeding a federal officer,” DHS said in a social media post at the time.’ LINK
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AUTO REPAIR “RIGHT TO REPAIR” CONTROVERSY REACHES WHITE HOUSEYep. Headline: “Trump says Ford and GM asked him for a bill to stop you from fixing your own car” LINK AND
That’s it for now, all! Many thanks for supporting freedom, and for sharing the links! And remember, you can back us here by becoming a paid subscriber if you would like, and feel free to watch Liberty Conspiracy LIVE on Gardner’s X @gardgoldsmith and on Rumble! Spread the word! Thanks, again! Please feel free to SHARE the links, and join us every M-F at 6 PM on Rumble, and my X @gardgoldsmith — and you also can donate to help the Liberty Conspiracy, itself! Just visit PayPal to help out! You also can mail GG at:
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By Gardner GoldsmithGreetings, fellow Conspirators!
Big thanks to all the grand Conspirators who joined us tonight, as we got to look at key news stories from great journalists. - I hope folks who haven't had the chance will be sure to follow them and their work. And I hope plenty of folks join us, Live, m-f 6 PM on Rumble or on X, and get our audio pod via Spotify and Substack! Here are some of the major issues we got to discuss tonight…Be Seeing You!
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A BRIEF, ESSENTIALLY MEANINGLESS, ANECDOTE RE EARLY DEPARTURE OF GABBARDYeah, so, the Daily Beast has info on a leaked phone call to Gabbard from the man Trump chose to replace her. It seems that, after she announced she was resigning, Trump didn’t inform her that he would move her out of her office weeks earlier than she had planned. Headline “Leaked Call Reveals Gabbard’s Final Humiliation” LINK
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WARIRANThe US yesterday hit two water storage facilities in Iran, knowing they were used by civilians. Again, this is war crime activity…
Meanwhile, Iran hit military targets.
And Trump said at about 8 this morning that he is ready to put “boots on the ground” to seize Kharg Island. BUT THEN, this afternoon, he changed his mind… Here is what it looked like at first…
AND THE US HIT ANOTHER INDIAN TANKER THIS MORNING - AFTER KILLING THREE MEN ON THE FIRST, YESTERDAY
NOW? Trump claims a “deal” to open the Strait.
-Here is the CNBC report “Trump: Iran deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz ‘largely negotiated’“ LINK (The audio in this is VERY low)
Yet, the Iranian government denies Trump’s claim.
And this, “Trump declares Iran peace deal DONE and calls off strikes... as Israel and Tehran give VERY awkward response | Daily Mail Online”- LINK
Now, prior to all this, an Iranian hacking group, or what depicts itself as such, said that it had access to stop the CA water supply (on the whole)…
SO, there’s that mental salad to digest…
Share Gardner Goldsmith
NDAA SEC 224, and SIAA (SENATE INTEL AUTH ACT) Sec 622Max Blumenthal offers insights that jibe with what we have been mentioning on Liberty Conspiracy - that the integration of US and Israeli military and intel is about implanting Israeli-US businesses inside states to make them almost impossible to eliminate because they would be politically potent “jobs providers”
MORE US CHRISTIAN ZIONIST AGITPROPUK ASSISTANCE IN ISRAELI-COMMITTED GENOCIDEGERMAN CHANCELLOR MERZ CALLS FOR END TO ANY IRANIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WORKYeah. He’s got a great grasp of reality and hypocrisy, doesn’t he? This coming from the man who wants to reorient the German economy into an even heavier command-and-control system focused on weapons and war, from the guy who continues to push for Ukraine to attack Russia (and gaslights about it).
Turkey’s Erdogan railed against Israel’s increased violence in Lebanon and Syria LINK, but he often is talk, and no action. He seems to have angered Netanyahu, though…
SEINFELD: Palestine “…doesn’t exist.”
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FREE SPEECHThe Cradle reports that Marco Rubio’s State Dept has been working on ways to deport Quincy Institute head Trita Parsi because he is a critic of US warmongering.
And… Watch out, “antisemites”! Headline “Jewish leaders throw support behind bipartisan House antisemitism bill” LINK
US ECONOMYMay - Higher prices, of course.
The PPI (Producer Price Index) measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for their output (i.e., the prices producers receive, rather than what consumers pay)… But, as we know…
@KobeissiLetter “I love inflation. The numbers are great.”\n\n-President Donald J. Trump","username":"DMichaelTripi","name":"Dominic Michael Tripi","profile_image_url":"https://pbs.substack.com/profile_images/1799163330826829824/M8WEbspJ_normal.jpg","date":"2026-06-11T13:03:42.000Z","photos":[],"quoted_tweet":{},"reply_count":5,"retweet_count":12,"like_count":98,"impression_count":2479,"expanded_url":null,"video_url":null,"belowTheFold":true}" data-component-name="Twitter2ToDOM">Whoops…
@Morning_Joe Chart. ","username":"SteveRattner","name":"Steven Rattner","profile_image_url":"https://pbs.substack.com/profile_images/1559587528109395969/HfLfInk2_normal.jpg","date":"2026-06-11T12:59:25.000Z","photos":[{"img_url":"https://pbs.substack.com/media/HKiNwubWkAAWFj3.jpg","link_url":"https://t.co/PGLaXoOP2x"}],"quoted_tweet":{},"reply_count":28,"retweet_count":290,"like_count":514,"impression_count":10338,"expanded_url":null,"video_url":null,"belowTheFold":true}" data-component-name="Twitter2ToDOM">Fertilizer prices are dropping - because this is the time when demand always drops.
-Natali Morris, of Redacted (Mon-Thurs, 4pm on Rumble, YT, and their X) put it well in her morning email. Kudos, as usual!
War Abroad, Pain at Home
Photo credit: MarketPlace
Inflation has been steadily climbing and is now at its highest level in three years, thanks to the United States’ refusal to pull out of Israel’s war with Iran.
The situation mirrors what happened under President Biden, when billions of taxpayer dollars were poured into the war in Ukraine. Now it’s the same story all over again, just a different president, a different country, but with an even greater economic impact.
According to the latest Consumer Price Index report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, consumer prices in May 2026 are sky-high, up 4.2 percent compared to May 2025.
Of course, no one needed a government report to know inflation is bad. Every trip to the grocery store is a real-life inflation report.
Grocery prices are up 3.1 percent, while restaurant prices have increased 2.7 percent, which means it could be cheaper to eat out than cook at home. Do they want us to be unhealthy by being forced to eat processed fast foods?
Beyond food, utility bills are rising, with this summer’s electricity bills predicted to be the highest we’ve seen in five years, and gas prices have reportedly surged 40 percent since the war began.
Higher gas prices don’t just make filling up more expensive. They cut directly into the budgets of small business owners, truck drivers, and daily commuters, leaving less money for life’s necessities.
The economic situation is a mess, and it’s predicted to get worse.
So does the administration care?
When asked whether he was concerned about the latest inflation report, President Trump responded: “No, I love it. I love the inflation. You know why? Because as soon as this war is over–do you know we’ve been taking out millions of barrels of oil? Nobody knows it. You know who doesn’t know? Iran until right now.”
Trump may love it, but millions of Americans struggling to put food on the table certainly don’t. And whatever oil is being hauled out of Iran in the dead of night won’t shield ordinary people from the economic storm that’s brewing.’
MORE: “Trump says he’s lowering grocery costs. Do the numbers back him up?” LINK
And… The unconstitutional system may get more tweaks “Lawmakers push to end Social Security taxes as insolvency nears” LINK
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EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANKIs raising rates “ECB becomes first major central bank to raise rates since inflation resurgence” LINK
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FISAThomas Massie yesterday delivered a powerful statement against FISA Section 702… Of course, none of FISA is allowed, according to the Fourth Amendment.
It did not pass the House yesterday (June 10, 2026). The relevant legislation is H.R. 9238, a short-term extension of FISA Section 702 authorities (Title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) through July 2, 2026. It was introduced on June 10 by Rep. Rick Crawford (R-AR). Debate occurred that day in the House (this appears to be the context of Rep. Thomas Massie’s floor speech in the video from the X post you linked, where he opposed a “clean” reauthorization/extension and highlighted prior statements by others like Jim Jordan). A recorded vote was demanded at the end of debate, but proceedings were postponed under House rules.
The vote took place today. The bill failed under the fast-track “suspension of the rules” procedure (which requires a two-thirds majority). The tally was 198 yes to 218 no. It did not even achieve a simple majority. Nineteen Republicans voted “No” (Nay) on H.R. 9238, the short-term clean FISA Section 702 extension, joining nearly all Democrats in defeating the measure (overall vote: 198–218).
Here is the list of Republican members who voted Nay, based on the official House Clerk roll call (Roll No. 221, June 11, 2026):
Lauren Boebert (CO)
Josh Brecheen (OK)
Tim Burchett (TN)
Eric Burlison (MO)
Kat Cammack (FL)
Michael Cloud (TX)
Andrew Clyde (GA)
Elijah Crane (AZ)
Warren Davidson (OH)
Andrew Downing (MT)
Russ Fulcher (ID)
Paul Gosar (AZ)
Harriet Hageman (WY)
John Kennedy (UT) [Note: Listed in records; context may refer to a specific member]
Thomas Massie (KY)
Chip Roy (TX)
Mike Rulli (OH)
Keith Self (TX)
Overall Status of FISA Section 702 LINK
Expiration: The authorities are currently set to expire around June 12–13, 2026 (the second short-term deadline this year after the original April 2026 sunset). This would mark the first lapse of the program.
Collection and related activities can continue for some time under existing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) certifications/orders, potentially until at least March 2027, according to analyses from groups like the Brennan Center. A full “go dark” scenario is not immediate. LINK
Congress has passed multiple short extensions this year amid deep divisions. A longer (e.g., 3-year) reauthorization passed the House earlier in 2026 (235-191 in late April), but faced complications. Debates center on reforms—particularly a warrant requirement for querying incidentally collected U.S. persons’ data (a position Massie and other privacy-focused members strongly support), limits on FBI abuses, and oversight. Opposition has grown due to documented past misuse and recent political factors, including President Trump’s appointment of Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence (criticized by Democrats and some Republicans for lack of relevant experience).
The House is heading into recess until June 23, so immediate further action is unlikely this week. Longer-term reauthorization or another short patch will likely require negotiations on reforms once members return.
Share Gardner Goldsmith
IMMIGRATION POLICE STATENYC Comptroller and inveterate anti-gunner Brad Lander at least spoke up for the rights of migrants when he tried to protest the treatment of detainees last year. He was arrested, charged with “unreasonably obstructing the usual use of federal property”—specifically, “assaulting” a federal goon, blocking the elevators and the elevator lobby at 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan. He was just found not guilty.
Notice that this article only mentions the charge near the end of the text… ‘Lander was arrested and accused of ‘“assaulting law enforcement and impeding a federal officer,” DHS said in a social media post at the time.’ LINK
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AUTO REPAIR “RIGHT TO REPAIR” CONTROVERSY REACHES WHITE HOUSEYep. Headline: “Trump says Ford and GM asked him for a bill to stop you from fixing your own car” LINK AND
That’s it for now, all! Many thanks for supporting freedom, and for sharing the links! And remember, you can back us here by becoming a paid subscriber if you would like, and feel free to watch Liberty Conspiracy LIVE on Gardner’s X @gardgoldsmith and on Rumble! Spread the word! Thanks, again! Please feel free to SHARE the links, and join us every M-F at 6 PM on Rumble, and my X @gardgoldsmith — and you also can donate to help the Liberty Conspiracy, itself! Just visit PayPal to help out! You also can mail GG at:
Gardner Goldsmith
PO Box 581
Amherst, NH, 03031 :)
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