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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2025 · 55 MIN

America’s ‘Top Cop’ Former NYPD Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik Passes Away At Age 69 [EP4573-8AM-hr 2]

from The Pete Santilli Show · host Spreely Media Podcasting

In this segment, Santilli continues his tribute to Bernard Kerik by playing extended excerpts in which Kerik describes coordinating the massive evacuation and rescue efforts on 9/11—securing the site, moving tens of thousands of people out of Manhattan, and organizing boat and bridge evacuations. After the clip, Santilli and his guest discuss Kerik’s composure that day, Rudy Giuliani’s realization of being “at war,” and the call for honoring Kerik with a state-level tribute. The conversation then shifts to Santilli’s own commentary on recent FBI findings—unearthing hidden rooms and documents from the Comey era—and his belief that senior officials (Brennan, Comey, Clinton, Obama) should face military tribunals for allegedly conspiring to overthrow the United States. He plays a Dan Bongino clip outlining why the public should “keep talking” while evidence continues to emerge, and a Kash Patel segment suggesting the FBI and military colluded during January 6th, using undercover operatives and facial recognition to entrap participants. Santilli ties these revelations to themes of deep‐state corruption, media collusion, and the need for full transparency, before including sponsor messages for cardiovascular supplements, patriotic merchandise, and the show’s crowdfunding platform. Throughout, he alternates between playing interview clips, offering his own analysis of political and legal “coup” theories, and rallying listener support to keep his independent media operation running.

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