We now know why feds gunned down the executive of the Bill and Hillary Clinton Airport during a raid on his home in Little Rock, Arkansas. The deceased man — Bryan Malinkowski — apparently had been buying and selling firearms without a license as a dealer, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives reported in an affidavit.
It’s said he was involved in more than 150 illegal gun trades between 2021 and 2024. Here’s more from the New York Post.
Investigative journalist Liz Crokin joins me to discuss the latest breaking news including the accusation that Bill Clinton raped a young boy who is now 26-years old, and the investigator who broke the story is now dead. Liz firmly believes that all of the pieces of the puzzle are falling into place so that Hillary Clinton will be arrested before November 11th of this year. More from the SGTReport.
Bill Still also reports on the mystery 757 from the Department of Justice that made a second trip to Little Rock. It appears that there may actually be a real investigation going into the pay-for-play aspects – better known as bribery – of the doings of the Clinton Foundation.
The Fort Hood massacre in Killeen, Texas, rocked the nation in 2009, the worst outbreak of violence on a military base in the history of the United States. In its aftermath, 13 people lay dead, 29 individuals wounded, and the specter of Muslim extremism had arisen on American soil. Folks remember the carnage, but not so much another shooting incident five months earlier in Little Rock, Arkansas, that served as a precursor for Fort Hood.
A searing, new documentary provides the back-story behind the Little Rock tragedy that left Pvt. William Andrew Long gunned down outside a military recruiting station on June 6, 2009. Losing Our Sons tells of the mourning by Long’s family, but also the family of Carlos Bledsoe, Long’s killer. Raised a Baptist in Memphis, Tenn., Bledsoe converted to Islam while studying at Tennessee State University in Nashville, changing his name to Abdul Hakim Muhammad and traveling to Yemen to further his religious indoctrination. He returned after 16 months as a full-fledged jihadist, prepared to assault a variety of military and Jewish targets, without the slightest remorse. Speaking to the Associated Press, Bledsoe said, “I don’t think it (killing Long) was murder because murder is when a person kills another person without justified reason.”
