Al Green's Outburst Reminds Us Khashoggi Blackberry Carriers In Congress
Texas Congressman Al Green's Cane Waving At Trump Reminds Us Of How We Outlined Who's Who In The DNC Cabal Eight Years Ago
Congressman Al Green’s disruptions of Trump’s speech to Congress last night took me back to my eight years on Capitol Hill, where I always seemed to get stuck in an elevator with Al Green. He would always ask me where I was from, every time.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/05/us/politics/trump-address-al-green-democrat.html
1 | What happened in the House chamber on March 4–5 2025
President Trump’s first joint-session address of his second term ran more than two hours and featured a sweeping “America’s comeback” theme. Roughly ten minutes in, Representative Al Green (D-TX) rose from his seat and loudly accused Trump of having “no mandate,” prompting the sergeant-at-arms to escort him from the hall. The outburst broke with long-standing decorum norms and, two days later, the House formally censured Green for disorderly conduct. NPRAP News
Since Al Green carried a military grade Blackberry as a part of an arms diversion network in Congress, it is worth revisiting where the “cane shaking” constituency of resistance comes from.
2 Descriptions of each person
Al Green, Awan Blackberry Carrier — A Democratic congressman from Houston since 2005, Green is best known for multiple attempts to impeach both Presidents Trump and Biden. He built his political brand on civil-rights advocacy and often likens his activism to the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Green’s March 2025 heckling of Trump led to his removal from the chamber and a rare House censure vote. NPR Even so, he vowed to “do it again” in defense of social-safety-net programs.
Donald Trump — Now in his second (non-consecutive) presidential term, Trump used the 2025 address to tout economic gains and expanded energy production. He has been impeached twice (2019 and 2021) and acquitted twice, and continues to be a polarizing force in U.S. politics. The 2024 election returned him to power with narrow Electoral-College margins but a GOP sweep of the House. His relationship with many legislators listed below ranges from open hostility to tactical alliance.
Ted Lieu, Awan Blackberry Carrier — The California Democrat, an Air-Force-Reserve colonel and prolific X (Twitter) critic of Trump, represents Los Angeles’s coastal tech corridor. Lieu sits on Judiciary and Foreign Affairs and often spotlights cybersecurity issues; he once publicly relinquished an “old encrypted BlackBerry” as a privacy stunt. A dependable progressive vote, he co-led early efforts to impeach Trump in 2017 with Brad Sherman. He was visible on the House floor the night of Green’s protest. Congressman Ted Lieu
Brad Sherman, Awan Blackberry Carrier — Serving the San Fernando Valley since 1997, CPA-turned-congressman Sherman focuses on banking and foreign policy. He drafted the very first impeachment article against Trump in July 2017, citing Comey’s firing as obstruction. Sherman’s district suffered the 2021 Pacific Palisades wildfire, after which he sparred with FEMA and Trump over recovery funds. He is considered one of the House’s most senior Jewish Democrats. Wikipedia
Eric Swalwell, Awan Blackberry Carrier — A Democrat from the Bay Area, Swalwell rose to prominence through the first Trump impeachment as a Judiciary-Committee prosecutor. His past relationship with alleged Chinese intelligence contact Fang Fang drew GOP scrutiny, though no charges were filed. He maintains a tight alliance with Intelligence-ranking member Adam Schiff. During the 2025 Trump speech he kept a low profile, according to gallery reporters.
Adam Schiff, Awan Blackberry Carrier — Former chair of the House Intelligence Committee and lead House manager in Trump’s first Senate trial, Schiff now represents California’s 30th district and is running for Senate. Widely admired by Democrats for legal acumen, he is vilified by Trump allies for championing the Russia-probe narrative. Schiff mentored younger California members such as Swalwell and Lieu on national-security topics. He attended the 2025 joint session but did not speak.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Awan Blackberry Carrier — The Florida Democrat chaired the DNC from 2011 to 2016, resigning amid the Clinton-email leak furor. She was instrumental in hiring the Awan brothers as House IT contractors, a decision later criticized although prosecutors found no espionage. Schultz now focuses on appropriations and Israel policy. At the 2025 address she reportedly stayed out of the camera’s line of sight.
Kash Patel — Once a Devin Nunes intelligence aide, Patel became chief of staff at DoD in late 2020 and was confirmed as FBI Director in 2024. He is a favorite of Trump-aligned media for promising internal transparency on Crossfire Hurricane and the Awan inquiry. Patel received a standing ovation from Republican members in the House gallery on March 4. Critics worry about his close ties to Trump’s legal team. The White House
Elon Musk — CEO of SpaceX and Tesla and owner of social-media platform X, Musk also amplifies the meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin. In early 2025 he announced AI audits of “ghost” Social-Security accounts, a move political critics framed as voter-roll suppression; Musk calls it fraud detection. His companies rely heavily on federal contracts, linking him indirectly to congressional oversight. He did not attend the joint session but was referenced in floor chatter.
Anthony Weiner, Awan Blackberry Carrier — The former New York congressman resigned in 2011 over a sexting scandal and later served jail time for unlawful contact with a minor. Weiner’s seized laptop became conservative lore because of its Huma Abedin emails. He has no formal role in government today but retains notoriety through Teneo and Clinton-network allegations. There is no public evidence he attended the 2025 session.
Rahm Emanuel, Awan Blackberry Carrier — Former Obama chief of staff and Chicago mayor, Emanuel is currently U.S. ambassador to Japan (since 2022). He was once legendary for enforcing party discipline in the House and has longstanding business ties to biotech and investment funds. Allegations that he backed covert bio-labs in Pakistan are uncorroborated conspiracy claims. Emanuel was not present in the chamber on March 4.
Andre Carson, Awan Blackberry Carrier — An Indiana Democrat and member of the “Squad-adjacent” Progressive Caucus, Carson sits on the House Intelligence Committee. He is one of only three Muslim members of Congress. Carson advocates for civil-liberties safeguards in counter-terrorism programs. Though sometimes aligned with anti-Trump voices, he rarely engages in theatrical protests.
Mitt Romney — The Utah Republican senator and 2012 GOP presidential nominee was the first senator in U.S. history to vote to convict a president of his own party (Trump, Article I, 2020). Romney’s centrist foreign-policy stance often puts him at odds with MAGA orthodoxy. He has no known business dealings with Jeffrey Epstein but does have ties to Bain-linked donors who once retained Teneo. Romney did not attend the 2025 address because the Senate was not in joint session that evening.
John O’Loughlin — A Georgetown-trained maritime lawyer turned citizen-journalist, O’Loughlin co-hosts livestreams with George Webb focusing on intelligence scandals. He gained a niche following during the Clinton-email investigations but has no formal media affiliation. Critics accuse his broadcasts of blending fact with speculation; supporters say he crowdsources overlooked leads. O’Loughlin organized a 2018 “Teneo Night” meetup in Washington.
Jenny Moore — Known online as “Task Force,” the late Jenny Moore was a former police officer and victim-advocate who collaborated with Webb on Clinton-Foundation leads before her 2018 death, ruled by police as medical. She alleged trafficking links behind Epstein’s circle and Rahm Emanuel’s Chicago network. Moore is cited by Webb as the inspiration for the fictional reporter in Civil War. Her files continue to circulate among independent researchers.
Joe Rago — A Pulitzer-winning Wall Street Journal editorial writer, Rago died suddenly in 2017; New York’s medical examiner ruled the cause as natural. Conspiracy writers point to his work on Russia-pharma sanctions as a potential motive, but no foul play was proven. He had recently met health-policy officials before his death. Rago is often mentioned in discussions of vaccine geopolitics.
(The remaining individuals form the Epstein-flight-manifest set; each paragraph highlights publicly documented biography plus the nature of any Epstein connection.)
Jeffrey Epstein, Awan Blackberry Carrier — A financier who cultivated elite contacts, Epstein pleaded guilty to state prostitution charges in 2008 and was awaiting federal trial for sex trafficking when he died in jail in 2019. Flight logs show him ferrying prominent figures to his properties, leading to widespread speculation about kompromat. Prosecutors said he used a shell of modeling-agency promises to abuse under-age girls. His estate is still in civil litigation with hundreds of accusers.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Awan Blackberry Carrier — The British socialite and daughter of publisher Robert Maxwell was convicted in 2021 of conspiring with Epstein to traffic minors. Witnesses said she procured victims and handled logistics on Epstein’s aircraft. Maxwell is serving a 20-year federal sentence in Florida. She maintains a pending appeal.
Ehud Barak — Israel’s former prime minister, Barak has acknowledged visiting Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse but denies wrongdoing; Israeli press photographed him entering in 2015. He served as IDF chief of staff and defense minister and once sat on an AI-security start-up funded by Epstein. Barak has no official tie to Mossad, though as defense chief he oversaw the agency. He remains an influential voice on Israel’s Iran strategy.
Henry Kissinger — The late U.S. secretary of state (d. Nov 2023) retained a consulting firm that met Epstein once in 1992, according to The New Yorker. Kissinger’s real policy legacy lies in détente and opening China. Allegations of deeper Epstein involvement have never been substantiated. His archives are administered by Yale University.
William Burns — A career diplomat and current CIA Director, Burns met Epstein once in 2014 while out of government; the CIA says the encounter was social. Burns previously served as U.S. ambassador to Russia and negotiated the Iran nuclear deal. He has prioritized intelligence reform and Russia-Ukraine coverage since taking the helm in 2021. No evidence links him to Epstein’s criminal acts.
Ariane de Rothschild — CEO of Edmond de Rothschild Group, she acknowledged business talks with Epstein in 2013 regarding philanthropic ventures. The Swiss bank later cut ties and paid $40 million to regulators over unrelated tax issues. Ariane advocates impact investing and Franco-Swiss cultural projects. She stepped down temporarily during 2024 legal reviews.
Edgar Bronfman — The late Seagram heir and former World Jewish Congress president died in 2013, before most Epstein revelations surfaced. His philanthropy focused on Jewish education and AIDS research. Some reporting suggests Seagram’s private planes crossed paths with Epstein’s in the 1990s, but direct ties are unclear. Bronfman’s daughters later funded #MeToo initiatives.
Ron Burkle — A billionaire investor with Yucaipa Companies and Clinton-foundation donor, Burkle flew on Epstein’s plane once in the mid-1990s, saying it was a shared charter. He owns controlling stakes in grocery and entertainment firms and held a USAID advisory post under Obama. TMZ often photographs him with celebrities on his Boeing 757 dubbed “Air Ronica.” Burkle denies knowledge of Epstein’s crimes.
Larry Summers — Former Harvard president and Clinton treasury secretary, Summers accepted donations for Harvard from Epstein after their first 2001 introduction, later calling that judgment a mistake. Summers sits on the boards of OpenAI and fintech unicorns focused on stablecoins. He is married to author Elisa New and lectures on secular stagnation. Critics spotlight him as an example of academia’s coziness with tainted donors.
Donald Barr — Father of former Attorney General William Barr, Donald served as headmaster at Dalton School, where he hired a young Epstein in 1974 despite limited credentials. A WWII OSS veteran, Barr wrote a 1973 sci-fi novel about elite kidnappers on a slave planet. He later chaired Columbia’s engineering school. Barr died in 2004 before Epstein’s first conviction.
Les Wexner — Founder of L Brands (Victoria’s Secret), Wexner granted Epstein power of attorney over much of his fortune in the 1990s, a relationship he later called the “biggest mistake” of his life. Wexner’s Columbus-based philanthropic foundation funds Jewish community projects. He has not been charged with any crime. Wexner resigned as L Brands CEO in 2021.
Adnan Khashoggi — A Saudi arms broker famed for Iran-Contra dealings, Khashoggi provided financing networks that overlapped with Epstein’s 1980s operations through Swiss accounts, according to court records. He died in 2017, leaving behind tangled estates. Khashoggi was once the world’s richest man. His nephew Jamal became a Washington Post columnist assassinated in 2018.
Bill Gates — The Microsoft co-founder met Epstein several times between 2011 and 2013, later describing those meetings as a “huge mistake.” Gates now focuses on climate tech and global health through the Gates Foundation. Some correspondence showed Epstein pitched tax-shelter strategies to Gates. No evidence has tied Gates to sex trafficking.
Virginia Giuffre — Born Virginia Roberts, she sued Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell in 2015 and reached a confidential settlement. Giuffre alleges she was trafficked to powerful men, notably Prince Andrew, claims he denies but paid to settle in 2022. Her advocacy has tightened U.S. victim-compensation laws. She lives in Australia with her family.
Bill Clinton — The 42nd U.S. president flew on Epstein’s aircraft at least a dozen times for Clinton-Foundation work; he says Secret Service accompan
I was busy covering forty-five of his DNC colleagues who were entrusted with military-grade encryption, spying on all the Congressmen and Senators on Capitol Hill. Al Green was one congressman who never seemed busy. He was always skulking the halls of Congress, looking for someone who knew him and could compare him to Martin Luther King.
Meanwhile, I was tracking and tracing the DNC Congressmen and Congresswomen who were the movers and shakers of flipping Libya, Syria, and Ukraine, and arranging for kickbacks with the Iran Nuclear Deal. Last night’s speech brought back some great memories. There was Ted Lieu, who “accidentally” dropped his encrypted Blackberry device in a toilet.
And there was Brad Sherman, whose Congressional District adjoins Ted Lieu’s in the SuperWoke neighborhoods of Los Angeles. Brad Sherman had just finished lying to the all the fire victims of the Pacific Palisades at a firehouse with Trump, saying everything was going to be put back like it was before. Sherman is still smarting from Trump’s criticisms of FEMA incompetence from the that meeting.
And, of course, Eric “Fang Fang” Swalwell was there, hiding but always looking at his handler, Adam Schiff, for his next set of instructions. Swalwell was trying to blame Trump for the Biden White House pilot flying over the 200-foot ceiling for Blackhawk helicopters on the Potomac to cause the American Airlines crash at 350 feet.
Debbie Wasserwan Schultz, the protector of the Awan Spy Ring, was really hiding, but newly christened FBI Director Kash Patel seemed to have a bead on her the whole night from the gallery. Is Kash moving in on the illegal Awan Spy Ring that cast a shadow net over Congress for two decades?
Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts are causing DWS to go into varying fits of apoplectic shock as Musk sorts out the millions of Americans on the Social Security rolls over the age of 130. Schultz, the Queen of Ghost Jobs for the Awan Spy ring, laid low during the Joint Session to attack later with an interview with Forbes.
Gone were Anthony Weiner, Rahm Emanuel, and Andre Carson. What fun could be had revealing the encrypted Teneo Blackberry messages between Anthony Weiner, Jeff Epstein, Huma Abedin, and Hillary Clinton from Pennsylvania Avenue-based Teneo.
Pam Bondi, the new Attorney General also in attendance at the Joint Session, now realizes how many Teneo favor-trading trips Epstein and friends made to Little St. James Island so the favor traders would be outside US jurisdiction.
Jeffrey Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell
Ehud Barrack, Mossad
Henry Kissinger
William Burns, CIA Director
Ariane de Rothschild
Edgar Bronfman
Ron Burkle, USAID Billionaire
Larry Summers, Open AI, Facebook
Donald Barr, CIA Lawyer
Les Wexner
Adnan Khashoggi, Billionaire Arms Dealer
Bill Gates
Virginia Giuffre (Virginia Roberts)
Bill Clinton
Doug Band, Teneo Fixer For Bill Clinton
Prince Andrew
Jean‑Luc Brunel
Bill Richardson, Department of Energy
Stephen Hawking
David Copperfield
Alec Baldwin
Richard Branson
Mike Bloomberg
Mick Jagger
Eli Wiesel, Nobel Prize Winner
Sandy Berger, DNC Spy
Ralph Fiennes
Dustin Hoffman
Woody Allen
Liz Hurley
Michael Jackson
Vera Wang
Naomi Campbell
Sergey Brin
Gerard Edelman, Nobel Prize Winner
Marvin Minsky, MIT AI
RFK Jr.
Peter Thiel
That’s quite an Epstein Lolita Express guest list, which also included Donald Trump and Melania and Ivanka before Melania.
And I must say I missed Rahm Emanuel not being in the audience. I have covered Rahm every since my ex-cop research partner, Jenny Moore, told me he had a bio lab in Faisalabad and was going to unleash some bioagent from there on Trump during his first Presidency.
Wall Street Journal reporter and Pulitzer Prize Winner Joe Rago seemed to have a very similar story, but he ended up dead in his New York apartment shortly thereafter. Rahm seemed to push through the purchase of Russian vaccine maker VeroPharm, a firm that specialized in countermeasures to old Soviet bioweapons, while US State Department sanctions were in effect.
As I looked over the Blackberry carriers still in Congress at last night’s Joint Session, I just thought of Kash Patel and, looking over the whole scene from the gallery, seeing the treasure trove of scandals he could bring to light soon.
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Here is some background on some of the encrypted Blackberry Carriers on Capitol Hill.
Jeff Epstein’s Teneo connects all the Trump haters, including RINOs like Mitt Romney.
Georgetown Lawyer John OLoughlin and I hosted “Teneo Night” in Washington, DC in September of 2018. Jeff Epstein, Anthony Weiner, and Huma Abedin did not show.
