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3:46Now PlayingA top aide to Stephen Miller, and by extension, Donald Trump, named Heidi Stirrup has been banned from entering the Department of Justice offices after it was revealed that she was trying to get staffers to divulge sensitive information. The information she was seeking was related to voter fraud investigations that could bolster Trump's claims, but instead she's now forbidden from entering the premises. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.
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A woman by the name of Heidi Stirrup a few months ago was assigned the role of liaison between the U S department of justice and Donald Trump's white house. She was a top ally of Stephen Miller and she has been reporting to Donald Trump. She is officially a Trump aide and her job is to be the liaison, you know, kind of the go between between the white house and the department of justice. That is of course until this week when Ms. Stirrup was officially banned from ever entering the offices of the U S department of justice ever again. And the reason she got banned is because she had allegedly, you always have to say that just in case allegedly had been going around asking staffers at the DOJ to divulge sensitive information about any investigations into voter fraud or election fraud, taking place in the United States, things she wasn't privy to know, but was pestering these staffers.
Go ahead, come on. Tell me the secrets. It's okay. You don't have to worry about anything. I'm just going to go tell the big man can, maybe I can get to a job over there while I'm at it. That is another allegation made in these papers that she was also offering people jobs, even though she, she didn't have the authority to do this. So it's likely that she was trying to say, Hey, you know, maybe you're not happy over here being the coffee guy for the DOJ. I can get you to be a, a big wig over at the white house with Trump himself. All you gotta do is tell me, tell me what's happening with the voter fraud. Tell me where it is. Give me some names, give me some evidence so that my folks can take it to the national media. Now, this is all purely, uh, well, I don't know if you would call it investigations.
The DOJ did ban her. Uh, so I'm pretty sure what they're saying happened here in these reports is accurate. I mean, they wouldn't have banned her if they didn't know that this was taking place, but here's the thing, folks, this woman was not just trying to get this information because she's curious, she was obviously trying to do this most likely. I'm willing to bet at Trump's request. You know, I refuse to believe for a second that she was over there doing this of her own volition. Somebody else was pulling the strings, perhaps it was Trump. Maybe it was Stephen Miller. Yeah. They make a point too. Talk about the fact that she is a close ally of Stephen Miller. And to be honest, when you think about it, this has Stephen Miller stink all over it, whatever it is, she was over there at the request of somebody in this administration, pestering and badgering, these employees to hand over this sensitive information, which she was not allowed to have access to that the white house didn't need access to, but wanted it because this may have been the only shot they had to actually get evidence of voter fraud, taking place in the United States.
It didn't work. She's now banned from ever going back to the department of justice. And I guess that means since her job is to go back and forth between the white house and the DOJ. Hopefully that means that she doesn't have a job with this administration anymore because she is obviously not up to the task or depending on how you look at it. She was a little too up to the task, got overzealous. And now she finds herself in a position where you're banned from an entire department of the federal government.
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