Juan O’Savin LIVE. Trump’s Tariffs vs. Judges. B2T Show, May 29, 2025

Rick brings on Juan O’Savin… Update on Patrick Byrne's election fraud investigation Juan provides an update on Patrick Byrne's investigation involving General Flynn interviewing people who participated in the 2020 election fraud. He mentions there is significant pushback against those who worked to expose the fraud mechanisms, with some facing legal threats. Juan references Tulsi Gabbard's statement in the President's cabinet meeting, confirming they have proof of a stolen election. Legal threats against election fraud investigators Juan explains that individuals who helped expose the 2020 election fraud are being targeted with lawfare. He notes that some have dual passports for business reasons in the technical world. Juan expresses confidence that President Trump would intervene to protect these patriots through executive action if necessary. Trump's personality and leadership style Juan defends Trump's personality and New York businessman attitude, arguing that this tough demeanor forged in one of the world's most challenging business environments is exactly what's needed to address America's current problems. He shares an anecdote about a friend who dislikes Trump for being 'mean' but explains why that toughness is necessary for the fight ahead. Venezuela's role in election fraud Juan details how the mechanical work of stealing the 2020 election was conducted by individuals from Venezuela under Cuban supervision. He explains that Venezuela has been effectively run by Cuba for decades, describing it as a narco state. Juan reveals that Trump has allowed the oil license for Venezuela to expire, cutting off a significant revenue stream for the Maduro government that supervised election theft operations. The Rockefeller influence on American institutions Juan discusses how much of what Trump is fighting against stems from the legacy of Rockefeller family operations and influence in America. He explains that the Rockefellers were behind the creation of the UN and have shaped American institutions in legal, educational, and medical arenas. Juan notes that pre-1933 family trusts don't pay federal taxes, giving them financial advantages, and that Trump is attacking their money flow by unwinding connections to Venezuela. Lawfare against election fraud investigators Rick mentions that Clay Clark, Joe Oltmann, and Mike Lindell are being sued by Smartmatic and Dominion in cases brought by Eric Coomer in Denver, with the cases currently favoring Coomer based on the judges assigned. Juan acknowledges the widespread use of lawfare against those exposing election fraud. Update on Tina Peters' legal case Juan provides an update on Tina Peters' legal situation, revealing that American Rights Association has offered to join her case with Peter Ticton as lead counsel. He mentions that Patrick Byrne had previously contributed a million dollars to Tina's legal defense. Juan explains they're working to get Tina released from Colorado state prison, with new legal filings planned for the next day. Challenges in exposing election fraud evidence Juan addresses questions about why more evidence hasn't been released publicly, explaining that there are complex considerations about federal versus state jurisdiction. He notes that the FBI was involved in Tina Peters' case from day one, making it not purely a state matter. Juan emphasizes that improper federal intervention without state cooperation could create problematic precedents. Future election security measures Juan mentions a proposed executive order they've drafted for machine-free elections by 2026. He notes that the Justice Department is operating with only 10% of its budgeted workforce from the previous year but is carefully hiring specific litigators with precise skill sets for what they anticipate will be a years-long legal battle. Jennifer Mac store products Juan promotes products available at Jennifer Mac's store (https://www.thejennifermac.com/), including an upcoming cookie contest with strict ingredient guidelines, Trump car flags for the 4th of July, and commemorative coins including a 'Watch the Water' coin and an upcoming 2025 Megadore coin. Current threats to national security Juan expresses serious concern about the intensifying threats against America, mentioning situations with Russia and China. He emphasizes that the country is in a precarious moment and warns that "the worst of it yet" is still to come, suggesting that bigger challenges lie ahead that will require perseverance and prayer. When asked if the near death experience has happened yet, and the answer was no because there are some hard resets that have to happen with significant events yet to happen. Spiritual perspective on current challenges Juan discusses how believers have faith that "God has us" even in desperate situations, noting that Christians understand that "if we end up in heaven, then we win this game." However, he emphasizes tha