The Democratic Party & Incremental Communism - An Interview with Terry D. Turchie

On this episode of Blunt Force Truth, Chuck and Mark arejoined by Terry Turchie. Terry has spent much of his professional career working for the FBI and has seen the movement toward communism from within the FBI. <br />They kick off by discussing how our government and law enforcement agencies have had progressive ideologist at all levels, for many decades. Terry explains the motivation behind these individuals pushing for socialism, and in many cases, communism. They discuss how this type of power grab has become mainstream within the Democratic party. <br />Chuck and Mark continue by asking Terry about his opinion on the Democratic platform and how it lines up with the one-world government agenda. He describes how the Democrats, and others with Marxist beliefs, have always used crises to grab power and never let it go. <br />They finish up the show by hearing from Terry on how the progressive movement is still deeply woven into the FBI and DOJ. They discuss how these radical political views are interfering with field agents’ ability to protect the public. <br />  <br />More about Terry D. Turchie: <br />Terry D. Turchie is a former Deputy Assistant Director of the Counterterrorism Division of the FBI. His leadership was the driving force behind the capture of the two most elusive and solitary domestic terrorists in U.S. history. <br />In his early years in the FBI, Terry chased timber thieves in the Oregon forests. By the 1980s, he was chasing Soviet spies at the United<br />Nations in New York, and on one memorable occasion, depicted in New York Magazine, wrestled Soviet spy Gennadiy Zakharov to the ground at a subway station. After a tour at FBIHQ in Washington, D.C., he took over a counterintelligence squad in San Francisco and within a year disrupted two major East Bloc espionage operations. <br />Between 1994 and 1998, Terry directed the UNABOM Federal Task Force (UTF) that finally caught and convicted Theodore Kaczynski for an 18-year long string of terrorist bombings. Robert Graysmith, an author who wrot