Whether you agree with his tactics or not, whistleblower Julian Assange has thrown a major monkey wrench into the Clinton Machine, potentially jamming up the gears of their well-oiled engine. Starting with posting a searchable database on his website containing tens of thousands of Hillary’s infamous private-server emails, and following up with a treasure trove of embarrassing email correspondence within the DNC itself, the WikiLeaks email dump has proven to be a Summer Surprise. And now, according to what he told Megyn Kelly last night, he’s prepping to release what may prove to be an October Surprise for the ages. And Assange has been teasing it for days:

Bombshell set to hit Clinton campaign as FBI recovers 14,900 deleted emails. We will incorporate them into: https://t.co/XcH75u3kbu

— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) August 23, 2016

Clinton looked at drug after suffering from 'decision fatigue' 1) https://t.co/BGMmiHjn0r 2) https://t.co/ftmwzMcE9U pic.twitter.com/dEcdNXgxz9

— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) August 23, 2016

And again last evening, appearing via satellite on the Kelly File. Here’s the whole segment (starts at 11:12):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG1m_Ros9dQ

Could it have something to do with this:

Outstanding work @davidsirota
Detailed catalog of #ClintonFoundation #PayToPlay
SHARE AWAYhttps://t.co/mQQFtIvB2D pic.twitter.com/xldwArXjJD

— Shirtless Pundit (@zachhaller) August 24, 2016

.@JudicialWatch: “There’s no distinction between the State Department & the Clinton Foundation. It’s quid pro quo.” pic.twitter.com/bYKUk8iObu

— Trish Regan Intel (@TrishIntel) August 24, 2016

…or this:

BREAKING: WikiLeaks Reveals “Google is directly engaged with Hillary Clinton’s campaign” https://t.co/JYJ2PTSE8l #TrumpTrain #Trump2016

— Lee Jackson (@Stonewall_77) August 24, 2016

…or is it another scandal we’ve yet to uncover?

Hillary Clinton is hands-down the most corrupt, dangerous politician in recent memory ever to seek the office of the presidency, possibly in the history of the United States. And I, along with Assange, am not alone in that sentiment:

https://twitter.com/reg1776/status/768518778376249344

I remember not so long ago the Oval Office, along with many in the office-holders’ administration, was filled with people of integrity, class, and substance. People like George W. Bush, and Condoleezza Rice; like Colin Powell, and General Stormin’ Norman Schwarzkopf; and, of course, Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Whether you agreed with their politics or not, their character was never in question. Then along came Barack Obama, and his potential successor redux, Hillary Clinton, ushering in the most lawless, secretive administration perhaps in our nation’s long history. And a promise to fundamentally transform America.

As I sit here typing, I find myself frightened, and profoundly saddened, for the future of our nation. I see her slipping away into the hands of people who bear no love and respect for her. I see an emboldened Iran, a Middle East aflame, and an increasingly belligerent North Korea. I see a growing mountain of debt, an ever-expanding federal government doing everything but national defense, and ever-decreasing civil liberties. And I find myself, despite my staunch support of our bedrock right to privacy, hoping beyond hope that whatever Julian Assange has in his possession will stop Hillary Clinton from occupying an office she has forever disqualified herself from holding.

We’re at a turning point in history, one that will likely forever define who we’ll be as a nation, or whether or not our Constitutional Republic will even survive. And it looks more and more likely that Julian Assange’s WikiLeaks may be the only vehicle that may help steer us from the deadly cliff to which we’re barreling toward. And I find myself cheering him on, while at the same time struggling with wanting to view whatever it is he has, yet concerned with the way in which he obtained it. Still, for me, the next batch of documents cannot come soon enough.

In the meantime, stay tuned for Part Two of Kelly’s Assange interview this evening, which she promises will be the most fascinating of the two-night chat.