Where's Larry?

Larry Nichols:  I have actually beat up women and beat up husbands to protect the Clintons…  Its one of those things that you've got to know.  Not only have I killed people for 'em, I’ve put 'em in jail.

Pete Santilli:  You’ve never paid a penalty per se because you've always been protected: because that's what the Clintons do, is to protect persons like yourself.  They send people like you to do their dirty work, don't they?

Larry Nichols:  But now let’s call a spade a spade.  May I.  I’ve been all over the world, all over the world killing people for this country, some deservedly, some not. Didn’t matter to me. Just what I was paid to do... When Ronald Reagan sent me to Nicaragua, when Ronald Reagan sent me to El Salvador, I did it for God and country.  Just like you would have done if they would have called you.

Pete Santilli:  At the the time you were doing it for the Clintons, did you do it patriotically, for the common good?

Larry Nichols:  I didn’t give a sh't. Some of these people, like Wayne DuMond, needed to be dealt with. So I went to the jail, cut his n'ts off, put them in a jar, put formaldehyde in 'em and left it there.

Pete Santilli:  What motivated you at that time in your life to do their dirty work?

Larry Nichols:  Just money, just money...  One minute I was doing something for our government, next minute I was doing something for Clinton. What difference was it?

Pete Santilli:  How did they present these tasks to you that you were performing?

Larry Nichols:  I was F2'ed, I was F2'ed.  Whenever I got an F2 call, that meant go in and kill. State police are not trained to kill.  In that day… alright this is the late ’70s, early ’80s. There were no SWAT teams, alright, there weren't…. When I got an F2 call, that meant go in and kill a guy. I didn’t give a sh't.  When it came to Reagan as Michael Reagan put in his book Making Waves, I'm the most honest person he ever met, and his dad spoke highly of me.  When it came from the president, it was for God and country. When it came from Clinton, hell, I didn’t give a damn. I just go kill somebody, cut their n'ts off.

Pete Santilli:  And you knew you were going to be paid for your work?

Larry Nichols:  Or they’d piss me off.  Or they’d piss me off and they didn’t want to piss me off.

Pete Santilli:  In the beginning you were afraid of them weren't you.  They were coming after you.  They turned against you at a certain point.  You had to defend yourself, didn't you?

Larry Nichols:  I had to because I didn’t have a support group. The media weren’t going to cover it, so if I died, they’d just pour alcohol over me and say I was drunk and crashed on the side of the road.

Pete Santilli:   What has kept you alive yourself even despite how they normally take out their adversaries?

Larry Nichols:  I’m a Green Beret. I’m trained.  I'm trained to go into countries where the whole country chases you.  I mean, I’m skilled - you know that - in staying alive.  And we've got one rule: Kill 'em back first. So they want to send people...  So if they send people to me, I’ll just kill 'em back first.  I don’t ask questions.  I deal with it.

Mike Reagan had on Larry Nichols today. Larry said he's very scared. A
man named Larry Case has been following Nichols around for the past
month and called up Nichols last night and said "you're a dead man."

Michael Reagan revealed that he has had a private detective friend in
Arkansas watching Larry Nichols' back, and this P.I. verified Nichols
account... The P.I. said he followed Case as Case followed Nichols and
has video and photos of Case doing this.

In case you are not aware, Larry Case was a part of Betsy Wright's
Bimbo Squad, threatening people into silence.

So is Slick Willie turning the screws on Nichols now that the heat is
on him? Is this the Arkansas Machine's last pitiful attempt at
intimidation? Stay tuned.

He came under attack starting a month ago on October 13, 2013 and the attack still continues.  It has resulted in death threats against himself, his family and close associates, including other alternative media personalities.