0:08

The following footage

0:10

proves beyond any doubt that

0:12

the tanks intentionally set the house

0:15

on fire. You

0:44

can see that this tank has

0:46

a gas jet on the front

0:48

that shoots fire. You can also see

0:50

the fire quite plainly. The

0:57

tank goes into the house twice and each

0:59

time as it backs out The fire

1:01

at the gas jets is plainly visible. to

1:30

recognize and look for

1:33

the early warning signals that

1:35

deeply troubled young people

1:37

send. Good

1:41

morning. Welcome to the No

1:43

Way Jose podcast. This is

1:45

the Morning Dump. I am

1:47

today's host, Jose Gallison. It's

1:49

a beautiful Thursday

1:52

morning, April 24th. I

1:54

will go ahead and let you guys know just a

1:56

little bit of a warning. I am probably not

1:58

going to be a... tomorrow unless

2:00

something happens. I'm picking up a shift I Still

2:02

still we're getting close I will tell you

2:04

we're getting closer and closer by the day But

2:06

we're not quite at the point where it

2:08

makes more sense for me to do a podcast

2:10

than to pick up a shift So I'm

2:12

picking up a shift to make up a little

2:14

bit extra money for the time while I

2:16

was gone I'm

2:23

all for it as soon as I get to even

2:25

where I'm like I guess close to making similar money

2:27

to pick it up a shift I'm uh yeah let's

2:29

stop working because it's like why would I go in

2:31

even if it's for like a I don't know a hundred

2:33

bucks less or so I don't know you know

2:35

it's a significant amount less it's like I'd still

2:37

be willing just to not travel so but we're

2:39

getting there we're getting close but uh with that

2:41

uh now Austin uh well I'm just throwing out

2:43

there I don't think there'll be a morning dump

2:45

tomorrow uh Austin maybe he could pick it up

2:48

I don't know, maybe if you guys bug him online and

2:50

say, oh, we really want to talk about this or

2:52

that. But if anything, probably leave him alone, actually, honestly. I

2:55

think he's entering his

2:57

cave, his hibernation, his

3:00

podcast production hibernation. So hopefully,

3:02

here soon, we'll

3:05

have probably a 72 -hour long documentary

3:07

on some specific child trafficking network from

3:09

like 60 years ago or something

3:11

like that, which will be cool. But

3:14

anyways, yeah, he's making stuff. So there probably won't

3:16

be one tomorrow. So, hey, but

3:18

I do have, I believe, I think tonight,

3:20

I have Jacob come back on to continue

3:22

our false memory syndrome series. So,

3:24

I mean, that's for the patrons, obviously,

3:27

so you gotta pay for that. Otherwise, wait.

3:30

But yeah, yeah, yeah, it's nice to be

3:32

with you guys today. I see Star

3:34

Crimes in the chat, TalkTory420. Lance

3:36

asking if we're talking about Lance Trudeau's father.

3:38

Oh, that took me a second, yeah, a

3:40

caster. We're actually not talking about him. That

3:42

was a... I couldn't really think of a

3:44

person for today, and that was the

3:46

closest, like, no, I know. visually

3:49

recognizable character I could think of to anything

3:51

I'm talking about today. This was in relation

3:53

to the FSU shooter thing. One

3:55

of the victims, which we will get into was,

3:58

I believe their dad, was a Cuban exile. So,

4:00

I mean, if you guys follow my show,

4:02

you know those Cuban exiles are like fucking involved

4:04

in everything. So this was, and when I

4:06

say Cuban exile, I mean like one of the

4:08

Cuban exiles, like the one we talk about

4:10

when we talk about conspiracy stuff, when we talk

4:13

about RFK, JFK, when we talk about... know

4:16

what he's where they come up in

4:18

a shitload of like anything stateside They always

4:20

seem to somehow you you come back

4:22

to somehow some sort of fucking Cuban Cuban

4:25

exile fucking connection It's wild what the

4:27

Watergate Cuban exiles, but anyway, so we have

4:29

Cuban exile connection there So it's Castro

4:31

Castro way whatever close enough. There's something a

4:33

it's recognizable I couldn't think of anything

4:35

else, but I say Mike Chim Chimera Chimera

4:37

don't think I've seen you in here.

4:39

What's up? What's up get ready to rumble

4:42

Daniel see a nice little tower in

4:44

the chat and nice, didn't

4:46

quite pull it off, but you're getting there. Danny

4:48

says I'm looking great. I sure am sloppy

4:50

toppy in here, north side, fender lander.

4:52

What it do people? Hell yeah, dude, got a

4:54

bunch of people in here. All right, well, let's

4:56

wait for more people to roll in and take

4:58

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7:02

with that, let's go ahead and get into

7:04

it. Check the chat. See you all showed

7:06

up. uh don't forget he

7:08

said fuck your jab government pussies yeah he

7:10

sure did he did he was uh

7:12

he was on the dough was a military

7:14

member and he said fuck this i'm

7:16

out so what's up do you see op

7:18

in there screwed up rebellion bobo jack

7:21

burton man hell yeah dude we got a

7:23

good little show in here today all

7:25

right let's get into some uh let's get

7:27

into some content let's do some anti -war

7:29

leading up as we usually do so

7:31

a little bit of anti -war stuff let

7:33

me see Here we go. I

7:35

thought this was particularly evil. I

7:37

guess Israel's Ben Gavir came to the

7:39

States Met

7:41

with GOP and they they clapped like seals

7:43

while I talked about how they should bomb

7:45

food and cause us Let's go ahead and

7:47

read this piece. This is from Dave

7:49

the camp over anti -war comm which by the

7:51

way, I guess he's made He's almost at

7:54

10k so give him a go subscribe over

7:56

to anti -war news with Dave the camp

7:58

on YouTube He's getting very very close to

8:00

10k and I can't think of anyone

8:02

who deserves it more Than Dave. I mean

8:04

he's been plugging away at this stuff for

8:06

a long time. Oh, man. I guess I

8:08

probably maybe think of but he's up at

8:10

the table he definitely deserves far more falls

8:12

than he has. So go check him

8:14

out. And if you're not interested in

8:17

that, at the very least, keep an eye

8:19

on antiwar .com. This is really probably one

8:21

of the best places to keep an eye

8:23

on what's going on in the world. And

8:25

I would say for his show, just a

8:27

little quick plug for his show, it's usually

8:29

around 30 minutes long. And it's

8:31

just it's Monday through Friday. Well, I think

8:33

it's Sunday through or whatever. I don't

8:35

know. He records really late. But anyways, you

8:37

know, so it's a five day week

8:39

month like essentially Monday through Friday basically in

8:41

30 minutes and gives you a quick

8:43

rundown of all the headlines of all the

8:45

stuff going on around the world and

8:47

really I'd say I've been listening to that's

8:49

I listen to it just about every

8:51

day. So and I would say I probably

8:53

I think I'm probably I'd

8:55

say I'm probably more knowledgeable in

8:58

foreign policy than probably 90 %

9:00

of commentators. And I don't even

9:02

think I'm really all that impressive. I don't mean that

9:04

in any sort of like, wait, I'm just saying. And

9:06

that's a very, very low effort. That's just me

9:08

reading what's going on. Because most people aren't even

9:11

aware of what the fuck is going on. So

9:13

I mean, it was a must for me. You

9:15

had to do on a show. But

9:17

how do I recommend it? All right, let's read this. Israeli

9:19

National Security Minister Itamar Ben -Gavir is

9:22

visiting the U .S. and said on

9:24

Wednesday that during a meeting at

9:26

Mar -a -Lago, he received support from Republican

9:28

leadership for his plan to bomb

9:30

food and aid warehouses in Gaza. He

9:33

says, I had the party in privilege

9:35

to meet with senior officials on the Republican

9:38

Party at Trump's Mar -a -Lago estate, he

9:40

said on X. Now

9:42

this is still a quote, bear this

9:44

in mind. So they expressed support for

9:46

my very clear position on how to

9:48

act in Gaza that the food and

9:50

aid warehouses should be bombed in order

9:52

to create military and political pressure to

9:54

bring our hostages home safely, the master

9:56

added. He also

9:58

goes, the government must also order the

10:00

bombing of the aid stockpiles that

10:03

have accumulated in Gaza in enormous quantities

10:05

before or during and before the

10:07

ceasefire. So I guess like

10:09

in you know when the times there were

10:11

still goods flowing through there were some intelligent

10:13

people that you know Tried to store it

10:15

up because they knew things would likely You

10:17

know pick back up and I guess the

10:19

idea was like fuck these guys. We'll just

10:21

bomb that so let them starve to death

10:23

This is obviously all being kind of framed

10:25

as like a oh that way we have

10:27

leverage, which is like it's a gross way.

10:29

It's the same thing has been like oh

10:31

Look, we just murdered of an innocent family.

10:33

You're like oh casualties, it's just you just

10:36

glaze over it with some word and you're

10:38

like okie dokie, makes it okay. Oh

10:40

no, we're applying proper

10:42

leverage to Hamas. No,

10:44

you're fucking preventing food.

10:47

I get it, we're already at a

10:49

blockade, but it's just an extra level

10:51

where you're like literally they're hunting down

10:53

food and destroying the food so that

10:55

they don't have food. So this is

10:57

what we're supporting, which by the way,

10:59

this is super fucking illegal according to

11:01

international law. It's a fucking

11:03

war crime, so but yet our

11:06

GOP just just great. So I

11:08

don't know. I mean These rules

11:10

mean nothing early at the end

11:12

the day. Oh, yeah.

11:15

Oh Someone's saying a man. I think really

11:18

starting to think there is no hostages

11:20

anymore. I think we covered yesterday I believe

11:22

it was old bazael the fucking demon

11:24

himself with the fucking his demonic name They

11:27

literally said that they need to sacrifice

11:29

the hostages, which is I honestly that

11:31

was the plan from the beginning So

11:33

that was to sacrifice the hostages. It

11:35

was always a plan that they were

11:37

just using them as leverage and kind

11:39

of a weak pre pretense so Someone

11:41

has caused screwed up brilliance has caused

11:43

us food wearers. I doubt they have

11:45

any food in them. Yeah, I kind

11:48

of doubt they have much SloppyTubby

11:56

says, somebody at Georgia Town has a

11:58

Facebook database. They have no water pressure pressure.

12:01

The AI database is stealing all the

12:03

water. I don't understand what that

12:05

means. Jose, how

12:07

would you make you feel if you

12:09

couldn't steal Austin's water? But I did steal

12:11

Austin's water. Alright,

12:13

let's move on to

12:15

the next story. A

12:17

little bit more hopeful here. A

12:20

little bit better of a story we have.

12:23

On the on the Russia Ukraine

12:25

front it looks like hey,

12:27

they're making some sort of rhetorical

12:29

push for peace again. I

12:32

Don't know the more every time it seems

12:34

like every week we get one of these stories

12:36

And by the way when I say this

12:38

I'm not at all throwing any shade at Dave

12:40

He's just reporting on the story but like

12:42

obviously people are quoting on this and stuff But

12:44

like it's we get these sort of stories

12:46

or statements from individuals every man a week or

12:48

so And they go, oh,

12:50

and you know, they really need to stop that war

12:53

over there. And then they just really don't do anything.

12:55

So it's like, it's just kind of, it's just like

12:57

rhetoric only, it seems like. I mean, I

12:59

know we did have that small period of

13:01

time where we did stop aid and what

13:03

intelligence sharing. And that was like, oh

13:05

shit, like that was that moment where I feel like

13:07

a lot of us were like, oh shit, I think

13:09

they're actually serious. Like, I mean, cause it was, I

13:12

would say on the campaign trail, Trump did

13:14

run pretty fucking hard on the whole, you know,

13:16

Russia, Ukraine stuff. So I think most people. Even

13:19

myself somewhat included while I didn't vote for

13:21

Trump and I kind of was like told

13:23

most people. I don't really think it

13:25

made much of a difference. I

13:28

do. I did kind of that did

13:30

kind of give me the impression that perhaps

13:32

the strong indication he meant business, but

13:34

that that shut down shortly after. I

13:36

mean, I was still I was obviously less

13:39

hopeful, but still kind of maybe that like

13:41

that was some sort of splay to show

13:43

the level of seriousness and maybe somehow that

13:45

could be used to leverage in ending to

13:47

this later. But

13:49

I'm not I'm not I mean as

13:51

the more time goes on the more

13:53

that seems like this was probably just

13:55

a it almost feels like a perception

13:58

game like they're just trying to Throw

14:00

out some throw out a little bit

14:02

to make the people think oh shit.

14:04

He was serious But I don't I

14:06

see the opposite now at this point

14:08

I'm the more every day goes on

14:10

the more we're still providing providing aid

14:12

to these to this country. It's The

14:15

more it proves it out to me in

14:17

my opinion because it's like we showed he

14:19

showed he's had the capability to do it

14:21

and That did bring him to the table

14:23

real fucking quick and change the toner tone

14:25

and tenor of the entire situation But then

14:27

went right back to status quo as soon

14:29

as the money started flowing so I mean

14:31

as it shows you as the ability so

14:34

Why we're not doing it? I don't know.

14:36

I mean, I guess you could make up

14:38

some crazy fucking top -level argument of like, oh,

14:40

we got to do this for leverage or

14:43

negotiation or, but I don't know. It seems

14:45

pretty fucking retarded to me. It seems just

14:47

kind of like, yo, just cut it off.

14:51

And it's like, I mean, I get it. Like, yeah, I

14:53

guess maybe you could say, well, maybe that won't end the

14:55

war. Maybe they'll do this. Maybe we'll do that. Maybe Europe

14:57

will pick up the, but it's like, at the very least

14:59

we're doing the best we can. I

15:01

mean, at least parry or rhetoric with

15:03

action. I don't

15:05

know, it's just, I don't have, but I guess

15:07

at least read some of these quotes to, I

15:10

know, give the, give an impression of the level

15:12

of seriousness here we're dealing with. But

15:14

I guess Trump's talking shit about

15:16

Zelensky is the key point here. He

15:18

says, this statement is very harmful. Wait

15:22

one second. Okay, Trump's

15:25

a little slammed Zelensky lately for rejecting

15:27

the idea of Ukraine recognizing Crimea as

15:29

Russian saying the comment is hurting the

15:31

peace process So I guess that's like

15:33

that's been one of the key issues

15:35

is the land stuff is that Ukraine's

15:37

still been holding out that like no,

15:39

we're gonna get our land back like

15:41

now the fuck you aren't That's just

15:43

a silly, you know pine the sky

15:46

type of idea Because

15:48

effectively that just means oh, okay, then status

15:50

quo and we go back to fighting for forever

15:52

and you still end up not getting what

15:54

you want at the end So I mean this

15:56

is just kind of brass tacks of what

15:58

we're dealing with here, but Anyways,

16:00

you know this Trump says on that

16:02

he says this statement is very harmful

16:04

to the peace negotiations with Russia and

16:07

that Crimea was lost years ago under

16:09

the auspices of President Barack Hussein Obama

16:11

and is not even a point of

16:13

discussion he wrote on truce social said

16:15

nobody is asking Zelensky to recognize Crimea

16:17

as Russian territory but if he wants

16:19

Crimea why didn't they fight for 11

16:21

years ago when it was handed over

16:23

to Russia without a shot being fired

16:25

The area also houses for many years

16:27

before the Obama handover major Russian submarine

16:29

bases, the president said, which this is

16:31

all true about Crimea. He

16:34

said that the inflammatory statements like Zalensis were

16:36

prolonging the war, he has nothing to boast about

16:38

the situation for Ukraine's dire, he can have

16:40

peace, or he can fight for another three years

16:42

before losing the whole country, he said. Which,

16:45

to my point earlier, it's like, okay,

16:47

then we should have nothing to do

16:49

with this. And honestly, I have a feeling

16:51

that if we weren't giving them money, they wouldn't fight for another

16:53

three years. I

16:55

mean, yeah, I mean, I guess the vice

16:57

president all said the only way to really

16:59

stop the killing is for the armies to

17:01

both put down their weapons to freeze this

17:04

thing and get on with the business of

17:06

actually building a better Russia and a better

17:08

Ukraine the vice president added so I Yeah,

17:10

I mean, I'm still not I'm not super

17:12

hopeful, but I guess it's Good, at least

17:14

we're getting rhetoric. It's something.

17:18

That's great. A brilliant take. Putin decides when

17:20

the war stops. Yeah, sort of, yes and

17:22

no. I mean, in a certain sense, like

17:24

if we stop funding, it's like,

17:26

yeah, you can keep going, but

17:28

like, good luck with your current situation.

17:30

So, I mean, yes, Putin

17:32

does decide, but also we can

17:34

easily cut off aid, as has been

17:37

demonstrated before. Yeah, maybe you

17:39

could make the argument perhaps the fighting would

17:41

still go on but it's no longer our problem

17:43

And we have nothing it's nothing to do

17:45

with us and I actually think it probably would

17:47

end so but I mean whatever I'm open

17:49

to the idea would continue fighting But it's kind

17:51

of slightly beside the point at the very

17:53

least it would make a difference in the degree

17:55

in which they are fighting or the level

17:58

of confidence in which they feel in their fighting

18:00

The idea that you no longer hey that

18:02

the big bully that had your back in the

18:04

fray is no longer there I

18:06

think it might might change the dynamics of

18:08

the situation. So I don't know, but we'll

18:10

see. Good morning,

18:12

Eddie Grimm. Good morning. Good

18:14

morning. Oh,

18:17

Jack, I think someone was mentioning with

18:19

the AI thing they mentioned earlier, it

18:21

says they're hogging the power and water.

18:23

Yeah, that is my understanding that the

18:25

AI does use up a lot of

18:27

energy. So which I guess makes sense.

18:29

So I think that was the whole

18:31

point of that. So. All

18:33

right, let's now on to

18:35

the last story on this

18:37

side of things. We're not

18:39

super duper dense in this

18:42

sort of stories today, but

18:44

I guess sort of

18:46

ties into anti -war stuff

18:48

where this one is on

18:50

Israel and Pope Francis.

18:52

Apparently, I guess as

18:54

one would assume, I

18:57

guess a ton of Israeli officials did.

19:00

Put out their kind of condolences

19:02

Sad to see the the pope

19:04

didn't you gone blah blah blah

19:06

just kind of the standard boilerplate

19:08

stuff you expect to see especially

19:10

from official figures Completely checks out

19:12

nothing Untowards, you know a real

19:14

major religious figure who passes mean

19:17

I get it we obviously we

19:19

talked yesterday about the the you know

19:21

anti -war side of Pope Francis I

19:23

guess he was against the Ukraine

19:25

Russia stuff. He made it very vocal

19:27

The Gaza stuff as well, which

19:29

I guess is a distinct thing when

19:31

it comes to pumps the popes

19:34

typically their their whole thing is neutrality

19:36

So even the simple you know

19:38

idea of him getting you know rhetorically

19:40

involved means a lot So I

19:42

guess Israel took that pretty fucking personally

19:44

and they literally essentially I

19:46

guess kind of put out the

19:48

call that yo stop get rid of

19:50

this shit So yeah, the the

19:53

headline here being Israel cracks down an

19:55

official post mourning Pope Francis is

19:57

really diplomats could criticize foreign ministries handling

19:59

a Pontus death saying it damages

20:01

Israel's image So let's scroll through this

20:03

real quick Israel's

20:06

orders to remove official posts

20:08

expressing condolences on the death

20:10

of Pope Francis as sparked

20:12

outrage among international observers and

20:14

stirred controversy among Israeli ambassadors.

20:17

In several now -deleted posts, accounts belonging to

20:19

the Israeli Foreign Ministry in various countries mourn

20:22

the Pontiff's death on X following the

20:24

announcement of his passing, writing, Even

20:30

if you want to believe in

20:33

the mass slaughter of women and

20:35

children and the occupied people, you

20:37

can still go out. You

20:39

can still come by. You can still

20:41

fall behind that statement, right? Even

20:43

if you are literally supporting, you know,

20:45

the mass murder. Many users have

20:47

criticized this decision while calling it, well,

20:49

some, with some calling it offensive to

20:51

Catholics around the world. Several

20:53

Israeli ambassadors echoed these sentiments

20:55

with Israeli, daily Yedioth and

20:57

Aroth, reporting the removal of

20:59

the post has sparked internal

21:01

resentment of the ministry's handling

21:03

of the announcement. So

21:06

we are deleting a simple innocent tweet

21:08

that expresses basic condolences and is clear

21:11

to everyone This is only because of

21:13

the Pope's criticism of Israel for the

21:15

fighting in Gaza one diplomat said So

21:17

then another Israeli ambassador said that they

21:19

were given an unequivocal order to delete

21:21

without any further further clarification when we

21:23

asked we were told that the issue

21:25

was under review This does not satisfy

21:28

us and certainly not the public to

21:30

whom we represent Israel So

21:32

yeah, I mean, obviously we can continue

21:34

the story. I recommend you guys go

21:37

check this out as well. This is

21:39

on the Middle East Eye. This was

21:41

written by Mara Aladam. But

21:43

yeah, it's kind of wild. You

21:45

would just think, you know, I just

21:47

sometimes just, it's astounding. It's

21:51

just like shittiness to a level

21:53

of retardation, essentially. Just like, how

21:56

could you be this fucking stupid? Like, this

21:58

is obviously going to be a Strysand effect.

22:00

Like, if your whole idea is like, oh,

22:02

we want to censor any sort of, is,

22:04

you know, any sort of pope, you know,

22:06

anything about the pope, just that way, because

22:08

like, oh no, it might open a can

22:10

of worms, the people talking about the Gaza

22:12

stuff. You're far more likely

22:14

to create that effect by doing this

22:16

than you are by just doing nothing.

22:18

So, because the only reason anyone would

22:21

even make this a story is because

22:23

of this. If they had never put

22:25

out the call to anyone, I don't feel

22:27

like anyone would have made a thing about

22:29

it. I don't feel like there'd be any

22:31

crazy sweeping stories about that somehow tying in

22:33

the Israeli, you know, condolences of it into

22:35

that. If anything, it would give them, it

22:37

would give them as a country, as a

22:39

government, probably some level of good faith, you

22:41

know, to some degree, as opposed

22:43

to this option. This is just, this

22:45

is just so on its face, the

22:47

dumbest fucking thing you could possibly do.

22:50

I just... I just, I

22:52

can't even really, I

22:54

struggle to conceptualize like being this stupid

22:56

in this modern world, this modern world

22:59

of the internet. Maybe if this was

23:01

50 plus years ago or something, I

23:03

could understand when we didn't have information

23:05

travel and the way that it does

23:07

now. But to do this in today's

23:09

age is just astounding. Like

23:11

God, I think it was, I think

23:13

it was Scott recently who referred to

23:15

Israel as a kind of like a

23:17

high time preference or like behavior. It's

23:20

totally true. This is peak high time

23:22

preference behavior. Because maybe you

23:24

can make some sort of argument that

23:26

you have as small. Because for those

23:28

who don't understand the concept of high

23:30

time preference, it's the idea of willing

23:32

to forego something like high time preference.

23:34

There's high time and low time. High

23:36

time would be the idea of that

23:38

you aren't willing to forego not

23:41

receiving profit or resources or

23:44

whatever for a period of time,

23:46

assuming that likely it will

23:48

increase in value or increase in

23:50

quantity or whatever over a

23:52

period of time. Hoppe

23:55

makes the argument with this that these

23:57

are basic indicators of a healthy society. If

23:59

you have a low time preference society,

24:01

And these even apply to things like cultural

24:03

practices or, you know, sexual practices, whatever.

24:05

Like hell, a lot of people get offended

24:07

when he uses it. It implies to

24:09

things like homosexuality or what he considers other

24:11

forms of degeneracy. But the

24:13

idea of being like the best form, like for

24:15

example, as opposed to being a man or

24:17

a woman that's going out there slinging dick or

24:20

pussy all over the place and just banging everyone,

24:22

that's high time preference behavior. Like it feels fun

24:24

in the moment, but it completely degrades you

24:26

in many ways. So as a woman, good

24:29

luck finding a man. Okay,

24:31

maybe it doesn't apply for men. No, I'm just

24:33

kidding. That was a

24:35

joke. But yeah, you get

24:37

the point. The idea being is

24:39

if you're more willing to

24:41

forego pleasure or profit or whatever,

24:43

you typically speaking, that's

24:46

the recipe for

24:48

future profit, essentially. I

24:50

mean hell like anything any any business

24:52

venture requires capital and then that requires

24:54

it usually it takes well before you even

24:56

pay off the capital and receive profits

24:58

It's the same idea But yet those

25:00

people who do those sorts of actions

25:02

usually the people who benefit the most But

25:05

then whenever you look at people who

25:07

do high time preference behavior those are

25:09

typically people You know wallowing and squalor

25:11

so it's like a But yeah, it's

25:13

just it's just wild and you see

25:15

a nation act with such an insane level

25:17

of high time preference behavior. It's just

25:19

like Okay, cool. You get what? Maybe

25:21

a small window of time where you

25:23

get some sort of benefit where you

25:25

don't have to worry about propagating the

25:27

anti -war sentiments of Pope Francis, but it's

25:29

like, okay, cool. Then literally within

25:31

a day, the story is going to

25:33

get out, and now everyone's going to

25:35

be talking shit about you and talking

25:37

about Pope Francis anymore. So you get

25:39

like one day of benefit, you know,

25:41

towards your ultimate goal, maybe for like...

25:43

the quantity and for days longer if

25:45

that makes sense just to put it

25:47

simply so it's just insane in which

25:49

Once again, I guess points to the

25:51

idea of where Israel is that I

25:53

think you know as I think they've

25:56

kind of somewhat always behaved in this

25:58

way But it's been far more flagrant

26:00

recently and far more off the top

26:02

so it's almost if the high time

26:04

preference behavior is accelerating and I think Hell

26:07

is even what Tim pool? I think you

26:09

know semi famously mentioned as a famous might be

26:11

over saying I can't remember what when he

26:13

was saying it recently the idea that like in

26:15

ten years like Israel's not gonna be a

26:17

major factor in that in that sense so I

26:20

think they I think stuff like this is

26:22

kind of points it well It's all obviously awful

26:24

the watch and just kind of shitty some

26:26

of these Actions obviously this one's kind of like

26:28

minute, but like comparatively all the other stuff.

26:30

It's like While it is like

26:32

them, you know, ratcheting up tensions and go

26:34

nuts. It's like I do think it's kind

26:36

of in a long term sense Kind of

26:38

positive as fucked up as it is some

26:40

of the stuff they're doing in the in

26:42

the present term But I know it's just

26:44

wild and I just I really can't think

26:46

of a better situation of a high -time preference

26:48

behavior on the side of Israel than something

26:50

like this This is just just so tone

26:52

deaf. Just so dumb. All right, let's move

26:54

it. Let's go in the chat see what

26:56

you guys have to say Pobosus

27:01

Atlanta is a lot of high time

27:03

preference behavior Am I the only one

27:05

who feels like the low and high

27:07

would make sense more sense either way

27:09

me too Me too I've always been

27:11

that way of all it took me

27:13

a long time to like remember which

27:15

one's high and which one's low But

27:17

high would be like the you know,

27:19

obviously the you know, I'm assuming you

27:21

know, but just to reiterate for the

27:23

audience high high time preference would be

27:26

You know, you're not willing to wait,

27:28

you know forgo pleasure profit, whatever like

27:30

essentially you want it now It's the

27:32

idea of having a masturbation problem as

27:34

opposed to trying to develop a relationship

27:36

with a woman or something. It's a

27:38

similar type of concept. But

27:40

that would be high. The chronic masturbator

27:42

would be with a high time preference, whereas...

27:44

Let's say a super hyper religious individual

27:46

who doesn't do doesn't do anything sexual aside

27:48

with her wife You could even go

27:50

crazier except for the reason of procreation and

27:52

that would be like peak low tie

27:54

preference behavior Now I do want to be

27:56

clear when we talk low time preference

27:58

and high time preference Typically speaking usually you

28:01

kind of can characterize low and high

28:03

as negative and positive But you can actually

28:05

have low time preference behavior and be

28:07

negative so I just want to clear that

28:09

up because it can be like You

28:11

can be practicing low -time presence behavior. You

28:13

could be someone who takes out a bunch

28:15

of capital and applies this production of

28:17

some sort in order to get some sort

28:19

of end product and receive profit. And

28:21

you could completely do an awful job of

28:23

investing your money and lose it all.

28:25

And that would be low time preference behavior

28:27

still, but it was just it didn't

28:29

work out to your benefit. So I mean,

28:31

it's just the idea of people being

28:33

it's the idea of being willing to forego

28:35

it. So sometimes it's almost it's almost

28:37

smarter to do the low time or the

28:39

high the high time preference behavior. So

28:41

I just wanted to make that point because,

28:43

you know, as I, you know, tie

28:45

and mentioned earlier when it comes to like.

28:48

Like sexuality for example and since some people

28:50

get uppity about that in Napa's work It's

28:52

not necessarily painting a moral value on

28:54

it I mean obviously I think that situation

28:56

kind of was but generally speaking it's like

28:58

you can Exhibit high time preference and

29:00

low time preference behavior and those be actually

29:02

the smarter thing in a given situation to

29:05

do because there's plenty of situations You

29:07

can think of where it's smarter to perform

29:09

to use to go the high time preference

29:11

around that it is the low so

29:13

that's my only point I just didn't want

29:15

anyone to But whatever. Go

29:17

read Democracy of the God that fails. That's a

29:19

great book. High

29:21

time preference, seek instant gratification.

29:27

Parasites are high time preference. Exactly. Great

29:30

example of this. Waits

29:32

40 years to get laid in Boston.

29:34

Bad low time. Exactly. Great example of

29:37

bad low time preference behavior. Toad

29:40

is like a peak example of

29:42

low time preference behavior. Not being

29:45

a good thing. That's

29:47

what that is. All right.

29:50

Sloppy Toppy says, chronic masturbator here.

29:53

This is Israel putting out the call that they want

29:55

the next pope to be pro -genocide. Yeah, I wouldn't be

29:57

the least bit surprised if that were the case. All

30:00

right, let's get into the next

30:02

story. I saw

30:04

this, and this was actually kind of

30:07

a funny way for me to realize I

30:09

was blocked. by Roger

30:11

Stone, because I kept trying to bookmark

30:13

it, but no one let me. It's

30:15

like, why can't you? The author has

30:17

blocked you. It was on my phone,

30:19

so it wouldn't even bring up that thing. It just

30:21

kept being like kept into the bookmark. Why won't let me

30:23

do it? Why won't you let me do it? And

30:25

then that's when I realized Roger Stone has me blocked. But

30:27

I also have accused him of probably drinking many of

30:29

babies. So I think that might

30:31

have something to do with it. I

30:33

think I vaguely recall saying something about

30:36

like him slurping down children or something

30:38

and then and getting nuked forever ago.

30:40

I don't fucking remember Yeah, I'm pretty

30:42

he fucking freaks me out and I'm

30:44

pretty sure he was involved in the

30:46

NXIVM cult which is another arrival I

30:48

need to dig into one these days,

30:50

but either way I guess he shared

30:52

something from zero hedge That you know,

30:55

I guess bush era Bush era swamp

30:57

creature revealed to be key figure in

30:59

okc bombing So

31:01

that's what we're gonna be covering

31:03

today. Now this is says by

31:05

Tyler Durden. I haven't hit up

31:08

Ken. Come on, stop it. Okay,

31:10

I haven't hit up Ken, but

31:12

because this is says by Tyler

31:14

Durden here. But I know

31:17

Ken has written for Zero Hedge before Ken

31:19

Silver, if those aren't aware. That's my buddy, a

31:22

friend acquainted somewhere between there. He's cool

31:24

shit. I like Ken. A lot of

31:26

great work. But yeah, he, I

31:29

remember, I think he said something about getting ready

31:31

to create a piece or something. There also is,

31:33

you know, Richard is included in here at one

31:35

point. So I think... It makes leagues me to

31:37

believe maybe this is a Ken piece. I only

31:39

say that because it says by Tyler Durden, but

31:41

I'm pretty sure that's like a zero hedge thing

31:43

that were like all the zero edge articles they

31:45

take and they changed it by Tyler Durden. So

31:47

I'm pretty, I want to say this is a

31:49

Ken article, but I looked for his page last

31:51

night when I saw this couldn't find it, but

31:53

it just seems everything, I haven't read it yet,

31:55

but everything just scrolling through. It looks like a

31:57

Ken article to me. So I'm just, I think

31:59

it might be a Ken article. But anyways, maybe

32:01

he's not he didn't share it on his own

32:03

personal page Maybe this was like a special thing

32:05

he did for zero hedge because this is a

32:07

huge account So maybe it was the idea of

32:09

being anonymous type deal. I don't know

32:11

but he hasn't written from them before I usually

32:13

it's like a repost type thing I think this

32:15

is like an initial thing if it's him, but

32:18

anyways, I'm kind of rambling I missed this one,

32:20

but I figured it'd be a good to go

32:22

through it So

32:24

this is kind of something I don't recall

32:26

much about, so maybe it'll either jog my

32:28

memory of this being the case, or as

32:30

I go through it, it's new information, I'm

32:32

unsure. But all right, let me take a

32:34

sip and we're gonna do it. It

32:37

starts with a quote. It

32:39

says, as I've always said, the only difference in

32:41

the KGB and the FBI is that the KGB

32:43

has never claimed to be a legitimate law enforcement

32:45

agency. And this is from Jesse Trenadu.

32:48

It says readers may know the name

32:50

John Ashcroft, Attorney General under George H.

32:53

W. Bush, or George W. Bush. I don't know

32:55

why I threw the H in there. Well, good

32:57

old Ashcroft was at the heart

32:59

of a high profile cover -up, the

33:01

Oklahoma City bombing, according to Attorney Jesse

33:03

Trenidu. The following comes from a

33:05

court filing provided to zero hedge by

33:08

Trenidu, Attorney to OKC bombing accomplice

33:10

Terry Nichols. So for context

33:12

per Jesse from KennethTrendew .com, Jesse is

33:14

the brother of Kenneth Trendedew, who

33:16

died in August 1995 while incarcerated at

33:18

the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma

33:20

City, Oklahoma. Following the death, the DOJ

33:23

immediately deemed it a suicide, denied

33:25

the medical examiner access to cell where

33:27

Kenneth Trendedew was killed, ordered the

33:29

cell cleaned and painted, and repeatedly asked

33:31

both the medical examiner and Kenneth

33:33

Trendedew's family to authorize the cremation of

33:35

his body. The medical examiner could

33:38

not legally authorize cremation and the family

33:40

refused, demanding that Kenneth's body be

33:42

returned to them. When Trinity's

33:44

body was returned to the family, they

33:46

removed heavy makeup and discovered bruises all

33:48

over his body, from head to foot.

33:50

The bruises, cuts and other wounds depicting

33:52

an obvious beating and murder, which to

33:54

which I'm pretty sure I actually, I'm

33:56

pretty sure they had an episode removed

33:58

a while back for the photos of

34:00

Trinity's body. So yeah, and they

34:02

said it was for like a...

34:05

You know being against suicide or something

34:07

and pointing to the photos which

34:09

is wild because it you know there

34:11

is they have weird suicide stuff

34:13

now, so Anyways point being is like

34:15

dude. I'm literally saying you didn't

34:17

kill himself, but anyways While serving his

34:19

prison sentence Nichols attempt to spark

34:21

an investigation into FBI involvement in the

34:23

okc bombing He sent a letter

34:26

stating that he could provide such information

34:28

to the then head of the

34:30

DOJ Ashcroft Ashcroft

34:32

did not respond the letter, but immediately

34:34

forbade the media from speaking to Nichols,

34:36

which resulted in 60 minutes cancelling a

34:38

sit -down interview they had scheduled with Nichols.

34:41

Shortly thereafter, Nichols said he received

34:43

a visit from a man

34:45

representing an offer from the DOJ

34:47

to undo Nichols' death sentence

34:50

if he agreed to three conditions.

34:55

Okay, one, take ownership of

34:57

an anonymous warning, the

34:59

DOJ receives saying the Murrah building

35:01

was bombed 30 minutes before it actually

35:03

had been. Oh

35:05

shit, okay. Implicate Nichols own

35:07

brother in the bombing plot. And

35:10

then reveal the location of the

35:12

kinestic and explosive used in the bombing.

35:15

Nichols mentioned having knowledge of an unused

35:17

stash in his letter to Ashcroft. The

35:19

existence of a remaining stash was not

35:21

known at the time. Oh

35:23

shit, okay. This is a news to me.

35:25

I do not recall. I think this is legit

35:28

just news because I didn't know if this

35:30

was one of those things were like, you know,

35:32

they've some minor angle or something and that

35:34

way we, because I mean a lot of times

35:36

this happens to these old stories and I'm

35:38

not even saying that a bad way. You find

35:40

a way to spruce it up to make

35:42

it where it makes sense to talk about it

35:44

in a modern sense. Something new -ish about it.

35:46

So I thought maybe that'd be the case.

35:49

No, and this is... Just straight up new info.

35:51

I didn't, I did not know this. I

35:53

mean, maybe this is buried somewhere in the,

35:56

you know, source information that I'm not aware of,

35:58

but this seems pretty fucking new. Kind

36:00

of wild, you know, he referenced the 30

36:02

minutes thing. I think we talked about this real

36:04

quick yesterday. We didn't actually go through the

36:06

thread, but I mentioned it in passing and said

36:08

we'd probably go through it. So I think

36:10

we'll actually go through this after here in a

36:12

second. Richard made a thread about the Murra

36:14

building, you know, the 30 minutes prior call about

36:16

the Murra building type deal. So.

36:19

Yeah, I guess the idea, John Ashcroft

36:21

really made a big deal about

36:23

it that, uh, yo, fucking, um, Nichols

36:25

needs to be the one, uh,

36:27

that, um, that fucking, that

36:29

says, hey, yo, I did that. It's

36:31

because obviously, you know, it seems like, obviously,

36:34

I don't know who the fuck did that

36:36

or what, but I mean, it kind of

36:38

looks like someone somewhere knew something and I

36:40

mean, I guess you could go full, full

36:42

schizo and go like, you know, revelation of

36:44

the method type stuff because this does happen.

36:46

I mean, what was it? I

36:48

believe 9 -11 had similar reports. So I mean,

36:50

it seems like a common through line you see

36:52

in all these deep events like, you know, prior

36:54

warning type deal and shortly before. So

36:56

you could say it's a revelation of the method thing, just

36:58

kind of like just a throat in your face, just

37:01

to fuck with you. But

37:03

I mean, it also could easily be someone

37:05

within the in somehow in the know or

37:07

becoming in the know, kind of like a

37:09

last minute type thing and being like, oh,

37:11

fuck. And like, I don't know,

37:13

actually having a spine to some degree. I

37:16

don't know but all right.

37:18

Let's keep going. It's just a

37:20

this a wild story It

37:22

was discovered that DOJ proxy Michael

37:24

Selby Who visited Nichols? Preve

37:27

previously worked in Ashcroft's private security

37:29

detail Nichols helped to further

37:31

corroborate that this meeting took place

37:33

by telling ZH The fuck

37:35

is the H? Oh

37:38

zero edge zero edge after the declaration

37:40

was filed Selby called me upset as

37:42

hell said that I had just got him

37:44

fucking killed Oof.

37:47

The attorney who brought Selby

37:49

into me, Nichols, is Rodney

37:51

Upoff, a law professor at

37:53

the University of Missouri. I called Upoff and

37:55

he confirmed the event. Okay,

37:58

shit. So he

38:00

noted, I guess he made it,

38:02

he did somehow during his, in

38:04

the ins and outs of his

38:06

court stuff, he mentioned Selby.

38:08

And man, I guess he's saying that

38:11

he was so upset that he in quotes

38:13

said that I got him. Fucking killed

38:15

in quotes That's it and this guy previously

38:17

worked for his private security deal for

38:19

Ashcroft. Okay Which is kind of well, I

38:21

mean if for those who you know,

38:23

obviously I assume a lot of you guys

38:25

probably follow most most of me in

38:28

Austin's coverage We've kind of come to a

38:30

revelation especially in our child trafficking stuff

38:32

the degree to which the the drivers are

38:34

involved But I've also brought the point

38:36

multiple times that like Security

38:38

details, it's like there's certain people that

38:40

I think certain Entities that go overlooked by

38:42

the public because you just you don't

38:45

really it's like this obvious truth that no

38:47

one really thinks about if you think

38:49

about these high -powered people and You know

38:51

if we're going to think they do incredibly

38:53

awful degenerate, you know evil things Who

38:55

would have to know about this who would

38:57

have to be in the know? I

39:00

think it would be likely the

39:02

drivers so transportation And

39:04

then things like secret service, you

39:07

know, like IE security. So

39:09

security and transportation, those are people that, I

39:11

mean, borderline have to be

39:13

the know. And especially transportation,

39:15

if you're talking about moving other humans,

39:17

because you need someone to bring them in

39:19

and out type deal. But

39:21

yeah, I think it's worth while mentioning that,

39:23

hey, here's a guy in his private security

39:25

detail, who used to work

39:27

in private security detail, who's working for

39:29

the DOJ meeting with Nichols. Weird,

39:32

weird stuff. It's

39:36

strange that such an offer given leniency

39:38

to an accomplice to one of the most

39:40

horrific domestic terrorist attacks in U .S. history would

39:42

be presented by someone who does not

39:44

work at the DOJ and stipulate that Nicol

39:46

take credit for an anonymous tip which he

39:48

did not make. Okay,

39:51

I'm scrolling with

39:53

independence. Covered. All

39:55

right, so I'm trying to, it

39:57

sounds like what they're saying here.

40:00

I don't feel like it

40:02

explicitly stated. The

40:04

DOJ proxy says that

40:07

the DDOJ proxy. and

40:09

then a man presenting an offer. Okay,

40:11

it's not entirely clear. You always

40:13

have to, I don't know, be almost

40:15

like borderline retarded and interpret this stuff literally

40:17

sometimes. I was just trying

40:19

to be clear. This has a man presenting

40:21

an offer to the DOJ and it says

40:23

DOJ proxy. I just want to make sure

40:25

they're speaking to the same person to make

40:27

sure it was clear. So yeah, they are

40:30

saying that this Selby guy is the one

40:32

who met with Terry Nichols, who didn't even

40:34

work for the DOJ. So he's

40:36

a proxy. He's presenting an offer from the

40:38

DOJ. It doesn't work for the DOJ. And

40:40

after shortly shutting down the

40:43

60 minutes interview after talking to

40:45

Ashcroft, the only person he

40:47

really did talk to, he

40:49

receives this offer from the DOJ from

40:51

someone who used to be private security for

40:53

Ashcroft. OK, there you go. That's a

40:55

good way, I think, a good way to

40:57

kind of conceptualize it. So you guys

40:59

get the idea. All

41:03

right, Nichols ultimately did not accept the deal because

41:05

he did not want to throw his brother in

41:07

the bus. Good for him. The story now part

41:09

of official record, thanks to Trendy, serves as an

41:11

interesting look into the true conspiracies that Ashcroft may

41:13

have had a hand in. To

41:15

see the full spectrum of official documents that Jesse

41:17

Trendy has fought hard to force the government to

41:19

release, follow his website, blah, blah,

41:22

blah, blah. In honor of his brother, he

41:24

believes he's murdered by the FBI. So this

41:26

is www .canithtrendy .com. He also just got interviewed

41:28

by Jesse, so you can go check that

41:30

out. So

41:32

yeah, I don't know what's going on. know

41:34

I told you I was supposed to. I know what's going on with that.

41:36

I have no idea. But

41:38

all right, let's go through

41:40

this thread real quick, because this

41:42

obviously ties into the whole

41:44

story. So yeah, let's go through

41:46

this real quick. Here's from

41:48

Richard. It says ABC News. Actually, let me

41:50

double check and make sure I'm actually getting

41:52

audio. No, I am not. Of course, it's

41:54

being screwy because DreamYard's gay. Give me a

41:56

second. Let me re -bring up the screen

41:58

to make sure it shows audio before I

42:00

do this. Here we go. Should

42:03

be good now. Yeah. Let

42:05

me know if you guys don't hear this. But

42:07

this is, right here is Richard's

42:10

thread. It says ABC News 2020

42:12

reports on how someone called the

42:14

executive secretary in DC. about

42:16

a half hour before the OKC bombing

42:18

and says, and said, the Murrah Federal Building

42:20

has just been bombed. So let's go

42:22

ahead and play this. There

42:45

we go. Let's move on to the

42:47

rest of this thread. This is also

42:49

covered in Stephen Jones's book, Others Unknown, on page

42:51

one and later in detail in chapter 13, which

42:53

is called Phone Calls. You

42:56

know what? I just realized, because that was

42:58

word for word, I think Richard wrote this. So

43:00

hey, if you wrote this, Richard, props, good

43:02

for you. So it's cool

43:04

seeing you in zero hedge, if that's the case. I feel

43:06

like it might have been Richard. But

43:09

let's keep going. Even more about this call on something

43:11

very strange involving the Feds and Terry Nichols will be

43:13

found in blowback, the untold story of the FBI and

43:15

the Oklahoma City bombing. So

43:18

yeah, blowback here. This should

43:20

be coming out soon, I believe July, I believe is

43:23

when it was. I'll let you guys know, obviously, when

43:25

it gets closer, I wouldn't be really

43:27

surprised if I end up interviewing the author or

43:29

something along those lines, because I'm looking forward to

43:31

this. I know there's some new information that's in

43:33

here. I'm kind of like I've literally done multiple

43:35

shows before where I've had to like allude to

43:37

like information I'm pretty sure is in here because

43:39

I can't remember the specific source so it'll be

43:42

nice when that comes out that way I can

43:44

get some of my some my little factoids more

43:46

straight and like oh yeah here's a specific this

43:48

that this as opposed to being like I think

43:50

it's gonna be in this book coming up you

43:52

know I mean it's it's a lot better if

43:54

I can actually but so that'll be out soon

43:56

so and that's really I guess all of there

43:58

is to that one just there's the video itself

44:01

I thought maybe there was more to that thread

44:03

but either way Good story. Props to whoever wrote

44:05

it. It's cool to see this stuff getting on

44:07

the big stage on things like Zero Hedge. It's

44:09

a big ass show. All

44:11

right, let's scroll through the chat and see

44:13

what you guys have to say. Is this

44:15

Roger Stone the Edamite? Yeah. Flins

44:19

were named in the flins were now

44:21

that your the wording is weird there.

44:23

I don't know what you mean Anyone

44:26

else think Nick Shirley is a glowy.

44:28

I don't know Nick Shirley is good

44:30

morning control. I'll dig Nick Mullins up

44:32

in this bitch. No way Helper crow.

44:34

Good morning. Good morning We'll be just

44:36

about you gonna work at two hours

44:38

and you put you realize you put

44:40

on two different shoes All right, that

44:42

is pretty wild. That's a that's pretty

44:44

that's next level clumsy All

44:46

right, let's get into this is

44:49

from one of the patrons or

44:51

your mom One of the you

44:53

know one of one of the

44:55

supports this show I believe he

44:57

supports me and Austin, but he

44:59

was telling us yet or the

45:02

other day on already dead that

45:04

the Parkland shooters or another part

45:06

there was Parkland students Who

45:08

were there too and this is also

45:10

there was a as I mentioned earlier

45:12

There was another victim that was a

45:14

Cuban exile, you know, you know the

45:16

child of a Cuban exile when the

45:18

super duper glowy's so kind of fucking

45:20

wild But yeah the so I mean

45:22

what I figured you know he I

45:24

said your mom told me that I

45:26

was like holy shit really like we'll

45:28

send us over some Sources he did

45:30

and so we're gonna go through that

45:32

see See if

45:34

there's any smoke if there's any fire to

45:36

this smoke or or I guess we can evaluate

45:38

how much smoke We think there is I

45:41

mean maybe we'll be like oh this there was

45:43

just someone who wasn't Even involved in but

45:45

I mean maybe we can come away from this

45:47

and go it's not that crazy But well

45:49

it is kind of wild for me as a

45:51

conspiratorial individual that you know have some sort

45:53

of weird shooting especially I think it was there

45:55

was a lot of a There was

45:57

a lot of like race angles that were attached

45:59

to it after the fact. I know there was

46:01

like that video, the girl, the black chick who

46:03

was like, you know, kind of casually sipping a

46:05

coffee as she walked by like a woman, like

46:07

some woman bleeding out on the ground, just kind

46:09

of like whatever. There

46:12

was some race angles added to it. It didn't

46:14

really seem to take off in any sort

46:16

of way that I'm aware of. But I was

46:18

a little bit distracted when this stuff was

46:20

going on. I had my

46:22

head deep in the books for my OKC performance

46:24

coming up. So I don't know. I might

46:26

not be the greatest gauge. But

46:28

so far as going big, being a national

46:30

news story, if you're trying to make

46:32

glowy implications, there's some sort of reason they

46:35

want this to go. Before

46:37

the the media side of it I didn't

46:39

see that but it's like I don't maybe

46:41

there might always be angles some other angle

46:43

We're not thinking of like for example me

46:45

and Austin were actually just talking the phone

46:47

yesterday Because I don't know if I plug

46:49

this by the way, but go ahead and

46:51

let you know now me and Austin are

46:54

going to be on Shane Cashman So on

46:56

Sunday The what

46:58

the inverted world so we'll be on that

47:00

we're he wanted to talk about He wanted

47:02

to talk about like essentially like programmed to

47:04

kill type shit So like serial killer stuff

47:06

So we were kind of talking about the

47:08

concept of like serial killers and like how

47:10

it's really not as we were talking through

47:12

the different examples because we were trying to

47:14

get like an idea of like a through

47:16

line maybe a few main topics that we

47:18

want to hit You know when we talk

47:20

about it And you know so we came

47:22

up with a few And

47:24

we were kind of like the the

47:26

main theme here is it like yeah

47:29

the the idea here is essentially Essentially

47:31

the government did a satanic panic, but

47:33

with serial killing is what it feels

47:35

like if you look back and when

47:37

you start reanalyzing these things essentially the

47:39

idea being that like lots crazy shit

47:41

was happening and then you know that

47:43

you know Crazy other stuff like these

47:45

serial killer things and instead of you know

47:47

pointing to what they are it kind of was

47:49

just easier to Kind of hand wave away

47:52

and just kind of how call this whole phenomenon

47:54

serial killing when you kind of get we

47:56

were getting the reasons like really a lot of

47:58

these were like Looks like

48:00

kind of covering up larger networks

48:02

of this or that thing or

48:04

you know a cult or child

48:06

trafficking network or whatever like a

48:08

lot of these were cleanups So

48:10

it's like that the point I'm

48:12

driving at is like maybe maybe

48:14

you know sometimes these things are

48:16

other things hidden as something else

48:18

so Maybe there's something to that

48:20

but we're about to dig into

48:22

that so This is from

48:24

CNN as read by Taylor

48:26

Galgano Saying these Parkland students experience

48:29

their second deadly school shooting

48:31

in seven years so as Elena

48:33

Benenir I took shelter in

48:35

the student union during the Florida

48:37

State University shooting on Thursday.

48:39

She matters thinking I kind of

48:41

knew the drill already Seven

48:44

years ago badner was an eighth

48:46

grader at the middle school

48:48

adjacent to major Marjorie

48:50

Stoneman Douglas High School during the shooting

48:52

that killed 17 people in Parkland, Florida.

48:55

Okay, so they said it's adjacent. Now I want to be

48:57

clear. I'm not like, I think some people

48:59

might hear that I think, oh, there are different schools. Yeah,

49:01

but I mean, I don't know what the hell a

49:03

lot of you guys grew up. I don't know what

49:05

the size of the school was, but it sounds like

49:07

me when they say adjacent, it sounds to me like

49:09

it's one of those situations like almost kind of like

49:11

a K through 12. So

49:14

I mean, I don't know if they're technically the

49:16

same one like maybe the other one was like Marjorie

49:18

Stoneman Douglas Middle School Marjorie Stoneman Douglas elementary But

49:20

I know for like I went to like school I

49:22

went to in Maine when I was a kid

49:24

and like high school like it was K through 12

49:26

So there's a lot of those and it was

49:28

but it was like they had built it was they

49:30

had multiple buildings on the same ground and it

49:32

was like You had one building was like the elementary

49:34

building and there one that was like the middle

49:36

school and one was the high school I mean there

49:38

were some cross over here and there depending on

49:40

logistics But for the most part,

49:42

it was set up like that. It

49:44

sounds like what they're explaining here. So that

49:46

would be just as significant. So as

49:48

I've been through this before, it was a

49:50

similar situation, bad interest, 21 told CNM. Now

49:53

a senior FSU Banner was attending a bowling

49:55

class on the ground floor of the student union

49:58

Thursday when a shooter opened fire near the

50:00

building killing two people and injuring six others before

50:02

you shot and taking the custody by police.

50:04

Now I will say on the adjacent thing I

50:06

would think I would think obviously don't have

50:08

a perfect lay understanding of the layout of this

50:10

area. That this would likely

50:12

mean that they were fairly well sequestered from

50:14

the main you know activities going on obviously

50:16

they would be aware they'd be terrified I'm

50:18

not at all trying to take away from

50:21

like being an eighth grader and being you

50:23

know knowing in the next building over there's

50:25

a school shooting it'd be absolutely terrifying but

50:27

point being it so far is like if

50:29

we're trying to make We're trying to jump

50:31

to conclusions about them seeing something or involvement

50:33

or something I would say that takes away

50:35

a little bit from it since they didn't

50:37

even really get to likely

50:39

witness any of this in the first

50:41

hand. So the idea that there's some

50:44

other thing that we're missing that may

50:46

be some sort of involvement, I think

50:48

this takes it away from, takes away

50:50

from that. So perhaps I'm wrong, but

50:52

it marked the sixth mass shooting in

50:54

Florida and the 81st mass shooting in

50:56

the United States in 2025, according to

50:58

the Gun Violence Archive. The bowling

51:00

areas, big glass doors and window that face

51:02

an open area where students can grab

51:05

food or study. Through the windows, Banner started

51:07

to see students sprinting to the bathrooms

51:09

and hallways and believing behind their belongings. Okay,

51:12

so though Banner couldn't hear any

51:14

gunshots or the loud music playing in

51:16

the bowling alley, she instantly thought

51:18

students were running from someone with a

51:20

gun. I didn't know why everyone else would

51:22

be running and they were leaving all their belongings behind and

51:25

definitely knew there was an emergency, she said. She

51:27

and a friend of Mealy left, her

51:29

bullying instructor knows something was wrong. The instructor

51:31

was Stephanie Horowitz, a cornet batonier who

51:33

also happened to be a Parkland shooting survivor.

51:36

Horowitz was a freshman at Marjory,

51:38

Stoneman Douglas High School, during the

51:40

28 -mass shooting on Valentine's Day. So

51:42

Horowitz, the other individual, Stephanie Horowitz,

51:44

she was actually at the high school where

51:47

the shooting actually occurred, as opposed to being

51:49

in an adjacent building. Guess

51:51

a little more significant, but obviously there's nothing we

51:53

can really do with here. Just it's just a weird

51:55

I do want to throw out here that is

51:57

it gets to add to all of this isn't Florida

51:59

So I guess it makes it a little bit

52:01

more. I don't remember where

52:03

fsu is. Let's look up where fsu actually

52:05

Let's look that up real quick. Where

52:07

is fsu? That is in

52:09

Tallahassee Now let's look up

52:11

where Marjorie Stoneman Douglas is.

52:14

Marjorie Stoneman Douglas. That

52:17

is in Tallahassee. No, not

52:19

in Tallahassee. That is in...

52:21

Let me see. I'm retarded.

52:23

Of course it's in Parkland.

52:26

Now let's look up Parkland

52:28

to Tallahassee. So we can

52:30

get an idea of how

52:32

far away they are. So

52:35

we'll give you an idea. So

52:37

we can kind of give a...

52:39

Okay, that's actually, it takes five,

52:41

it's a five and a half

52:43

hour drive, it's basically a five

52:45

hour drive. So it's not like

52:47

close, but it's still in the

52:49

same state. So I mean, if

52:51

that was New England to put it

52:53

in concept for a lot of you,

52:56

that would be like literally multiple states

52:58

away, but in the same state, five

53:00

hours away. mean, I don't

53:02

okay. Yeah, I'd say it's not I mean if

53:04

it was like literally like the next if it was

53:06

like a couple It was like an hour away.

53:08

I'd be like, oh well that makes sense as we're

53:10

all of the fucking like probably the Margaery, Stoneman,

53:12

Douglas kids and Parkland kids would probably go Although I

53:14

will say a five hours way being FSU it

53:16

is a university So it's still would be a sizable

53:18

amount that goes there. So I guess it's not

53:21

that crazy, but either way still weird I

53:24

had a feeling it was an active shooter situation before

53:26

I even heard Horowitz, a graduate student at FSU, said

53:28

in an interview with CBS, we

53:30

were lucky that some of my

53:32

students locked out of the glass

53:34

doors and saw everybody running. Fred

53:37

Gutenberg the father of 14 -year -old Jamie

53:39

Gutenberg It's a fun name who was

53:41

killed by the in the Parkland shooting

53:43

posted on X America's broken my daughter

53:45

Jamie was murdered in the Parkland school

53:47

shooting Many of her friends were lucky

53:50

enough to survive that shooting went on

53:52

to attend FSU Incredibly, some of them

53:54

were just part of their second school

53:56

shooting and somewhere in the student union

53:58

today Sophomore Brianna Jade Freedlem. It was

54:00

also in eighth grade the middle school

54:02

adjacent to Marjorie Stoneman Dump. Oh shit.

54:04

There's a third During

54:06

this shooting. So this is another middle school one

54:08

So we had it looks like I guess

54:11

obviously like so it's like eight to ninth graders

54:13

at the time because you had the one

54:15

ninth grader the Horowitz Who would have actually been

54:17

the shootings and then we have the two

54:19

eighth graders here and She took shelter in the

54:21

gym So they were working out on the

54:23

second floor when they heard students screaming active shooter

54:25

and quickly shuffled into the woman's locker room

54:27

with about 125 other she told CNN While

54:30

hiding, she saw others around her crying,

54:32

shaking and texting their parents goodbye. She

54:34

said all the anxiety and fear

54:36

of parking students came rushing back. She

54:38

was in a portable classroom attached

54:41

to the West Glades Middle School during

54:43

the 2018 shooting, where there

54:45

were big windows without many places to hide. She

54:47

and her classmates huddled under her civics teacher's desk

54:49

for at least three hours. I

54:51

just remember like literally being scared for my life.

54:53

I just remember literally thinking like this is

54:55

it. She wouldn't be able to set

54:57

foot in the portable classroom for at least a

54:59

month and her family adopted a service dog after the

55:01

tragedy to help Friedland cope. Oh

55:04

shit, I clicked on that wrong thing. She

55:08

also raised 10 ,000 from Audrey

55:10

Stoneman Douglas for her Mitzvah

55:13

fundraising project while hiding in FSU's

55:15

locker room on Thursday. Her

55:17

experience, Parkland helped her know what to

55:19

expect and to reassure her roommate help was

55:21

on the way, Friedland said. I will say it's

55:23

weird. Why the fuck? I mean, obviously, like,

55:25

Completely aside, I don't think it's like I have

55:27

a hard time believing this is anything to

55:29

do with anything, but it's like literally every fucking

55:31

one of these Jews It's just weird. I

55:33

mean, I don't know. I'm in Florida. I

55:35

just I don't I mean maybe I'm I

55:38

guess I sound like a fucking some sort of

55:40

bigot or something I'm which I don't even

55:42

really care if you think they're not but I

55:44

don't know. It's just it's just weird, you

55:46

know, just I'm just judging from my life experience

55:48

Like I don't ever I don't literally don't

55:50

think I've ever seen more than like, you know

55:52

One Jew family at a time like and

55:54

even then it's like it's almost a rarity or

55:56

like what the fuck and obviously I say

55:59

that it's like when you when I say a

56:01

Jew I mean like small hat Jew so

56:03

I guess there's not a perfect carry over here

56:05

because it's like I Don't know obviously like

56:07

obviously while we made Joe can be like oh

56:09

Jews look like this or Jews look like

56:11

that Let's be real for the most part generally

56:13

speaking if you're walking down if I see

56:15

Dave Smith or a Danny Don't even know his

56:17

last night Danny Jokes, I don't really

56:20

know his Twitter name. I know his real name.

56:22

I know he's a really big comedian, but I

56:24

can't think of his last anyways What the fuck

56:26

those people I went you wouldn't like see him

56:28

and immediately be like a hundred percent of Jew

56:30

But like I mean don't get me wrong obviously

56:32

there's some like things like you could say oh

56:34

this feature that feature But you could if they

56:36

were if you were like oh you're a Jew

56:38

and they were like no, I'm not Jewish I'm

56:40

just I'm Italian. I'm white. I'm Russian. I'm this

56:42

or that you'd be like Okay, I mean you

56:44

kind of stick the word for I mean I

56:46

maybe might be like oh I see some Jewish

56:48

features, but like be an odd sticking point be

56:50

like, there's no fucking way. So

56:53

just find it weird. What

56:55

the fuck? How the fuck is just, I don't

56:57

know, this just doesn't comport to like my reality.

57:00

I mean, I grew up in Maine, lived in

57:02

Tennessee for a while, rural, lived

57:04

in Florida most of my adult life. So

57:07

like, I don't know, it's just, it's not a,

57:10

I know I hear people all the time like in New

57:12

York, like I see Jews all the time. It has

57:14

not been my life experience to have anything to do with

57:16

Jews whatsoever. Like the point being

57:19

is just I'm just not familiar. Like it's not

57:21

part of my life. So it's like when

57:23

I see that you hear the story about three

57:25

Jews that all somehow ended up at FSU

57:27

just like that just to me that seems bizarre.

57:29

It's mathematically like what the fuck is going

57:31

on here? I don't know. I mean, maybe it's

57:33

not that specific, not rare. Maybe it's not

57:36

that odd. I have been noticing more around here.

57:38

I don't know why he's not go to

57:40

the grocery store. I'll see like more small hats,

57:42

but it's not that common. It's very, very

57:44

rare. So But then you hear

57:46

people who say in like large cities

57:48

they see it like a shitload So

57:50

I don't know it's just it might

57:52

just be my experience. I'm not familiar

57:54

with this part of Florida So maybe

57:56

they have a strong Jewish or the

57:59

thing you just seem be seem weird

58:01

to me All right, no one should

58:03

have to experience this kind of fear

58:05

alone twice. She said Joe Gallagher who

58:07

said he also survived the 2018 shooting

58:09

was an FSU law library during Thursday

58:11

shooting. Okay, now there's a fourth Okay,

58:13

I mean I don't know.

58:15

The more I'm thinking about though, this is a

58:17

large university five hours away. I

58:20

mean, are any of these actual victims have

58:22

actually been shot? I'm not seeing that. So

58:24

let's, cause I think that's what we were,

58:26

it seemed like implication from a lot of

58:28

these is they were victims. So, we'll

58:30

get into this. I guess actually, this one says memories of

58:32

parking and shooting. That's like, I'm not even gonna bother reading that.

58:34

If you guys want to get into the specifics, you

58:37

can read that. I was just kind of looking to see if

58:39

maybe any of these No, I mean

58:41

scrolling through here. I'm not seeing any

58:43

specific mentions of any of these being victims.

58:45

So I'm actually kind of As I'm

58:47

going through some kind of talking myself through

58:49

it and finding it less and less

58:51

significant Yeah, I don't know. I mean now

58:53

I think but it's a large university

58:55

like for example when I am I Did

58:57

a semester of school? I went

58:59

to Eastern Tennessee State University or was

59:01

it Southern University? I always forget either

59:03

way I went there for like a

59:05

semester bombed hardcore because I just was

59:08

partying way too fucking hard But

59:10

luckily I, you know, the first semester was completely free

59:12

because I had like grants, scholarships, that's that. I did

59:14

really, I did, I did well in school. I mean,

59:16

I wasn't like some weird nerd, but I was like,

59:18

uh, you know, basically a B student, you know, that

59:20

was also, you know, played three sports a year. So

59:22

like I had all sorts of grants and stuff. It

59:24

was all paid for. So, and after that, I was

59:26

like, I'm not going to pay to just piss away

59:28

my money. So then I stopped doing college. But anyways,

59:31

point being, I went to Eastern, uh, Eastern

59:33

state, uh, ETSU or whatever. And that was

59:35

about maybe an hour and a half drive

59:37

away from my house. Intended

59:39

like where I lived in Tennessee and I

59:41

gotta tell you there was a ton of people

59:43

I went to high school that went there

59:45

so But that was like the university that's like

59:47

the university that people went they went to

59:49

college and they went to university That was the

59:51

university they went to around there. So I

59:53

mean me I think it's probably one of those

59:56

so like let's just say let's if there

59:58

had just so happened to be a school shooting

1:00:00

at the school I went to in Tennessee

1:00:02

in high school And if there later

1:00:04

was a shooting of the other one, it's not

1:00:06

that crazy that there would be a shitload of people

1:00:08

from the, you know, my high school that would

1:00:10

also be like, oh, have these stories. So

1:00:12

maybe, I mean, universities are pretty large. It's

1:00:14

typically where people go, which is kind of

1:00:17

what people know. So

1:00:19

I don't, I'm just, I guess maybe it's less

1:00:21

significant, but let's, let's keep going. Here's

1:00:23

a. So

1:00:27

here's a YouTube video of the Parkland

1:00:29

thing, people talking about it. So I guess

1:00:31

maybe we can watch this, see what

1:00:33

they have to say. witness of chaos from

1:00:35

the attack, her name is Stephanie Horitz.

1:00:37

We're sorry to say she was also a

1:00:39

survivor of the Parkland shooting back in

1:00:41

2018. Oh, Jesus Christ. Stephanie,

1:00:43

good morning to you. I'm so sorry this has happened

1:00:45

to you again. I'm so glad that you can join

1:00:47

us for this conversation as difficult as it is. I

1:00:49

would imagine, Stephanie, that you never thought that this could

1:00:51

happen to you again. Yeah,

1:00:54

I mean I never thought could happen to me for

1:00:56

the first time and here we are and unfortunately this is

1:00:58

this is America for you That's what I keep saying

1:01:01

to when will we ever get this lesson? Can you tell

1:01:03

us where you were and what you heard when you

1:01:05

knew that you were in trouble that this was a terrible

1:01:07

situation? Yeah,

1:01:09

so these actually were the doors that I came out of

1:01:11

yesterday. I was in the bowling alley I am one of the

1:01:13

bowling instructors on campus as a one credit course that students

1:01:15

can opt to take and We had the music playing pretty loudly.

1:01:17

So unfortunately, we didn't hear anything which We were lucky that

1:01:19

some of my students looked out the glass doors and saw everybody

1:01:21

running. And I didn't see that, so I asked them what

1:01:23

was going on. And when they said everyone ran, I came out

1:01:25

from behind the desk and I looked and I saw crickets

1:01:27

and I saw the audience left behind. And unfortunately, due to my

1:01:30

previous experience, I knew what that meant. And before I knew

1:01:32

exactly what was going on, I just started to direct everybody into

1:01:34

the back room to safety until I got further information that

1:01:36

I had a feeling that it was an attitude situation before I

1:01:38

even heard. What does that mean when you said you saw

1:01:40

crickets? What does that mean? It

1:01:42

was not a sole insight. You looked

1:01:44

out into that room, and you knew there was an emergency. There was not

1:01:46

anything there, no movement, dead silence, and laptops open, bags on the floor. I

1:01:48

knew what that meant. So, Stephanie, this is Tony DeCopel, Gales' colleague here in

1:01:50

New York. When you say you knew what that meant, and earlier you said

1:01:52

this is America right now, it makes me wonder about the mindset of high

1:01:54

school students, students on college campuses. Is the reality that you're thinking every day

1:01:56

this could be the day when there's a school shooting? I

1:01:59

do got to say for me, if you

1:02:02

are spiraling around crisis actors, or this being

1:02:04

a media event, Boyle Boyle, does this contribute

1:02:06

to your mania here? Because it is, for

1:02:08

me, a little. I mean for a while

1:02:10

I had thought that I never thought that

1:02:12

before I was 15 years old and then

1:02:14

after surviving the public school shooting at someone

1:02:16

Douglas 2018 I was a freshman. After that

1:02:18

day I kind of woke up every morning

1:02:20

thinking that it could be my last day.

1:02:23

I was afraid for my life every step.

1:02:25

I would say to be fair while it

1:02:27

was like I'm like I could also if

1:02:29

you were in two school shootings I can

1:02:31

I can kind of understand that perspective but

1:02:33

it is also like from like a media

1:02:35

perspective of like asking these questions and obviously

1:02:37

kind of leading the witness type deal is

1:02:39

like come on like come on. But it

1:02:41

does make sense that she would have, as

1:02:43

a chick that's gone through two school shootings,

1:02:46

she'd be probably pretty anti -gun

1:02:48

by now. It's not that crazy.

1:02:51

I feel like I would be

1:02:53

super -duper pro -gun, but I also

1:02:55

understand essentially going one extreme or

1:02:57

the other, essentially. Stephanie,

1:03:07

I so admire your poison, your composure at this time. For many people,

1:03:09

this is just another new story. For you, this is your life. It's

1:03:11

now happened to you twice. And I'm wondering how you're processing all of

1:03:13

this, from what happened you before to what happened to you now. How

1:03:15

are you processing and dealing with this right at this moment, in this

1:03:17

moment? In this moment,

1:03:19

I haven't processed everything yet. I came a

1:03:21

long way over these last seven years to... a place of being

1:03:23

mentally stable and healthy. And I haven't processed this yet because I'm

1:03:25

not ready to potentially go back to a place where I'm a

1:03:27

little unsure and not feeling myself. But I want to be there

1:03:29

to support others. And I have a support system I'm very grateful

1:03:31

for. And yesterday I was responsible for almost 30 students because I

1:03:33

was the instructor. So I was looking out for their best interest

1:03:35

in keeping them safe. And soon I'll able to process things myself.

1:03:37

All right, Stephanie Horwitz. Thank you so much for your time this

1:03:39

morning. Thank you. Alright, let's now let's

1:03:41

get into the last little bit about this

1:03:43

the the Cuban exile side of it Because

1:03:45

that is in other angle now I will

1:03:47

say you know we've dug through the I

1:03:50

guess you could say quote -unquote victims I

1:03:52

mean obviously victims implies they were something but

1:03:54

I would say just like being around a

1:03:56

school shooting I would think it's fair to

1:03:58

call yourself a victim in a sense while

1:04:00

you may not have been shot I mean

1:04:02

you were subjected some crazy psychological terror at

1:04:04

the very least so I mean I forget

1:04:07

what my fucking point was. Oh, so, you

1:04:09

know, referring to them as victims is my

1:04:11

point. So, but now I think we're getting

1:04:13

to a literal victim because there were only

1:04:15

two people who died. I mean, it's not

1:04:17

only two. mean, I mean, no one, ideally

1:04:19

no one would have died. So I don't

1:04:21

mean like a diminishing, but there were two

1:04:23

people died, one of which now this is

1:04:26

where we get to obviously we just went

1:04:28

into the whole Parkland thing. And

1:04:30

so like as I kind of brother like

1:04:32

I don't know I don't know what the degree

1:04:34

the significance is here Obviously it plays well

1:04:36

on media as we just you as just displayed

1:04:38

so I guess you can kind of jump

1:04:40

to conclusions there But I don't know how significant

1:04:42

that really is but now this there was

1:04:44

only two people who died and one of which

1:04:47

Dad their dad glows like the fucking Sun

1:04:49

so this is where you're like okie -dokie So

1:04:51

let's get into let's I guess probably I

1:04:53

meant to actually click on one of these

1:04:55

kind of to dig through I forgot But

1:04:58

fuck it. Let's just let's just go down

1:05:00

pair of power mappings always a good good

1:05:02

thing He probably doesn't like me if I

1:05:04

if he even knows of me, but I'm

1:05:06

pretty sure he's pretty raging lefty But he

1:05:08

does do good fucking parapolitical work. So let's

1:05:10

fucking look into that. So

1:05:12

you guys see, you see here, he says,

1:05:14

you gotta be joking, bro. One of the

1:05:16

two deceased victims of the FS shooting was

1:05:18

a son of Ricardo Monkey Morales, a

1:05:21

Cuban exile CIA operative tied to

1:05:23

the drug running who participated in

1:05:25

the failed Bay of Pigs invasion.

1:05:28

So let's go ahead and read this. So

1:05:31

one of the two people

1:05:33

killed in Thursday shootings at Florida

1:05:35

State University was the

1:05:37

son of Ricardo, monkey, Morales,

1:05:40

a shadowy Cuban -American CIA

1:05:42

operative and anti -Castro Milton throughout

1:05:44

the 1960s and 70s who

1:05:46

died in a bar fight

1:05:48

in Miami in 1982. Okay,

1:05:51

so his dad died in 82. Oh,

1:05:55

was his son. So his son, his dad died

1:05:57

in the eight. So would assume this is someone

1:05:59

who's at least, because I was born in 91,

1:06:01

so I would assume this guy's gotta be at

1:06:03

least nine years older than me. if

1:06:05

his dad died in 1892,

1:06:07

this, uh, okay. Alright,

1:06:11

so Robert O. Morales, 57, was among

1:06:13

several university employees who had gathered for a

1:06:15

meeting when the shooting began. Okay,

1:06:18

his brother, Ricardo, okay, so

1:06:20

it's a, it was staff, it was a

1:06:22

staff member, is what it sounds like, a

1:06:24

university employee. Okay, so that makes sense,

1:06:26

because when I saw the 1982 figure, I was like,

1:06:28

what the fuck, what kind of college kid is this? So,

1:06:31

no, yeah, it was one of the staff

1:06:33

members who was an older guy, which 57,

1:06:35

which... Okay, I was, because when I first

1:06:37

heard the story, I assumed it was probably

1:06:39

some sort of college kid, and that made

1:06:41

me kind of be like, okay, whatever, like

1:06:43

fucking some college kid with glowy connections. Yeah,

1:06:45

I mean, don't be wrong, significant, but like,

1:06:48

he's a college kid. I mean, yeah, sure,

1:06:50

he could be some sort of glowy, involved

1:06:52

in glowy stuff, but he's kind of young,

1:06:54

probably not super likely. Dude, it's 57. And

1:06:57

he works for a

1:06:59

university. So, which is, I

1:07:01

mean, generally speaking, I mean,

1:07:03

Florida State, I mean, I

1:07:06

would assume Florida State, that

1:07:08

means it gets federal, federal

1:07:10

fucking funds. So,

1:07:12

early state funds, the very, I guess

1:07:14

maybe state funds. But either way, point

1:07:16

being, it's essentially a government cutout. I

1:07:19

mean, it's not at all uncommon

1:07:21

for things to run through the universities,

1:07:23

you know, ops, this, that, or

1:07:25

actual be cutouts, because they are kind

1:07:27

of a You know, they're kind

1:07:29

of a, what's the word I'm looking

1:07:31

for? I mean, they are the government.

1:07:34

I mean, when you, when you deal, I

1:07:36

mean, like, what was it? Murray

1:07:38

Rothbard's denying the state, like even, even just

1:07:40

from a conceptual standpoint, he looks at them as

1:07:43

like the priests, but

1:07:45

even then further scope to go, you just

1:07:47

follow the money. It's like they're literally

1:07:49

most of these universities, particularly speaking, they're

1:07:51

literally tied up into the

1:07:53

government. So they are basically the

1:07:55

government. So. And then on

1:07:57

top of that, like I said, their

1:07:59

job is essentially to create me an

1:08:01

apology for the government. So let's keep

1:08:04

going. He worked at the university's

1:08:06

department of dining services. OK. All

1:08:08

right. So I guess maybe he wasn't a

1:08:10

professor, which professors, I will say, that's probably be

1:08:12

a little bit glowier. Although.

1:08:15

Yeah, so today we lost my younger brother. He

1:08:17

was one the victims of the FSU. He

1:08:19

lost his job at SFU and his beautiful wife,

1:08:21

or he loved his job at SFU and

1:08:23

his beautiful wife and daughter. I'm glad you're in

1:08:25

my life. Ricardo Morales Jr. wrote Thursday night

1:08:27

on X in his X account. In

1:08:30

the 1960s and 70s, Morales, who took

1:08:32

part in the failed Bay of Pigs

1:08:34

invasion of Cuba in 1961, was

1:08:37

one of many Cuban exiles

1:08:39

collaborating with the CIA to undermine

1:08:41

Fidel Castro's regime. Yeah,

1:08:45

wild shit And it

1:08:47

was on the fucking holy

1:08:50

shit I didn't even

1:08:52

realize that you know he's

1:08:54

points out here that

1:08:56

I guess the shooting happened

1:08:58

on the the Bay

1:09:00

of Pigs anniversary That's That's

1:09:02

something That's something all

1:09:04

right So

1:09:06

he's theorizing things as well within the

1:09:08

realm of possibility that FSU, shooting victim Alberto

1:09:11

Morales, has learned too much about monkey

1:09:13

Morales' agency dealings during the Bay of Pigs,

1:09:15

Dallas 63, his drug trafficking involvement, and

1:09:17

was targeted to silence him just like his

1:09:19

father. I

1:09:22

guess the reasoning being here, he

1:09:24

says this may have been a

1:09:26

cleanup operation. Ezerdad apparently told

1:09:28

his son shortly before his murder in

1:09:30

a club in Key Biscayne in the

1:09:32

early 80s that he had been stationed

1:09:34

in Dallas on 11, 2063 as part

1:09:37

of the cleanup crew awaiting orders and

1:09:39

he believed he would be killed for

1:09:41

divulging too much in relation to his

1:09:43

work to a Venezuelan journal. All

1:09:46

right Jeez Okie dokie

1:09:48

Yeah, so here's an article

1:09:50

here's an article tick

1:09:52

talks figure dies of his

1:09:54

wounds tick talks. What's

1:09:57

so weird? Okay

1:09:59

says Ricardo monkey Morales died in

1:10:01

sterile Hospital surroundings Wednesday blessed by

1:10:03

a priest and surrounded by family

1:10:05

the rumors the gossip and intrigue

1:10:07

did not die with him His

1:10:09

brain not functioning since a bullet

1:10:11

smash bullet smash into his right

1:10:13

in his skull Monday night Morales

1:10:16

43 was pronounced dead at 132. He

1:10:18

stopped breathing almost immediately after Dr. Jorge

1:10:20

Picaza disconnected the life support system with

1:10:22

the permission of the family. Two sons,

1:10:24

a daughter, and other relatives were at

1:10:26

his bedside, said Mercy Hospital spokesman, Urb

1:10:28

Kelly. The kids are all mixed up,

1:10:31

said a family friend. They are very

1:10:33

upset. They just love their father. Many

1:10:35

people did not. Morales was

1:10:37

a spy, a killer, a terrorist, and

1:10:39

a drug trafficker. He admitted murder and

1:10:41

bragged of his part in the bombing

1:10:43

of a Cubana air -flight flight in which

1:10:45

73 persons died. double and even triple

1:10:47

agent, a man who has

1:10:49

worked for the CIA and was a

1:10:52

top Venezuelan secret police official. Morales was

1:10:54

a real -life James Bond, says attorney

1:10:56

John Komarowski. Metro Dade police

1:10:58

say that would -be James Bond fatal

1:11:00

caper was a barroom brawl not so

1:11:02

pure but simple. So obviously

1:11:04

the implication being here maybe he talked to

1:11:06

on his deathbed. I mean, there's

1:11:08

more on his brawl. I think I'm gonna

1:11:10

probably come to an end of the story

1:11:12

here. I will say, oh, here we go.

1:11:14

His brother is co -authoring a book about

1:11:16

their operative father that is expected to publish

1:11:18

later this year in September. I

1:11:20

mean, not to read this too much, but it's

1:11:22

possible this may have been a bloody veiled threat and

1:11:25

attempt to silence him. Oh, for real? Yeah. I'm

1:11:28

gonna go ahead and put on a

1:11:30

big old bet here that that fucking, the

1:11:32

brother does not fucking drop that shit,

1:11:34

or... Actually, I take that back. I completely

1:11:36

take that back. He will drop it,

1:11:38

but I have a feeling, we'll never probably

1:11:40

know this, but I have a feeling

1:11:42

there will be some details changed, perhaps. The

1:11:46

book that FSU victim,

1:11:49

Roberto Morales' brother co -authored for

1:11:51

their CIA father is also penned

1:11:53

by actor, writer, Sean Oliver,

1:11:56

who apparently owns a wrestling company

1:11:58

called K -Fade Productions, which

1:12:00

I guess it's kind of like it feels like a

1:12:02

revelation of the method. Everyone knows

1:12:04

what kayfabe is. Kayfabe is the concept

1:12:06

in wrestling. It's just literally like

1:12:08

the we're putting on a show. This

1:12:10

is fake. That's what kayfabe is.

1:12:12

Don't break kayfabe Stay in stay in

1:12:15

character. Don't break kayfabe They allege

1:12:17

monkey was a triple agent who worked

1:12:19

for American American Venezuelan and Cuban

1:12:21

Intel He was an informant for the

1:12:23

FBI DIA in Miami law enforcement

1:12:25

was a single most uncontrollable rabble rouser

1:12:27

in the network of anti -Castro freelance

1:12:29

bombers in Miami He

1:12:31

claimed to his kids shortly

1:12:34

prior to his murder that he

1:12:36

had trained Oswald while serving

1:12:38

as a sniper and stoker the

1:12:40

covert holy shit He's prepared

1:12:42

for Cuban invasion and the FSU

1:12:44

victims brother appears to have

1:12:46

admitted this on Spanish language radio

1:12:48

in 2021 holy fuck It

1:12:50

does kind of sound like implication

1:12:52

is maybe the brother might

1:12:54

know more and the the the

1:12:57

living one and that was

1:12:59

just killed the Holy shit So

1:13:01

here's an excerpt from another

1:13:03

article at almost 40 years after

1:13:05

his death following a bar

1:13:07

brawl in Key Biscayne, Ricardo Morales,

1:13:09

also known as Monkey, contract

1:13:12

CIA worker, anti -Castro militant, counterintelligence

1:13:14

chief for Venezuela, FBI informant and

1:13:16

drug dealer returned the spotlight

1:13:18

Thursday morning when one of his

1:13:20

sons made a starling claim

1:13:22

on Spanish language radio. Okay,

1:13:27

Morales a sniper instructor in

1:13:29

the early 1960s in secret

1:13:31

camps where Cuban exiles and

1:13:33

others trained to invade Cuba

1:13:35

realized in the hours after

1:13:37

President John F Kennedy was

1:13:39

assassinated in Dallas in 1963

1:13:41

that the accused killer Lee

1:13:43

Harvey Oswald had been one

1:13:45

of his sniper trainees All

1:13:47

right, you guys need to

1:13:49

not let me forget to

1:13:51

tell Austin about this because

1:13:53

Austin is gonna fucking cream

1:13:55

his pants Mean you

1:13:57

see me kind of excited here. Austin

1:13:59

is going to be super duper

1:14:01

excited. This is nuts All right, if

1:14:03

anything I almost probably should like

1:14:05

somehow save it somewhere and tell him

1:14:07

later So I don't like distract

1:14:09

his mind where he's like digging deep

1:14:11

into his process right now And

1:14:13

then completely bring up something has nothing

1:14:15

to do with what the realm

1:14:17

he's digging into But

1:14:19

man, man, oh man. And

1:14:22

he also points out here thinking about

1:14:24

the timing of all this in relation to

1:14:26

the ongoing Trump sanctioned JFK and Epstein -Lemmhang

1:14:28

disclosure ops. Man,

1:14:30

that's... Here's another one I

1:14:33

miss that monkey morale is reportedly

1:14:35

worked with or for Israeli

1:14:37

massadists at one point and also

1:14:39

had ties to X CIA

1:14:41

arms dealer or arms trader Edwin

1:14:43

Pete Wilson who may have

1:14:45

recruited him to assassinate Carlos the

1:14:47

Jack Jack or else a

1:14:49

Libyan dissident Jesus Christ All right,

1:14:51

that's a and then here's

1:14:53

another piece that he has about

1:14:55

you know the I guess

1:14:58

the agency It's

1:15:00

a clipping describing recruiting students

1:15:02

at FSU in 1966. Okay,

1:15:05

interesting. All right,

1:15:07

I'm gonna leave this beam now, man, I'm gonna

1:15:09

keep spying around. This is wild. This

1:15:12

is nuts. I will say, I did see just

1:15:14

a point out to you guys real quick. I

1:15:16

guess I'll give it a little bit of a

1:15:18

shout out or, here we

1:15:20

go. Literally right here, just

1:15:23

search in FSU Cuban and you'll be able to

1:15:25

find the link. I

1:15:27

guess he he did an episode so he

1:15:29

didn't episode on it So if you want

1:15:31

obviously we covered his thread here, but I

1:15:33

would assume I would I think it's a

1:15:36

probably pretty likely if you go check out

1:15:38

this episode He probably has his thoughts of

1:15:40

far more organized here and put together, but

1:15:42

even then that was still mind -blowing So

1:15:44

there might be obviously I just mined kind

1:15:46

of that quickly so would recommend go check

1:15:48

that out go I don't know where his

1:15:50

podcast is at or whatever But

1:15:53

yeah, you can find that tweet at

1:15:55

least, and then from there you can hunt

1:15:57

it down. But I bet you that

1:15:59

a fucking episode probably super fucking interesting. All

1:16:01

right, let's roll for the chat. Man,

1:16:03

that blew my fucking mind. Not

1:16:06

nice, guys. This is just a coincidence. Oh,

1:16:10

yeah. Jesus Christ,

1:16:12

dude. That is nuts.

1:16:16

It says weird how more trustless Oswald did

1:16:18

it stuff, comes out alongside the disclosure. Although

1:16:21

I wouldn't sum this up as Oswald

1:16:23

did it. I mean like yeah, this

1:16:25

obviously implies Oswald's involved, but this implies

1:16:27

a Honestly this implies this would be

1:16:29

information. They wouldn't want out. This would

1:16:31

be you know, this implies a larger

1:16:33

operation CIA operation, whatever So yeah, I

1:16:35

mean I just that it just means

1:16:37

Oswald was involved in the plot. So

1:16:39

yeah, which I do think he was

1:16:41

involved in the plot. So Jesus Christ

1:16:43

man, that's nuts Alright,

1:16:47

uh, I'll just keep scrolling through the chat,

1:16:49

see what you guys have to say. Uh,

1:16:52

doo doo doo. Uh, yeah, doo

1:16:54

doo doo doo. Scrolling,

1:16:56

scrolling, scrolling. Uh,

1:16:59

unfortunately, only two people died. I didn't mean it

1:17:01

like that, geez. Uh,

1:17:03

boo boo boo boo. Uh, yeah, what,

1:17:05

uh, rabbit holes, these shooter lies, mind control,

1:17:08

such money, but most of them, I

1:17:10

checked the background. Uh, yeah,

1:17:12

we, I know we talked about

1:17:14

the shooter a little bit yesterday. I

1:17:16

didn't really see... mean, probably you

1:17:18

should go back and remind it for

1:17:20

weirdness. We just talked about how

1:17:22

he did experience abuse and seemed like

1:17:24

he was mentally unwell. So kind

1:17:26

of does fit a lot of the

1:17:28

markers of kind of like a

1:17:30

kind of kind of like I'm retarded,

1:17:32

whatever. I had totally lost. I was

1:17:34

reading one the things that I got. I saw your mom said,

1:17:36

if I slow it down, you can see the natural pauses

1:17:38

aren't very natural. And she's obviously reinscripted. Yeah, that was on 2x.

1:17:40

So it was. I mean, I

1:17:42

already deleted the tab where I'd go

1:17:45

back to give you the idea

1:17:47

because yeah, she did even on 2x.

1:17:49

She sounded actually fairly normal only

1:17:51

like slightly sped up So it was

1:17:53

very I would assume just by

1:17:55

the speed of 2x. It was like

1:17:57

an intentional slowed down. So Yeah

1:18:00

All right, uh, scroll and scroll and

1:18:02

scroll Are

1:18:07

you going to have a Parkland episode and rumble

1:18:09

one day? Maybe I mean, I don't know. I

1:18:11

don't really know anyone I would need to you

1:18:13

know, I'm not Austin I do interviews so like

1:18:15

really if you guys ever see someone who's like

1:18:17

really killing it on an issue and you feel

1:18:19

like and it's a topic that I'm interested in

1:18:21

what I like to do is I like to

1:18:23

bring on people that are like Experts and a

1:18:26

thing and I used to I like just mind

1:18:28

their brain and that's what I do so and

1:18:30

then I make it mine, and

1:18:32

then I bring it to other platforms, and I

1:18:34

say, did you know about this fucking thing? And

1:18:36

I steal all their fucking info. I'm

1:18:38

just kidding. That's just how normal information works with

1:18:40

people. Yeah. And I do the same thing when

1:18:42

I talk to Jake Shields or Sam Dripoli. I

1:18:44

hope they take my information and they go say

1:18:47

that elsewhere. You'll never hear

1:18:49

me going, oh, I'm leaving. I

1:18:51

said, yeah. Yeah, you don't get me. No,

1:18:54

that's what I want. I mean, okay, maybe I might

1:18:56

say, oh, cool, that was me. But it would be

1:18:58

more like, oh, that's cool. Look, Sam's out there saying

1:19:00

shit I've told them. So

1:19:02

yeah. All right,

1:19:04

let's keep going. Let's go

1:19:07

to, what else we got?

1:19:09

What else we got? Let's

1:19:11

go, let's do a Dana

1:19:13

Duda. Dana Duda. That's

1:19:15

fun to say, isn't it? All right, here we

1:19:17

go. Here's Dana on Roman

1:19:19

Polanski. She goes, well, I was right.

1:19:21

Roman Polanski is a Polish intelligence

1:19:23

asset, and his defection was prearranged, only

1:19:25

with the CIA being aware of

1:19:27

this up until November 7th, 1977. Everything

1:19:30

I discussed in this episode feels validated.

1:19:32

Told ya. Which, once again, I mentioned

1:19:34

when she was on her episode, this

1:19:36

series fucking brushes. What

1:19:39

is the process? Is

1:19:41

the RSS feed? This is

1:19:43

a just straight through line on just

1:19:45

the process. It's a whole RSS feed on

1:19:47

just the process I think I'm at

1:19:49

like episode six or something like that Anyways

1:19:51

great stuff, but I guess she goes

1:19:53

into plan scheme that and there's a article

1:19:55

or not an article But a memo

1:19:57

she has here that I'm gonna read to

1:19:59

you guys that seems to this is

1:20:02

from the CIA government reading room So the

1:20:04

CIA government document they get released later So

1:20:07

here we go says Polish Communist

1:20:09

Intelligence agents in Sweden in capitals. That's

1:20:11

the the the header Some of

1:20:13

the listed below individuals can be out

1:20:15

of Sweden already or not operative

1:20:17

anymore, but Many of them are still

1:20:19

active. It says full description of

1:20:21

these individuals and their activities in the

1:20:23

past can be presented upon request.

1:20:25

After reaching an agreement as to conditions

1:20:27

of such disclosure, each case can

1:20:29

be supported by a one -to -two page

1:20:31

additional report. This list

1:20:34

was prepared on November

1:20:36

7, 1977 by Janus

1:20:38

Rawisk Kalkanowski, former Polish intelligence

1:20:40

officer who defected to the West after several

1:20:42

years of cooperation with the CIA. As

1:20:44

of today, this list of agents

1:20:46

was never disclosed to anyone except the

1:20:48

CIA. Most of the individuals

1:20:50

listed below are operating in Stockholm, Sweden,

1:20:52

unless a different name of city is mentioned

1:20:54

next to a particular name. Footnote

1:21:05

and a little footnote says 19. I'm

1:21:07

assuming they're just kind of like showing

1:21:09

probably a list or something It says

1:21:11

waddle a Marie's man. I can't even

1:21:13

say that fucking dude essentially Polanski Roman

1:21:15

Polanski, which I don't know how you

1:21:17

get whatever the fuck that name as

1:21:19

you get wrote him in out of

1:21:21

that This is the first time I'm

1:21:23

learning. Oh, I'm retarded. No, I'm an

1:21:25

idiot So I thought maybe that was

1:21:27

like his nickname his nickname scar uncle

1:21:29

of Roman Polanski famous film producer who

1:21:32

also cooperated with the SP and his

1:21:34

defection to the West was fully pre

1:21:36

-arranged. Okie

1:21:39

dokie. So

1:21:41

we have, okay, I guess the uncle. So

1:21:44

I will say, okay, I

1:21:46

mean, this initial thing does make me think

1:21:48

that it's like, you know, this tweet makes

1:21:50

me think that it's like a confirmed Roman

1:21:52

Polanski. But it sounds like he's confirming his

1:21:55

uncle, unless I'm misunderstanding the document here. Which

1:21:57

doesn't get me wrong, that's a close fucking

1:21:59

connection. So like, that's significant, obviously. I'm just

1:22:01

saying it's... than if it was literally Romans

1:22:03

so just worth worth mentioning Obviously, I think

1:22:05

it's probably true this dude's glowy and this

1:22:07

is a guy who was tied in with

1:22:09

the Mansons and like all sorts this dude

1:22:11

and this is the one who fucking what

1:22:13

diddle the kid and fucking then ran off

1:22:15

to fucking you know overseas and yet we

1:22:18

still have you know all sorts of you

1:22:20

know high -powered fucking you know What we're

1:22:22

trying to say celebrities and stuff that would

1:22:24

you know go to bat for him way

1:22:26

after the fact So yeah, he

1:22:28

is someone who comes up a

1:22:30

lot in these weird political things. He

1:22:32

ran in dark circles. I

1:22:34

mean, he was his wife, Sharon Tate,

1:22:36

that died in the killings. Yeah,

1:22:40

and there's a lot to suggest.

1:22:42

There was a lot of dark

1:22:44

stuff going on there with him

1:22:46

and his wife. There's implications. This

1:22:48

is even in chaos, I believe,

1:22:50

that there were essentially debatably gang

1:22:53

rape. Videos of him and his

1:22:55

like him videoing his wife essentially

1:22:57

that being the case so like

1:22:59

Like BDSM type dark dark shit

1:23:01

So just saying that is there

1:23:03

was some weird weird weird stuff

1:23:05

going on there so but I

1:23:07

find this particularly interesting so But

1:23:10

let's let's go into the next

1:23:12

story, but let's roll through the

1:23:14

chat real quick So many things

1:23:16

I suspect Roman of it makes

1:23:18

me nauseous a hundred percent. He's

1:23:20

fucking He's a fucking demon.

1:23:22

So yeah, he says I know too much of these

1:23:24

demons already. So I'm working

1:23:26

a nine to five. So hopefully Jose hopefully doesn't

1:23:28

have to and can give me content every day

1:23:31

exactly Give me your money go to work. So

1:23:33

I don't have to okay, so that way I

1:23:35

can have fun Hanging out with you guys. I'm

1:23:37

just kidding. I'm just playing with you. Obviously you

1:23:39

guys are never compelled to give me money I

1:23:41

mean, I hope I mean like let's let's be

1:23:43

real some of this is passive So it's not

1:23:45

to it's not to but obviously if you're able

1:23:47

to even if just like share subscribe comment Whatever

1:23:49

helps something just simple things, you know little little

1:23:51

little bits here and there. So I mean whatever

1:23:53

so Not a big deal.

1:23:55

It definitely would make things a lot easier That's

1:23:57

for sure make my life a lot less

1:23:59

hectic and a lot less running around if I

1:24:01

just was able to just Do this so

1:24:03

but whatever we'll get there. We'll get there. I

1:24:05

mean not too much longer I think with

1:24:07

the next year, so we'll be there so I'm

1:24:09

not I'm not too worried about it But

1:24:11

I appreciate you guys for all of that, but

1:24:13

let's get into Something from booty here. I

1:24:15

thought it was interesting with the recent revelations or

1:24:17

actually not even revelations I guess the wrong

1:24:19

way to put it. That's a retarded way to

1:24:22

put it The

1:24:24

recent change in policy although it's

1:24:26

not even really a change in

1:24:28

policy. It's just a change in

1:24:30

rhetoric really of the Trump administration

1:24:32

when it comes to Uh,

1:24:34

the fucking, um, what is it? The, uh, the

1:24:36

lab leak. So lab leak thing. I'll, I'll bring

1:24:39

it up real quick. Here we go. Fucking this

1:24:41

shit right here. Oh, lab leak. Look at this.

1:24:43

Look at this. Look at, man, we talked about

1:24:45

sun already dead. Look how fucking slick this looks.

1:24:47

Like what a fucking cool photo him walking forward,

1:24:49

looking all bad. It doesn't even kind of look

1:24:51

kind of trimming this dude. It looks kind of

1:24:53

fucking like beefy, like in a good way. I'm

1:24:55

just saying, I'm not even, I'm not trying to

1:24:57

suck off Trump here. I'm just saying. Kind

1:24:59

of looks kind of cool, right? I

1:25:01

mean hell even the even little graphics

1:25:03

here is all slick This is good

1:25:06

shit, and then you got Felchie like

1:25:08

fuck this guy So the their current

1:25:10

I guess the current White House stance

1:25:12

is no they buy the lab leak

1:25:14

theory But as me and Austin talked

1:25:16

about the other day that seems to

1:25:18

make no fucking difference anyways because so

1:25:20

far as Actually anything happening to anyone

1:25:22

or even getting actual deep level truth

1:25:24

not happening because Legally

1:25:27

speaking, we have

1:25:29

the pardon slash clemency or whatever from

1:25:31

Biden, and then now you combine

1:25:33

that. A lot of people went, oh,

1:25:35

when that happened, they go, oh,

1:25:37

cool. So now, I mean, while that

1:25:39

is shitty, it's like on the flip

1:25:41

side, now we can put these people on the stand,

1:25:43

and they can't complete the fifth. Well,

1:25:45

lo and behold here comes fucking Trump

1:25:47

in like a fucking battering rams and uh

1:25:49

-huh and goes I forget exactly what he

1:25:51

said how we framed it but he

1:25:54

essentially said these were essentially null and void

1:25:56

because you know, you know Biden was

1:25:58

using some sort of policy of like a

1:26:00

auto signer or something which doesn't count

1:26:02

So which whatever maybe that's a maybe that's

1:26:04

true. Maybe it's not I'm not even

1:26:06

arguing that I don't fucking care Only

1:26:09

point being is essentially you end up with these

1:26:11

things that kind of cancel each other out But

1:26:13

yeah, I don't I don't and I don't really

1:26:15

know the ins and outs and like what it

1:26:17

would take in order for Trump to let's say

1:26:19

he wanted to prosecute Fauci Is he able just

1:26:21

it's an exec? I mean the the first executive

1:26:23

action was executive action But by a prior president

1:26:25

now we have a new president. Are they able

1:26:27

just sweeping executive action do that? I don't know

1:26:29

but it sounds like to me if I had

1:26:31

to guess It kind of seems like

1:26:33

almost like a perfect little canceling out and

1:26:35

essentially you're kind of have it tackled from both

1:26:37

sides and You kind of just don't have

1:26:39

to like you knew that so far as like

1:26:42

the fifth amendment side things if he was

1:26:44

to plead the fifth I think it might fly.

1:26:46

I think I think they can kind of

1:26:48

you know, essentially have their cake and eat it

1:26:50

too They can essentially play it whichever way

1:26:52

they want if he does if he pleads the

1:26:54

fifth And if they try

1:26:56

to be like, oh, you can't play the

1:26:58

fifth because you were pardoned, they can go,

1:27:00

no, we called that null and void. He's

1:27:02

not pardoned. And the flip side,

1:27:04

if he says anything, if he talks out of turn,

1:27:07

then they can prosecute him. Possibly.

1:27:10

It's kind of like this threat

1:27:12

looming over his head. So it's

1:27:14

like. He kind of really can't

1:27:16

say anything, and he also kind

1:27:18

of really can't, because if they

1:27:20

did try to prosecute, I could

1:27:22

see that being likely some sort of

1:27:24

big legal proceeding, you know, being

1:27:26

a big issue. So essentially I

1:27:28

see, I see this as essentially

1:27:30

Fauci has become the rhetorical scapegoat,

1:27:32

and that's it. So all of

1:27:34

this, it seems like it's almost trying to be

1:27:36

like, this is all done, and this is just

1:27:38

going to be, Fauci was a

1:27:40

bad guy, but we're not going to get any

1:27:43

truth from him, and we're not going to get

1:27:45

an, or, and we're not going to get our

1:27:47

pound of flesh either. So, means

1:27:49

fucking nothing. Absolutely

1:27:52

nothing. Okay, maybe not

1:27:54

absolute, guess there's, I

1:27:56

guess you could make this light case, it's

1:27:58

good that he has, at least has

1:28:00

the social, no, no, you're the

1:28:02

bad guy, which, Do you think

1:28:04

Fauci cares? I don't think fucking Fauci

1:28:06

cares. I don't think Fauci cares one fucking

1:28:08

one fucking iota So I mean, but

1:28:10

anyways, let's uh all that aside. I just

1:28:12

thought it was interesting. Here's Boltzmann booty

1:28:14

He says pretend lab disclosure from the highest

1:28:16

levels of use government seems like evidence

1:28:19

of the scenario implied here And now he's

1:28:21

sharing an old thread of his that

1:28:23

I figured maybe we could go through that

1:28:26

maybe, maybe there's something to do with

1:28:28

this. You know, he's quote tweeting in

1:28:30

this thread, T Greer says, did not

1:28:32

know this. Trump only started calling COVID

1:28:35

the China virus after he read Zhao

1:28:37

Lijian's tweet blaming COVID on the U

1:28:39

.S. So, I mean, it

1:28:41

didn't become that until, like, so here's

1:28:43

the original article, original tweet. So this

1:28:45

article is very much important to each

1:28:47

and every one of us. Please read

1:28:49

and retweet it. COVID -19 further evidence of

1:28:51

the virus originating the U .S. This

1:28:53

is in March 13, 2020, from Lijian

1:28:55

Zhao. So,

1:28:57

yeah, he accused them of doing it,

1:29:00

and then, you know, right after that, then

1:29:02

we accused them of doing it. Now

1:29:04

add to this you said, you

1:29:06

know boats and boosters odd the

1:29:08

virus somehow jumped extremely early from

1:29:10

China to Iran and quickly started

1:29:12

infecting and killing Iranian leaders and

1:29:14

officials right around the time the

1:29:16

US assassinated Soleimani auspicious to start

1:29:19

for China virus promptly killing us

1:29:21

slash Israeli enemies So from like

1:29:23

a really kind of hit all

1:29:25

the main beats except for Russia

1:29:27

really, you know like you know

1:29:29

aside from like hitting Russia so

1:29:32

interesting. I don't know if

1:29:34

the implication here is perhaps maybe the DNA

1:29:36

side of things, because I remember it

1:29:38

was bizarre. A lot of people may remember, you

1:29:41

know, when RFK was kind of first floated out

1:29:44

as a, I don't know if this was on

1:29:46

the campaign trail or it was being floated out

1:29:48

as a cabinet member, but essentially he made that

1:29:50

one statement about like, oh, that you know, it

1:29:52

might be, you know, targeting certain

1:29:54

genetic indicators or markers or

1:29:56

whatever, essentially the implication being perhaps

1:29:59

certain races or genomes or

1:30:01

whatever may be more, may

1:30:04

have, this may be more prevalent

1:30:06

in them. So I don't know

1:30:08

if that's what they're getting at here. I mean,

1:30:10

it was weird that immediately, you know, him saying

1:30:12

something that wasn't even, I don't even

1:30:14

know if he actually even explicitly said Israel or

1:30:16

anything like that, but then obviously then it became this,

1:30:18

oh, this is anti -Semitic. Okay.

1:30:22

I mean, you saying it's anti -Semitic

1:30:24

is if anything like, kind of implies

1:30:26

you think you're saying something is

1:30:28

not. But here's a few excerpts I

1:30:30

figured we'd read through. Maybe we

1:30:32

can get a better idea of what

1:30:34

Booty thinks exactly, perhaps, although

1:30:36

it is weird. I do remember it

1:30:38

is really, I mean, you guys may recall,

1:30:40

I know for me with COVID, that's

1:30:42

kind of what really, the

1:30:44

only moment I was a little bit concerned is,

1:30:46

because I remember hearing all the news over

1:30:48

in China and stuff like that, you see the

1:30:50

horror videos coming out of people dropping like

1:30:52

flies. And that was the only time

1:30:54

that I was like, oh, shit, maybe this is something.

1:30:56

And it wasn't until it was like, you know,

1:30:58

a couple of weeks at the state. So I was

1:31:01

like, oh, OK, this is bullshit. You

1:31:03

know, all the reports are coming out. It's not

1:31:05

really that bad. But no, there

1:31:07

was that period time where it was like, oh,

1:31:09

shit, shit's rough. And it was like, yeah, high

1:31:11

up Iranian leaders were dying and stuff, too. And

1:31:13

it did seem. Did seem like something

1:31:15

weird was going on. I do remember having

1:31:17

that impression of like what the fuck obviously

1:31:19

cuz like, you know starting China China's super

1:31:21

glowy Also, they're like one of our enemies

1:31:23

So it's like if you know China would

1:31:25

be the kind to be like oh, let's

1:31:27

just release a fucking virus and see what

1:31:29

it does for whatever reason You know, I

1:31:31

also could just as easily believe that we

1:31:33

did it in order to target China or

1:31:35

something because we're just assholes like that But

1:31:38

it is weird, all the higher ups

1:31:40

too that we're dying. I remember seeing a

1:31:42

lot of Iranians. It was just bizarre. Anyways,

1:31:45

here we go. Coronavirus kills Iran. Our

1:31:47

latest leader is death toll jumps again.

1:31:50

So Ayatollah Hashem Bathayi, Gulpayagani, dies

1:31:52

two days after testing positive

1:31:54

while number of deaths tops 850.

1:31:57

So it was an Ayatollah...

1:31:59

Was this like the Ayatollah or

1:32:01

is Ayatollah like also like

1:32:03

a minor title? I don't

1:32:05

know. I know we have the one Iranian in

1:32:07

our audience. So maybe you would know is like

1:32:09

Ayatollah also like they're smaller Ayatollahs. It's like the

1:32:11

same thing as like a Rebbe or a Rabbi

1:32:13

or pastor or you know father or whatever. Like

1:32:15

is that the same idea? And it's just like

1:32:18

there's like a there's like a you get like

1:32:20

the pope and then you have like smaller people.

1:32:22

Is that what's going on here? Or is that

1:32:24

literally the previous you know supreme leader or whatever? And

1:32:27

because I don't remember the supreme

1:32:29

later dying so but I don't

1:32:31

know if that doesn't mean didn't

1:32:33

happen I did But anyways interesting

1:32:35

Here we go at least 13

1:32:38

Iran regime figures dead 11 kind

1:32:40

of infected with coronavirus now I

1:32:42

will say like I mean you

1:32:44

there's also the interesting angle that

1:32:46

like maybe You could be this

1:32:48

was all like I'll

1:32:50

say the COVID itself. It was all

1:32:52

just organic or maybe not even

1:32:54

organic. It was some other op. You

1:32:57

know what I mean? Like, because let me obviously, we're pointing to look

1:32:59

at all these dead people. We're like, so us

1:33:01

saying like, oh, look at his, their enemies

1:33:03

dying. It doesn't necessarily mean these are connected.

1:33:05

It could easily just be some contingency realizes,

1:33:07

oh, this a perfect opportunity to do certain