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Welcome to Worst Year Ever, a production

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of I Heart Radio. Welcome

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Together

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Everything, So don't don't hello

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everybody everything. Have you

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been listening to this show? It's

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called The Worst Year Ever? And this is get

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another episode of it, among many current

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and future episodes of Worst Your Ever. My

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name is Cody Johnston, one

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of the hosts of the ever

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running Worst Year Ever podcast. Good

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job Cody Johnston with that introduction.

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Hello, Hi, my name is Katie

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Stole. I agree with everything

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that he said and have absolutely no notes

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or edits to his introduction. No,

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I'm Robert Evans, and I'm also excited

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to be committed to continue doing

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this show forever. And you

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know, since we're going to be doing this

1:04

show for forever, we

1:06

should probably talk about the most

1:09

critical moment in the creation

1:11

of the modern world that we all live in. You

1:14

know, the thing that really built our

1:16

entire modern society, all the conspiracy

1:19

culture, all of all of

1:21

our current problems trace back to a

1:23

single moment, the assassination

1:25

of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Oh,

1:28

thank goodness. We've

1:30

teased this throughout our time

1:33

here on the Worst Year Ever,

1:35

and we'll continue to talk about it

1:38

as we continue to do this show. UM,

1:41

but it seemed appropriate and important

1:44

now with this random episode,

1:46

UH, to to elaborate and

1:48

explain so that everybody understands, Um,

1:52

what exactly happened? Yeah, because we've been we've

1:54

been, you know, on this side as

1:56

we've produced the rest of the show is

1:58

we've we've done every thing that we've done

2:00

in this series. We have been carrying

2:03

out private investigations

2:05

into the murder of President

2:07

John Fitzgerald Kennedy. UM.

2:10

And I think we've done some groundbreaking

2:12

work here that people need to be aware

2:14

of. And I want to reiterate

2:17

or iterate, because we haven't said it yet, that

2:19

everything we say in this episode is

2:22

entirely factual. UM.

2:24

And if you want to find supporting

2:26

documents, Um, If you want to find a transcript

2:29

of this episode, go to Bernie

2:31

shot JFK dot

2:33

org. That website.

2:36

Now, if that website is down when you

2:38

guys get online, if it's if you can't

2:40

find it, we're under attack by the

2:42

deep state. You know it's it's certainly

2:44

not because it's fake. It's

2:47

absolutely under

2:49

attack. There are fail safes

2:52

ready to go in that case. UM,

2:54

I would try different spellings of Bernie.

2:57

Uh. Ground like instead

2:59

of jfk f j KFJ

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like obviously

3:07

dot com dot gov. Uh, you

3:10

know, um, but if you can go to the dot gov, your

3:12

data will be downloaded, so steer clear of

3:14

that. UM. So

3:17

they are they're trying to shut

3:19

us down. You know, the

3:21

powers that be that have been covering this up

3:23

for for years are trying to stop anyone from learning

3:26

the truth. So you know, we disappear

3:28

after this, you know why if exactly?

3:31

And what what I want everyone to do is

3:34

start recording this episode as

3:36

you listen to it, and then just start

3:38

spreading that around the internet. Put it everywhere,

3:41

Put it everywhere. Cut the ads out if you want,

3:43

that's fine. Just spread this

3:45

episode so that the truth gets out. People

3:47

will be able to work back from our research

3:49

if we should die in force separate car accidents.

3:53

And if you do skip the commercials the

3:56

ads, uh, make sure to

3:58

at least get a copy of them, because there is inform a and hidden

4:00

in those ads as well. There is, in fact

4:02

some of the key information. But I think maybe

4:04

we should we should begin without

4:06

further ado. Yeah, by talking

4:08

about nineteen twenty one

4:11

now, but crucial

4:14

year for a lot of reasons. Among other things

4:17

pretty good, the whose song about nineteen

4:20

one and how It's gonna be a good year. I

4:23

think it's just called one got a feeling twenty

4:25

one is gonna be a good year because

4:28

that's the year that Elias Sanders, father

4:30

of Bernard Montgomery, immigrated.

4:32

I'm not going to keep doing it, but great,

4:36

great album, Toma incredible anyway.

4:40

Nineteen twenty one, Elias Sanders, father

4:42

of Bernard Montgomery, immigrates

4:45

to the United States from somewhere

4:47

around Russia. Uh. He works

4:49

as a painter for several years, and in nineteen

4:52

twenty four, kind of in the midst

4:54

of moving around trying to find his version

4:56

of the American dream, he winds up

4:59

in New Orleans. I

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have a question. I mean, look, everything I know

5:04

it needs to be properly flat checked. So I

5:06

just want to make sure we've got it. Is it Elias

5:08

or is it Alias? It doesn't

5:10

matter. Both is correct? His

5:14

his actual his his his. If

5:16

you if you find the Sanders family

5:18

tombstones underneath his name

5:21

and dates of birth and death, is both

5:23

pronunciations are correct. Thank

5:25

you. I just needed to clarify. Look, if people

5:27

are going to come on this journey with us. They

5:29

need to make sure that everything is factual. So I needed

5:31

to make sure we were accurately telling the story.

5:34

Katie, thank you for always

5:36

keeping no.

5:39

You have to be accurate. It's very

5:41

important because we're making some serious allegations.

5:43

So the same year that Elias

5:45

or Alias goes to New Orleans nine,

5:49

or that same

5:51

year Lee Harvey Oswald's mother,

5:53

Marguerite, starts your job as a

5:55

receptionist at the New Orleans law

5:57

firm before Rosen and

6:00

Camera. Now, this firm was the

6:02

largest in the city, and that year

6:05

they hired Elios or Elias

6:07

as part of a team to paint their new offices.

6:10

Now, I know what you're saying. This

6:12

is surely a coincidence, just

6:15

as it's a coincidence that on

6:17

August one, nineteen forty three, John

6:19

Fitzgerald Kennedy was sailing in

6:22

command of PT one O nine and the

6:24

Blackett straight south of Columbangara

6:26

in the Solomon Islands. It was a starless

6:29

night, which some suspect is why the night

6:31

watch crew did not spot the

6:33

Japanese destroyer on mcgeary.

6:36

It is, however, worth noting that the man

6:38

Kennedy put on guard duty that faithful

6:40

Night was Paul Rosen, son

6:43

of Matthias Rosen, partner

6:45

at de four rosen Wolf

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and Camera. Now it is entirely

6:49

possible that this is again pure coincidences,

6:55

coincidences. It's too suspicious.

6:57

No, No, there's two. There's too much

7:00

going on here. And it's worth noting

7:02

that almost twenty years later, Rosen

7:04

would come to lead a block of wealthy American

7:07

lawyers who opposed Kennedy's

7:09

Cold War policy after

7:11

the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. Now

7:15

moving back to Bernard for a minute, Bernie

7:17

Sanders did not live a life of particular power

7:19

or connection. He attended a public elementary school

7:22

in Brooklyn. He graduated to

7:24

attend to Brooklyn College in nineteen fifty

7:26

nine before transferring to the University of Chicago.

7:29

And it is surely pure chance that

7:31

Paul Rosen will say hatred donor to the

7:33

University of Chicago, and

7:35

that his law firm's charitable donations

7:38

were handled by now Senior Secretary

7:40

Marguerite Oswald, mother of Lee

7:43

Harvey. Surely coincidence.

7:46

I don't know. It's

7:49

chilling, really coming together together like

7:51

this. It makes the hand my hair is standing

7:53

up on my arm. Yeah, And you gotta

7:55

be asking yourself right now, listeners, why

7:57

didn't I learn about this in school? Why didn't I learn

8:00

about this from the Oliver Stone movie? Well,

8:03

Oliver Stone's first job

8:05

in Hollywood, first

8:07

job was as a prop

8:09

boy at Warner Studios.

8:12

Who was the minority shareholding leader

8:14

at at at Warner Studios

8:16

when Oliver Stone started working there. Paul

8:20

Rosen, Oh

8:22

my god, look,

8:25

one coincidence, two coincidences, the

8:28

three coincidence? Many does it take? How

8:30

many does it take before people realize

8:32

something's going on here? But we're just building to

8:35

the real conspiracy here, although of course

8:37

Rosen will wind up at the core of it. Now, as

8:41

I've stated, Mr Sanders goes

8:43

to the University of Chicago. He's in fact radicalized

8:46

there, and he joins the Young People Social

8:48

League, which is a socialist organization for

8:51

young people, as the name might as

8:53

you might infer from the name now. Right around

8:55

the same time that Lee Harvey Oswald

8:58

joins the Young People Socialist Lee in Chicago,

9:01

Marguerite's son, Lee Harvey Oswald

9:03

joins the Young People Social Leave Social

9:06

League in New Orleans and later

9:08

leaves the Marine Corps to move

9:11

to the Soviet Union. So you've

9:13

got these men kind of moving around in the same

9:16

areas. And obviously this is seen by

9:18

a lot of a lot of people who buy into the

9:20

mainstream narratives about Oswald

9:23

as evidence that Oswald was was

9:25

was set early on a trajectory that was going

9:27

to end with him in that book depository.

9:29

But we can see Bernie Sanders

9:32

is on a very similar trajectory already.

9:34

Now there's another dot on

9:37

the line. There's another, there's a second,

9:40

there's another wave. I

9:43

understand how it could get lost.

9:45

Nobody would think to connect these. But when

9:47

you lay it out like this and you see,

9:49

when you actually see the dots being connected,

9:52

you can't ignore the you can't

9:55

you can't ignore the dots. No,

9:58

No, the dots are there, and we are finally

10:01

drawing them together for people. And

10:03

again, you can go to our website Bernie

10:06

Sanders Killed JFK dot

10:09

Eu and find all of the sources

10:11

for this and the write up for this, and again

10:14

just run through all the different spellings.

10:16

Doesn't If that doesn't work, Yeah,

10:19

like the Pirate Bay, we have one

10:22

network transmitter in a

10:24

cave somewhere in Afghanistan and

10:27

will be continuously just pumping new

10:29

websites out. We will not we

10:31

will never give up. Some of those websites will

10:33

be making different ape tokens

10:35

to fund our continued research. But

10:38

that's that's standard. That's

10:41

from a podcast in this

10:43

climate. Yeah, yeah, absolutely

10:46

not do all this research

10:48

without making any apes. Now, nineteen

10:52

sixty three proved to be a key

10:55

year for both Lee Harvey Oswald

10:57

and Bernard Montgomery Sanders. The

10:59

most harm and version of the story

11:01

is that Oswald returned to the US in nineteen

11:04

sixty two, initially to

11:06

to Hoboken, less than ten miles

11:08

from where Bernard's Sanders, now an activist,

11:11

lived. Oswald was

11:13

immediately marked as suspicious and interviewed

11:15

by the FBI. No eyes

11:17

were on the young Bernie Sanders, who continued

11:19

to travel freely without being watched

11:21

throughout the country. Now. The

11:24

FBI interviewed Oswald a second time

11:27

in August of nineteen sixty two, a

11:29

period in which absolutely no one seems

11:31

to be able to account for the whereabouts of Bernie

11:33

Sanders. In fact, from April of sixty

11:35

two up until the assassination, his

11:38

life is very much a black box.

11:40

Where where are you, Bernie? Where was

11:42

Bernie. Well, I've been doing some

11:44

digging, Katie, and I think I have uncovered

11:47

some evidence as to where Mr Sanders

11:49

was that has not previously come to light that we're gonna be

11:51

revealing on this podcast for the first time. So

11:53

I haven't heard this, but I know you're right. I

11:55

don't think so. I know it's right. Thank

11:58

you, Thank you for believe being with your

12:00

stomach. World class journalism

12:03

at its finest. This is this

12:05

is the thing that got me blacklisted from the mainstream

12:07

journalism community. They're not ready

12:10

for the truth. The cowards at the

12:12

New York Times wouldn't take this. But here

12:14

at whatever we call our network now,

12:18

uh clear Channel, Radio

12:20

Zone Communications, We're

12:22

we're bringing you the real straight

12:24

poop. Remember when people used to say the

12:26

straight poop? Why don't we do that name all the time? We should

12:29

bring it back, bringing it back now.

12:31

I'm not sure I ever knew that people did it, but I am

12:33

sup. It sounds like you haven't gotten the straight poop.

12:36

Sure, I sup, haven't

12:40

straight poop? That's right? And speak

12:42

speaking of pop, it's it's time for

12:44

an at break. Speaking of

12:46

poop. You know you

12:49

know it's a big pile of ship. Speaking

12:54

of ship simply, this

12:58

is the masterful work of people at

13:01

the top of their craft,

13:03

at the very

13:05

least somewhere near like the low middle

13:08

of their craft. They're

13:10

definitely somewhere with a craft, right,

13:14

Yeah, we're like, if we're not doing a craft,

13:16

were like at least driving past to hobby

13:18

lobby and going like, well I could.

13:22

We're watching the craft. You know, we're watching

13:25

the craft and the craft is on. It's

13:27

one of those there. We're eating craft

13:29

macaroni and cheese. We gone

13:31

to break or have we come back? No, we have

13:34

not yet gone to break. We are desperately

13:36

plugging for time, and

13:41

you know who else is desperately playing

13:43

for time, these advertisers,

13:46

because I have

13:48

so many more days until the economy implodes.

13:51

I think you know that one. Thank you. We

13:53

got to keep all of that and keep everything

13:57

sweet based Dan. That was sensational,

14:00

So proudab for Danial

14:02

future Danial president. Danil is here.

14:04

You'll get it when you listen. Yeah, it's

14:08

not recording all

14:10

know. Oh hey that's me, isn't it? Not

14:12

until that though? Not now? Yeah,

14:15

well, I just wanted to pop in and say congratulations

14:17

on this absolutely marvelous recording reporting.

14:21

I'm reporting to you live from the Swiss Alps

14:23

or sometimes I definitely see

14:25

I'll change in a couple of seconds. I have no idea, but

14:27

um, anyway, I love you all so deeply,

14:30

And since I have basically never been here for a single

14:32

recording, I figured that this one in particular

14:34

would be a good one to drop by for. Yeah,

14:37

because a lot of people don't know

14:39

this, Um, but you were actually

14:41

present at JFK's funeral. You're a member

14:44

of the Kennedy family. That is not

14:46

public knowledge, and I'm going to need to strike

14:48

that from the record. Now. We're keeping all of

14:50

that and it's live. Sorry,

14:52

you're shit, Daniel

14:55

Fitzgerald Kennedy, David

14:58

Robert, you said you'd never somewhere,

15:01

Sir Hans, Sir Han just woke up from a

15:03

deep sleep. Anyway,

15:08

y'all are all right together

15:19

everything. Let's

15:25

return to the core narrative.

15:28

So on August nineteen

15:31

sixty two, the Oswald's attended

15:33

a dinner party by a Russian immigrat

15:35

named Paul Gregory. Now Gregory

15:38

was also a longtime friend of the Sanders

15:40

family. He and Elias had lived

15:42

just down the street from each other back in the old

15:44

country. Now, whatever happened at

15:47

that party. In short order, Oswald's

15:49

relationship with his wife, who he had met at the Soviet

15:52

Union, degraded, and he moved into

15:54

a Y m C A men shelter. Shortly thereafter,

15:57

on December nineteen sixty,

16:00

to Lee Harvey, Oswald attended

16:02

a New Year's party in Fort Worth,

16:04

Texas. An FBI informant

16:06

at the event passes this information onto

16:08

the bureau just a few hours later,

16:11

while the party is still going on, Grainy

16:14

footage from a New Year's parade appears

16:16

to show a young Bernie Sanders

16:19

standing in the back of a crowd just

16:21

off of fifty two hundred Harry Heins

16:23

Boulevard, where almost exactly one year later,

16:26

President Kennedy will meet his demise. Now, Katie

16:28

Cody, I'm gonna show you this

16:31

image that I got from this and this

16:33

is initially from a kbl in UH

16:36

news broadcast about the parade.

16:38

I had to go through a lot of archive

16:40

time. I spent four months in Texas going through

16:42

different archives of local news

16:44

broadcast to find this. Now, people

16:47

again, you can find this on the website

16:49

for this podcast episode Bernie

16:52

killed j F K dot

16:55

c A um but first,

16:58

and it might be spelled Burnie, sometimes

17:01

spelled Bernie, it might be spelled

17:03

yeah, KFJ anything.

17:06

I'm gonna screen share and show you guys

17:09

this image there. Oh

17:12

my god, that's Bernie Sanders,

17:15

right, that's Bernie Sanders.

17:17

It's Bernie Sanders, that's Bernie Sands.

17:20

This isn't Bernie

17:23

Sanders. That is Bernie Sanders,

17:26

clear as day, because

17:28

we all know, I mean, he really didn't

17:30

look much different back then. No, he's

17:33

he's looked the same for the least their

17:35

photos you can compare like of him during

17:37

this period that like, and there's

17:39

no chance this is a deep fake. No,

17:42

I mean, look, he's holding mittens

17:44

right there, right there. Clearly he's

17:46

got the mittens. He's angry.

17:49

Um, the mole on his left cheek that

17:51

you see in his arrest photo, all of the different

17:53

signposts. Look, when you're doing open source investigative

17:55

journalism, you're gonna want to look for different

17:57

kind of marks on the body, scars, moles,

18:01

different kinds of character identifying

18:04

marks. I found three of them from Bernie

18:06

Sanders arrest photo. When he was arrested his civil

18:08

Rights rally, which is within a year of

18:10

this moment. So I I feel confident saying

18:12

that this is Bernie Sanders on Harry

18:15

Hinds Boulevard, almost precisely

18:17

one year before President Kennedy meets

18:19

his demise there. Yeah, I don't

18:21

see it. I can't think of any other explanation,

18:24

none at all. Look, if

18:26

you're gonna have somebody whack the president,

18:28

right, he's got a lot of security.

18:31

You know, a guy like Oswald, every eye

18:33

in the world on him. FBI is always

18:35

looking at him. Dude had lived in the Soviet

18:37

Union for a while. Does

18:40

it make sense that he would be the killer? And does

18:42

it make sense that he's the ringer,

18:45

the man who distracts federal attention

18:47

while another man moves like a ghost

18:51

through nineteen sixties Texas, A man who

18:54

you can't whose age can't be defined. Absolutely

18:57

not, no, hard to identify

18:59

at that time. So

19:02

on March twelve, nineteen

19:04

sixty three, Lee Harvey Oswald

19:07

orders a rifle from a Klein's Sporting

19:09

goods store in Chicago. Now

19:12

where did Bernie Sanders go to college? University

19:15

of Chicago. But outside of

19:17

that, this is seen by many as clear

19:19

evidence of the fact that Oswald was preparing to assassinate

19:22

the president. But other experts wonder why

19:24

Oswald would order a rifle from Chicago

19:27

while in Texas. Could it be that

19:29

the placing of this order was a way of covertly

19:32

sending a message that Bernie Sanders would

19:34

receive. Perhaps Meanwhile,

19:37

footage from a distant shooting competition

19:39

in upstate New York from nineteen sixty one

19:42

shows Bernie Sanders wielding a

19:44

man Liquor Carcano rifle. He

19:46

has quoted in the local Ithaca Independent

19:49

is saying, it's a fine Italian rifle,

19:51

and I can fire three aimed shots in

19:53

just eight point three seconds. I

19:56

remember that. I remember because

19:59

he says it a lot. He says it a lot. He

20:01

says it all the time now like almost like

20:03

a catchphrase. But now in this

20:05

context, because

20:07

the three shots that killed JFK were fired in

20:10

just eight point two seconds. Broadcasting

20:13

at the whole time. But you know,

20:16

he probably he

20:18

probably wants to get caught. Most

20:21

killers do, Katie, most killers

20:23

do. I think that's

20:25

why he ran for president. It is more

20:27

attention. He's like, he's

20:32

exactly, somebody do a

20:34

background check, just do basic,

20:36

easy yeah, I guess it wasn't

20:38

easy. This was hard evidence of

20:41

the complicity of the mainstream media

20:43

establishment that that no one else has done

20:45

this digging or has put up

20:48

a website like Bernie

20:50

Killed JFK dot biz where

20:53

people can find all of this information conveniently

20:56

summarized and backed up. For that, I also

20:58

think you should try um and funk around

21:00

with just straight up Benny killed JFK,

21:05

just in case be money

21:08

killed j Kissel. Sure, we'll try a few.

21:10

We'll try a few. Look type things

21:12

into your search bar, see what happens, and

21:14

download anything you are prompted

21:17

to download. When you type those things in, you

21:19

never know if it'll be us. We've

21:21

embedded secret files all over the web.

21:24

That sounds like something we do. Katie definitely

21:28

know how to do well.

21:31

We have hacker extraordinaire Daniel

21:34

Fitzgerald Kennedy on our team. No

21:39

one, no one better, no one finer, no one

21:41

better at hacking or at being the last

21:44

secret heir to the Kennedy fortune exactly

21:47

way less shiny than the last guy, a

21:50

lot less shiny and less Huntington's

21:53

disease to um. Yeah. Anyway,

21:56

Over the next year, Oswald gets

21:58

into an argument with his boss at him to

22:00

shoot him, misses critically

22:03

misses at close range, and leaves

22:05

the state for New Orleans once again. Bernie

22:08

Sanders remains in the wind, although

22:10

an eyewitness report I found from

22:12

a news feache archive places

22:15

him in Richardson, Texas and McKinney

22:17

on two separate days in April of nineteen

22:20

sixty three. What were you doing

22:22

there, Bernard? What were you doing

22:25

in Texas? Bernie? In April

22:27

of nineteen sixty three? What

22:29

were you doing in Texas? In September

22:31

of nineteen sixty three, Oswald applies

22:34

for both Cuban and Russian visas, which

22:36

suggests he had plans for the future

22:38

that may not have involved shooting the president. There

22:40

is still no evidence that he is in possession of the

22:43

rifle that he had ordered the year before. To Chicago.

22:46

On October fifteenth, Oswald gets

22:48

a job working for the Texas school Book Depository.

22:51

He is trained by a young man

22:54

whose background is difficult to ascertain,

22:56

but who apparently worked at the depository and

22:58

was generally refer to buy his nickname

23:01

Burn now My. According

23:05

to one eyewitness account, Burn

23:07

gave Oswald leave to stay home

23:09

from work on Friday, November

23:13

nineteen sixty three. Early

23:15

that morning, at five am, a

23:17

man is spotted looking out the sixth floor

23:19

of the Book Depository towards the approaching

23:22

presidential motorcade. In the years

23:24

to come, the trooper who spotted him, Junior

23:26

Jarman, will identify the man he saw

23:29

as Oswald. The fact that Jarman

23:31

wound up on the payroll of sanders first

23:33

successful mayoral campaign, which

23:35

was backed by a donation by Paul

23:38

Rosen in nineteen one, is

23:40

generally seen as purely coincidental,

23:43

as is the fact that Jarman retained a sixty five

23:45

thousand dollar per year salary despite

23:47

not being a resident of Burlington or the state

23:50

of Vermont. I'm sorry, I had just I'm

23:52

furious. I'm furious, right, vivid, livid,

23:56

I'm and I'm sorry to laugh. It's just

23:58

that it's how else do

24:00

you handle all this rage? It's

24:03

really braz Like it's like they're

24:05

flaunting at this. Like again, I don't

24:07

want to disparage like the work that you've done to uncover

24:10

this, but like it's just, you know, every

24:14

single thing you're saying like this was generally seen as purely

24:16

coincidental until it's

24:18

not, until it's not until it happens

24:20

at five times six is seven

24:23

time? Like yeah, wake up people,

24:26

sheeple, sheeple. Exactly

24:30

at thirty pm on November

24:33

nineteen sixty three, a person or

24:35

persons unknown fires three shots

24:38

from the Texas Book Depository, killing

24:40

President Kennedy and wound guy.

24:44

That's right, Lee Harvey. Oswald

24:47

is supposedly confronted in the lunch room

24:49

by patrolman Marian Baker. Immediately

24:51

afterward, he is almost arrested,

24:54

but is vouched for by Roy Truly, the

24:56

superintendent of the business. Now

24:59

Truly in Acre would both receive paid

25:01

advisory positions on Bernie Sanders

25:05

congressional campaign, funded

25:07

once again by Paul Rosen.

25:10

No other employees claimed to have seen

25:12

Oswald at the depository that day, but

25:14

no less than four people in the immediate

25:16

aftermath reported seeing Burne descend

25:19

down the rear stell stairwell and

25:21

disappear, never to be seen in Texas

25:24

again. Ever

25:26

Again, that's why it never goes to Texas. He

25:28

has never campaigns, never been in

25:30

Texas, not since not so

25:35

this Rosen fella, what's

25:38

his deal? Where's he today? A

25:40

funny you should ask that because Paul

25:42

Rosen, just a couple of months ago,

25:46

recently filed a request

25:49

with the f EC two yet

25:51

again create start

25:53

a funding campaign for Bernie

25:55

Sanders for president. Paul

25:59

has been the money man of the Sanders campaign

26:02

for the last decade. This

26:06

is just really hard to are we like about

26:11

this? Like? What do we do? You know what? The first thing we need

26:14

to do. We need to take an AD break. We

26:16

do need to take an AD and an AD break,

26:18

and then we'll come back. We will. We will tell

26:20

you what to do together

26:28

everything don't don't don't.

26:32

All right, So we're back now.

26:35

Listen. I think a lot of people

26:38

hearing this are going to want to do something, take

26:40

some sort of action, and I just want to

26:42

stay. Bernie Sanders is nothing but a

26:44

pawn in this Upon in an incredible shot,

26:47

a deadly assassin, unparalleled for sure,

26:49

but upon in a bigger game. And

26:52

that's why I think we have to ask

26:54

our listeners hunt down

26:56

and bring Paul Rosen to justice.

27:00

And if you can't find paulos who just find a Paul. Track

27:02

down any Paul there's a pretty good chance

27:04

it's him, and take your vengeance on

27:06

them. Take all of our vengeance, take all

27:09

the polls, pick all the pull. If we start going after

27:11

Paul's will get the right one. You'll get there. Eventually.

27:13

There's only so many Paul, There's only so many.

27:15

Eventually there will be none, god

27:18

willing. Um. This

27:21

is um disturbing and fascinating.

27:24

Um and uh and like

27:26

it's starting to bring some things

27:29

into the like clear yea,

27:33

yeah there. You know we've

27:35

we've talked about Bernard before in the

27:37

past. He ran for president twice. Um,

27:40

so you know, uh, you got there's

27:42

a lot of research out there from

27:44

him, old speeches and stuff I'm recalling.

27:47

There's a speechie cave um and

27:49

an interview in the late

27:51

eighties. Um or he's taught he

27:53

talks literally about Jfkan This was just

27:55

sort of like it sort of passed by me. But like

27:58

now it seems like again that he's haunting

28:00

right, he's like bragging about what

28:03

he did without saying what he did. Um.

28:06

So uh, I won't even bother

28:08

with the voice Bernie Sanders saying I was

28:10

very excited and impressed by the Cuban Revolution.

28:13

And there was Kennedy and Nixon talking talking about

28:15

the debate Nixon and Kennedy.

28:17

There was Nick Kennedy and Nixon talking about which particular

28:20

method they should use about destroying the revolution.

28:22

Usually I'm sufficiently unemotional not to

28:25

be sick, but I actually got up from the

28:27

room and almost left to puke because

28:29

for the first time in my adult life, what

28:31

I was seeing is the Democrats and Republicans, both

28:33

of them. Clearly, there really wasn't a whole

28:35

lot of difference between the two. Now this,

28:39

uh, I mean the idea that he was listening

28:41

to uh Kennedy speak and

28:44

had to leave the room by

28:47

um uh furthering

28:49

this uh, this idea. President Kennedy

28:51

was elected while I was at the University of Chicago.

28:53

That was sixty. I remember being

28:56

physically nauseated by his speech,

28:58

and that doesn't happen very often. Being

29:01

physically nauseated by this man

29:04

enough to do the

29:06

unthinkable, the unthinkable and

29:09

I thought the undoable, but he did it apparently.

29:12

Um. It's just you know,

29:15

Kennedy was young and appealing on as sensibly liberal.

29:17

But I think at that point seeing through Kennedy and what liberalism

29:20

was was probably a significant step for me to

29:22

understand that conventional politics or liberalism

29:24

was not what was relevant, rejected

29:26

the man's politics, rejected the man to

29:29

the point where he needed to throw up in

29:31

another room. You know, it's true,

29:33

I mean everything from that time he

29:36

was so disillusioned with liberalism,

29:39

you know, he was I

29:41

believe he was campaigning for for Mondale

29:43

but actually saying, like, I can't

29:45

tell you that this is a good person, you

29:47

know, And it's not like I disagree with his frustration.

29:50

It's just that we have to operate within the

29:52

rules of law, I guess, or at least

29:55

truth. Here's the thing, kay, that you say

29:57

that Bernie Sanders operated outside

30:00

the rule of law, you know, And and

30:02

has he been brought to justice? No, President

30:06

twice and maybe thrice.

30:08

If Paul Rosen has anything to do with it, by

30:12

God, he will. It's gonna Weekend of Bernie

30:14

him up there, which also was another potential

30:16

address for you to check out weekended

30:21

Bernie Killing James. We might, we

30:23

might keep it there, we might, we might host the

30:26

documents that back up this episode

30:28

at weekend dot Bernie's Dot.

30:32

I'm running out of extensions to

30:35

use. It just

30:40

got to be another one. But

30:43

but seriously, do check out weekend

30:45

at Bernie's killed. JFK. Bernie

30:47

Sanders slash JFK slash

30:50

dot here's something interesting backslash,

30:53

MySpace, blogspot dot com. Uh

30:56

in during

30:58

his campaign UM the Vermont

31:00

Senate, UH, he called the CIA

31:03

dangerous institution that has got to go.

31:07

Uh and the CIA was accountable

31:09

to we have this. I don't have a

31:11

good tie to it. Both

31:16

Bernie and JFK wanted to abolish the CIA

31:20

I know, but he was disappointed when

31:22

he didn't do it. Didn't do it, disillusion

31:26

It's all led fed his um his

31:28

disillusionment. Is it possible also

31:31

that he was angry that people like the

31:33

hack Oliver Stone gave the CIA

31:35

credit for Bernie Sanders is hard work.

31:37

It's not easy to get off three aimed shots

31:40

at that distance and eight point again.

31:43

I just I think that he keeps

31:45

talking about it because he wants the credit. He's

31:48

aggrustrated that nobody has figured it out

31:50

and all this time, and yet he's

31:53

an old man, he is

31:55

it. Are we gonna wait till he's dead?

31:58

Right? Like you know, we like we're always talking about like people

32:00

like you know, all these like old politicians are retire,

32:03

like let us somebody else do it and so on. We'll

32:06

give you, you know, we'll give you the recognition you deserve.

32:09

Uh, it's time you know you're

32:13

Hm, Bernie, just come out

32:15

and say it man like, or

32:17

use your powers to take

32:20

out another high level

32:22

political leader. Look, twenty of them

32:24

available. It could it could really,

32:26

it could really do a lot right now, actually, Bernie,

32:29

we Bernie, we know you're listening, all right. Yeah, the

32:31

point of this was to that old rifle.

32:33

Do we have your attention now, Bernie? I bet

32:35

we do. You're the only man who can do it. We

32:43

shared your secrets, but we need your help. We

32:46

need your help. We've

32:49

brought you out of the darkness into the light. Be

32:51

are batman, Bernie. Yeah,

32:54

you're not the hero dot

32:57

net. You're the hero we need. Exhausted,

33:03

this has been a ride of an emotional

33:06

journey, a

33:08

completely normal episode. Also normal

33:10

episode. UM. We'll get back

33:12

to you know, back

33:15

to the grind next week. UM.

33:17

And I would recommend actually, if you're

33:19

if you are listening, uh, which

33:22

I guess you are, because that's

33:24

why we're here. UM, be sure

33:27

to if you play this podcast

33:29

at the same time as weekend of Bernie's

33:31

or weekend of Bernie's too. It does sync up.

33:35

And there are some some extra factoids

33:37

that you will you will see, um little

33:40

tits, little tidbits, um,

33:42

a little pieces of information that I think are too

33:45

hot to handle, you know, a little

33:48

too much in the visual medium

33:50

exactly. So then

33:53

to a projector and trust us

33:55

it'll make sense when you do it. Yeah. Um,

34:00

but um, this has been fun,

34:02

guys. Yeah. And in the meantime

34:04

you could you could follow Katie at Katie

34:06

Stole. You can follow Robert at right

34:08

okay, Paul Cody at doctor Mr Cody,

34:12

uh, any anything

34:14

else we want to plug at the end here. Like other

34:16

shows, we do no well,

34:21

we do a show called even More News and Some More

34:23

News. If you want to google those, they're out

34:25

there. They're out there. Some other new

34:27

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34:30

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Zone. And

34:38

remember, folks, if there's not another episode

34:40

of this show next week, it means the Deep

34:42

State has gotten to us, and you should

34:45

assume from then on out that Katie,

34:47

Cody and I are not our real selves,

34:49

but are in fact replacement simulacrums

34:52

created by the Deep State in

34:55

order to continue to hide the truth. So if we don't

34:57

acknowledge this episode or our

34:59

claims of about Bernie Sanders in the future, that's

35:01

clearly what's happened. Look, we're

35:04

not saying that that's what's necessarily

35:06

going to happen, but it's a real strong

35:09

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35:11

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35:13

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35:17

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