Roger Waters: Forcing Court Inquiry Into 9/11!

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15:14Hi >> everybody. Welcome to today's show. Uh Kurt Mexican will be along later after our uh interview with Roger Waters. I bet you Roger Roger Waters is going to show up today. I have a very good feeling about this one. Um but first we have the world's premier voice impressionist with us, Mike McCrae from Austin, Texas. Hi Mike.

15:35>> Hey. What's up, Jimmy? Big big Pink Floyd fan here.

15:38>> Oh, really? That's good. My brother Miles's biggest Pink Floyd fan also. So, even >> nice.

15:45>> You know, he I actually >> Good band for Midwesterners to like >> Yeah. [laughter] >> What's your Midwestern accent?

15:56>> Uh, well, I mean, there's a several different ones. I do a St. Louis one.

16:01Uh, let me hear it.

16:05>> Well, yeah. I mean, the main thing about St. Louis is you have to sound like you're bored the whole time.

16:10>> You're bored. I mean, you could take Iway 40 down there, but I mean, it's going to be a disaster at this time.

16:16>> So, I I take I'd take farty far on in.

16:20Um, you know, if if if if you want to go at all. I mean, I wouldn't blame you if you didn't want to go down.

16:26>> Okay. All right.

16:28[laughter] >> All right. Let's do this. I think I know it.

16:31>> I think I do, too. Uh, hey, this is Jimmy. Who's this?

16:37>> Hi. Uh, Jimmy, it's JD Vance. How are you, man?

16:41>> Ah, Mr. Vice President. So nice to hear from you. I'm good. How about yourself?

16:47>> I'm doing great, honestly. I feel like we haven't talked in like forever.

16:52>> It It's been a while. I've been busy, brother, >> for sure. It's been a minute. Um, good to hear your voice, man. What's up with you?

17:02>> What's up with me? You know, I I just, you know, I >> Oh, did you see what these libtards on the Supreme Court just did?

17:11>> No.

17:12>> Yesterday was a dark day in America, Jimmy. Now people are going to come here just to have babies.

17:18>> Just 747s full of pregnant ladies.

17:22eight, nine months up in first class living it up [laughter] on their way to drop anchor here in the US.

17:30You know, I don't think that would that >> those airport guys with the orange sticks will be guiding the jets in like, "Yep, come on in this way to deliver your welfare larvae to forever tether your families to the tea to the federal government because this orange stick guys always know who is on the plane and are down with their agenda usually."

17:52>> Do you really think that's a realistic scenario?

17:56>> Of course it is, Jimmy. A jet that size needs guidance on the ground to properly dock at the gate.

18:02>> No, I mean with the people flocking here to have their babies.

18:06>> Look, this SCOTUS decision is so disastrous for the American people that we might need to revisit even having a Supreme Court.

18:14>> Yeah. Are you joking? Because one decision you don't like, [snorts] >> Jimmy? The federal government is a government of checks and balances. And when the judicial branch is weaponizing the Constitution against the American people, the executive branch needs to take action.

18:33>> Wow. Could you say that again?

18:35Weaponizing >> weaponizing the Constitution against the American people. You're welcome.

18:43>> So that's how you're phrasing it instead of interpreting the Constitution.

18:47>> What is there to interpret? I never really understood that. The Constitution is written in plain English. There's no wiggle room there. It says what it says.

18:57So again, just weaponizing the Constitution against [laughter] the people.

19:02>> You can't be ser Are you Are you a lawyer?

19:06>> I mean, not really.

19:09>> So the So the idea that the Supreme Court interpreting the Constitution is an act of aggression against the population is one of the most irresponsible statements I've heard in years.

19:20>> Thank you. And there's a lot more where that came from. Quite frankly, you ain't heard nothing yet.

19:26>> I suppose you may be alluding to your rumored 2028 presidential run. Can you give us an inside scoop there?

19:32>> Oh, of course I can. Jimmy, what are these phone calls for? So on the Republican side, Marco Rubio and I are very subtly differentiating ourselves as GOP candidates with him as the stand with Israel no matter what cuck and me as the hey maybe we don't take orders from Jews bull. So as usual it's cuck versus bull. And as President Trump established bull always wins over cuck.

20:00So the game is to establish yourself as the bull before everybody else.

20:05Interesting.

20:08>> Yeah, once you see how it works, it's amazing. It really is staggering uh to see how deeply bull versus fears are ingrained in the Republican male mind.

20:18>> Thank you, online pornography.

20:21>> Yeah, >> but on the Democrat side, it's a little trickier. Their subconscious has a whole guilt thing going on that I don't even fully understand. Their old deal is like, who can we nominate that will most assuredly lose? But we can feel morally superior about having nominated them at all. Dude, it's so stupid.

20:41>> For sure.

20:43>> Like right now, apparently Kla Harris is reaching out to Zoron mommy.

20:48>> No.

20:49>> To see if Yeah, dude. to see if he can wave his DNA magic wand over her head >> and make her electorally viable like those recent wins in New York. Hopefully he agrees to do it just for shits and giggles. Encouraging that woman to run again would just prove his sense of humor. Let's all hope he has one.

21:08>> Well, amen to that, brother.

21:11>> But even Democrats aren't going to make that giant mistake twice. Like I said recently, I foresee AOC being the front runner, and I sincerely hope she is.

21:21>> Why do you want that?

21:24>> Because, Jimmy, let's be honest. This is the United States and there are realities behind who wins presidential elections. And AOC could literally offer us the cure to cancer, but no one, and I mean no one, with a tiny mini mouse ass voice like that is going to become the leader of the free world.

21:43>> Oh, really? [laughter] >> Have you ever heard her talk? It's hilarious.

21:48She could say the most profound thing in the world and most people would be like, "Did I just step on a mouse?"

21:53>> [laughter] >> It's like a cartoon character for real.

21:55Even if she does run, who's going to do her voice on your show? I sure as can't. [laughter] I don't I don't think Steph can get up that high. It's really just a joke. No one will take her seriously.

22:08>> Okay. Yeah.

22:10>> And the best part is you don't have to point it out. Just let her talk. Let her own voice have its effect. Ah, yes. Here is an overinflated party balloon talking about tax policy. How adorable.

22:23Anyways, I got to go. We might start the Iran war back up this week amid Fourth of July just to see what the markets do. At this point, we're just kind of pressing all the buttons on the control panel to see what they do.

22:35Pretty wild. Anyway, have a great summer. Love to the whole family.

22:39>> Okay. Hey, what was the uh what was the I missed the Supreme Court ruling you were talking about at the top of that.

22:47>> Oh, birthright >> What' they say? If you're born in the country, you're a citizen.

22:53>> Well, that's how it's always been.

22:56>> Well, that's but it shouldn't be.

23:00[laughter] Those are anchor babies.

23:03>> I I also did you also hear about the Supreme Court or the or the law that got passed in the House about uh trying to protect kids from the internet, which is really just so they can surveil everybody.

23:17>> No. Yeah. While I heard I I didn't hear about it yesterday, but I heard it was coming up.

23:21>> Yeah. No, I think it happened. Uh it hasn't I don't think it's passed the Senate or gotten signed by the president yet, but I've been I've been really scattered lately. I don't have two of my producers are not working. They're off on vacation, which I don't know how I let that happen. Two people's had [laughter] have vacations at the exact same time anyway. And I've been traveling and anyway, so I I haven't really been up on the news. I know that sounds funny, but uh >> Oh, well, I'm I should have explained that more up top. My apologies.

23:49>> No, no problem. [laughter] All right, let's move on. I got to get to Roger Waters.

23:55Um, hey, this is Jimmy. Who's this?

23:59>> What's up, Cash Patel?

24:04>> Director Patel. What a pleasure. How are you, >> dude? I'm doing so tired right now. No cap, dude. [laughter] My is straight up on cruise control. You know that feeling? Ombre. All cylinders on fire.

24:17The entire stitch on lock. Job stuff is legit clutch right now. I've got a hot as balls girlfriend who's a country music legend.

24:24>> Has a voice like a majestic parakeet, I guess. I don't know. I've never heard her sing sober. [laughter] And I finally caught you before vacation, dude. I get to talk to my homie one last time.

24:37>> Yeah. I'm I'm looking forward to taking some time off, says, "Hello, the C."

24:44>> Oh, yeah. For sure, dude. For sure.

24:46>> I bet you let loose like a >> Hold on. Hold on.

24:49>> I love it, dude. Love it. You got some big plans for the for >> Hold on, hold on, hold on, Mike. Mike, hold on. Hold on. We have We had a technical problem here.

24:57>> Oh, >> I think it looks good. Okay, let's back.

25:00Let's Can we back up, please?

25:02>> Uh, take it. Take it from the uh Go back. Dude, I'm doing so tight right now. [laughter] >> Oh, you want me to do that? Okay, dude.

25:14I'm doing so tight right now. No cap, dude. My ish is straight up on cruise control. You know that feeling, ombre, >> all [laughter] cylinders on file fire.

25:23The entire sitch on lock >> job stuff is legit clutch right now.

25:28I've got a hot as balls girlfriend who is a country music legend and has a voice like a majestic parakeet, I guess.

25:36I don't know. I've never heard her sing sober. And I finally caught you before vacation, dude. I got to talk to my homie one last time.

25:43>> Yeah, I'm looking forward to taking some time off. Some some deserved RNR, you know.

25:49>> Oh, for sure, dude. For sure. I bet you [laughter] let loose like a I love it, dude. Love it.

25:54You got some big plans for the fourth.

25:56America's big 25.

26:00>> We might. We'll see. I'm doing a set at the improv, but how about you?

26:05>> Oh, dude. You haven't heard of the legendary annual Fourth of July Cash Bash Celebration of America?

26:11>> No.

26:12>> Come on, man. Literally impossible.

26:15Like the biggest DC event like ever.

26:17>> It started in law school and every year it just gets bigger and clutcher.

26:20>> Yeah.

26:21>> This year it's going to be epic, dude.

26:24>> Oh yeah. Oh yeah, trust. Throughout the day, we're expecting a buck, buck 50.

26:31Mainly work friends, but some college buds, too. Two grills running constantly. Meat only. No veggie burgers. Three kegs. All American beer.

26:40Full bar. 20 pounds of Maryland crab trucked up from Annapolis. We are not around, dude. Full view of fireworks over the PTOIC. Three flat screens running. One showing Mel Gibson's The Patriot. The other two porn. One softcore, one hardcore. A mechanical bull. A little circus poodle who can run around on an inflatable ball in a tutu. Ketamine the works, dude. [laughter] >> Ketamine.

27:07Wow. Sounds like quite a party pal.

27:11>> I just love America, dude. I love her. I'm getting emotional right now thinking about it. Trust.

27:18>> Okay. [laughter] Okay.

27:22But then the best part, after the fireworks are over and the nice people leave, we say, "Fuck it." We let the dishes soak in the sink and then we head to the [laughter] after party.

27:36>> After party.

27:38>> Oh, hell yeah, dude. This one guy that Randy and them know has a place down by the dockyard [laughter] that's on the water, and we just go nuts, dude. We get coked up, have Roman candle fights, there's always at least two strippers. We do jello shots and use our FBI clearances to swat Democrat members of Congress. Just fullon apeshit.

28:04>> Sounds like quite something.

28:07>> Oh, you know it, dude. My party is about loving America. The afterparty is about wanting to America on the floor of a gas [laughter] station bathroom.

28:20>> [laughter] >> Oh my god.

28:24>> I see.

28:26>> You should come, dude.

28:28>> I No.

28:31>> Ah, suit yourself, Roheim. This year's going to be particularly lit with all the law enforcement who will be in attendance. Scotas has made it so there will be new laws to enforce, which is what we crave, dog.

28:42>> Oh, really?

28:44>> Oh, yeah, dude. They just upheld laws to ban males competing with females in like team sports for schools. So, it's game on with that dude.

28:54>> Wh wait what do you mean?

28:57>> The FBI will be on the ground floor policing that You got a dick in balls? Get up the off the soccer field, Linda. Simple as that.

29:05>> Is that really a judicious allocation of federal resources?

29:10>> No, dude. Honestly, that sounds like an assistant principal's job. But quite frankly, after all our fuckups, the FBI needs a PR boost like a right about now. Transport has proven so insanely unpopular with most people on both sides that inserting ourselves into the situation can only make us look good. We'd be like gender saviors.

29:30>> With all due respect, Cash, I'm I'm not sure this is a situation that needs a savior. Maybe more like a readjustment.

29:39>> Saviors are rarely requested. Usually, they are announced and foisted upon people. [laughter] Good law-abiding citizens don't know that they need gender saviors. We are here to inform them. Never fear, good people. Here come the FBI to make sure that your fifth grade daughter will never be a second place Sally ever again. Finally, we will literally be the FBI female body inspectors. [laughter] >> Good lord.

30:04>> Honestly, it works out great because every year on the 4th, we've been doing genital inspections at that afterparty I was telling you about.

30:11>> [laughter] >> In fact, that one guy that Randy and them know adamantly insists on it. Kind of weird for sure, but we're so faded by the time we get there, no one gives a >> All right, then.

30:22>> Okay, we've hit tmi like clockwork. Uh, should let you go, dog. Have a great summer, dude. You sure you don't want to come to either party? Open invite.

30:30>> Yeah, pretty sure. But thank you.

30:33>> Burgers and beers. Love in America.

30:37Girlfriend singing songs that people are forced to listen to. [laughter] Little circus poodle sucker. No. All right, dude. Right on. Between you and me, if like five people show up, I'd be throat, dude. [laughter] You know anyone in DC, just tell them, you know, free food, free booze.

30:57clutch, dude. [laughter] >> All right, Cash Fattel. Loving Cash Patel.

31:05>> He's got plans. Got big plans.

31:07>> He's got big plans. He's a big Patriot.

31:09I love him. All right, buddy. It's great to talk to you.

31:12Anything you want to plug? Anything happening?

31:15>> Uh, I got a few shows coming up uh uh next few weeks. Follow me on Instagram.

31:19Mike McCrae online. M A C R A E.

31:23>> Anybody in the Austin area, go see Mike McCrae live. It's always a treat. You going to the Creek in the Cave Pop Party?

31:31>> Uh maybe. Yeah, I don't know. We'll see.

31:34I'm not sure what I'm doing. Actually, I just made up all my fake uh July 4th plans. I got to make real ones.

31:39According to Kirk, there's some kind of anniversary party tonight.

31:44>> Oh. Oh, tonight. Oh, I thought you me like a 4th of July.

31:47>> No, no, tonight.

31:50>> No, I ain't going down there.

31:51>> Okay. All right.

31:53>> All right, brother. Good to talk to you.

31:55I'll see you next time.

31:57>> Happy Forest. Happy vacation, dog.

32:00>> All right. We'll take a break and we'll be right back.

32:31>> [music] [music] >> It's it's Pride Month and uh I was just in Spokane, Washington in Tacoma and they were all full-blown priding and um what what I've been saying on stage is that uh it's it's kind of funny to me that there's a big faction of the country that sees gay people still as victims. And I have to remind them, you're victors there. You're not a victim. You're vict There there's nothing you're fighting for anymore. And so what this now they're just using the uh 2SL LGBTQIA++ all the they're just using that now to uh that I see that as the establishment using that to keep people divided and

34:16because otherwise people could come together easily. Uh do you agree with that that gay people are the victors and they're not victims anymore?

34:24>> Of course. Here's the thing here. This is my view of this which is like I told you before when when I first you know started becoming uh involved in say you know the fight for equality for gay people when when gay people had not won I mean there were there was no equal rights to gay people. This is, you know, coming out of the 80s where some of the worst things happened like people who were married and who were living together, who were in love with each other, one of them got sick and they had no legal right.

34:53>> Go live on Jimmy.

34:56>> Hi everybody. Uh, welcome back to the live stream. We've got a special guest with us. It's Roger Waters. Everybody knows the legendary uh, founding member of Pink Floyd, a vocal supporter of boycott, devestment, and sanctions movement. In July of 2025, he publicly endorsed the ban group Palestine Action, an act of defiance against the UK anti-terrorism laws that exposed him to potential criminal prosecution and up to 14 years in prison. He's currently fundraising for a UK Supreme Court case challenging the refusal of the British government to allow a new investigation into September 11th attacks. Welcome to

35:36the show, Roger Waters. Good to see you.

35:38Good to see you, brother.

35:40>> Okay. So, uh you've been uh are are you actually are you afraid that they might put you in jail for endorsing Palestine Action?

35:50>> Uh a little bit. Yeah. I mean, afraid enough that when I flew in here, which I did like a few days ago, I I just carried a burner. I didn't bring my phone with me. I didn't bring a laptop just in case the old bill were at the airport, you know, to say, "Excuse me, sir. would you mind stepping into this room for two or three days [laughter] so that we can look through all your stuff? So, uh, so I was that concerned, but they didn't. They they couldn't have been more polite and so who knows whether they'll get round to me.

36:24>> Well, uh, yeah, good luck. They banned a few people. I know Jenker from TYT, Hassan from Twitch. So, uh, there's been a lot of not good things and there's a lot of censorship happening in the UK. What What do you What do you attribute the government's um, you know, subservience to the Zionist program?

36:49>> Well, isn't that the [clears throat] $60,000 question? You know, it's the question that we've all been asking, scratching our heads for years and years and years. Does it have something to do with usery? I saw an interesting thing on Instagram the other day about the history of the Rothschilds here. Oh, there he goes again. [laughter] And and you know, because that's one of the things that they're so deadly against um Iran is that in Iran it's illegal to charge interest if you lend anybody any money. It's against the law.

37:25>> Didn't know that.

37:27>> Yeah. Well, there you go. You learn something every day. And it's what it's what makes the world go round. You know, the the Rothschild backed both the Duke of Wellington and Napoleon at the Battle of Water.

37:43>> So So you're telling me that the bankers play both sides in every war?

37:47>> Exactly. That's exactly what I'm saying to you. That's exactly what I'm saying.

37:52And they make a lot of money. It doesn't matter to them who wins or loses. the main thing is to keep spending the money is the main thing is to keep lending the governments the money. I think that's what he particularly I'm told figured out. And don't forget it was the Rothschild that Lord Balfa wrote the letter to back in 1917 where where they said you know this government looks favorably on the creation of a homeland for the Jewish people in Palestine and so on and so forth. Of course, what they forget to say is that his next sentence was, "Save that it in no way should impact on the civil or religious or any other rights

38:32of the indigenous people already living there, which they seem to have forgotten that bit a little bit." Now, I don't mean to sound cavalier about it or to joke about it because it clearly it's not funny.

38:46Well, you know, uh what I have been saying at this show is that um I knew that uh you know, Israel was mowing down Palestinians whenever they felt like it.

38:57But I didn't realize the whole history, which you just kind of pointed out cuz the story was always that Israel was created as a safe haven for Jews after the Holocaust. But of course the Belelfford declaration uh which kind of set up Israel which kind of gave Palestine uh via you know in in cahoots with the Rothschilds uh that happened way before the Holocaust. So and Zionism has been a project since the at least the mid 1800s. And so now I'm coming to realize all this and I think it's the worst thing for Israel is that people actually find out the how it was founded, why it was founded. I didn't

39:35even know about the Nagba. I didn't know any of this stuff until uh they started slaughtering people after October 7th.

39:42Have you known about this all along?

39:46>> No. I I I came to my realization in 2006. In fact, in this this new song, maybe that's why we're on your show is that Mona Miari, who's a young Palestinian singer, and I have made a a re-imagining of a song of mine uh from the wall called called Comfortably Numb.

40:05and uh and and so that's why we're doing a lot of publicity at the moment. But in that song, in that song, some of the new lyrics that I've written to Comfortably Numb saying, um I never knew or we never knew about the Nagba. I was only 5 years old in 48 going so you can do the math.

40:25I'm 82 years old, so I didn't know that any of that was going on. We were sold the propaganda that Israel was a bunch of healthy socialists with their sleeves rolled up turning the desert into, you know, arable land and looking after one another and being all kind of democratic about things when of of course that had nothing to do with the reality. The reality was that from, as you say, the middle of the 19th century on, there was an absolute determination to steal the land and get rid of all the indigenous people. And they're still trying to do it now. So, thank goodness people like you and me and others are

41:09standing up and saying this is wrong.

41:11But it's only wrong though if you believe in human rights, Jimmy. They don't. Obviously, >> obviously they don't really consider the Palestinians human. They're even lower than Goyam this. But, uh, you know, my my my brother Miles is a huge fan and he he wanted me to ask you this question.

41:29Uh, most people say the albums where you were the primary lyric contributor uh like The Wall, Final Cut, even Dark Side of the Moon were largely about you working through your childhood war traumas. uh you were much more of an existential metaphysical thinker and you were very precient about the path the world is taking. Songs like Two Suns and the Sunset and Goodbye Blue Sky both are about humanity destroying itself. Uh what is your view of world events along that line and how do you think that ties into 911 being an intentional demolition and our Middle East involvement ever since?

42:08>> Wow. All right. There's the other big question, isn't it? The 911 question. I mean, since, you know, a few weeks after 911 happened, anybody with a IQ above room temperature started saying, "Hang on a minute. This there's something about this that looks fishy." And there was, and there still is. But I've I'm prepared to admit that I said almost nothing for years because I understood that I would never be taken seriously about anything if I started saying, you know, all these physicists and architects who telling us that these were controlled demolitions and have nothing to do with airplanes flying into

42:50them or burning jet fuel or any of the rest of the story that we told. See, we would have been laughed off the face of the earth. But now we have an opportunity in England, which is I think that's the reason why we're talking to tonight. A friend of mine, Matt Campbell, who whose brother Jeff was unlucky enough to be uh in building one uh when the Twin Towers uh fell came down. I I nearly said fell down. They didn't fall down. Were demolished that morning. and he is trying to open an inquest to find out who killed his brother and how. And this is the only um legal uh operation to investigate it. There's

43:39no question. Nobody will ever allow one in the United States as we know. So England, it looks like the only chance.

43:46So we'll see how we get on that. The hearing is in October and we're fighting all the way to make sure that that happens.

43:54>> So that we're definitely going to get more into that court case. Uh I wanted to play you a video. I don't know if you've ever seen this. It's a couple of minutes long. It was put together by James Corbett and it kind of highlights the absurdities you have to swallow to accept the official story about how those uh Twin Towers and building 7 came down and the whole 9/11 story including the Pentagon. Let's listen to a little bit of this.

44:24On the morning of September 11th, 2001, 19 men armed with box cutters directed by a man on diialysis in a cave fortress halfway around the world using a satellite phone and a laptop directed the most sophisticated penetration of the most heavily defended airspace in the world, overpowering the passengers and the military combat trained pilots on four commercial aircraft before flying those planes wildly off course for over an hour without being molested by a single fighter interceptor. These 19 hijackers, devout religious fundamentalists who like to drink alcohol, snort cocaine, and live with pink-haired strippers, managed to knock

44:53down three buildings with two planes in New York. While in Washington, a pilot who couldn't handle a single engine Cessna was able to fly a 757 in an 8000 ft descending 270°ree corkcrew turn to come exactly level with the ground, hitting the Pentagon in the budget analyst office where DoD staffers were working on the mystery of the $2.3 trillion that defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld had announced missing from the Pentagon's coffers in a press conference the day before on September 10th, 2001.

45:18Luckily, the news anchors knew who did it within minutes.

45:20>> Osama bin Laden.

45:21>> The pundits knew within hours.

45:23>> Osama bin Laden. The administration knew within the day >> terrorist who committed these acts and those who harbor them.

45:30>> And the evidence literally fell into the FBI's lap >> that a hijacker's passport was found blocks from the World Trade Center crash site, if you can believe that.

45:38>> But for some reason, a bunch of crazy conspiracy theorists demanded an investigation into the greatest attack on American soil in history. That investigation was delayed, underfunded, set up to fail, a conflict of interest, and a cover up from start to finish. It was based on testimony extracted through torture, the records of which were destroyed. It failed to mention the existence of WTC7, Able Danger, PEK, Sabel Edmonds, Obl, and the CIA, and the drills of hijacked aircraft being flown into buildings that were being simulated at the precise same time that those events were actually happening. It was

46:07lied to by the Pentagon, the CIA, the Bush administration, and as for Bush and Cheney, well, no one knows what they told it because they testified in secret, off the record, not under oath, and behind closed doors. It didn't bother to look at who funded the attacks because that question is ultimately of little practical significance.

46:26Still, the 9/11 commission did brilliantly answering all of the questions the public had except most of the victim's family members questions and pinned blame on all the people responsible. Although no one so much as lost their job, determining the attacks were >> failure of imagination >> because nobody in our government at least and I don't think the prior government could envision flying airplanes into buildings >> except the Pentagon, FEMA, NORAD and the NRO.

46:48The DIA destroyed 2.5 terabytes of data on Able Danger, but that's okay because it probably wasn't important. The SEC destroyed their records on the investigation into the insider trading before the attacks, but that's okay because destroying the records of the largest investigation in SEC history is just part of routine recordkeeping. NIST has classified the data that they used for their model of WTC7's collapse, but that's okay because knowing how they made their model of the collapse would jeopardize public safety. The FBI has argued that all material related to their investigation of 9/11 should be

47:17kept secret from the public. But that's okay because the FBI probably has nothing to hide. This man never existed, nor is anything he had to say worthy of your attention. And if you say otherwise, you are a paranoid conspiracy theorist and deserve to be shunned by all of humanity. Likewise, him, him, him, and her and her and her and him.

47:36Have any questions about this story? You are a batshit, paranoid, tinfoil, dog abusing baby hater and will be reviled by everyone. If you love your country and/or freedom, happiness, rainbows, rock and roll, puppy dogs, apple pie, and your grandma, you will never ever express doubts about any part of this story to anyone ever. This has been a public service announcement by the friends of the FBI, CIA, NSA, DIA, SEC, MSM, White House, NIST, and the 9/11 Commission.

48:03Because ignorance is strength.

48:05>> Okay, that was by James Corbett. Great job. Have you ever seen that before?

48:09>> Yeah, of course. Yeah, I have. I love it.

48:12>> Fantastic. So, the big reason why you're here is because this is the gentleman you were talking about. Um, he is trying to get justice and and to get the uh Britain to open up an investigation into actually what happened on 9/11. And he's got a little video I want to play from him right now.

48:32>> At um 8:46 um that morning, Jeff's tower was hit about 15 um stories below. So he was above the the impact point and um as we know no one above the impact point [music] the north tower survived because my brother essentially died an unnatural and violent death [music] by law in the UK if they were killed abroad and the remains were repatriated by law they have to have what's called an inquest [music] essentially investigation into who where when and essentially how did that [music] person come about their their death I think No more than 2 or 3 minutes was spent on my [music] brother's life and death. There was no

49:16investigation whatsoever into what killed my brother and certainly no real attempt, I think, to establish the cause of death for any of the other victims either. But I hadn't really considered the the nature of the collapse of the um the Twin Towers, let alone building 7.

49:33Um I think that only really came onto my radar probably 2006, 2007. [music] And I think what really caught my attention was the NIST, that's the National Institute of [music] Standards and Technologies admission. Um because I basically forced to admit it by a high school physics teacher [music] called David Chandler who challenged them at a draft meeting of their final report. Um challenged them that you know the building fell at freeall acceleration [music] for at least um 2 and a/4 seconds and that frankly is is just it's impossible. [music] And I started thinking, okay, um I know there's a mechanism to try and get my

50:09brother's inquest reopened [music] and you essentially have to petition the attorney general for England and Wales showing you, for example, insufficiency of inquiry, but also if there's any new evidence. And so we sat and waited for a response from the attorney [music] general. Typically that they they normally get back to you in sort of 4 to 6 months. They took 22 months eventually before they actually got back to us [music] um with uh initial denial.

50:36Started the process for judicial review.

50:37We we applied to the courts. I'd say 50% of their arguments were basically around this peculiar [music] um privilege that the attorney general has which is almost regal in nature which [music] is they're immune to judicial review. Thankfully towards the end of last year, so in 2025, [music] um the Supreme Court granted our appeal [music] hearing that's now been scheduled for October the 14th and 15th of 2026, where we're hoping um that the Supreme Court will look at this unresolved issue really of you know, should the attorney general be above the law? I I think it's important to [music] to investigate all

51:22aspects of 911 um because of where it's led us um and to and I guess ultimately learn from it. Um you know I guess that's that's the whole point isn't it?

51:34So he actually has a uh because he has to raise a lot of money uh to do this and uh so they have uh agreed to uh you know hear his protest against the attorney general turning it down. And uh let me see here it is. Here's his crowdfunder. It's crowdfunder.co.uk911.

51:58And so if you want and so uh do you know how much he's he needs to raise?

52:04>> I know how much >> how much >> he needs to raise 150 grand immediately.

52:12>> Wow.

52:13>> Immediately.

52:14>> Listen, I'm coming I'm going to come clean. I've given him 100 grand because I know I because we need to know what happened. We need this in not just for Jeff who I never knew. I met Matt three days ago. You know, we sat down and we talked for quite some time and he's and he's and he's very very as you can see from listening to him talk, he's very together. He's very very organized. They have a very very very good case. But he is asking a question on behalf of the whole human race because these are going to kill us all if we don't demand what we were promised with the 51 articles of the United Nations, you

53:07know, on the 25th of June in San Francisco in 1945 where we said we could have a world where we won't have any more wars because we will have law and we will abide by it. We'll have the Geneva Conventions and so on. But unfortunately, the ruling class had their fingers crossed behind their back.

53:26They never believed a word of it from the start. I know I'm ranting a bit.

53:30>> No, go ahead.

53:30>> I can't help it. I'm I feel so passionately about this because we the ordinary people all over the world. All of us want that world with no war where we can bring up our children and where we where it is a natural human right to have a roof over our heads and not to be murdered by our governments or by somebody else's government. I mean Jeff Matt's brother was murdered probably by the government of the United States.

54:02There I've said it. I mean, you know, when you you say, "Well, how did the buildings get demolished? Who put the the explosives in them that made them free fall for two seconds, killing his brother and 3,000 other innocent people who were in the towers? And why were there no fighter jets in the sky that day? Why had they all been sent to Canada by Dick Cheney? That's I mean, I'm only telling you stories that I've heard because I've done a little bit of research. It's hard to do research because this is something that you can't talk about because the crime is so heinous. It's what Wesley Clark discovered when he went into the

54:46Pentagon and spoke to Paul Woleritz that day and the guy who showed him the papers saying, "We're going to destroy seven countries in the next five years."

54:55Well, there's only Lebanon and Iran left. The other five are gone. I know it took him 25 years, not five years, but nevertheless, and we the people, we want this planet to survive. And it won't unless we call these people under the law, under international law, to account. Somebody has to account for Jeff's death, Jeff Campbell's death. And I applaud his brother for taking and I have helped him. And I want more people to join this crowdfunder. Come on, guys.

55:32Just dip into your back pocket a little bit.

55:35>> Let's Sorry.

55:37>> No, no. This is the greatest opportunity to get an actual inquiry into what happened because as that video pointed out, the the official inquiry, the 9/11 report was uh a was a charade. It was uh it was again underfunded. It was set up to fail. Everybody who's written and was a part of it has denounced it. Uh they were lied to by the CIA. They were lied to by the Pentagon. Everybody lied to them and Dick Cheney and George Bush wouldn't even go on oath to uh testify about it. So, and they did, like I said, they did it behind closed doors and they had to be together to do it. They wouldn't even do it individually. So,

56:16um, and you know, when I've learned, uh, in the short time doing this show that I'm doing is that whenever the establishment makes it toxic for you to ask a question about something important that they're covering up stuff. You know, whether it be 9/11, whether it be Seth Rich, whether it be CO, whatever it is, if you're not allowed to ask a question about it, that means that they're covering something up. And um, would you would you agree with that?

56:43>> Absolutely. 100%.

56:46And and and because of they control the mainstream media entirely through Murdoch and this and now through Meta, you know, the world is run for the benefit of and by Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos and those billion zillionaire Elon Musk, Bill Gates, all of those zillionaires, right? They now control it. They've bought the government.

57:10Everybody knows that. It's not just Apac. It's not just the Rothschilds who bought Congress and are allowing the genocide to go on in Palestine and who obviously allow have allowed the the 911 to remain a mystery for for everybody who might care about it, including Matt Matt Campbell, you know. So, we know all of this. It's all but so how can we make our voice the voice of the choir loud enough that that we can get our side heard? All we want is the truth, nothing else. I know I'm sounding a bit John Lennon now, but give peace of John.

57:53Let's hear some truth. Let's hear truth about 911. Let's absolutely demand that there is an investigation into what actually happened and who killed Jeff Campbell and the other 3,000 people and all those firemen, all those brave heroic people who went in there to help and they were all killed as well. And all the people who've come out of the woodworks in like the fire chief from Brooklyn, I can't remember his name now.

58:24a few somehow they get who we don't want to hear about it.

58:30>> Yeah, we know it was P. We know We know they needed a Pearl Harbor and that was it. So 3,000 people died. They couldn't care less. 3,000 lives. Who cares? They want to go on controlling the world. And the way they do it is by insisting on a state of perpetual war.

58:51And it's a war between the rich and the poor. you know, it just is. So, yeah, we need to we need to amplify um Matt's voice, please. And thank you, Jimmy, for having him on and having me on as well, too.

59:08>> My my pleasure. And you know, you brought up uh General Wesley Clark's admission um that when he went into the Pentagon after 9/11, they had already showed him they had plans to go into Libya, to go into Syria, to go into Iraq, to go into Lebanon, to go into Iran, Somalia. They did all those except right now the last two were Iran and and Lebanon, which they're which they're trying to do right now. But even bigger, what they first had to get Christians or people in the West to believe that their mortal enemies were Muslims. And you know, recently Tucker Carlson and Megan Kelly have come out and apologized because

59:50they bought that propaganda. And they now realize that they were, you know, that's basically Zionist propaganda. The Zionists got Christians to fight their wars against Muslims and uh and for them, for the Zionists. And that's what it looks like to me because that's exactly, you know, they knew they were never going to give Palestine a state.

60:11And so they need to they needed to dismember and uh uh overthrow every Arab country around them so they couldn't come to the defense of Palestine. And that that's what it seems like to me.

60:23Does it seem like that to you? Does this go back to Israel?

60:26>> Yeah. Well, yeah. Well, at the end of the day, it looks as if it all comes down to oil and natural resources and the old European imperial idea that the world is there for the taking. And so for 500 years, Europeans from Miguel and on and Captain Cook and the rest of it and whoever crossed, you know, uh, in 1642 and, uh, when they discovered the new, funny enough, when the pilgrim fathers landed in Maryland or wherever they landed, Plymouth Rock, they said, "This is Zion.

61:01It was their Zion." and they ca and they came into North America and let's not scrub this under the carpet and killed everyone. We did the numbers. We're not quite sure because nobody ever right counted the heads of all the indigenous people that they murdered on as they crossed the country but they did and and we and so we need to look at ourselves particularly if we call oursel as a Christian or they people here I'm not I'm an atheist but people call themselves Christian why don't you follow the teachings of Jesus Christ then I believe he threw the money lenders out of the temple Paul, didn't

61:39he? Wasn't that why they crucified him?

61:42Because he didn't believe in userie and he didn't believe in the Rothschilds. He didn't believe in uh investing in the the rape and pillillage of foreign countries for the benefit of the very rich because no because ordinary people don't benefit from this. You try out go out and buy a dozen eggs or a bottle of milk or anything in North America now.

62:04gone or or try and buy a house if you're a young person or rent a flat or any nobody can afford anything. Why? Because Mark Zuckerberg's got it all and Donald Trump and the rest of them and that's what's happened.

62:20>> And now we now we have a trillionaire trillionaire Elon Musk. Uh >> yeah.

62:25>> So >> yeah, a trillionaire. Brilliant. What what do you think the what do you feel the intention or the endgame is? Uh you know considering your lyrics that you wrote uh what what do you what do you think the endgame is? Uh that your lyrics suggested we're on the road to destruction. What is the endgame for the establishment or the WF billionaire class?

62:48the endgame for them. You you know the only thing that you can see is or or that may be there is that it's it's a bit like um what's her name? A vanker is is buying up Albania now to build a >> an underground shelter where she can live in luxury when the world blows up.

63:07They're now looking I believe this is the whole Musk thing about let's s get starships and all go and what all go what are you talking about you do you know I met him once I met Elon Musk once about 15 20 years ago somebody invited me to a party for my sins I was in St.

63:27Barts yes I used to go to St. parts sometimes around Christmas having a part. Oh, you got to meet this guy. He's brilliant. And he forced me to sit down with Elon Musk. And I sat there and listened to him talking. I thought, this guy's a >> Oh, what happened? We lost him.

63:45>> Stand by.

63:47>> He's a complete idiot. [laughter] And people go, "How can he be an idiot and be a trillionaire?" Well, that he's he's the living proof that you can be a complete And I mean maybe he maybe he has no he doesn't have an IQ.

64:03All the business it's like Trump. All the businesses fail. He couldn't even run a casino. Donald Trump he's failed constantly his entire life. Anyway, I'm I I've got off track a bit. We the people want to know the truth. What happened on on the 11th of September, 2001 in downtown New York City? What happened?

64:32>> Please, >> well, let me just get final question and I'll let you go. I appreciate you uh taking time. I know it's late uh in the UK, so I really do appreciate this. And uh you uh another question from my brother Miles. Uh another brick in the wall. You say we don't need no education. We don't need no thought control. What do you think are the forms of thought control that are being used in our societies to keep us sheep uh from the animals album in line? And who do you see are the dogs in our world?

65:02The ones who keep the sheep in line.

65:06Well, the do the dogs, I guess, are they're those idiot cops in New York City beating the people in Colombia University standing up for the rights of their brothers and sisters in Palestine with clubs sent in with their mace and this and that and the other and accusing them of being anti-semites. They're not anti-semmites, you morons. They're people who believe in human rights. They're protesting for the human rights of their brothers and sisters. So they're the dogs. And what what did you want to know about the others? I mean, yeah. What did I have in the thing? Yeah. Dogs, sheep.

65:46>> What what the pigs?

65:49>> Okay.

65:50>> Elon Musk is a pig. Trump is a pig. Bill Gates is a pig. The rich ruling class, they're the pigs. It's exactly like in Animal Farm in George Orwell's you know short novel Animal Farm the pigs they're the ones who steal everything and rule everything are those people >> and and the thought and the thought control is would you say is the is the media and now the billionaire own social media right >> exactly yeah exactly and it's getting harder and harder and harder to combat it and and now that we see now that we can also in front of it. Even those even even if the media is trying to tell us the opposite is true, we can see these

66:37data centers that are supporting uh meta and the whole um AI explosion of data farming and data this and they they all absolutely admit that it's completely untenable. is using all the water and all the electricity just to make Mark Zuckerberg richer. That's what they're doing it for. And to control us all so that we never open our mouths so that Jimmy Door doesn't exist. Roger Waters isn't allowed to make records anymore because Daniel actually nobody's allowed to make records because Daniel E has stolen all the music and they can make music anyway using AI. you go to Claude or whatever it's called and write me a

67:23song in the style of Roger Waters in the Pink Floyd golden years blah blah blah and he'll do it. They'll do it. And unfortunately they'll then tell all the people who subscribe to Spotify, by the way, stop subscribing to Spotify, how dare you. What you're doing is removing music from our lives. You're removing the creative process of writing music from all of our lives by saying, "I don't care about it. I don't care what human beings think or feel. I don't care about Neil Young or John Lennon or Joanie Mitchell or any of the music, any of the great music or Bach or Beethoven or anything. I'm quite happy for it to

68:05be done by a machine. All right?

68:08Because it's all blah blah blah." and and I've been brought up to not give a what it is or whether it's about anything or so so yeah so we live in a very very difficult and dangerous time and we're right on the cusp which is why we must support Matt and why we you know and why we have to join together and raise our voices because um it's only from a mass mass mass movement when the sound of the voices in The choir drowns out all the Rbert Murdoch Murdoch's and New York Timeses and Fox Newses and all the rest of them and our voice becomes loud enough and we start looking after our brothers and sisters not just in

68:55Palestine but all over the world including here including in the United States of America and in Great Britain where the people are being royally by them. So we have to fight back. That's all I'm saying.

69:10>> And this is a great way to do it.

69:11crowdfunder.co.uk/p-911.

69:16It would uh it would be amazing to see this happen and uh I'm glad you're supporting it. Thank you so much more uh so much for doing that.

69:26>> Uh so what is this?

69:28>> This is the event that you're both doing in September.

69:30>> Oh, and on September in New York, we're both doing uh turn the tide. 911.org. So I'll be there. Maybe hopefully we'll get a I'll get a chance to meet you. That would be a big thrill for me. So that'll be >> shake hands.

69:42>> Yes. So that'll be this September in New York. And I really appreciate you getting behind uh this uh inquiry. And if it happens, it could be a real watershed moment for the Western world.

69:53So thanks again for doing that and thanks for staying up late and taking time for our show. I really appreciate it. See you in September, brother.

70:01>> See you in September. Thank you very much. It's been a pleasure.

70:05>> Okay. We we'll take a break. We'll be right back.

70:41>> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Hey, hey, >> [music] >> hey.

73:55[music] >> [music] [music] >> Okay, ladies and gentlemen, Roger Waters, that was fantastic, wasn't it?

74:34Really, really appreciate it. And we, uh, the moderators added a couple of those links for you about the, uh, fundraiser for Matt Campbell. And also, um, I think Turning the Tide was also linked as well. Okay, ladies and gentlemen. Uh, hello everyone. That was from Good Vibes. Krono Hopper. Hello, Krono.

74:55What's up, fans? I'm curious to hear the particulars about this case or potential case standing relief demands etc. Also, it seems like 9/11 was almost certainly Israel. Do you think the court especially New York City is captured? Uh yes. I don't know if you remember when they were in uh they were doing the primaries for uh was it mayor of New York and every question was about do you support Israel and every panelist eventually supported Israel. What did Mandami end up saying? So, Roger, love you, brother. I grew up listening to your music. Thank you for being a prominent voice. Your music is still so

75:34relevant today and the machine we're up against. Chron, is that Chrono Hopper?

75:39Thank you, Chrono Hopper. Ask Roger why he didn't want kids to be educated. The wall. Roger Meadows. Um, our my brother-in-law, Miles, I think, asked something similar to that. Roger. Thank you.

75:51Best of luck on getting that court inquiry. Roger. Great interview, Jimmy and crew. Natalie, thank you, Natalie.

75:58Seems obvious that Giuliani was involved in the cover up. I agree. Uh-huh. No kidding. Did you see remember when he was marching through the city looking like such a leader because the building that they had put the uh headquarters was blown up? Wasn't that building seven?

76:16>> Yeah. He was told not to put the building there. But he that they >> not to put the center there >> and they were supposed to put it in Brooklyn in case there was an attack on the trade center. And of course the his command that's why he had to be walking through the streets.

76:26>> Oh, he looks so >> because the command center got blown up.

76:30>> Yeah.

76:30>> Brilliant.

76:31>> Like they told him it would. And he put it there anyway. Almost like he planned it.

76:36>> Yeah, it seemed like he planned it. Hey, uh, is this Magel Cuddy? We need to start naming and shaming the Rothschilds, Larry Frink and all the other greedy Malthusian globalist bankers from the city of London and Wall Street who directly fund and benefit from wars and destruction. You know, Magel Cuddy, you know what I find very in in uh in California, if you see somebody who's shoplifting, they'll put their photos everywhere. You'll see their, you know, they're an impoverished person. They'll blast their photos. How come they don't blast the photos of all these CEOs of all these Wall Street

77:12banks >> that uh because who owns the networks >> who owns the news the news stations? How many news stations and uh uh newspapers does Bill Gates own?

77:28>> Don't you want to know? I know I do. Let me know if you have a number for me on that one, folks. Uh, freedom Jordana.

77:36Hey Freedom, thank you so much Jordana.

77:39Um, really Jordana, thank you for your generosity. That is so generous. Hey, how they control thought PBS, NPR, etc.

77:49Won't report UAW divesting, NDAA merging us with Israel, Bolabs in Ukraine, etc.

77:58Zero coverage, nothing. Zip nada. That's from Active Guardian. Thank you, Active Guardian.

78:07Chris Russell, thank you. Chris Russell made a weed donation to the cause. Many thanks for bringing this story to us.

78:13Natalie Williams. Thank you, Natalie.

78:17Thermite is what took down the buildings. Israel garbage man tricks.

78:23911 is the granddaddy SCOP uh of the 2000s. blowing this wide open will break the dam and is why the predator class has made it such as a triggering scop.

78:34All right, let's see here. Let's see.

78:36Let me see what my note says here. I'm waiting. I'm waiting on u Mr. Mezer.

78:42Oh, it's done. All right, let me see.

78:44Where did it go? Let's see. Okay. All right.

78:49Waiting to admit.

78:53Let's go to a card and be right back.

79:03>> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat.

80:50[music] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [music] [music] >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Hi, I'm here with Kurt Mexican. We only have him for a short time tonight cuz he has to go to a party.

82:51>> Yeah, >> apparently [laughter] that's a good enough excuse to skip work these days.

82:55>> It's my It's my uh >> I'm sorry I can't make it in, doc. I got I got to go to a party.

83:02>> I have a little presentation to give.

83:05[laughter] >> I have a party. I'm going to a party.

83:09Okay.

83:09>> It's more of a toast really.

83:10>> I'll take a lot of Is this like when Tom Drees was late for to open up for Frank Sinatra because he was at a softball game?

83:18>> That happened.

83:18>> That happened.

83:20>> Good for Tom Dre because Frank Sinatra, I don't know if you know, was a huge piece of >> I I heard good things about him actually.

83:27>> Oh, well, I heard terrible things.

83:29>> Well, I think he's like a lot of people.

83:31He's got a good side and a bad side.

83:32It's a mixed bag. He didn't he like take care of people's u medical bills and somebody's bills and he didn't tell >> what's that? Yeah, Marilyn Monrose.

83:42[laughter] >> No, I heard he took care of people like that.

83:45>> He's MK Ultra. They're having a hearing >> and he stood he stood up for uh Sammy Davis Jr. and blacks in general and stuff. So, he there's a lot of good to him. Come on. It's not all bad.

83:56>> Listen. Yeah. The mind control sex slave thing. I try not to hold it against him because I do like that he did help with uh civil rights.

84:03>> Yeah. So, you think he was a Well, let's get into it.

84:06>> Yeah.

84:07>> Uh oh, hang on. I got the wrong thing.

84:09Go to Steph.

84:10>> All right, ladies and gentlemen, I just got shared another link for the fundraiser that I'm putting in um that I'm putting in. [laughter] That's it, right? That I'm putting in.

84:22All right. Oh, by the way, ladies and gentlemen, if you go to Let me tell you right now, because they're doing a flash sale, and if you go to uh the Jimmy Door merch store at jimmyshow.dasherie.com, dasher.com. I'll say it again, the jimmyshow.

84:42They're doing up to 27% off on our merch for July 3rd, fourth, and fifth. Back to Jim.

84:49>> That's for That's for the country.

84:51That's for the country. We're doing that for the country's birthday. That's what that is about. So, you know this book that uh we've covered this on the show, Chaos, Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the 60s >> by Tom O'Neal.

85:03>> Tom O'Neal. Now, Kurt, should I play that video now that you sent me?

85:08>> Oh, well, first let's establish who he is because I think it's there's a key in here. I I met him great Fitz Simmons is friends with him.

85:14>> So, that guy who wrote that book talked about how MK Ultra the 60s were. Um, now Representative Anna Paulina Luna >> Mhm.

85:27>> chairing a hearing where he's testifying to let everybody know about this, which makes makes me suspect of this whole hearing >> if she's in charge of it. Does it make you suspect a little curtain or no?

85:39>> There's so much weirdness around her. I don't know what to make of any. She's the one that that guy was recorded saying he was eating at the Knights of Malta to have her killed her opponent in that race. That was a big story. Then uh there's something with Tulsi Gabbert getting those documents and now they're saying, you know, she works for a cult and this and that, but Tulsi was getting MK Ultra documents supposedly and I thought she was doing it in conjunction with Luna, so I don't really know the whole backstory there, but there's something very bizarre about the whole thing. Um, but MK Ultra is drew real and

86:07you were hearing hearings about it and it directly relates to Tyler Robinson >> directly. So she tweeted out, "According to today's expert witness, Jack Ruby and Charles Manson were MK Ultra assets."

86:20What? That's preposterous. It's just a normal case of a lone nut shooter of a lone nut. That's all.

86:26>> Jack Ruby, >> oldest crime in the book, right? Come on.

86:30>> If if MK Ultra had their way, Charles Manson would have been in the Monkeys.

86:34[laughter] >> I feel like he was, but I could be wrong.

86:37>> It would have made for a very different TV show experience. songs like >> Take the last train the spa ranch.

86:44[laughter] >> That's Yeah. He never wrote a song that good. Let's phase it.

86:47>> Yeah. So here, let's listen to some of his testimony.

86:52>> Is it in your expert opinion that Jack Ruby and Manson were assets of the intelligence agency specifically pertaining to MK Ultra? Were they MK Ultra victim?

87:02>> Yeah, theoretically Manson I I've never been able to prove absolutely. Jack Ruby. I believe this is something else. The Warren Commission investigation uh on the Warren Commission was Alan Dulles, the former CIA director who authorized and and ran MK Alter until he was fired by President Kennedy. The liaison to the committee for the CIA who handled the information coming from the CIA back and forth to the Warren Commission was Richard Helms who was a direct supervisor of Jolly West. They knew who West was. They knew that um what West was capable of and what they had paid him to do and what he had

87:41reported to them that he could do, including inducing um mental disorders in people.

87:47>> Said Kurt, who is Jolly West, >> the guy that killed an elephant with acid that was working for MK Ultra. And he would introduce himself at parties that way that he once killed an elephant with acid.

87:58>> Okay. So, he was in charge of the MK Ultra. Sydney Gotautle's a big name, but keep in mind that's just the MK Ultra part. It got worse and worse and worse.

88:07So these are the names you always hear.

88:09Now the thing is interesting is I thought when you as the great Bill Maher told us that was that thing with the acid.

88:16>> Yeah, >> they already had a hearing about. But now it's time for another one of those CIA. What was the hearing called where they got brought that stuff out?

88:23>> What was was that the church commit?

88:25Yeah, >> we need another church committee because right now there's a I I doubt they'll comply. But remember, Trump's supposed to unredacted release all the rest of the Epstein files. If anybody bothered to look through them, all kinds of MK Ultra stuff in there just up and down.

88:39And uh there's a lot. The program never stopped. And in case you're wondering why your friends don't know anything, my guess is that's why.

88:47>> Okay. Uh let's let's listen a little bit more. So he's talking about the guy who was the leazison to bring information uh to the Warren Commission was the guy running MK Ultra. That's what this guy Jolly West. Okay.

89:07>> What's that? I'm sorry.

89:09>> Sydney Gotautle was the guy I thought was like the main name at at the time.

89:13Uh but it was under Allen Dulles. Allan Dulles was the Dulles brother was the guy really bringing it in. And then he worked under Jolly West. I don't know his exact rank in the program, but he's a CIA puke >> that he could do, including inducing um mental disorders in people. Uh that was never disclosed to the commission as far as anyone knows. Uh so I believe that Wes was >> so so that would be pertinent because if they knew that if the people who running MK Ultra knew that they could induce mental uh diseases or mental conditions in people then they of course would use that on somebody like a pathy or

89:52somebody like Jack Ruby or somebody like anybody.

89:56>> You make a sleeper agent Jimmy that doesn't know that they're supposed to pop off at a certain time. So you can implant that in someone and then trigger them with phrases and phone calls and just like I think happened when the uh president of uh was it Slov Slovakia?

90:10Yeah.

90:10>> Was going to investigate Fizer and a 70-year-old man with no history of violence all of a sudden shoots him in the face.

90:15>> Y >> uh this is proprietary tech for corporations and governments now.

90:20>> Okay.

90:21>> Put in there to keep Jack Ruby from telling his story.

90:26>> Um wow. Um, in closing, I just want to thank you all for being here today.

90:30>> Let me let me play that through without stopping.

90:32>> Is it in your expert opinion that Jack Ruby and Manson were assets of the intelligence agency specifically pertaining to MK Ultra? Were they MK Ultra Vict?

90:42>> Yeah, theoretically, Manson I I've never been able to prove absolutely. Jack Ruby, I believe this is something else. the Warren Commission investigation. Uh on the Warren Commission was Alan Dulles, the former CIA director who authorized and and ran MK Alter until he was fired by President Kennedy. The liaison to the committee for the CIA who handled the information coming from the CIA back and forth to the Warrant Commission was Richard Helms who was a direct supervisor of Jolly West. They knew who West was. They knew that um what Wes was capable of and what they had paid him to do and what he had reported to them that

91:22he could do including inducing um mental disorders in people. Uh that was never disclosed to the commission as far as anyone knows. Uh so I believe that West was put in there to keep Jack Ruby from telling his story.

91:37>> Wow. And not not Jack Ruby, too. The guy who the feds magically parted like that was the Red Sea so he could have a clean shot at Oswell. He was an MK slave, too.

91:48No.

91:50>> Well, remember he left his dog in the car that he loved that he never would have done that.

91:54>> No, I don't.

91:54>> You always say how weird that was that his dog he always had his little dog, he left it in the car. That's cuz he's probably under suggestion. And Charles Manson, if you look up Danny Tjo, the guy who played Machete, that actor, he was in prison with Manson when he was hanging around Mexican Gangsters. And Manson could hypnotize them to get high on heroin. There were three of them in the cell. And Manson was able to hypnotize two of them to get a heroin high. And the other one couldn't because he had never done heroin. So, his body didn't know how to feel like it was on heroin. So, Manson had the power to do

92:22that. Where'd he get that from? Where'd he learn that so? Well, I think it's CIA. I And you can go look that story up. He's told it on a a bunch of podcasts. Danny Tjo. That's a really crazy story where if you had done heroin in your life, he could hypnotize you and you would get high and you that's had the power of that stuff. And Jolly West was an expert in it. They've been using it for quite a long time.

92:45>> So, uh, I flatly refuse to believe any of this, Kurt. I mean, >> good.

92:51>> It doesn't doesn't mean it isn't true.

92:53It just means these facts don't really fit in with my worldview at the moment.

92:56And, uh, >> that's right, Jimmy. You look right into this scorpion pendant and just keep saying that [laughter] and we'll be fine.

93:04>> So, here's what I find interesting is that Anna Paulina Luna, >> she's a Apac toad.

93:12>> Yeah. Well, that's most of the government.

93:14>> So, I mean, that is most of the government, right?

93:16>> I mean, I I think Massie was the last one that they don't they don't own, >> right? So, I don't >> I think she's monarchked herself, by the way, because of her Wonder Woman cosplay hot chick outfit and every other bizarre thing about her. I would wager she's some kind of MK monarch. Most of the people you see running these new hot politicians that seem like astroturfed, they are.

93:41So, uh, so this is from now when I studied advertising in college, which I did. I got my degree in marketing communications and I was supposed to go become a copywriter for advertising, but instead I there was a comedy boom and I could make $500 a week just telling jokes without any talent. And [laughter] so I decided to to jump. Uh but here's what he So he in advertising school he's considered the father of advertising and he is this brilliant genius guy. But here's what he said. The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in

94:22democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country.

94:33We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested largely by the men we have never heard of. This is a logical result of the way in which our de democratic society is organized. Vast numbers of human beings must cooperate in this manner if they are to live together as a smoothly functioning society. So he's talking about a greater form of mind control which is what everybody else is under if you're not >> mass. That's the mass version.

95:03>> Yeah, that's the mass version of it.

95:05>> It's scalable. That's why tech people love it.

95:07>> It's like Yeah. And it's it's like that that Rolling Stone song about uh you you know uh I want my shirts to be as white as my well I forget how that whole my shirts it's that whole song about how advertising controls what you think. Why can't I can't think of the lyrics right now. It's I can't get no satisfaction.

95:26>> God say the lyrics.

95:27>> I know. I know.

95:28>> Uh but anyway, here is uh uh the Goyam note. So Mickey Cohen, Jewish mafia.

95:34There's Jack Rubenstein, which is Jack Ruby, also Jewish mafia. Lee Harvey Oswald's assassin, Jack Ruby, idolized Cohen and dated his girlfriend, Candy Bar. Candy Bar? [laughter] >> What was she in a punk band or something? Come on. Candy Bar.

95:53>> My Gen X brain can only interpret that name one way, Jimmy. Punk band.

95:57>> Uh, Mickey Cohen ran a gambling operation in the Ambassador Hotel.

96:02That's where RFK Jr. RFK was assassinated.

96:06Yeah. Uh the Jewish mob's concerns about JFK's is uh Israel politics. Okay. So, um let's move on to this is what this is what RFK has had to say about MK Ultra.

96:23>> The CIA is allowed to propagandize around the world and it's the biggest funer of journalism today in the world.

96:28that spends 10 billion a [clears throat] year um through USAID to fund journalism all over the world. It owns some of the biggest newspapers and magazines, the most influential in in the developing world, in Europe and around the world.

96:44There was a in the CIA's charter it says and then there was an act called the Smith Blunt Act that makes it illegal for the CIA to propaganda as Americans.

96:58In 1973, there were congressional hearings that came out of the House Select Assassination Committee hearings when all the CIA secrets were revealed.

97:07They were called the family jewels.

97:10It was all of the worst secrets of the CIA that they all kept in one place.

97:16And that was released um you know during the 1970s during these hearings from the Church Committee and the House Select Assassination Committee.

97:25And Americans learned for the first time about, you know, Operation Mockingbird, but also about MK Ultra, MK Naomi, MK Dietrich. These were all of the MK stands for mind control. And the CIA was had these programs at Fort Dietrich, but at 220 universities around our country and in Latin America and Canada.

97:52um [clears throat] experimenting with ways to control the human mind. LSD came out of that program and um uh you know they were using psychoactive drugs, they were using torture, they were using uh sensory deprivation, they were using noise uh um [laughter] noise uh and and uh uh and they were not they were figuring out [laughter] how to control individuals including how to develop mentoring candidates, unwilling assassins through hypnosis and these you know other techniques. But also [gasps] how do you control whole societies through you know the destruction of institutions, the propagation of lies,

98:34uh um you know instigated violence and uh the sort of the orchestrated uh diminishment of faith in in the institutions of society and the mistrust among people. So they had all of these you know they were experimenting and you know it wasn't just the US the same thing was happening in Russia and in other parts of the world but you know we had a very very sophisticated program that that v that violated a lot of American values.

99:07>> How how effective do you think the MK Ultra program was?

99:13>> Well I mean there's a lot of things that came out of it. Um, and there's a lot of, you know, it's hard to tell because a lot of it was top secret. I mean, it's very, you know, um, you know, it's a really interesting but and a very surprisingly well doumented history.

99:32>> Mhm. Um, but you know, I don't want it, but the term conspiracy theorist was there was a memo that went out to all of those journalists who were associated with the CIA in 1964 where they said that anybody who questions the Kennedy assassination, you know, that the Warren report, which was the report that was done by a commission that was appointed by LBJ and the commission was essentially told an indiv individual members were told, "You got to say that this was a single gunman. Do not let people talk about a conspiracy theory."

100:12The the the named head of the commission was Earl Warren, who was a Supreme Court justice. But the real head of the commission [laughter] was Alan Dulles, who had been this head of the CIA, who my uncle had fired.

100:25When my uncle died, he told a journal, um, a young journalist, uh, oh, he thought he was a god. I'm glad the little is dead. And, you know, we now know that the CIA was directly involved in my uncle's assassination and in and in the, you know, 60-year cover up. They're they continue to be involved. They're still not releasing, you know, the um the last assassination documents that are required by the JFK um uh papers act, the assassination papers act.

101:03>> So there you go.

101:05>> Administration Trump ordered it. It's not happening.

101:08>> What's that say again? He's in the Trump administration and and not and can't get and and by the way uh just to make it a little creepier for you, Sean Ryan, aka Sean Palmasano, that's his real name. Uh I'm pretty sure he's an MK monarch.

101:22Anybody that would be a CIA drug runner in Colombia turned podcaster. Real good shot he's part of it. And I already know he's been spoken to, I know people spoke to him about it because if you recall, his friend was the one who had the Tesla truck with the the shooting and the fireworks. We still got no no answers on any of that. I'd wager RFK's been through some treatment himself because of his unwillingness. Remember, he stayed in a tent with Roger Als on a kabutz for reasons we don't know it to this day, but it's weird as hell.

101:52There's a girl, a woman named Deborah Jaffy that I just had on Mystery Boys, okay? And you should bring her on because her dad uh was the daughter of the former ABC News Moscow and Hong Kong bureau chief from 1961 to 1965. FBI informant and he's later accused of being a double agent and sleeper agent by the CIA and FBI. He was a Ukrainian Jewish served in the OSS. All the reporters, Walter Kronite especially, is a piece of garbage. CIA garbage. That's why he's the narrator at Bohemian Grove, by the way. But the stuff she was telling us was unbelievable. But the whole media, I guess I'm trying to say

102:29this explains Chris Cuomo. Any any lingering questions you had? So MK Ultra and and Mockingbird, but Monarch, RFK ain't saying it, and Sean Palmisano ain't saying it, and Luna ain't saying it because I think they're in it.

102:42Monarch, that's the bad one. We've had guests that were part of Monarch, Kathy O'Brien and uh that doctor who was on Juliet Engel. It was Monarch. You never hear them say it, but I like to say it over and over to bother whoever is trying to hide it.

102:55>> So RFK went on to say that uh I guess what I'm trying to say is Israel did nothing wrong. And that's my final point, Jimmy. [laughter] It's not just the name of my old band.

103:10[laughter] >> Uh anyway, let's uh I forget what this is. Let me play it.

103:17>> And now the story.

103:18>> Oh, so this is how they this is how this is it'll show you how they mind control large swats of people.

103:26[snorts] >> And now the story of a dog named Drew and his master Pavlov.

103:31Every day, Pavlov would feed Drew.

103:34Drew's mouth would water every time he was fed. One day, Pavlov rang a bell just before feeding time.

103:41Pavlov rang the bell each day just before feeding.

103:46One day, the bell rang and Drew began to salivate.

103:50But there was no food.

103:52This involuntary reaction made Drew one of the most famous dogs in history.

103:57Together with his best friend Pavlov, Drew had proven the scientific theory of conditioning.

104:02It turns out that a wide variety of reactions can be triggered in similar fashion.

104:08Now, imagine that Pavlov is a news network and viewers are all dogs.

104:13>> Mhm. By repeatedly delivering negative information in association with trigger words or names, the head of a news organization could poison the minds of millions, so that any mention of a person's name would instantly create negative, aggressive, or fear-based responses.

104:31Psychologists call this emotional transference. In a time of calamity, one could influence purchase habits.

104:39Remember the great toilet paper run of 2020? There was no real shortage of toilet paper, but the focus on toilet paper shortages by mass media resulted in hoarding which created a realworld shortage. On a more interesting note, across the United States, there was a dramatic increase in the installation and use of beday, a European alternative to toilet paper. The mass transition to bed due to the perceived shortage of toilet paper is called behavior modification. Behavior modification was the basis of a decadesl long series of CIA funded human experiments in the United States and Canada known as MK

105:16Ultra. MK Ultra used drugs like LSD and amphetamines on sometimes unwilling subjects. Combined with isolation, fear, and bombardment of repetitious messages, MK Ultra pushed the limits of human experimentation and mind control.

105:32Consider the FDA and our medical institutions have released massive amounts of empetamines and opioids on the American people over the last 40 years. While simultaneously a smaller and smaller number of politically charged elites dictate what shows we watch, what news we see, and [music] what messages we are allowed to hear.

105:51Many of these people put profit in politics over civil rights and the Constitution. One has to wonder, did MK Ultra ever end? Or did it take over the world? With this kind of power, one could condition the world into believing a safe medication was deadly or a deadly treatment was safe and effective. All by transferring the triggered hatred of a political figure.

106:15And it all started with a dog named Drew, >> which is which is it continued. Just spoiler alert. Yeah, it continued. doing all these baffling things. You see, >> did MK Ultra end Kurt? Don't ask Bill Maher. [laughter] >> He still >> I know what things are.

106:33>> He's still surprised the government security agencies don't have our best interests at heart.

106:38>> They went in with the bet for freedom.

106:40Okay, that's what he said about Iraq.

106:43>> No kidding.

106:44>> Absolute. Yeah, but think of 911. See, this is what I've been babbling about non-stop is the triggering. They have these trigger phrases. I'm worried about the future of our democracy. I'm worried about the future of our democracy. You heard him say behavioral modification.

106:58What did Thomas Crook's parents do for a living? Why? They worked in behavioral modification.

107:03>> Hey, the Sandy Hook kid, do you know that he was put in a special program in Yale for his troubles and it worked so well he killed 27 children.

107:15Yeah. So once you look into even a little bit scratch the surface, a pattern begins to form. Put it that way.

107:22And it's real noticeable. This is all remedial way behind. You all the victims are are knocking around snitching. You can find out if you want to. We've had them on the show. You could find out everything they did without a hearing. Most of the hearings are for show. I find it [snorts] shocking that we even got a hearing because this is stuff that Bill Maher would consider fringe. I don't know if it's okay in my Overton window to accept it, you know.

107:47So, uh, there's one more part of these hearings that I want to show you, and it involves Tyler Robinson.

107:55>> Um, so here, uh, happened today in Congress discussing MK Ultra and how it could potentially be used to target a president, Charlie Kirk or Martin Luther King. Uh, let's listen.

108:11>> What happened? Here we go. Here we What are the possibilities that that what we've learned in MK Ultra now that it has advanced so much to algorithms and and the computer and getting to loners that some of these loners could through this just mass propagation of whatever you're doing uh could cause someone to maybe take a shot at a president.

108:40[snorts] I >> I know there's a lot of speculation out there about the uh Butler shooting and I guess even the Charlie Kirk shooting.

108:52>> Why me?

108:53>> I just hate to speculate um because I don't know. I have no firsthand knowledge whether those guys were programmed through radio waves or through their computer activity. So I would never hazard a guess except to say what I've already said that they developed means that we've never been told about >> many many years ago and I imagine they've evolved to be much more effective now as well. Let me interrupt you one more time and I apologize again, but don't you think that they could cast this broad net through these algorithms and other things and maybe they don't know the exact person it's going to

109:30affect, but they know what type of person it's going to affect and they know it's going to happen. And that way they can they can't predict when it's going to happen, but they think it will happen. And then that way they can sort of wash their hands of this whole thing and say, "Well, we didn't have anything to do with it." But in effect, they really did because they uh they put this out there and they continue to put it out there to whatever method you're talking about. Go ahead, guys. I'm sorry, ma'am, if you want to jump in.

109:57>> She's with NIH.

109:58>> Okay, doctor. Go ahead.

110:00>> It sounds to me like you're describing something like the Martin Luther King assassination. The FBI didn't carry it out, but it created such a climate just denouncing King as the most dangerous man in America and putting out all this material about how he was helping communists that they must have thought it's going to filter down. Somebody will take action and then we can say we didn't have anything to do with it.

110:22>> And James Earl Ray was a third rate thief. He made an incredible shot. One foot on a commote.

110:29>> What? What? Kirk, go ahead.

110:30>> This is the lie. So this is where they're whitewashing it. No, that James Earl Ray is an asset that just like all the others. Thomas Krooks's parents behavioral modific.

110:45But the those big ones, they wouldn't risk it like that. They would make sure it went down. They want him dead and they want him dead publicly so we all see just like Charlie and just like JFK.

110:55It's called the King Kill 33 and it's what's called a psycho drama. You know what psycho drama is?

111:00>> No. It's a form of therapy where you enact the why, you know, you have a pillow and you're like, "You didn't love me." All that Well, it's also a form of mind control. So, you combine the trauma with psycho drama, okay? And you put the whole nation through it and you can alter reality, which they did after they killed JFK. Some of some people dissociate. So, when it's obvious that the Jack Ruby thing doesn't make any sense, >> Yeah.

111:24>> some people are going to just dissociate and not look into it. That's the thing that they're they're mainly planning for. People still wearing masks. All the information will tell you that never worked, but people still wear them.

111:34That's the trickle down. These assassinations are assets 100%. They've used them for a long long time. Go look at the last rounded up FBI pathies. All of them were put through that. So, they're kind of the guy from the NIH >> the uni bomber for F's sake.

111:51>> Yeah. So, no, it's not that it just trickled down. Uh uh don't ex uh what do you call? Excalate the uh CIA. They've been doing this for a while. Even uh Hess, Rudolph Hess, testifying at Nerburgg. That wasn't Hess. That was another guy. And all the Nazis in the in the booth were laughing at it because it was so ridiculous. Think of the Daly Lama where they take a small kid, brainwash him to think he's the guy that they just replaced. That's why the CIA and the Nazis love the Daly Lama. And so you, they first did it. Deborah Jaffy, you should talk to her because her dad was a Korean veteran and he saw so many

112:24atrocities that he you either dissociate or you go crazy. So we learned how to do this from Tavistock which was studying shell shock after World War I and they learned that traumatized people can be mind controlled. So BF Skinner's experiments with rats where they put them in the shock cage what they found was after they release them the rats when they're stressed out and have cortisol what they'll do is return to their torture box for comfort. So think of everyone in America that self-medicates or does something destructive when they're stressed.

112:53They're returning to their because this entire thing they're putting us in is a big torture box. Big BF Skinner pads love dog box and that's what they got planned. It's called Gustalt, too. It has a name. I I was calling MK Reto and I was totally wrong. It's Gustalt. Put one foot in a in a bathtub uh leaning out of a window basically.

113:13And um the next day the um or that afternoon all the shrubbery was cut in front of the flop house he was staying in. There's a lot on that one that will never be discussed. I have some friends that were there, so I guess I could I'm on pretty close to firsthand knowledge, but um yeah, I'm sorry. I'm probably going to get audited when I walk out of the room. I just I know. So, >> thank you. Um chair lady, I yield back my four seconds.

113:40>> So, I just want to There's a thing that the DARPA, the US military, >> and it's called uh laser induced plasma effect technology. What is that, Jimmy?

113:52>> It can make UFOs in the sky.

113:53>> It uses lasers to create a ball of plasma or ionized air in the atmosphere, then modulates it with a second laser to produce audible sounds or speech that seems to come from thin air, >> voice to skull.

114:12>> So that's how they can put voices in your head.

114:15>> Mhm. Remember David Ike heard a voice saying to pick out this book at the bookstore and then go to so such and so a psychic. I'm dying to ask him if he thinks it could be that because they've had that tech since the 60s and it's in it was in a middle gear solid video game when I was younger. This has been around a long time. You could find the demonstrations of it where kids are in a college and the professor is making them hear music in their head that's not playing cuz he's beaming it into their skull. They've had this for a long long time.

114:43So this creates sound waves in the air that anyone nearby with normal hearing can perceive and so they just all of a sudden hear a voice and they think it's coming from inside their head.

114:55>> Mhm.

114:56>> And um reports from sources like Military Times and Live Science note progress towards intelligible speech potentially deployable but it's acoustic output from plasma not neural insertion.

115:11That's according to Grock. So, >> they haven't needed neural insertion for quite some time. Neural insertion, the that neural link chip. The we get the term tinfoil hat because the CIA experimented on Leonard Kyle, a really smart guy that had uh patents on Polaroid stuff. They uh put the chip in his head because unfortunately, just like James Holmes, the Joker Aurora shooter, unfortunately, his therapist was a CIA behavioral modification guy.

115:36>> Yeah. And every time the stinking CIA is near uh something, there's always a mass shooting. The f Wow. The the uni bomber went to Harvard. You say all the finest Ivy League schools churn these guys out.

115:48Isn't that something?

115:50>> So, and there's also a thing called microwave auditory effect called the fray effect.

115:56It's pulsed micro microwaves, radio frequency that can induce perceived sounds like clicks or buzzing inside your head.

116:06>> Havana syndrome.

116:07>> V Havana syndrome. Exactly. They thought they heard crickets. Thermostatic expansion in the brain tissue. Research dates back to the 60s.

116:18>> Yeah. Yeah.

116:19>> It was a mind control race. That's when the manurion candidate starring the great Frank Sinatra who's a scumbag MK handler just like Bob Hope was. Just like the whole rap pack. Oh, by the way, uh Sinatra, it wasn't just Sammy Davis Jr. that was a Satanist. Sinatra's mother, supposedly a Catholic, ran a speak easy back during prohibition. Her name was Hat Pin Dolly. You know why?

116:41Because she trafficked women and did abortions out of the speak easy. And Frankie Blue, you know, Skinny Frank or whatever. Remember the the poster where he was arrested for seducing a woman?

116:51>> Yeah, >> that's a nice way of saying he's a male prostitute.

116:55>> Oh, >> okay. So, he was arrested for male prostitution. They dress it up like ringing ding like it's cool, but no, it's not. I recommend The Secret of Minnie's Moose, which is on YouTube. It gets taken out while you can find it.

117:07And it's by Tracy Twimman. And she deep dives on Frank because you know Woody Allen didn't have that train set in the attic that that Mia Pharaoh's daughter said. But you know who did have a big train set was Frank. Frank might have been Mia's mother as father as well.

117:22>> So there's also a thing Kurt called optogenetics.

117:26It uses light to control genetically modified neurons. It requires injecting light sensitive proteins into your brain.

117:34>> Yeah.

117:35>> DARPA has funded this for brain interfaces and uh Wow. So there's lots of stuff that they can do and they've been able to do this since at least the 60s. So imagine where they are with it now.

117:50>> Well, because after Korea, those servicemen didn't come home. Deborah Jaffy's dad is one of those Korean ser, you know, he came home, but they they didn't want to come back. They said the US had used boweapons on North Korea.

118:02And um obviously that can't be true. So they must have been brainwashed. And so we realized we needed to learn how to brainwash. That's why uh Elron Hubber was so popular with the CIA because he said he could do the same thing with Scientology. And guess what he could?

118:16>> Guess what he could.

118:16>> So there was an arms race just like the nuclear race. There's two other races they don't talk about as much. The underground bunker race. So that's continuity of government. They don't like you bringing that up at a hearing, >> Mr. President. We we could not have a mine shaft gap. [laughter] >> Remember that?

118:34>> Oh, yeah. Right. Okay. And then they also had a mind control race. And it's all justified by fighting the commies.

118:41So we got to fight the commies. If you'll notice, they justify the most foul you ever heard of in your life. And they were they've been doing it all that time until the Soviet Union fell. Then we get terrorism because now these control methods work really well.

118:54And rich people are putting their kids in it. Like of the guy that shot Reagan whose family friends with the Bushes.

119:01>> Yep.

119:02>> Oh, wait. or like Osama bin Laden's rich family that were also friends with the Bushes and Osama, you know, they go, "Oh, he was going to disc stuff and all of the sudden he's a crazy jihadi." Yeah, I bet it's worldwide.

119:16>> I bet we get all kinds of >> Why do there's a emotional trigger to see Osama bin Laden now for us psycho drama.

119:22>> So, I think even maybe a bigger question is why now are they allowing Congress to talk about this stuff?

119:29cuz you'll never put it together. And like the Epstein files, not enough for a prosecution, but there's enough for anybody that wants to know what happened. You can pe if you're not a or a liar, you can go through them files and you can figure out exactly what's going on. Just by what they blacked out alone, you can figure out what's going on. And because they put that out and this punk ass country did nothing. Everybody in this country did nothing. That gives them permission to do worse They want to reveal themselves. The your real rulers want to reveal themselves. And as they get more depraved all around you, which they are,

120:00you're going to see the externalization of the hierarchy. It's coming now.

120:04There's tired of lying about what they're doing, everybody's into it.

120:07People, some people will always wear a mask. So, they just need to get us to that so they can come out and say, "Yeah, this is what we do." And they already are doing it in ways where they're like, "Hey, I think it's wrong to kill kids." Is it? We're already almost there.

120:21I I I I you know the mask thing is it's you know it's it's it's amazing that video about Pavlov's dog about how they could get people to think that a harmless medicine that's actually a miracle drug is poison for you and a thing that's poison for you is actually a miracle drug. They got worship authority and they used it and they used Trump derangement syndrome to do it.

120:46>> Well the all these syndromes where are they coming from? Well, they're media manufactured mind viruses, of course.

120:51And that comes from the CIA because they wanted to steer pee Q anon. Q was Jeffrey Epstein. That the character in the in the LAR called Q was Jeffrey Epstein. Steve Bannon helped build that game with another game design in the files. And they're all they're talking about how we can affect politics by making people feel they're part of something bigger. And how do we reach these people that don't care like gamers and well that's a real fun game to piece that together. And especially if I have a touch of the autism and I like math problems and codes and I can direct they could direct you into whatever they

121:21want. It's they're doing it now all the time. I mean it's the the old once you see it you can't unsee it. You've seen it. [laughter] Everybody's seen it. They could say what it whatever they want about it, but it is what it is.

121:33>> Well, all I can say Kurt is that I find this all >> interesting. You're like the first to bring up Apac, which is interesting.

121:38It's interesting. I mean I mean it's >> that's my trigger phrase. It's just interesting.

121:44>> Israel did nothing wrong. That's what I want to leave everybody with. I want to say >> I I don't want any trouble. [laughter] >> I don't want any trouble. Israel did nothing wrong. No need to look into it.

121:56>> Okay. So, um there's more. I could go I could go on and on. Uh >> so skull to brain, I think that's the chip, but voice to skull is the is Oh, it says voice to skull under there. So maybe she's talking about the same thing. So brain to skull technology formerly known as brain computer interfaces or neurochnology involves decoding or influencing brain activity.

122:16Recent breakthroughs range from non-invasive AI powered thought decoders >> to partially invasive implants positioned on the brain surface but beneath the scalp or skull. The field of neurochnology can be categorized into distinct approaches ranging from medical interventions to commercial thought to tech systems. You know, I I have been contacted by people high up in the NSA.

122:41>> Okay.

122:42>> Who say they are victims of this?

122:44>> Yep.

122:45>> That the government is doing this to them.

122:48>> It sounded crazy at the time, didn't it?

122:49>> I thought it was crazy.

122:51>> Well, no. They're saying they have these weapons now. They just came out and said we have these uh direct energy weapons that were formerly derided as Jewish space lasers. Well, turns out we do have those. Who would have thought?

123:03>> Who would have thought? Who could have thought? They're saying we have them now. The plasma thing. I think I sent that to you like a year ago cuz they've been talking about that for a while.

123:11Yeah. Isn't that something?

123:12>> And the headline here is voiceto technology and electronic harassment >> and mind readading headphones. And if anybody out there happens to Jenna where your iPhone reads what was it what you were thinking.

123:26>> Yeah.

123:26>> I've never experienced that but I think it's because I'm kind of a scattered dude so I don't give it enough to go on because it's it's mapping out brain signals. But we get the term tinfoil hat from Leonard Kyle. Mutilated with a brain chip by the CIA. Microwaves, as you know, you can't put tin foil in the microwave, right? Because it reflects microwaves and will cause a fire.

123:44>> So, he would put that he used to put a metal trash can on his head to block the pain of what they were doing to him.

123:49Then, at the at the funny farm he was in, they gave him tin foil and he'd wrap it around his head to stop the pain of the microwaves being shot in his head by the CIA. And today that man's pain is a joke we all have about people who are conspiracy theorists. Isn't that Isn't that a great organization? Thanks CIA.

124:05You're the best.

124:06>> Here's here's one last video I'll play for you, Kurt. I know you got to jump because you have a party to go to.

124:11>> I have to do a presentation of slides and [laughter] to be a big deal.

124:16>> Um, this is a CIA whistleblower. He was uh we already covered a lot of what he said about COVID. Uh, but here, let's listen to what he says. The CIA refused to provide information necessary to understand understand why analytic standards at the CIA were violated.

124:35The CIA illegally monitored the computer and phone usage of DIG personnel, their investigations, and contact with whistleblowers.

124:44These were Americans being spied upon illegally while executing duties directed by the president and under the authority of the director national intelligence.

124:57One CIA contractor assisting with the Digs investigation into the events that transpired between 2022 and 2023 was fired by the CIA one day after meeting with the DIG.

125:14When the dig ceased operations, the CIA also took back 40 boxes of JFK files and MK Ultra files being processed for declass classification by DNI Gabbard.

125:27>> So that story >> that came out that said they went and took uh MK Ultra and JFK stuff out of Tulsi Gabbert's office against her will and then of course she said it didn't.

125:38She was of course pretending that they didn't, but they did it. And that's >> Oh, now a cult leader, the thing I've been talking about for a while. Now the news is saying it. Notice now it's a problem suddenly.

125:50So that's all part of this. And just to be clear, they will never disclose what they did. If they ever disclose what they did, even the losers in this country might pull their heads out of their ass and do something about it because it's that evil. Remember the satanic panic? that was part of this, okay, to cover over very real, very dark crimes that they still do. Don't forget the Wayfair kids and all those illegal immigrant children that are still missing. About 300,000.

126:18>> Yeah. Where are they? Well, our leaders have a 22,000 child a day habit. Let's put it that way.

126:24>> So, here want me to play that video you sent me?

126:27>> Oh, this is where cuz Tom like he didn't like to speculate, but as you know, I love to speculate. Tom, the guy who wrote who was just testifying and he wrote that book Chaos, he was there.

126:37>> Yeah. This is his first testimony at Skankfest with Fitz Dog and uh Mia [laughter] Duncan.

126:42>> Okay, let's listen. Ted Kazinski, for those of you who don't know, uh when he was at he got a scholarship to Harvard when he was what, 16? And in Harvard, he underwent these horrific uh ex experiments.

126:57>> They didn't show that in Doogie Hower.

126:59>> No. No. And [laughter] Dukie Hower was MK Ultrate. [laughter] >> Well, how would you become a 16-year-old doctor?

127:12>> It's true.

127:14>> I ain't going to do no 20 years research. You know that. [laughter] >> They should have had me at that testimony. Yeah.

127:24>> I I'd bust the whole thing out.

127:26>> All right. So you you're not in control and the people in control are the most evil mfers you can ever imagine.

127:35>> You don't get to meet them. They're behind the scenes. The people in that you see in control. Think of them killing JFK and taking over the whole country. Everybody woke up for it >> which they did. And JFK, by the way, uh uh it was like three day Hang on. Let me I I have a direct quote from him. Let me let me let me grab it.

127:53>> Yeah. Uh three he said this three days before he was killed. Um hang on I'm going to find it.

128:01>> Is this a secret society thing?

128:02>> He said there's a plot in this country to enslave every man, woman, and child before I leave this high and noble office. I intend to expose this plot. 7 days later he was assassinated. So it's even bigger than something with Israel because the plot 100% is to do that and they've been doing it very effectively and very slowly. It's a generational project. So all the nonsense you see around you and all the things that made no sense, these are all tests to see if they got us where they want us.

128:32>> Yeah. Like like us thinking that the the three buildings fell down because two planes went into them. Two buildings that were designed to withstand planes going into them.

128:41>> I didn't even know three buildings went down until about a year and a half ago.

128:44when I was living in New York when it happened. That's really weird.

128:47>> Yeah. [laughter] So, uh you know, uh Seth, Seth, Seth, uh Seth Rich, the co the whole COVID thing, the whole the the whole Russia gate thing, the whole Syria thing, the whole Iraq war, the whole everything.

129:03>> Your parents who watch Fox News or CNN or MSNBC or any either side of the aisle news, that babble nonsense to you when you talk to them, it's a it's almost a hack joke now.

129:12>> Yeah. That's the programming they're putting it. The boomers, they got them from B right after the greatest the greatest generation. That was their >> big idea to enslave all of humanity. I think they got to get it done by 2030. I don't know why they always focus on 2030, but >> you could see the clumsiness and the conspiracy being more obvious. And I think it's because the more they don't want to keep it up. They just want people who might be mad to die out. Zi, you know, we ain't got long left. And then these kids ain't going to know better. And they're not going to know to be mad about it. Just like I thought JFK

129:43story, there's no problem with it for quite a long time because what do I care? I wasn't there. You know, >> they just got to wait for your death.

129:50>> As Nam Chsky says, who cares? People get killed all the time. Why would you care?

129:53Who killed JFK? As Chsky said, Chsky who is now 100% confirmed was a CIA asset. No doubt about it. No doubt about it.

130:03>> Yep. That's the dialectic. Bannon and Nam Chsky having a party. Yeah, that's the that's no better example of Hegelian dialectic than that.

130:12>> Far right and the far left on the same team.

130:14>> Having a party with Jeffrey Epstein.

130:17>> Yeah, real good party.

130:18>> Really? [laughter] >> Probably just teens. I mean, it's not that bad. I'll be I'll be Gavin McInness. I It was just teens. I mean, it's not good, but it's not bad.

130:24[laughter] I didn't bother looking. I couldn't find anything on I didn't even look cuz they're not low IQ. I know. When I went to Israel, they said I need to look into it. What? Anybody that says it was just teens and blah blah, don't ever forget the DA per on purpose. They made sure no one below 14 could try to be part of that lawsuit because that's the story they wanted to put out there. The one that Gavin and every other idiot is putting out there. The very reason the law made sure the victims younger than 14 couldn't testify was so that idiot and the other idiots and Shelonburgger and the other scum could

130:58do this narrative containment. But I don't think it's working too good between you and me.

131:03I don't think so either. I think we need a journalist like Matt Taibi to crack it open. [laughter] >> Well, he is busy. Uh I don't know what he's working on. The last of woke.

131:13>> Yes.

131:14>> What the hell does he even do now? I mean, if you're not on this, you're you're like useless. If you can't reckon with the very obvious thing of the coup that already happened. Okay. And it now looking back, it makes a lot more sense cuz Poppy Bush, don't forget, he's at the center of all this.

131:28>> He was the head of the CIA before he became president. He was >> the president. He was in He was in Dallas when they >> Oh, he doesn't remember where he was.

131:35>> And he doesn't remember where he was. He was there when they killed Kennedy.

131:38>> Yeah. A scumbag family who funded the Nazi. Well, his dad took the fronted for Rockefeller funding Hitler.

131:44>> Yes.

131:45>> So, isn't that odd that all these things after the war, a lot of people landed on their feet you wouldn't have thought should have.

131:51>> Yeah.

131:53>> All right. I got to do this thing.

131:54>> Okay. Have fun at your party. [laughter] >> I'll try.

131:58>> All right. If you want to hear my jokes about that, hey, August 30th is our next live celebrity panel show where Kurt may be there and we may be talking about these things. So, uh, go to jimmy.com for a link for ticket. We'll see you in Burbank and then Rosemont, Illinois and Chicago, Illinois. Go to jimmy.com for a link for tickets.

132:15>> Are you doing a show on Friday?

132:18>> I think so.

132:19>> Yeah. Yeah. You want to tell them?

132:20>> We're doing a show on Friday and we're going to have book club on Friday. So, it's going to be half a real show, half the uh book club about Carl Jung. Okay.

132:28Okay, we'll see you on Friday. Okay. Uh, but we got more show coming up. It's going to We're going to jump over to Rumble. Steph's going to read your super chats and your Rumble rants and we'll we'll see you over at Rumble.

133:03Heat. Heat.

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