Propaganda collapses, Israel panicking, Iranian hacks, what's next?

Conspiracy theories are entering a danger.

0:02>> Information is the oxygen of the democracy.

0:05>> There's so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% is true, >> that will be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.

0:23>> Yo, what is good guys? What is crack lacking? What's going on out there in the wide world?

0:33How are we doing?

0:36Give me a minute to just double check on all the spots and make sure that everyone's doing good.

0:43Make sure that all the streams are up and all the ups are streaming.

0:56Is it time? Oh, it's time, baby. It is time. Yeah, we're just um I figured it's Saturday.

1:06And it's time to party, right? It's time to party because why not? Eh, why not?

1:20A lot is going on. A lot's coming out about out about the files. There's a lot of propaganda spewing in every direction. Um, we ain't got time for a day off, I suppose. Um, we ain't got time for a day off.

1:38Um, if you're on YouTube, you may have noticed that I turned super chats off. I talked about doing it last night and today I was like, "Yeah, you know what?

1:48We're going to do that." Because what we're going to do instead what we're going to do instead tonight once we get this show on the road is we'll do the main show on all platforms. Stream it to everybody. Everyone can watch except for Facebook apparently because something's wrong over there. [ __ ] Facebook. There's zero people on that. Something clearly is broken about my Facebook account. I haven't logged into it in months. I don't even know how to get in there. Um, but what we're gonna do is we'll do the main show and I got a bunch to roll through and we'll roll through story by story by story and we'll get all that

2:18done and I won't really I mean I mean honestly bros um and hose down there in the chat. I'm not really going to be paying attention to you during the main show. I never am. I I I can't read all that um down there and I'm in the flow.

2:30I'm trying to get it done. I'm trying to get into it um for the most part. But and but then what we're gonna do is instead of having YouTube super chats every single night um no super chats.

2:42The super chat will be when we cut the YouTube stream and then we go over to the chill streams on Twitch and kick and we hang out more with the chat and talk some [ __ ] and kind of do some followup and uh any stories that we didn't get to yet that are less less intense. Um and we'll sort of do like a hangout chat where rather than paying money to chat, we just chat. um at the end of the show is what we'll do.

3:07Um sound good? Sound good? Yeah, Kick is up. Um so yesterday kick was not up because I because I don't know how OBS works and how kick works and and it only took me a little bit of, you know, questioning, figuring it out, learning about kick, um to figure out what was wrong. It was just resolution stuff that was rejecting it. It's all up now. It's all good.

3:31There's actually 56 people watching on kick right now. Shout out to the kicksters. Um, I also learned last night that I'm not allowed to show any other I didn't know this. I'm doing it properly on accident, but apparently on Twitch I'm not allowed to show any other competitors chats on the screen of a Twitch stream.

3:50So, I would actually get kicked off of Twitch if I showed YouTube chats or kick chats on the screen, which is some serious jealous ex-girlfriend energy.

4:02Um, red flag. That's a red flag. So, volume's a little low for you guys. It's probably a little low right there. Um, yeah. So, I don't know how much longer our relationship with Twitch is going to last, honestly. Don't tell her. But but um I have a feeling I'm going to get myself kicked off Twitch here pretty soon. And that's fine cuz tonight we got all kinds of salacious and important and let's just say controversial stories to talk about. Okay. Um, but before we, you know what I forgot to do is before we get into the stories, before we start the official show, let me um let me post to the story so that

4:46the so that all the normies over on Instagram know um know that we're popping. Um, normally I do this before the show, but today we're just a little less organized. We're just we're in a rush. I ran out of time. So, give me a moment to just say get in here with like five exclamation marks, right? Seems about right.

5:10Um, uh, I guess we'll send them to YouTube.

5:18And then chat, in just a second, I'm going to need your I'm going to need your ideas on what what our Instagram song should be. Um, what our Instagram story sh song song should be.

5:31Um, share.

5:33Yeah, that's the right one.

5:37Got to drop in the link in here.

5:40Um, Rare Pepe, we are Charlie Kirk. Um, first time watching on Twitch. Welcome to the Twitch stream, homie.

5:52Three doors down. Freeird.

5:56Well, what's the topic? It's this video, of course. The topic is Epstein. And um um the topic we're You know what?

6:08We're just going to roll with an oldie but goodie >> in honor of IMA who's actually coming to hang out and visit >> um like tomorrow I think.

6:22>> Super stoked.

6:26>> Super stoked. Okay, so thanks for waiting guys. Um killing some time while people get in here. Kind of short notice on the show today.

6:38Plus, what is it? Is it like it's Super Bowl is tomorrow, right? That's not today. It's the Olympics today. Is it UFC today?

6:47Is that what's going on? UFC and then tomorrow the Seahawks are going to win the Super Bowl.

6:56I'm just gonna I'm just going to throw it out there that I called it live on the Shawn Johnson podcast like two months ago that the Seahawks were going to win the Super Bowl.

7:06Just saying.

7:08Just saying.

7:12Um because if you didn't know, I'm an expert on football.

7:18An absolute expert.

7:21So, o running low on manuka in here.

7:31Um feeling less sick today.

7:34Although I don't know how to do this gracefully on stream.

7:38It's kind of awkward.

7:41Um it's like, wait a minute, this is in my mouth, but I want it in my tea. Um so yeah, that's what you get. Okay, now the tea is rickled. We got honey.

7:55Instagram's been notified. I think we're good to go. Um chat, what is different about today's show? What is glaringly different about tonight's show?

8:09There's something a foot, something right in front of all of our faces that is wildly different about tonight's show. And it's not an accident. It's not an accident. And it is not a new hoodie.

8:23It's an oldie, but a goodie hoodie.

8:26And there's a reason for it. So, if you were here last night, you might remember that I made a big old hubaloo later on in the show about a potential solution to the problems in our world, about the realization that you know what, voting doesn't necessarily change the world, but it could if we had a bunch of good [ __ ] running for office.

8:54And I am pleased. I I knew this was coming, but I didn't realize the timing was so perfect because I knew he was going to do this, but I didn't know that yesterday was the day.

9:11Last night, it was a packed house at the Old State Saloon in Eagle, Idaho.

9:22Here, let's get a little bit of audio in here. Let's get a little bit of the vibes in here. Let's get a little bit of the vibes. If you aren't familiar If you aren't familiar with the Old State Saloon in Eagle, Idaho, shout out to the Old State Saloon in Eagle, Idaho.

9:38This bar is one of the most patriotic.

9:44It's It's one of the best places in all of America, honestly.

9:48um not just for its patriotism, not just for its godliness and goodness, not just for its family and ownership, but for the whole community around it. But last night, our boy, Mr. Mark Fitzpatrick, the owner of Old State Saloon and much more, got a long career of law enforcement behind him. um he decided that he's running for the governor of Idaho on the Republican ticket and he officially announced it.

10:20He's going to take Idaho back from the Rhino Governor Little on May 19th.

10:27And let me just tell you from personal experience, from having lived at this man's house for multiple months at a time at different times in my journeys, he is one of the most upstanding Christian men you will ever meet in this nation, anywhere in this world. He's the kind of Christian man that actually lives by the principles 100% every single day.

11:00He's actually one of the key people that inspired me to look into Christianity in the first place. And honestly, if I'm really being honest, the thing that really got to me and convinced me wasn't actually Mark. it was the rest of his family because of the family that his values and his leadership has produced. And he has a whole bunch of kids, a whole mess of them, um, all different ages and a wonderful wife Sarah. And they they are just the most welcoming, awesome, humble, amazing people you could ever meet. And it is so apparent that his values, his and Sarah's values and leadership in this family have produced

11:47some of the highest level young people on the effing planet. Um, I'm going to tell a quick story, very quick story, and then I'm going to show you a hilarious little story. Um, and then we'll get on with the news. But I just want to shout out Mark because this is what we need. We need Patriots rising up and running for office. And you might not agree with all of Mark's politics.

12:09Let's be clear. Mark is a very controversial dude in his politics. And that's fine. I honestly I don't care what someone's politics are as long as we're aligned on the values of truth, freedom, transparency, prosecuting pedophiles, putting God first, high moral standards, and moral character. And so without naming any names or you know giving anything you know doxing anybody I had been given a speech at Old State Saloon late into the night one night. This is like a year ago and we get home at like midnight and one of his teenage sons who's like you know between the ages of 14 and 18. Um, we get back at about midnight and this

12:51teenage son is alone at the counter in the halflight reading the Bible at like 11:30 or 11:45 at night. And we walk in and I'm like, "Bro, what are you doing?

13:04Like, what is wrong with you? What's going on?" And bro had just worked two or three jobs. I'm not sure what how many it was that day. All day long. Long day for him. and he'd gotten home and before bed he wanted to get his Bible study in. And so unprompted on his own, this teenager was reading the Bible like totally genuinely like of his own accord. This is like the most wholesome kid you'll ever effing meet. Um he's just reading the Bible. That's the kind of leadership that Mark has instilled in this household and this family and it's amazing. And that's the kind of leadership that he would bring to Idaho.

13:42Um, and I couldn't help but notice this video posted by Native Patriot from that night of Mark making the announcement.

13:52And check out what Mark announces first and foremost about running for governor of Idaho.

14:02>> Patrick and love with my beautiful wife Sarah.

14:16Right on. Also, I am running for governor of Idaho.

14:23>> So, if you didn't hear that, to open his speech, he introduces himself. Hi, good night. Good evening.

14:32I'm Mark Fitzpatrick and I'm madly in love with my beautiful wife Sarah is what he said first.

14:39Then he said, "Oh, and also, by the way, I'm going to run for governor of Idaho."

14:44That so perfectly encapsulates the leadership of this man and the leadership of both of them as a family.

14:54And I could not be more proud of them. I could not be more um enthused about this campaign. Um most politicians I ain't going to support, but this Oh, yeah.

15:04100%. Um yeah.

15:07Yeah, we're wearing it tonight 100%.

15:11And uh Bro will 100% save Idaho if he gets elected. So if you live in Idaho, look him up. Um get to it. Go visit Old State Saloon.

15:21Um wonderful people. Absolutely wonderful people.

15:29Yeah, it's a family unit. It's the kind of family unit that like goals are made of without a doubt. If every family in America was like that family, all of our problems would be erased overnight, without a doubt.

15:44Um, so just had to give a quick shout out to my man.

15:51Um, and now let's get on to the news.

15:54This is going to be a bit of a scattershot night peppered with a bunch of themes. themes of Schmatic Melia, themes of human trafficking, themes of the Epstein files, themes of everything in the world tying back to the same damn issues.

16:16And in case you haven't been watching the news, in case you haven't been, you know, doing your due diligence to be an informed citizen, it's all been tying back to Russia.

16:33The case has been solved, folks. Jeffrey Epstein was officially a Russian spy.

16:42It's all over the news. It's all over the world actually from the Washington Post. Epstein built ties to Russians and sought to meet Putin files show.

16:59But one article wasn't enough.

17:02US News Kremlin dismisses Western claims that Epste was Russian intelligence asset. Reverse psychology.

17:10Newsweek. Was Epste a Russian spy?

17:13Here's what we know.

17:16The Hill Kremlin on claim Epstein was Russian agent. Let's not waste our time.

17:25France 24 Daily Mail says Epstein sex empire was honey trap directed by the KGB.

17:35LBC former MI6 spy insists Jeffrey Epstein was recruited by Russian organized criminals and likely had compromat on Trump. Notice that this former MI6 spy is Christopher [ __ ] steel of the [ __ ] steel dossier.

17:54There is no level of shame that these people are capable of feeling.

18:02the [ __ ] dude that the steel dossier is named after. That was at the heart of the entire Russia collusion hoax with Donald Trump. That was well proven to be a bought and paid for hoax paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign, built off of complete [ __ ] sources that had no access, that had no idea what they were talking about, just cobbled together, paredited by people that knew that it was hollow [ __ ] That man, Christopher Steel, is really trying to play the same card again. And it's because he still works for the same people and they're not very creative people.

18:46France 24 pulling to probe Russia.

18:48Epstein links PM Tusk says late billionaire was likely a spy for Moscow.

18:53So this is the prime minister of Poland is getting in on the action. He was likely a spy for Moscow.

19:01Russian actors behind smear campaign to frame Mcronone in the Epstein files.

19:05Euro news.

19:08Epstein's Russia connections explained.

19:11This is from the Kiev Independent.

19:14The Kiev Post. Epstein labeled wealth manager for Putin and FBI documents records suggest meetings.

19:21So you know we're doing we're doing media from all around the globe.

19:27But don't worry, there's no cabal that controls global media. The mainstream news isn't controlled.

19:37United 24 media Jeffrey Epstein reportedly ran Kremlin's largest honey trap and blackmail operation.

19:46Exclusive. We reveal all the evidence buried in millions of DOJ files that show pedophile Epstein was a Russian spy. This is from Radar Online.

19:55Independent Substack Radar Online.

20:02Before we get into Ben Shapiro, just note every single person and publication and pundit and piece of [ __ ] that is running the news headline that Jeffrey Epstein had anything to do with Russia as far as working for them.

20:26That is a [ __ ] controlled operation through and through. And we have so much evidence for years going back now and completely confirmed now from these files that he was obviously an Israeli spy.

20:40all the way from his handler being literally the ex-p prime minister of Israel, the ex- head of Israeli military intelligence, the guy that recruited him, the guy that visited him on a regular schedule, that stayed at his apartment, that was flying all around the world with him to do intelligence operations in places like the Ivory Coast, places like Mongolia, places like Syria, that was uh emailing back and forth about tech startups and tech deals and Israeli investment firms, not to mention Leslie Wexner, the funding for the operation, Not to mention Robert Maxwell, the Israeli super spy that set up Jeffrey Epste in

21:15the first place and brought him into the fold.

21:18The connections go on and on and on and on.

21:22Later, we'll look at correspondence that show that the current Israeli president actually visited Epstein's island as well.

21:30Jeffrey Epste referred Benjamin Netanyahu to JP Morgan to his totally legitimate backdoor money whatever was going on at JP Morgan.

21:41We are so beyond sure that Jeffrey Epste worked for Israel at this point. That that is why I say that every and any person you see saying that Jeffrey Epste worked for Russia, you immediately know that that person cannot be trusted one bit.

21:59very likely they are receiving orders from a middleman to a middleman to this global cabal of sex traffickers whether they know it or not.

22:11Or the most generous read of that situation is that they're [ __ ] [ __ ] and that they are the kind of person that speaks loudly without knowing anything about what they're talking about.

22:24But much more likely, they are being fed lines by a handler that whether they know it or not is a handler that works for someone who works for someone who is feeding the lines of this exact global sex trafficking cabal. That all leads back to Israel, the Rothschilds, and some pretty dark [ __ ] because there is no evidence that Epstein worked for Russia. There there's more evidence that Epste worked for the CIA than that he worked for Russia.

23:03Like Epstein had that the amount of contact that Epste had with Russians is the same as the amount of contact that he had with Chinese people, with American people, with French people.

23:15That has nothing to do with it. And anyone with a brain obviously knows that. And so right now we are getting the most easy exposure you could ever ask for of controlled news information outlets.

23:32Whether that's in the mainstream media, which is basically all of it, or whether that's in the independent and social media, and that's where we get to people like Ben Shapiro, which we don't need to tell you who Ben Shapiro represents, but it's just worth noting that people like Ben Shapiro have nothing. They have nothing except for [ __ ] slop.

23:57What are we even talking about here?

24:01Maxine Waters, they got humiliated.

24:05The Washington Post fires 33% of its staff. I wonder why.

24:12Just a whole bunch of random stories.

24:15Anything but Epstein. Anything but Epstein.

24:22It's pretty cute.

24:25Pretty cute, Ben.

24:28Then you go to someone's channel like Officer Tatum and strangely enough, you see the exact same thing.

24:40Weird.

24:41The biggest story of our lifetimes.

24:44The story that's all across the internet.

24:48The story that everyone is wrapped to and wants to talk about and wants to know about.

24:55Nowhere in sight.

25:01But a whole bunch of lefts versus rights, a whole bunch of browns versus whites, a whole bunch of culture war and division of the plebs.

25:15But it's not just social media people.

25:17It's literally the UK parliament.

25:19>> Polish government think Epstein may have been spying for Vladimir Putin.

25:26Is the prime minister concerned that Peter Manson may have been leaking state secrets not just to a pedophile American financia but also a Russian agent?

25:39It's pretty cute that they bring up Peter Mendelson in the same sentence as they talk about maybe he was a Russian agent because um Jeffrey Epste went to Peter Mendelson to try to help him get Russian visas and documents, which is a pretty weird thing for a Russian spy to do with a British politician when you think about it.

26:16>> Epstein wasn't ever guys. We've been getting it wrong.

26:20>> But it's also some of the experts that go around on podcasts, you know, some of the ex CIA guys that are, you know, they know everything.

26:30They'll they'll give you the inside scoop because they left the industry.

26:33You know, >> this entire time Epstein wasn't ever working for Israel. Instead, he was working for the Russian and Chinese.

26:43>> According to Officer Mike Baker intelligence agencies, according to former CIA officer Mike Baker, it was China and Russia Epste may have been working for, not the US and Israel. Okay, hold on. Hold on. Let me think about that. That might make some sense because look at all these photos of Epstein with these Chinese and Russian officials.

27:11Yeah.

27:13Yeah. So, Mike Baker, um, you're dead to me. Secular talk. Kyle Kolinsky, you know, one of the big Democratic controlled talking heads. Um, I find it weird that some people are fighting about whether Epstein was with Russian intelligence or MSAD. Based on all the evidence, he was running a honeypot blackmail empire and was clearly freelancing with intelligence all over the world. Saudi, CIA, MSAD, Russia, the shadow government of billionaire Satus is transnational.

27:45Yeah, sort of.

27:49Not really, bro.

27:51That's not really how it works.

27:55You okay, Gig?

27:58I think Gigi needs to go to the bathroom. But first, I want to say, Kyle, get it together, bro. Get it [ __ ] together. Read a book. Do some research before you make a [ __ ] fool of yourself on the internet.

28:12It's very obvious who set up this [ __ ] trafficking ring. It's very obvious who recruited him, who trained him, who brought him into the fold, who funded him, who handled him, and who he was working on behalf of. And trust me, it wasn't the [ __ ] He was busy shorting the shipping futures while the [ __ ] toiled away in the real world, if you know what I mean, Kyle. Um, so this is all it is.

28:45There's bots all over the place.

28:49Just a bunch of Bergs and Stein. A bunch of Noah and Yoos just in your Twitter fiercely Russia you Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia. Well, actually we don't really even know who he worked for. Who knows?

29:02How could we possibly know? It's a mystery.

29:07You [ __ ] [ __ ] So, in case you're new here, that's ridiculous.

29:19Obviously, he did not work for Russia.

29:23Obviously, he did not work for Russia.

29:28Um, I got to let Gigi go outside real quick.

29:37Um, so what we're going to do is we're going to leave you with a little reminder of what exactly these [ __ ] faces said.

29:53This will just take me like 10 seconds though. The door is literally right there.

29:56>> Social media influencers.

29:58>> I was Yes. So, if you're willing to meet with social media influencers who stood to benefit from the sensational and sad stories of these victims, will you meet with the victims as well?

30:09>> The FBI will meet with anyone who has no information.

30:12>> Will you personally meet with them?

30:14>> The FBI and the professionals who are handling the cases? Will >> were you instructed that it was important to release the documents to the oversight committee on the day of uh my introduction of the discharge petition to release these files? I don't know what day that was. So, no.

30:30>> Well, they were released that day and there were victim's names who weren't redacted because it was they were in such a rush and the victims are not happy about that. Um, have you investigated any of the CIA connections?

30:43Have you seen the CIA file on Jeffrey Epstein? And if you wanted to see it, would they show it to you?

30:49>> Well, I can speak for the FBI. That's presuming there's a CIA case file. And I've reviewed everything that the inter agency, not I, the FBI, that was provided to us.

31:00>> If there's not a CIA case file, burn the CIA to the [ __ ] ground. Because if there's not a CIA case file, what's the point of the [ __ ] CIA?

31:13If the CIA can't detect the most overt, blatant, vast child sex trafficking ring being used to blackmail our people, politicians, our rich folk across about 20 to 25 years, then there's no point in a CIA and all their funding should be taken away and they should be forgotten about.

31:37blow up the buildings, send them all home, because that's all they're good for is they're supposed to defend the homeland from subversion, attack, espionage, and child sex trafficking rings.

31:52Theoretically, so cash, yes, I'm sure there is a CIA file. And speaking of that, someone should foyer that.

32:03I really I don't have any idea what the laws are about that, but someone should foy that. But in other unrelated related news, you might have heard that the uh the Olympics are going on and they can't help but decide to have burning pentagrams as the opening ceremony.

32:30It's a little weird, but aside from that, um you'll be pleased to hear and see that Israel got booed to [ __ ] hell.

32:46>> That is the glorious sound of booze.

32:56>> Yeah, it's pretty intense. It's pretty wild. Um, [ __ ] way to go world.

33:04Benjamin Netanyahu's out here tweeting.

33:08That's always a good sign. Jeffrey Epstein's unusually close relationship with Ahub Barack doesn't suggest Epstein worked for Israel. It proves the opposite.

33:18Stuck on his election loss from over two decades ago, Barack has for years obsessively attempted to undermine Israeli democracy by working with the anti-ionist radical left in failed attempts to overthrow the elected Israeli government.

33:34Barack's personal fixation led him to engage in activities publicly and behind the scenes to undermine the government of Israel, including fueling mass protest movements, fermenting unrest, and feeding false media narratives.

33:47You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] baby. We all have the internet. We can all read the files.

33:54Sorry, bud. Not gonna work.

34:00No, sir. No, sir. You don't target all of America's most prominent people in order to destabilize the government of Israel. You don't call all of the Christians and white people [ __ ] in order to destabilize the government of Israel.

34:22You don't work with all of Israel's most famous spies using a bunch of donor money from Israel's top donors sending emails about how everything you do is on behalf of Israel.

34:36You don't do all that to destabilize the government of Israel.

34:42Sorry, BB.

34:44Sometimes when your country is responsible for founding international child sex trafficking rings, sometimes, even if you're Jewish, you have to face the consequences of being [ __ ] evil.

35:01Even if you had nothing to do with it, even if it was all Ahood Barack's idea, Ahood Barack's a slimy dude. He might even be a worse dude than you, which is saying a lot.

35:15But that being said, this was still done on behalf of Israel.

35:21It was operating until 2019 on behalf of Israel. And all of that blackmail is still in Israel's possession.

35:32So if you wanted to, you could release it all and give it all back to us.

35:40And then you'd be done with it. Hands clean. No more blackmail operation. But as long as you guys have all the tapes, sorry, you're the one holding the tapes, therefore you're the one running the blackmail operation. So figure it out, bud. Figure it out.

36:06Oh yeah. Thanks, Gen Xirl. Thanks for linking that because Jess Staley, the head of We're going to talk about Jess Staley later when we get into the claims that I made on Tucker about Jeffrey Epstein causing the financial collapse of 2008. We're going to we're going to crack that egg open and make a little omelette.

36:25Jess Staley was Jeffrey Epste's man at JP Morgan. He was right up at the top.

36:31and Jeffrey Epstein brokered a meeting with the JP Morgan guys and Benjamin Netanyahu because Jeffrey just had that kind of pull, you know?

36:43But don't worry, he did that to undermine the government of Israel, right?

36:52So naturally, Benjamin Netanyahu came out yesterday and demanded that Western governments do what's necessary. He demanded it in Hebrew, which is an interesting psychology because he always delivers his speeches in English because he's actually addressing Americans because he's actually delivering propaganda. But this one he delivers in Hebrew because he wants it to be a threat for Hebrew speakers to hear. A threat before his demonic [ __ ] God, whatever that is.

37:31If it was actually a message for Americans, for the Western world, telling them to stop anti-semitism, he would have delivered it in the Western language, English. But that's not what it is.

37:45You look like a [ __ ] BB. You look like a little [ __ ] Quote, I demand that Western governments do what's necessary to fight anti-semitism and provide security and safety for Jews worldwide. They would be well advised to heed our warnings. I demand action from them now.

38:07You demand action from them, huh?

38:11Well, BB, what are you going to [ __ ] do about it? Release the blackmail.

38:16Bring it on.

38:19Get out the nukes. Try it.

38:24Try it out.

38:26Do your cyber attack. Do 911 2.0. Bring it on. See how that goes over on the internet today, baby.

38:35Something tells me that you're a little afraid to play the next card because you're noticing how much the internet is noticing. And I don't think you're so sure that the next card is going to play very good.

38:48So instead, you're sitting here in your chair like a little [ __ ] with your manora making cute little threats.

38:58A little advice, maybe anti-semitism is on the rise.

39:04because of [ __ ] like you. Because of people like you that sit around in chairs like that in the nation of Israel and try to dictate to the whole Western world what we are and aren't allowed to say and think and do. Maybe if we weren't funding your genocide. Maybe if you weren't trafficking our children to blackmail our politicians. Maybe if you weren't starting wars with every single one of your neighbors. Maybe if you weren't passing laws to restrict our freedom of speech in our country, maybe all that would uh maybe get us towards less anti-semitism.

39:46But as it is, I don't think you're getting anywhere closer to less anti-semitism. And I can guarantee you this, BB, guarantee you this.

39:57If the Western governments come through on your demand right here, that's going to make a lot more anti-semitism. I can guarantee you of that. The more that Western governments try to clamp down on our free speech to notice that y'all are running a [ __ ] sex trafficking ring, oh boy.

40:17Oh boy, is that not going to go well.

40:20I mean, that one painter speeches are already going viral all over [ __ ] Instagram, which is owned by Zuckerberg.

40:32Like, I genuinely do not think that these people realize how close they are pushing us to exactly what they claim they want to avoid.

40:49So, thank you for the demands, BB. Um, get [ __ ] >> I actually feel slightly more anti-semitic now that you've demanded it.

41:01But don't worry, Dan Bonino will put you in your place.

41:03>> Fully complete.

41:06>> Finally, there's a third class of people. The third class of people after October 7th went crazy. Ladies and gentlemen, I don't know how many times I have to tell you this. I stand fully, completely, and strong.

41:18>> Yeah, good girl. Come on.

41:19>> Against anti-semitic [ __ ] >> I I don't know how many times I got to tell you this.

41:24>> It's amazing how many people think it's like the current thing to say like they hate the Jews or something. Really? You believe that? You realize where that's >> No, actually, Dan, we just hate you.

41:34Actually, no. We just hate you. You You filthy lying piece of [ __ ] We just hate grown ass men that cover for child sex trafficking ranks. We just hate grown ass men that build their whole platform up on transparency and draining the swamp and [ __ ] being a good Yeah, great. I'll go I'm going to get him. And then you go in there and just suck BB's dick for [ __ ] a whole year and come back out like you did anything. That's what we hate.

42:06I mean, if you were Jewish, it would be even worse. But Gigi, where'd you go? Hey, Gigi, come on. Stay inside. Stay inside.

42:16She's like, "Oh, he left the door open.

42:18I'm just going to go right back out.

42:19Come on. Come come lay down. We're talking [ __ ] about Dan Bonino. Gi, just just chill out and talk [ __ ] with me.

42:28>> Tell us more, Dan. Tell us more."

42:29>> Absent the immorality of it. Now, you may say, "Oh gosh, Dan, I can't believe that that's actually happening." Really?

42:36I promise you, go look at the Twitter.

42:40If the botting that does happen, and again, it's not all botting. The botting that does happen is very well organized.

42:45It is totally synthetic. It is all anti-Jewish nonsense. Read the comments.

42:51It's from like I hate the Jews 101 and stuff. Just look at it. You can see it.

42:56It's so clearly fake. Obviously, Bonino here, Bonina didn't hear about the [ __ ] billion dollars that BB Netanyahu is spending on bot farms this year. Obviously, he didn't hear that Israel multiplied their propaganda budget times 20. Obviously, he didn't hear that they bought [ __ ] Tik Tok because people were noticing too much.

43:23They literally bought the whole platform so that they could ban people that post juicebox emojis.

43:32But yeah. Yeah. It's the anti-semitic bots that are ruining the internet. Dan, >> it's an organized movement of people, and it's not a very large group of people who've learned to amplify social media.

43:46>> Oh, the cope is wild, bro. Keep telling yourself that, Dan. Keep telling yourself that.

43:53It's cute. It's very cute. Here's the thing. It's not hard to organize around the truth.

44:01It's not hard to organize around the most obvious take you could ever have, which is that child sex trafficking is bad.

44:09That's the easiest thing to organize around ever. And that's the mistake they're all making.

44:16Sorry, you [ __ ] up.

44:19We don't need to organize. We're already organized. Easy. We all hate it. Great.

44:24Yeah, we're all in agreement, right?

44:26Everyone that's not that's not hating on it. Great. They're [ __ ] Condemned.

44:32Immediately condemned. It's the easiest thing to condemn ever. You could just do it right now, Dan. You could just say, "I condemn child sex trafficking."

44:40That'd be easy.

44:41>> Attack anyone in the administration or outside who doesn't go and attack the Jews.

44:48100%. Look at just read the comments.

44:50Don't take my word for it. Just go and look.

44:54>> Actually, Dan, it's it's it's not really about them being Jewish. It's about what they're doing. And what they're doing is trafficking children to blackmail Goya.

45:06And they're openly talking about it in their [ __ ] emails.

45:12Children as young as 11, 10, nine.

45:16We're going to go through a bunch of new emails that have popped up today. It's pretty [ __ ] up.

45:22>> Go look. You'll see it.

45:26>> Wouldn't hurt to go look, too. You might get a good laugh. You might actually become a little more anti-semitic.

45:33Wouldn't hurt. Wouldn't hurt.

45:37Go read those comments. Give them a like. Give them a follow. Do a little networking. You know, maybe take some business cards, maybe take a couple icebreaker questions, get an orange juice, walk around a little, say what's up to some people, make some friends, you know, just just go read the comments a little bit.

46:02Like maybe go read the comments under Dan Bonino's own videos.

46:07[ __ ] I kind of want to do that now. I don't actually have it pulled up to do that, but I kind of want to do that.

46:13[ __ ] Give me a second here. Give me a second, dog. I wanna I want to do that.

46:17That sounds like fun, dude. I bet we'll find some homies in those comments. Um, there it is. They're They're promoting them on the front page. The Dan Bonino podcast.

46:29Uh, do I have to go to his lives?

46:38I wonder if they can delete comments as fast as people can post them. or do lives not have comments under them?

46:46Here, let me pull this up.

46:49Um, get forgive me for I I know not how to use Rumble.

46:58Um, are there are there comments?

47:21Are there comments?

47:25Wait, what? 10 months ago?

47:28live one day ago, two days ago, three days ago.

47:40I'm back.

47:48Are there no comments?

47:52Okay, got them. I found them.

47:55Increase in deep state arrests 0%. And still no politicians arrested.

48:11How come you and your boy Cash Trump and the rest of them refuse to arrest and prosecute?

48:18If we don't know [ __ ] about a decision made, it's your job to come out and explain exactly why.

48:27Yeah, good job on the small fries you got. Everyone is [ __ ] pissed that not one deep state shill got arrested. Not one. The FBI neutered Dan. You claimed you were going to clean house but just became a doormat.

48:40How about the those Epstein files, bro?

48:43You said Epstein killed himself. You avoided the you avoided the topics everyone is upset about. Why? Shut up.

48:49You protected pedophiles. I'm just here for the comments or an apology from Dan to the American people.

48:56Yeah. Yeah. Go read those comments, homies. You might you might make some friends. You might meet some people in those comments.

49:06Great advice from Dan Bonino.

49:10So, yeah. Yeah, you're anti-Semitic if you notice that. Um, Gratz Charity Herszog Ahood coming to Ireland this weekend. Come plain threeissue art gift accounting house, you [ __ ] [ __ ] So Jeffrey is emailing that apparently Aud Barack and Isaac Herszog were coming to the island that weekend in December of 2014.

49:38Cute.

49:40This email has been making the rounds.

49:45heavily redacted, but someone is messaging Dan Bonino's FBI in March of 2025 asking for some guidance on how to redact images or who would be able to assist with guidance about CSAM and victims and all that for redactions.

50:04Do we have clear guidelines for redacting images?

50:07Good morning, sir.

50:10BLUF IMD RIDs request guidance redacting photographs. Who is protected under this transparency task? As mentioned before, we need guidance to redact 1 billion items. 1B items is requesting clear and consistent guidance to process 1B items.

50:26There are several boxes that need to be processes.

50:30All America.

50:32>> Wow. Okay. Get [ __ ] Dan. We don't Yeah, we don't need that.

50:36um needs clear and specific guidance to redact those photographs. Some photographs depict victims, unknown, unidentified females and males, former US presidents, secretaries of state, and other celebrities.

50:54The software does not have AI facial recognition to assist with the identification of some of public officials and celebrities.

51:02Don't worry, you don't need to identify public officials and celebrities. All you need to do is redact victims and nothing else. But obviously that's not what they were doing. Obviously that's not what they did.

51:17They redacted the names of all these officials and public celebrities, US presidents, secretaries of state, etc., etc., etc. on Dan Bonino's watch.

51:29justice about here's >> it was in July, >> you know, Trump's former personal attorney.

51:39>> Um, if we had information, we meaning the Department of Justice about men who abused women, we would um we would we would prosecute them, right? We talked about the work that we're doing. That's why I said that there I said this earlier. There's this built-in assumption that somehow there's this hidden trunch of information of men that we know about that we're covering up or that we're not we're choosing not to prosecute. That is not the case. I don't know whether there are men out there that abuse these women.

52:07>> Oh, the volume's low.

52:08>> If we learn about information and evidence that that allows us to prosecute them, you better believe we will. But but I don't think that that that the public or you all are going to uncover um uh men within the Epstein files that abuse women. I don't think you're going to uncover men that abuse women inside the Epstein files. If we at the DOJ had any any information about anyone abusing anyone, we would we would prosecute them. But unfortunately, I don't think we I don't think we can or will or whatever. I'm [ __ ] Right, bro? Right. We'll save that.

52:44We'll save that clip for later. I have a feeling that we we're going to want to come back to that clip for later.

52:53Um, yeah.

52:59Oh, Ben.

53:00>> Oh, Ben.

53:01>> However, when President Trump speaks for the American people more generally and he says, "Guys, don't we have better things to do?" You can understand his irritation. The man is trying to negotiate an end to a war in the Gaza Strip. He's trying to negotiate an end to a war in Ukraine. He's attempting to revivify the American economy. He's attempting to crack down on illegal immigration. On a list of American priorities by the polls, the Epstein Maxwell case comes in pretty close to zero. Just on a list of priorities.

53:31Yeah, maybe for a Jew who works for Israel, pretty close to zero. But actually, it seems like it's pretty close to the top of the list of your priorities, seeing as how hard y'all are freaking out over the whole world noticing what you've been up to here.

53:52I mean, forgive us for freaking out about realizing that our entire government for multiple decades at least has been run by a bunch of blackmailed pedophiles that are actually co-opted on behalf of a foreign nation, a rogue nuclear power that commits genocide willy-nilly.

54:13I mean, it'd be one thing. It would be one thing if we were like co-opted by like Zimbabwe and it's like okay cool but like what has Zimbabwe ever done? Who cares? Like yeah maybe they'll just be getting rich down there and they'll be like like maybe they'll a little corruptive. Like who cares? Maybe we'll be co-opted by like Japan and they'd be like very respectfully like yes yes like hi hi Domo Domo. It's like no problem bro cool. If we were blackmail by Japan, it'd be like, yeah, the Yakuza would be up in here running things, but like whatever, dog.

54:47It would still suck. I like, let's get it would still suck, but like do more or like like bomb all [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah, we're No, we're co-opted by the rogue nuclear power that uses nuclear threats, that is the safe haven for pedophiles.

55:10that conducts terrorism all around the world allegedly. I mean, in my opinion, just just from the way it looks to me, pretty high on the priorities list, Ben.

55:20So, let's look at why it's, you know, is pretty close to zero on the priorities list because it's like he's not even hanging out with anyone important except for Mark Zuckerberg, Reed Hoffman, Elon Musk, uh Joy Itto. I don't recognize that guy.

55:40Oh, is Peter Teal in here, too?

55:43I don't see Peter Teal, but maybe they're extrapolating that Peter Teal was at this dinner because this dinner is locatable.

55:52This is the dinner he attended in 2015, which included Elon Musk, Peter Teal, Mark Zuckerber, Reed Hoffman, and others. So, that one's been circulating.

56:02This one is a crazy one. Verified it myself.

56:06Ed Epstein, I'm pretty sure is actually his last name, even though it's blacked out there. Um, we can double check that in a second, messaged Gileain saying, "Any interest in being on the Shadow Commission on 911?

56:23The membership list is secret."

56:33What?

56:39Any interest in being on the shadow 911 commission? The membership list is secret.

56:47And we'll double check this in a minute.

56:48Um, in this copy, it's blacked out. Um, in another copy that I have opened up somewhere in all these tabs, um, it's in a different format. And you can see that this is being sent in 2003.

57:07Oh, it's right there. Boom.

57:1015203.

57:12Thanks for the invite. Unfortunately, I cannot be on the shadow commission.

57:21That's weird.

57:25That's a weird thing to That's a weird thing to be in there.

57:29Why would Israeli spies be getting hit up about being on the shadow 911 commission with the secret membership?

57:39Do they have something to hide?

57:44Something about OEGO employees getting a text message?

57:48Something about Larry Silverstein and his asbestos?

57:53Something about some dancers that were out on them rooftops?

57:58Some urban moving, some movement maybe couple art students in there you want to cover up.

58:06Maybe maybe could be.

58:12And now this is just some crazy [ __ ] but um but it feels relevant. It feels relevant. Um I didn't I don't really know how to verify this or take the time to verify it, but it just feels relevant. feels relevant.

58:29Um because let's not forget that last year or the year before another sex trafficking ring in the music industry got exposed with Diddy at the helm and all your favorite conspiracy theorists were pretty openly speculating that hey bro anyone with a [ __ ] brain knows that this is being run by the Jewish executives, not by the black rappers. This is obviously being run by a Jewish organized crime element in the music industry that probably traces its roots back to the same [ __ ] running the Jeffrey Epstein operation.

59:06Duh.

59:08And no one's really revisited that and been like, "Huh?

59:12Huh?

59:17Call me crazy." But, uh, so far, um, this team's been pretty much right about pretty much the entire thing. So, I'm going to stick with our assessment of what's going on out here. And all the people that keep on calling us crazy and keep on being wrong and shilling for the next government propaganda line, I'm going to not listen to what they say about it.

59:40Because if you think that P. P. Diddy knew how to wire up his parties with secret cameras. If you think that P. Diddy was protecting himself from the law. If you think that P. Diddy was the one that was running that whole show.

59:56Oh, I Oh boy. Bummer. Bummer. Bummer.

60:01Maybe just sit this one out. Maybe just sit this whole part out because that's not what was going on.

60:09And this clip just feels relevant to uh the Pizzagate stuff and to the Epstein stuff and to some of the emails that are in there. Hold up. You were Puffy's blood boy from 2004 to 2014.

60:23>> Don't think I'm stupid, but what's a blood boy?

60:25>> So when somebody parties too hard or isn't living right, they they want a fresh blood in their system, right? I didn't drink, smoke weed. I didn't eat any pork, none of that. Diddy saw me and he was like, "Yo, I got a job for you."

60:37He was like, "I want that blood." And I was like, "Wo." And he dropped 10 grand on the table.

60:42>> 10 large.

60:43>> Yeah. He said, "I want I want to pioneer your blood right now."

60:45>> So that was a one-off or you start you >> No, that that was the beginning. I'm a Universal donor. He thought I was special. He called me his lucky little blood boy. Every like 3 months he would fly me down to Miami. And this was the crazy part. He never actually wanted to do it on land. It wasn't legal at that time. So we would get on a boat and he would take us to what he would call Okonus >> outside of the continental United States. And on his yacht, we would just drain blood. And he would just drain me.

61:11Just drain me, dude. Look at him from 2004 to 2014 and and tell me if he aged.

61:16>> Yeah. Facts. And he's aging now that he's in prison. He's not all of a sudden father time >> caught up with him. You know what I mean? For 9 years, the majority of Puffy was made up with my blood.

61:26>> With my blood.

61:31So, I mean, yeah, obviously the cut together was AI, but uh no, the interview No, no, the interview was not.

61:46So, I just want to remind us all back when Joe and I talked about this, the internet [ __ ] lost its mind. And you can think back to all the people that had some choice words, that had some [ __ ] to say.

62:07And yeah, I see the YouTube comments going off on A113. Crazy rabbit hole.

62:10Look into the Pixar rabbit hole.

62:15There's way more to this than just Jeffrey Epste. Jeffrey Epste is just the tip of the iceberg. And right now, it's a tip of the iceberg with three million plus emails coming out, but it is still just the tip. Those emails are bananas.

62:29They're talking >> not explained.

62:30>> They're talking about young kids who are going to be coming to a party to have fun. They're talking about pizza and they will be there for sure. $65,000 worth of hot dogs flown from Chicago for a White House party.

62:43>> It the whole thing is like very weird.

62:46>> Did you ever see the archived Instagram post from James Alphantis' Instagram?

62:50I love people that make these edits, too, because this kind of a this kind of a segment really needs homeboy editing the actual Instagram posts over top of this.

63:02Desperately needs it. No, cuz that's a dark place. So, that there's so many layers to Pizzagate that they tried to cover up intentionally for very good reason.

63:09>> Well, how about the logos? Well, the thing is I I avoid and the way in and way I've talked about it, I've avoided all the symbols and logos and even some of the pizza stuff because I think there's so much more ripe clear evidence that is way more powerful. And James Alphant's Instagram account is a great example where >> can you find it online?

63:27>> So, you cannot find it on Instagram anymore. It's only been archived onto other sites, which is kind of sketchy because it's like how do I know you're not adding photos and stuff? So I you kind of have to dig and dig and dig and cross reference over and over and over to make sure that you're getting sort of like the consensus cuz everyone watched as it happened all posted publicly on their Instagram like they saw these things come out and they you can find these were all on public Instagrams of these pizza of this pizza place and the associated pages with captions like chicken lover plenty of different archives of all of

64:03James Alphons's Instagram posts. And they're things like photos of children with their arms taped to tables and the caption is looks like a fun time. And then people that have always been commenting on his post like the people that are interacting with his post all the time have even weirder Instagrams where it's like kill room and there's a coffin that's open and things like that.

64:20There's like a po a photo of like a walk-in freezer and it's like man looks like you've been having a fun weekend.

64:27things like that that are just super dark and a bunch of babies and a bunch of symbolism, a bunch of children and it's all photos on their Instagram in plain day like daylight and they all got scrubbed obviously.

64:39>> Jesus.

64:40>> And that's not to mention Podesta's art collection and the Marina Abramovich connections. It goes on and on and on and on and on.

64:48>> Oh yeah. And speaking of the Marina Abramovich connection, I just wanted to remind us all about a man named Joera Dearia, better known as John of God.

65:16I just thought it was a good time to remind us all of Oprah's faith healer that she promoted that became very very famous back in the early mid 2000s that celebrities were going to that was miraculously healing people literally performing untrained surgery on people's eyeballs with unsterilized scalpels. No lie. Look into it. And Satan witch Marina Abramovich went and did a whole series with him, a whole thing. Oprah went and endorsed him as this great thing.

66:00And then it literally came out that not only was he doing some [ __ ] up medical things to people, but that he was sexually abusing. Like I very mellow language for YouTube right now. He was abusing hundreds of girls and actually had a baby producing farm where they had young women in captivity being bred for up to 10 years. And the allegations before it all got quieted down was that these women would be kept there for 10 years of production and then they would be killed.

66:47And it's not like this is not like some little rumor. He went to prison. His associates went to prison.

66:55The police down there raided the compounds. Okay? It's not some wild conspiracy theory.

67:04It is quite well documented and you can very much go read about this for yourself.

67:18And then the woman who exposed it all strangely committed suicide by shooting herself.

67:29I think it was shooting herself that allegedly, right?

67:42Um, I'm just trying I don't actually see it claiming what her cause of death was, but yeah, after the dude gets arrested, you know, the dude that she's worked so hard to put away, after that, then she kills herself, right?

68:07No, this is a cabal. And what she did is she exposed one of the most sacred cows of the whole operation because there's a really uncomfortable fact at the heart of all this that weird that people just circle around that no one really wants to face that as you look at the various branches of the human trafficking world, the more you get familiar with the more you start to re just realize factually based on science that hey women make babies and you can keep women captive and these people very much know that and they do it and it's way less risky in a lot of ways. It's a way better business model

69:05from their perspective to do it that way. The world is massive.

69:10There's all kinds of hidden [ __ ] evil secret operations in the jungles, middle of nowhere. John of Gods was down in Brazil, middle of nowhere.

69:20There's been allegations of this happening in Mexico. There's been allegations of it happening all around the world.

69:29And you better believe it's happening.

69:33I think that in Epstein's case, I suspect based upon reading the testimony, reading what they've said, how it all worked, how it was done, what who is involved. My personal opinion is that in the Epstein case, I think that part of the the value that they were trying to purchase these [ __ ] sickos is they wanted to actually purchase the innocence of corrupting an innocent child, not just purchase a baby that was bred for some evil farm operation. I think they actually intended and wanted that corruption process, which is super [ __ ] up to think about. the whole thing is [ __ ] up to think about. Um,

70:14but I I feel quite confident that that [ __ ] is happening in some cases out there.

70:22Um, just trying to see if I missed any I actually missed I missed one little clip here. I missed the MSAD spy Ben Minashi telling us straight up >> he was because because the mainstream media narrative is we don't know about Gileain Maxwell. She denies all wrongdoing and basically Epstein was a pedophile and uh was a successful. So this is Ari Benashi and last night I read a quote from this book where I think I read this quote last night where he says that Jeffrey Epstein was recruited by Robert Maxwell into Israeli intelligence into the fold and he first met him in Robert Maxwell's office and he was working probably under Ahud

71:07Barack because Ahood Barack was the head of Israeli military intelligence at that time and that it came down from on high meaning from Ahood Barack that he wanted them to get along with Jeffrey Epstein and include him in their operation and in their circles and Jeffrey Epstein started running the money laundering sides of their arms trafficking operations and other operations as well.

71:26That is this guy who later turned and has talked a lot banker. He made lots of money and uh he was a criminal pedophile and he died in a jail awaiting justice.

71:39That's the story. Nothing to do with Mossad, nothing to do with Israeli military intelligence, nothing to do with uh Israel. Yeah, they would they would deny it. It's a real bad story and they would deny it, but he was put straight with the Israelis by uh Robert Maxwell at the time, a military intelligence and uh started working there for >> Yeah. So, I figured we shouldn't skip that one.

72:11>> Figured let's not skip that one.

72:16You all right, G?

72:22So, shall we do let me check on how long we've been running for here.

72:30Um, it doesn't. Oh, cool. For an hour right there. Sick.

72:38Sick. Um, and let me check on how we're doing over here.

72:43sick. Good to have you all here. Um, thanks for hanging out. And let me just double check on what other topics we need to cover before we close out for the night.

72:55We covered all this Russia [ __ ] Um, oh yeah, there's some stuff hiding on the edge of one of these tabs.

73:05Yeah, the banking.

73:08The banking and the Iranian hacks. Okay.

73:11Okay, cool. I was about to cut the show early before our main stories of the night in some ways.

73:22That would have been bad, bro. That would have been real bad. Hopefully, I have enough beverages here to keep us going. My headache is starting to come back. My fever, I felt good last night, but I'm definitely getting the headache again right now. But that's fine. We're chilling.

73:41Shout out to all 20some thousand of you blackpilling goyam.

73:48Um, anti-semites, I guess, hanging out here on a Saturday night.

73:57Guys, I do rest. Don't worry. I rest. I slept in today.

74:00I slept in today. Um, I'm chilling, dog.

74:03I'm chilling.

74:05I'm doing good. I'm doing good. Um, the devil never sleeps.

74:15And so here we be. Here we be.

74:20But I will say Gigi's tripping out out there. Um, so I'm going to go get her real quick. Um, let me let me queue up one more video here.

74:32Let me just remind us all. Let me remind us all jump scare >> at the bureau and DOJ to get you what we're allowed to give you and you're going to get the video.

74:46>> So I'll be back in >> of the cell >> and you're going to see for yourself and we will never be able to convince everyone.

74:53>> Okay, let's let's get into that. So what did you think before you got in office?

74:58Did you think that Epstein was murdered?

75:00>> No.

75:01>> No suspicion at all of it. But I have a different background. Right. Right.

75:04>> So I was a public defender back in the day. I used to spend a lot of time in jails and a lot of time in segregated housing units, shoes as we call them.

75:12Right. And so um and I've known people that have committed suicide in these cells. And I know how you get in, how you get out, who works the system. And so the way based on public information at the time that he ended up put the pictures and him hanging himself, I was like, man, that guy killed himself. It's there's just no way that you could have run an op and had people go into that cell and not have any video of it and not have any people come out and say, "Hey, yeah, I saw that guy. He shouldn't have been there, the guard or this guy."

75:48There's just no access points into places like this in the detention center he was in, which I've been in. So correct.

75:54>> Cash Patel is not very [ __ ] bright.

75:57He's not very [ __ ] bright.

76:01He might be the dumbest Indian on this [ __ ] continent.

76:07That's um might be the dumbest person on this continent, honestly.

76:18But anyways, anyways, let's get on to the real story here.

76:23Good news. Good news, guys. Crazy news.

76:28This is not super new. This has been going on for a while, but it keeps developing little by little.

76:34So, the Iranian hacking group Herzala Hers I always forget their name. Handala hacked the phone of Netanyahu's top aid. This man on the right, um, his chief of staff, I believe, Zachi Braverman.

77:02Yeah, correct. For a second, I was second guessing myself there. So, an Iranian hacker group hacks his chief of staff's phone and then they threatened to publish material that it said would link him to the Qatar Gate scandal, sometimes called BBGate.

77:19Um, they sent them information that was sort of proved that they had hacked his phone, that it was compromised. is they've compromised a couple of other phones around them, but they have not yet released um the bangers that they allege they have. They allege they've got some spice, but they've got them in the dark right now, it would seem.

77:46said it had access to data from the phone of former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett as well, though Bennett later said his device itself had not been hacked and that unauthorized access had instead been gained to his Telegram account.

78:00Who knows? I'm sure there's all sorts of deception in all directions here.

78:06But what we do know is it seems pretty clear that top Israeli officials got hacked and that Iran has that data and that Israeli officials probably don't exactly know just how much they have.

78:29they probably are a little bit in the dark of exactly how much they have.

78:37And then thousands of Israelis just got texts at the beginning of January with their personal ID number as sort of a information op of being like, "Hey, Israelis, y'all shits ain't secure."

78:51in the mean like in the middle of this scandal about BB's chief of staff and his his other surrounding team being hacked and the allegations that they're going to release more Qatarate stuff which is the scandal that he's already being prosecuted for and should already be going to prison for amongst the several other scandals that he also should be going to prison for. So, it's a pretty hot political situation for them. And it's a pretty it's a pretty poignant piece of leverage if it's real.

79:22And so, it plays pretty uh it's an important thing to know about when you're looking at the landscape of Iranian of the war in Iran of the of the desired war in Iran, right? because now's the time and they're pushing for it. And the bulletin went out. The US embassy bulletin has gone out twice now.

79:46It was just restated to all Americans living in Iran. They had sent it out at the beginning of the year or sorry, late last year. They just sent it out again.

79:56No, no, I'm getting that wrong.

79:57Beginning of this year and then again now in February saying if you're American, get the [ __ ] out of Iran or get ready to bunker the [ __ ] down. Um, hard to say exactly what that means, but yeah. So, last story of the night. This will be a longer um, more in-depth kind of spicy one, is I wanted to evidence and respond to this question that Tucker asked me about Epstein and the cause of the 2008 financial crisis. through this in much greater detail, but can you just tell us what we know about that Jeffrey Estein's involvement or intersection with the global financial crisis? What's that?

80:41Um, well, the intersection with the global financial crisis specifically is a wild story that to be truly told, you need to put the evidence on screen as well, but the short version, which we're about to do, >> is that he had a he had a company called Liquid Funding Limited that was doiciled in the Bahamas. Um, that was partially owned by Beer Sterns. Um, and Beer Sterns, you know, is where he had come up for a long time. and Liquid Funding Limited was so as I said is better told with the evidence on screen.

81:15So, I thought I'd reference the original video that I was referencing and we'll drop into some of the slides and other information that ties into that story.

81:26And so, we won't have to watch the whole thing, but we'll kind of get the juiciest bits of it. But I didn't want to come and watch this video without without reminding us of this very important preamble right here. So if you want to find this video, it's on my profile. It's from 5 months ago.

81:40Epstein's banker buddies and the 2008 collapse. And the thumbnail is he knew.

81:48And we know that Epstein referred a bunch of very high-profile wealthy clients to JP Morgan. But all the publicized names on the list that he referred were referrals made mostly between 2000 and 2003.

82:02Once again, that list included Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, Larry Page, co-founder of Google, Nick Ribbis, former head, former head of Donald Trump's casino empire, Katherine Rumler, former Obama White. Real quick, let's make sure that this is actually dropping on your heads, okay? Let's make sure that we're all on one page about what this is. Jeffrey Epstein referred this list of people, at least this list, probably many more, but this is who we publicly know that Jeffrey Epstein referred these people to JP Morgan Chase for banking services. You know, the same bank where I've got like a bank account,

82:36where you've got a bank account, where you can just walk in the door anywhere in the United States and say, "Hey, I'd like to open a bank account." And they'll happily do it.

82:44Why the [ __ ] would these people need a referral from the world's foremost money launderer, tax evader, and sex trafficker to this bank? That's the real question here. And so I just wanted to put their names on blast one more time because all of them should be investigated over this. Cash Patel should be investigating them over this because there's no reason in the world why these people should be being referred by Jeffrey Epste to JP Morgan.

83:13And furthermore, the rest of this video is all about how JP Morgan was [ __ ] complicit, as was Deutsche Bank. Super [ __ ] complicit. And we know it. We have all the evidence. It all came out.

83:24It's very obvious. They ignored red flag after red flag after red flag. They had internal communications all over the place for years. Like basically laughing at how ridiculous their oversight of his accounts was.

83:37The only reason why they're not in jail is because they're bankers, not because we don't have enough evidence. So, just to remind us all, all these bankers are criminals. They should be in prison. Cash Patel and the SEC should be investigating them. And all these people that got referred by Jeffrey Epstein should be being investigated as well.

83:58So, this is the list and 2003.

84:02Once again, that list included Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, Larry Paige, co-founder of Google, Nick Ribbis, foreign head, former head of Donald Trump's casino empire, Katherine Rumler, former Obama White House council. That referral was made in February of 2019, by the way, right before he got caught and died.

84:23Gain Maxwell was referred. Glenn Dubin, a billionaire hedge fund manager, was very close to Epstein and was referred to JP Morgan. Leon Black, founder of Apollo Global Management. Mort Zuckermanman, a real estate billionaire.

84:36Thomas Pritsker of Hyatt Hotels. Boris Nicolik, the Gates Foundation science adviser. Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary. Prince Andrew Ahood Barack, the former Israeli prime minister. Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Israeli prime minister, Lord Peter Mendelson, David Gernan, the Sultan of Dubai, Howard, that's actually technically a little uh fluke on my part. Um, classic mistake because his name is Sultan.

85:16Oh jeez, now I'm [ __ ] No, I've gone too far.

85:22>> Black, founder of Apollo Global.

85:24>> So, his name is Sultan, a real estate billionaire. Thomas Pritsker of Hyatt Hotels, Boris Nicolik, the Gates Foundation science adviser, Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary, Prince Andrew, Ahood Barack, the former Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Israeli prime minister, Lord Peter Mendelson, David Gernen, the Sultan. So the photo here is of Sultan bin Sullay.

85:53Okay. So I misspoke. Is that No, no, because I I grabbed this in. Um it's kind of hard to untangle which Sultan we're talking about here. The actual information is talking about the Sultan of Dubai. He probably referred Sultan um Ahmed bin Sulam as well, but I don't know. I'm conflating the two. My bad. Of Dubai. Howard Rubenstein.

86:15Right.

86:17According to the Daily Beast, by 2011, Epstein was considered the quote biggest producer for JP Morgan's private banking division. And they also referred to him as the adviser to the Google founders, the biggest producer for their private banking division.

86:41That's how important Jeffrey Epstein was to JP Morgan's business.

86:46That's the kind of people that he was referring for banking services.

86:54That's the volume of money in our system that is being moved through the back door instead of the front door. All of you go, y'all get to go in the front door. But if you were a billionaire that liked to diddle kids, then you'd get to go in the back door where you don't pay taxes and everyone treats you real nice and no one asks very many questions about where the money came from or where it's going.

87:24Yeah.

87:26So, let's talk briefly.

87:32You know what? You know what? I was going to try to stand out on it, but let let's just watch the segment. Let's just watch the [ __ ] segment and we can stop and comment on it if we want to because like I already put it all together. It's right there. Um I don't have to I don't have to rebuild the segment for you. I'm tired. I'm sick. Um so we're just going to watch the segment in order.

87:52So the year is 2006 and in July federal investigators launched a sectional cash into Epstein focused around his Palm Beach property and the police work of Joseph Carrey. One month later in August, Jeffrey Epste invests $57 million into Beer Stern's. One month later in August, July, federal investigators launch a sex trafficking investigation into Epstein focused around his Palm Beach property. And the shout out to Joseph [ __ ] Ricari. This man right here.

88:21>> This man was a Palm Beach police detective, the first one that took these victims seriously that started chasing down leads and was personally responsible for basically the entire case existing today.

88:33This man and his bravery and his dedication to justice for these girls basically single-handedly created the basis of evidence that became the basis for the entire case. And without Joseph Carrey, that one good cop, without that one good cop that listened to the victims when they came to him, that then investigated Cash Patel that went out and investigated, chased down leads, looked for evidence, collected more without him and his um chief of police whose name I forget right now that helped him and pushed it all the way.

89:08They're the ones that pushed the case all the way before it got squashed.

89:12Without them, none of this would have happened. Jeffrey Epste would have just kept on going. There wouldn't even be a sweetheart deal because there wouldn't have been anything.

89:23And then he mysteriously died from a brief illness when he was 50. Healthy police officer 2018 dies. Brief illness.

89:33Almost nothing about it online.

89:36But do not forget this man. This man is a [ __ ] hero.

89:43and his name is Joseph Carrey and we need more people like him in this [ __ ] world. Police work of Joseph Kerry. One month later in August, Jeffrey Epste invests $57 million into Beer Sterns's highgrade structured credit strategies enhanced leverage hedge fund. Yes, that is a mouthful.

90:04Ian, you might ask, what is a high-grade structured credit strategies enhanced leverage hedge fund? The simple answer is it's a giant pile of mortgage back cos. The toxic trash that in about two years is going to cause the entire global financial system to collapse in 2008. If you want to So Jeffrey Epstein invested a shitload of money into this hedge fund at Bear Sterns. Remember he was good friends with Bear Sterns. He'd worked at Beer Sterns. He was close to the leadership of Beer Sterns. And he invested a bunch of money in this hedge fund that was at Bear Sterns.

90:41To understand it better, watch the big short. But this hedge fund isn't just a way to invest in mortgage back CDOS.

90:49Keyword being enhanced leverage because the fund is leveraged 17 to1. Now, we don't know why Epste did this. We don't know exactly how much he knew about the state of the markets or the Bear Stern's balance sheets. We don't know if he had any inside baseball on the co markets or the ticking time bomb that they represented, at least mostly. But what we do know is that in 2007, coincidentally, as Jeffrey Epste is negotiating his sweetheart plea deal with the state of Florida, he requested redemption of his entire $57 million investment. Now, $57 million times 17 to1 leverage equals $969 million. So, this was like pulling

91:35a billion dollars out of the global CDO market overnight in 2007. So this man who is a master at manipulating markets, at moving money around, at understanding complex derivatives, that's that's he's he's like literally one of the best in the world at that.

91:56This man who deeply intimately knows the insides of Bear Sterns and what they're up to.

92:04He invests a whole bunch of money into the rising bubble of mortgage back securities leveraged in a in a highly leveraged fund so that it's basically a billion dollars of capital out in the markets.

92:17And then in 2007 as he's getting into legal trouble there, he asked for redemption on all of it all at once overnight, pulling a billion dollars out of the mortgage back security market all at once.

92:33Now, maybe this is just coincidental timing. Maybe Jeffrey just needed money to cover his legal fees or was worried that he wouldn't be able to pull out of this risky investment once he went to prison despite the fact that he was given work release privileges and allowed to walk free for 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. But aside from that, because billionaires, right, maybe he just wanted his money back.

92:57But on the other hand, Epstein had worked at Beer Sterns back in the 80s.

93:03He was longtime close friends with much of its top management like Jimmy Kaine and Ace Greenberg. And he had been a high-profile client of the bank for nearly 30 years. Simultaneously, as we have learned today, he was an extreme.

93:17He had also taken the rap for a scandal at Bear Sterns before, a scandal that would have implicated Ace Greenberg had he stayed. It was a whole insider trading thing about a tender offer on some uh St. Joe's Mineral Corp. I think it was called that their buddies over at Seagrs was trying to buy and they tipped each other off and done some insider trading and the SEC came sniffing around and then Jeffrey Epstein was like, "Oh, don't worry boss, I'm out." And he judiced himself. So that when they came around, they were like, "Oh, the guy that was doing the trading is not here."

93:48And so they'd ever snuff sniffed up to the source of the insider trading probably Ace Greenberg. And instead it was all over. Tender offer, not tinder offer. Tender offer. And it's a weird term. I don't know what the [ __ ] it means. It's a financial term about like a purchase or sale of a company or something. Um, it's detailed in Whitney Webb's book. That one is in chapter one or in volume one and it's pretty early on. It's somewhere in um somewhere like in chapter one in the first like 30 pages. Um Oh, it's literally right there, page 10.

94:26In addition, oh, so yeah, then they they actually like the SEC arrested this guy named Well, they tried to arrest this guy named Geppie Tome and Danny Lavine.

94:35Um Tome actually fled the country if I remember correctly. Uh it was a whole thing. It was a whole thing. Read the book. Whitney's a gangster.

94:45um extremely high-profile and protected client of JP Morgan, who would eventually go on to buy Bear Sterns for pennies on the dollar using a bunch of taxpayer bailout money. And so Epstein's positioning right smack in the middle of these two lynch pins of the precipitating collapse, Bear Sterns and JP Morgan, is awfully coincidental.

95:06Epstein requested redemption of his $57 million in April of 2007 and by June the Bear Stern's hedge fund was collapsing.

95:14It seems likely that Epste's withdrawal plays hedge fund.

95:19>> So I was I got distracted a second ago because I was trying to go find that exact Wikipedia screenshot >> um because I'm not sure which um page I pulled that from, which Wikipedia page I pulled that from. I would have to take a second to find it, which would not be hard to do. But um I just want to point out that that's literally from a Wikipedia page. And what it says is on April 18th, 2007, an investor, an unnamed investor, who knows who. They're not naming Epstein at all. An unnamed investor in the fund, the specific fund, the fund that blew up, like the specific fund that [ __ ] everything up,

96:00that started the chain reaction. that fund. Wikipedia says that an unnamed investor in that fund who had exactly $57 million invested discussed redeeming his investment.

96:14That's the amount that Jeffrey Epste had invested. And without naming him, they have just named that that specific fund that Jeffrey Epste had his money in, he redeemed it all in one day. He asked for redemption. At this time, the fund had a leverage ratio of 17 to1. And so they put the math right there that removing a $57 million investment at a 17 to1 re leverage is almost a billion dollars from the thinly traded CDO market. The selling of CDO assets to meet the redemptions that month began a repricing process and general freeze in the CDO market. The repricing of the CDO assets caused the collapse of that fund three

96:55months later in July and the eventual collapse of Bear Sterns in March.

97:01It is likely Epste lost most of his investment, but it is not known how much was his was collapsing. It seems likely that Epste's withdrawal played a significant role in making the firm insolvent. But it's also very likely that the writing was on the wall. Whether Epstein could read it or not, or if he just got lucky, is like it's probably just a coincidence, right?

97:28>> Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah. It's just >> Well, yeah.

97:30>> As it turns out, Epstein was particularly qualified to read the writing on the wall because he was the chair of a little Bermuda based business venture called Liquid Funding Limited, which was 40% owned by none other than Bear Sterns. Kind of weird. Liquid Funding Limited was essentially a CDO factory. It was another of these funds leveraged to the absolute tits on mortgage back securities that so he had his own mortgage back security farm doiciled down in the Virgin Islands. I I think I said Bahamas on on Tucker and I think that's wrong. I'm pretty sure it's in the US Virgin Islands and he was

98:09selling mortgage back securities like [ __ ] crazy. Listen to this leverage formed the bubble that was 2008.

98:15According to filings, liquid, shout out to Wall Street on Parade, one of the best independent journalism sources about finance that there is. Funding could issue up to $20 billion in instruments, meaning it could sell $20 billion worth of like madeup financial products of these packaged mortgages and stuff, but the company was only backed up by about a hundred million of actual equity.

98:4020 billion of products, 20 billion with the B backed up by $100 million with an M.

98:50Is that 20 to one leverage?

98:55That's crazy. That's how that whole market blip was. and Jeffrey Epstein, a specialist in complex financial instruments used for fraudulent means to launder money, to make money, to take money from the Goyam.

99:10He obviously was deeply in on that and he was selling them like hotcakes out of his Liquid Funding Limited down in the Virgin Islands. And Liquid Funding Limited was partially funded and owned by Bear Sterns, the bank that would later collapse.

99:29kind of convenient and coincidental of actual equity. And Jeffrey Epstein was the chair of this secret little firm. He was overseeing and managing a CDO farm that was largely owned by Bear Sterns.

99:44So actually there would have been few people in the world better positioned than Epstein to have fornowledge of both Beer Sterns's troubles and the impending financial collapse because of cos and then conveniently he resigned as chairman of liquid funding on March 19th of 2007 just weeks before his April withdrawal of $57 million from the other hedge fund with the really long name.

100:12And then boom, by the time the dust settled after the bailouts and Bear Sterns had been gobbled up by JP Morgan, liquid funding had just disappeared into the smoke. It apparently was made whole during the bailout process and it literally got a bailout.

100:32Jeffrey Epstein's [ __ ] CDO company got a [ __ ] taxpayer bailout and was made whole while you all [ __ ] starved and lost your homes.

100:46Yeah, let the goyam toil in the real world is right. Wound down quietly in the background and ceased to exist.

100:52JP Morgan made out like bandits. In January 2007, Bear Sterns had been trading for $172 a share. JP Morgan acquired them in08 for $10 per share. And they didn't even have to pay for it all themselves because the Federal Reserve gave them $30 billion of our money. The Federal Reserve that's about to be shared by a dude that was going to meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, by the way, to help out.

101:21This amounted to JP Morgan acquiring $77 billion of assets in Bear Sterns for a total cost of approximately $9 billion, which is over a 98% discount. Granted, that $77 billion was the book value, not the actual market value at the time of the collapse, but you get the idea. JP Morgan became the biggest bank in America after also acquiring Washington Mutual. And they were the only major bank in America to post a net positive quarter in Q4 of 2008. And they were the only bank in America to host Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking blackmail ring bank accounts and to very much knowingly cover up his suspicious financials

102:06transactions for years thereafter. They actually, another part of this video that's pretty wild is that they only stopped banking with him because they got worried because this random dip [ __ ] over in London got in trouble doing a bunch of dumb evil financial [ __ ] manipulating markets over there. And then the EU regulators got really [ __ ] on JP Morgan's back and started sniffing around JP Morgan and they looked around like, "Hm, is there any dirt in here that's gonna get us in trouble?" And they look and they're like, "Oh [ __ ] dude. Jess Stale is like literally on Jeffrey Epste's island

102:39right now. Uh that's not good. And they kicked Jess Staley out and then they quietly told Jeffrey Epstein to leave and they, you know, facilitated him moving to their buddies at Deutsche. But it was all because of a coincidence because this other British dude had [ __ ] gotten caught with his hand in the cookie jar and the regulators over there beyond their control had started snooping around and they were like, "Oh yikes. This is not going to be good, dude. He's literally hanging out with Snow White on the island right now.

103:13Maybe we should stop."

103:16And that's like the only thing that saved JP Morgan from deep, deep disgrace because they were able to play it off as though they were just one of the banks that he worked with. They didn't really know. Jaime Diamond had no idea. Right, Jamie?

103:31No reason to investigate, right? Cash Patel. They're just a lowly banker. All they want is for the financial industry to work well. They just have the best interests of the people at heart.

103:44G Willickers, we just need a bailout for the good of America.

103:50You [ __ ] rats.

103:53So that's the story of how JP of how Jeffrey Epstein might have possibly literally on purpose caused the 2008 financial collapse.

104:09And I don't know what to tell you about it. It's kind of a [ __ ] crazy story.

104:12Um, so yeah.

104:18So, um, if you're new here, if you just saw me on Tucker, I bet most of you have been here for a long time, but if you're new here, if you're just fine on my channel, welcome. My name's Ian. Um, we're I'm not really a journalist. I'm like a dude that has a lot of questions and just goes looking for answers. And um sometimes I'm really snarky and I just talk [ __ ] and don't share my sources. But that's the kind of journalism that we do when we're trying to like produce work because it is all source-based because there are sources for these claims because the point is to try to figure out what the hell is going

104:49on out here. That's the point is I just want to know what the [ __ ] is up. And it looks like we're being ruled by a cabal of pedophiles.

104:58um that well no no it looks that we're being ruled by a bunch of perverts and pedophiles that are being controlled by a Jewish criminal organization headquartered in Israel founded and funded by Rothschilds and their aligned cronies and exposed via top Jewrey Epstein who um loved the Goyam.

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