Epstein's alive, the blackmail is still in play, and you're still paying taxes

Howdy. Welcome to Free Speech Friday.

0:02Um, it's a sick free speech Friday over here. Uh, your boy your boy got the fever.

0:10Dropped in hard to a fever last night.

0:14Um, and still feeling it a little bit.

0:16Still feeling it a little bit. We're drinking tea here tonight. Um, but that ain't going to stop us from talking [ __ ] about our depraved government and the sickos.

0:29that are running the world.

0:32Um because because yeah, how's a little sickness going to stop the sickness in this world? Um couple of announcements, couple of announcements, a little bit of housekeeping while people get in here.

0:48Um I don't know if we're actually streaming to kick tonight. We're attempting to stream to kick tonight. I made a kick made a kick channel. Um, and I suspect it's going to be a lot cooler than Twitch because they pay creators way better. Um, basically all the revenue goes to creators. And it's not Amazon. Um, it is a bunch of, uh, dudes that made money from online gambling down in Australia that fund that, that run that. But, um, seems a lot more chill. Seems a lot more free speechy. And we're attempting to stream to it, but I don't think it's actually working. and it keeps on trying to connect, failing to connect, trying to

1:26connect, failing to connect. We'll figure it out someday.

1:29But, um, yeah, dumb question. What's Kick?

1:32Kick is another streaming platform like Twitch. Um, Twitch has all sorts of issues. It's owned by Amazon. Um, and the dudes that founded Stake, the online gambling platform, um, took their FU money, billions of dollars that they made off of that, and they founded a streaming platform called Kick, um, which is more free speech centric and seems pretty seems pretty cool in that that ethos of it. Um, it is very it it involves a lot of streamers on there are like doing online gambling game streaming, which is kind of whack, but um, you know, your boy's just going to be on there breaking the matrix, giving information, trying

2:15to, uh, break through all the slop.

2:19Um, and they pay creators way better than Twitch. Like on Twitch, when you're gifting subs and stuff like that, half the revenue is going to Amazon.

2:27On Kick, almost all the revenue goes to creators. So, but we don't need to get all into that. We don't need to get all into that tonight. Um, I don't even think it's working. It keeps on sending data, streaming for 5 seconds, then failing to stream. Reream is having trouble with cake for whatever reason.

2:43So, we'll figure it out another time.

2:45Um, show must go on. So, the tea is steeping. The people are getting in here. The government's still ruled by pedophiles.

2:54Gigi's digesting her chicken. Um, it's just another Friday in paradise. We moved houses. [ __ ] again, it's been a very busy week. Um, I've been very busy and now sick. But enough about me. How are you guys doing, chat? How are you guys doing? While we wait for people to get in here kind of the pre-show, let us know where you're tuning in from. Let us know where you're tuning in from. How's your day going?

3:26Hanging in there. Sick as [ __ ] Everyone's getting sick right now, huh?

3:31We got Oregon, Kansas, I hate juice, New Zealand, Texas, Victoria, BC, West Virginia, Montreal. Yeah, Florida, Pennsylvania.

3:50Oh, I see a I see a flag. Was that Czech?

3:55Qatar, South Africa, Vermont, Poland, Tennessee, Portland, Oregon, South Dakota, Israel tuning in. Canada tuning in. El Paso tuning in. Spain tuning in.

4:14Trinidad tuning in. Guana, what's up?

4:17Guana, how you doing, dude? How are you doing? Oklahoma, Idaho, Minishnot, Slovakia, what's up, Slovakia? Iran with the laughy face. Are you trolling? Iran, are you trolling out there?

4:31I think I ran is trolling. Um, hey Gigi, you want to go lie down? Why don't you go lie down? Yeah, just just lie down, babe.

4:42Gigi has uh had a very movie life lately. Very tumultuous. A lot of changes for Gigi's life lately. Been moving around like [ __ ] crazy.

4:50Um, but we're settled for at least the next month. And there's goats and chickens. Um, and there's fresh chicken eggs. And so Gigi's very happy that there's goats and chickens. She has goat friends now. Um, so the entire flat earth is here.

5:13Louisiana.

5:16Hey, at least you ain't in Florida, bud.

5:18At least you ain't in Florida.

5:20Um, you guys ever do that thing where you drop the cough drop straight into the tea and you just drop the tea. Get that cough droppy.

5:31Um, cool. People are getting in here. I think we're ready to get started. Um, it's going to be a tired show tonight.

5:41I'm tired. Um, we're all tired. We're tired of the lies. We're tired of the [ __ ] We're tired of being ruled over by pedophiles and paying taxes to pedophiles. We're tired of all of it. We're tired of the lack of accountability.

5:58We're tired of us on the internet doing the DOJ's job for them while Pam Bondi and Cash Patel pretend like there's nothing happening.

6:13Well, Dan Bonino comes back to own the [ __ ] Black Pillars while obviously being botted, promoted, controlled, and railed up the ass daily.

6:28It's a real [ __ ] show and it's tiring.

6:31Even if I hadn't been up all night with a fever, it would still be tiring.

6:37But that being said, there is a lot of progress being made. There are a lot of tools um being passed around. There's a lot of free speech being speeched. There's a lot of noticing occurring.

6:59And it is encouraging.

7:02It is encouraging to watch people waking up not just to the pedophile elite, not just to Pizzagate and that conspiracy theorists have basically been right about [ __ ] everything, but also to the Jewish nature of it all.

7:29Not just the Israeli nature of it all, but the the cobbolistic Jewish Rothschild elite that have that really they didn't take over Israel, they founded Israel, but they've really taken over the global Jewish identity. um despite them not really representing all Jews and being horrible [ __ ] people and representing horrible ideology.

8:04Uh they um they have so much power, so much money, so much control over banking and media and politics and blackmail that the Jewish supremacist elite has become a huge part of the story. And it's really refreshing to to watch the world notice that. It would be insane if they didn't notice that because it's so overtly on display in the files. this supremacist ideology that is not just supremacist in the nature of believing that Jews are better than other people, but is supremacist to the point of eugenicist thinking of genetic racial uh not just uh belief but actual action uh technology. ology influence in our world.

9:16It's wild. Um, even for I think us researchers that had you know read the books and done the due diligence and were familiar with the story and its many depths and convoluted rabbit holes.

9:35It's still I at least for me it's wild to see how openly this was discussed and how how pervasive this mindset is amongst the Jewish members of this trafficking ring.

9:56It's no surprise though because how do you how do you be a person that can do this to innocent children if you don't think of them as less than human?

10:17If you see all people as children of God, the way Christians are supposed to, the way Muslims are supposed to, the way I would hope we all do in our own way, you can't traffic the children of God.

10:39But when you believe in your soul that you are chosen by God and all the other races are evil subhuman animals put here to work for you.

11:06Well, that explains an awful lot about how we can end up here.

11:14It explains an awful lot about the state of the world today.

11:24Now, the question is, what are we going to do about it? And I do have some thoughts, actually, thoughts that I'm surprised I hadn't thought sooner.

11:38But before we get to thoughts, maybe we should review a little bit of what's come out, talk a little bit of [ __ ] about our government and their beyond pathetic, their perous response to the whole situation.

12:02and uh hopefully find a little bit of light in this very tiring darkness.

12:10And to lead off today, our lead story of the day today is the fact that yes, it has emerged that not only is it extremely likely that Jeffrey Epste is still alive, living in Israel, but that he's probably playing video games.

12:36He's probably playing Fortnite. Perhaps pictures have emerged of an old man, bearded and disheveled as he may look, that looks an awful lot like Jeffrey Epstein being escorted by a security entourage through the streets of Tel Aviv.

12:59We'll talk about that. I'm sure you've seen it. and we'll do a brief a brief speedrun with Asmin Gold of the video game dig that has been done. Um because you know who better than Asmin to take us through the video game subculture that has discovered his handles, his accounts, their uh ongoing status and achievements in um levels and battle passes that weren't released until after the man was allegedly killed.

13:33Um, I don't know as we're going to dig so deep into the 4chan post that originally alleged that he had been taken out in a van the day before he was announced suicided. Um, but I'm sure you've seen that post that's been circulating. It was a 4chan post that was posted before the world knew that Epstein had committed suicide. And it alleged that a strange van had come and it seemed like he had been swapped out the night before he died, the day before he died.

14:06And then we got in this email release, we got details on how the government investigated that claim and actually I think subpoenaed 4chan to get the user information of that person and confirmed that that person did work at the prison and therefore added a lot of legitimacy to the fact that that post had been made by someone who would know, someone in position to be telling the truth.

14:40You put it all together and it seems a lot more likely than not.

14:46Personally, I'm at like 99% at this point that Jeffrey Epstein is alive walking around in Tel Aviv and that his dead body was likely a swap. Theories are emerging about who he was swapped with. People have speculated that it may have been uh who was it? I'm I'm getting it wrong to say Hillary Clinton's brother. Um whose brother was it?

15:19Uh people saying Anthony Bourdain in the comments. Um that's not the theory that's currently floating, but yeah, Hillary Clinton's brother. Um, there's some ear analysis and some nose analysis that is not uncompelling.

15:40Um, but let's pull up Asmin here and get into the basis of what's going on right now with this.

15:50And let me just pull it in a little bit.

15:57Maybe Jeffrey Epste is still alive. In the Epstein files, there's a receipt from YouTube where his username is Littlest Jeff 1. Hello, Littlest.

16:08Oh, Asmin. Um, the Littlest Jeff one is actually Little St. Jeff one, like Little St. James, his island, right? He didn't call him Littlest Jeff.

16:22He didn't call himself that. Um, I assume that it's just a coincidence that it's the same spelling as Little St.

16:29Jeff. Um, which if it wasn't so [ __ ] up would be a relatively clever username. Um, yes. Jeff 1. Wait, littlest Jeff 1. There was a charge in May 2019, but he died in August. Wait, Chapter 5, season 1. Wait, that was that was recent. Epstein's Fortnite account is active in Israel. No. Fortnite tracker. We have All right, gentlemen.

16:58We have the Fortnite account right now.

17:01Let's pull it up. The profile has just been made private. Wait a minute. Can I look at this on Wayback Machine?

17:10It has not archived that URL. Epstein just privated his account. I have screenshots of his stats confirming he's alive. How is this proof? Okay, let's do a little exercise here. Like um if you haven't seen uh did an episode with Tucker uh recorded remotely the other night that just aired today where Tucker asked me um how can regular people keep up with the files? Where can they go for information? And what I said was go anywhere you want for the information.

17:40Just double check it and verify it for yourself by pulling up the DOJ's website for yourself, justice.gov/epstein, and using the search bar to type in keywords from what you're seeing to find the original documents for yourself and double check them.

18:04And when you type in Little St. Jeff one that username on these video game accounts.

18:11You get 26 results. I've not done this yet. This is the first time that I'm looking at these, but your YouTube receipt for little staint Jeff 1 sent to geocationmail.com.

18:24Thank you for your purchase of Frenzy from YouTube October 25th, 2014.

18:31Um, I don't understand video game and YouTube purchases like this purchase of freef fall. I assume that these are uh movies or something.

18:50Um, he's purchasing UFC on YouTube, it looks like.

19:02purchasing UFC. There's often a lot of duplicates of emails. More UFC on YouTube.

19:11Untold history of the United States season 1.

19:19Okay.

19:23Cool.

19:25So, he's a UFC fan.

19:30But that just indicates that this username is a username that he is using and it's a relatively unique username and my understanding is that Fortnite is completely distinct from YouTube and Google but you know yeah you would think correct chat you would think that that our [ __ ] government could subpoena these kinds of things. They could ask the tech companies to turn over this kind of information. And if his video game accounts are still active, you'd think they could track their [ __ ] IP addresses down and figure out who the hell is playing from Jeffrey Epstein's video game accounts because maybe he

20:18passed it off to his secret child that is, you know, being revealed in these files. Maybe he passed it off to Steve Bannon.

20:30Maybe his buddy Bannon is playing Fortnite with the kids.

20:36Maybe Leon Black is getting frisky in there, hunting for more Down Syndrome kids on Fortnite.

20:43Who knows?

20:46But either way, I think we have some questions, right? Okay. So, this is why people think that it's Jeffrey Epstein.

20:52He got a charge for $25 for V-Bucks on Fortnite. And this was on May 7th, 200.

20:59Okay, so there. So here's another example.

21:04$25.95 is a relatively specific um thing you can type in. And we'll type it in as 25.95 charge exactly as it appeared there. Boom. Right there.

21:22Correct. Verified. Authentic.

21:26So V-Bucks on Fortnite.

21:30May 7th, 2019.

21:36Awkward.

21:39And you know what's even more [ __ ] awkward, which is going to be our theme for tonight, the two and from is redacted.

21:50meaning that someone at the DOJ read this and said, "Huh, after Jeffrey Epstein had killed himself, someone was buying V-Bucks on presumably his account.

22:12You know, should we A [ __ ] look into it or B cover it up with a censorship box?

22:23I'm sure they're protecting victims with the censorship box. I'm sure that's what they're censoring. It's a victim emailing another victim about their V-Bucks charge and it happened to show up in the Epstein cash.

22:40That's weird.

22:44And yeah, Chad, we know we know that May is before August. This is right before he gets taken in and dies. This is just what's in the emails. Then the gamers track down the account. And this is again, keep in mind, justice.gov.

23:02This is the government website for Jeffrey Epstein right here. And this is littlest Jeff with jee vacation@gmail.com.

23:12It could be a troll, but how could it be a troll if they did it so far in advance? The account isn't brand new. It was discovered. My guy faked his death and immediately started playing Fortnite. Fortnite Chapter 1, Season 10 ran from August 1st to October 20 because there's a thing called Fortnite Tracker that tracks various people's progress. in the various campaigns of Fortnite >> 2019. Crazy. Get the screenshot of him playing season 6 before it's too late.

23:43Where are the other screenshots of this?

23:45I I want to see it. The It says, "I can't edit the post. Where's the imager link matches?" So he and And wait, this is season 4 and he had an 8% win rate.

23:55Look at Look at chapter um local. No, but um raw certified manuka very expensive honey. Yes. check. Um, it's what they had. It's a product of New Zealand. I wanted all of the be all the bee magic >> to uh bring me back to life.

24:15>> Three, season 17. 17% win rate. He has kids playing. He's in Tel A.

24:22>> Is a 17% win rate really high for Fortnite, guys? Does that mean he was the the last man standing 17% of the time? Cuz that seems pretty good.

24:30I've played Fortnite for like all of one day.

24:36Um, and it was pretty hard. It's pretty good, right? I'm pretty sure that I had a 0% win rate because there was always some [ __ ] camping in a corner with like 10 [ __ ] thousand powerups and like little laser beams that shot out of their back and like super gloves and the and the Captain America shield that would cut my head off and all these things. And it was just really dumb. It was like, man, I miss Call of Duty really bad. That was the only video game I'd played in like the last 10 years.

25:07And it just reminded me that, man, this used to be fun.

25:11If playing Fortnite, this could be Wait, this is his WoW account. Wait a minute.

25:17>> Context.

25:17>> This is the Department of Justice.

25:19Jeffrey Epstein played WoW and he he's a he was a wrath baby. This was right before Cataclysm.

25:28No [ __ ] The Jewish pedophile elite are playing World of Warcraft. Like, what the [ __ ] bro? Wait a minute.

25:43>> No, he was Horde. I knew it, guys. I knew it all along. He has heirlooms.

25:48Yes, he has heirlooms, which means that this is an alt. This is an alt character. Uh, this is Epstein, isn't it?

25:54So, this is the photo that's circulating.

25:58The first thing everyone should ask is, is it AI? And people have plugged this photo set, this photo into AI detectors, and it comes back saying that AI does not believe that this photo is AI. It's a actual street in Tel Aviv, I believe.

26:22um according to the AI analysis and AI does not believe that this is an AI photo. Believes that this is a real photo.

26:31And when you look at the facial structure, it's pretty [ __ ] close.

26:41Um it's not 100%.

26:44It's not proof of anything, but dude, who is this guy? Someone posted the photo without the beard on your Discord.

27:07Yeah, I don't know.

27:09I don't know. Could be an elaborate troll.

27:13Regardless of this photo, I think we have more than enough evidence between the drone footage of a person that looks like Epstein being on his island right after he was suicided and then hiding from the drone and the 4chan post of him apparently allegedly being swapped out the day before he was suicided and then the video game evidence of his accounts being active after he was dead.

27:40I think it all adds up to likely save this photo though. So, uh, which one is better? Okay, that that's a better. Not to mention that the actual photos of his death not matching.

27:52Um, let me pull this up.

27:57Not matching. So, the photo on the left is Epstein alive. The photo on the right is Epstein dead. If you're not aware, your ear is like a fingerprint. Your ear shape is unique to you. And you know, some people have similar ears to one another, but your ear is very much a thing.

28:23And this ear's shape of confir of like a live Epstein is very different. This bottom uh rounder opening here, lumpy curl right there. The top has this clear kind of line protruding into this U hook on the right. And this one is a totally different shape. It's this long long little bloop coming down from the top. Very different ears. The nose of Epstein being more straight. The nose of dead Epstein being more hooked.

29:00And you could, you know, you can make the argument that um when a person dies, their tissue changes uh a little bit. I'm no expert at I'm no mortician. Um but certainly like your cartilagynous tissue does change I believe when you die. Does it change like that? I do not know. I I I don't suspect it does.

29:31And that's all aside from all the suspicious [ __ ] around his death, the broken neckbones of the autopsy, allegedly the uh tattered cloth noose that he allegedly used to hang himself from like his bunk bed 5 feet off the ground. Um, all of it making very little sense.

29:57photo. And why does it not What the [ __ ] Um, why is it not Why is it doing this? Like, what the [ __ ] The [ __ ] The [ __ ] guys, guys? Are are are they are are they in?

30:15Yeah, I'm really confused here.

30:20As >> What's going on with this?

30:21>> They're on to you, Asmin.

30:24So, the conspiracies just do not end. They do not end. There is no end to the [ __ ] that can transpire all at once here.

30:42And if you think about it, why wouldn't he still be alive?

30:46Dude is one of the most valuable assets Israel has ever had.

30:52He ran point on the most significant Israeli intelligence operation in Israeli history. Maybe ex probably save for stealing nuclear weapons from us, which his predecessor, Robert Maxwell, was deeply involved in.

31:12Yeah.

31:14But the thing is that when you run the blackmail operation, that's a little different than stealing nuclear secrets because the relationship capital that you've acquired over that time. There's a lot that lives in your head that is valuable as is that you might not want to just suicide and erase all the things that are in that man's head.

31:42So, come to your own conclusions, do your own research. I would argue you should keep an open mind to all possibilities.

31:52Um, maybe he's alive, maybe he's dead, maybe he's a [ __ ] demon from the Netherorlds.

32:02Who knows?

32:04Who knows?

32:08Um, I do just want to give um a quick shout out to our guy Tucker for having me on and for being um being the dude with the biggest most mainstreamiest platform to stay loud about this and to use his platform to speak up about this continuously. Um, it's very cool to see and um, it's very refreshing because he doesn't have to do that. A lot of people in his shoes wouldn't and are not doing that.

32:51And um and more than anything, more than most people, he's been unafraid from the start to talk about the Israeli nature of this blackmail ring, which like you got to give the man props for that. Um, just the fact that he would have me on as opposed to like some weird controlled like normie journalist or something to talk about this and that he would dive straight into the pizzagate angle of it is like say what you want about the man, but like that's pretty cool.

33:29That is pretty damn cool, bro. Um, so I don't know exactly where we're at in this. We're just going to play a quick clip and I hopefully have pinpointed one that we can jump off of in the past how a wrap-up smear works where you wrap a problematic narrative up in a um at the at the opener there where I mean like pizza and grape soda is a very overt pairing um that I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone actually like eat. chat. Has anyone in the chat ever eaten the pairing of pizza and grape soda?

34:05Has anyone ever had pizza and grape soda together? And if you are, second question, are you black?

34:17Has anyone white ever had pizza and grape soda? Right? Like, am I am I wrong? Am I wrong? Right? Like because we all know that the Epstein network, none of these dudes are black.

34:29So that's if you're black, sorry, you're not a part of this poll. If you're black, I get it. You can have that grape drink with your pizza.

34:37Um but but like white people and Jewish people having pizza and grape soda. I don't think so. But these people seem to be having that exact pairing all the time. And I don't think I need to mention, although I forgot. I didn't think to mention because it just seems so [ __ ] obvious in this interview. I didn't mention that grape rhymes with a certain word.

35:05Kind of a weird coincidence that they don't choose to always say pizza and Sprite or pizza and Coca-Cola or pizza and root beer, pizza and Mountain Dew.

35:20No, it's grape soda.

35:25How about some pizza and juice? Huh? How about pizza and juice boxes?

35:32It that because it sounds like the juice are facilitating a lot of grape soda consumption as a pairing. Well, and also I mean these are people well first of all in this exchange apparently one guy's a physician and the other is Jeffrey Epstein and these are health obsessed people. These are people who talk about getting blood transfusions just to extend their lives. I don't know as I'd consider that health obsessed honestly Tucker. I would call that psychotic demented demonic perverted because what they're actually talking about is not longevity quite so much. Um, but I do I I get what he means.

36:13>> And I know as an actual struggle, people who care about their their physical health and one both have a steady diet, but grown men email each other about getting pizza or about how tasty the pizza was or about how many slices you can slice a pizza up into or how many people will be at the pizza party. Um, then there's another email in the this is the one that I wanted to jump off of.

36:36We're going to we'll watch this little piece here and then we'll jump off of that into the actual email um that I'm referring to current dump that is even um it stuck out to me because it has the word red hook in it which at at first I didn't have the context and I was it seemed suspicious the words red hook where it was someone was emailing asking if another guy can go to Red Hook for a pizza meal later and then in looking into it turns out that Red Hook is the address of where Jeffrey Epstein's uh Virgin Islands businesses are doiciled. It's the it's on the marina where you would leave in the boat to get to his island. And so

37:16then it gets then it's almost weirder.

37:17Someone was emailing asking if another man can go to where Jeffrey Epste's business is doiciled for a pizza meal at some. There's a lot of emails like that where people ask if they can use the apartment for a bit or if we can go get pizza for a few hours or for 30 minutes. Is that's a pizza get reference as opposed to these emails.

37:40All right. So, um somewhere here here this is the email I was referring to.

37:53Um February 10th, 2012.

37:56Someone redacted obviously a victim that were protecting their identity. Right, Cash Patel? Right, Pam?

38:05Good afternoon. Would it be possible for Bryce and I to go over to Red Hook and have a quick pizza meal? Warmest regards. Redacted victim name.

38:16Obviously, more redacted victim information. Obviously, does that strike chat? Does that strike any of you as a weird sentence?

38:32Have a quick pizza meal.

38:38Who the [ __ ] refers to eating pizza as a pizza meal? A quick pizza meal, mind you. And then furthermore, Red Hook is not a pizza place.

38:51No, sir. I mean, Red Hook a sounds weird to begin with, but when you look into it, 6,100 Red Hook quarters, sweet B3, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands.

39:11Wait a minute.

39:13When you look at it, when you read it carefully, you realize that this is an address of LSJ LLC.

39:20Little St. James LLC doiciled at 6100 Red Hook Quarters Sweet B3 in St.

39:27Thomas, US Virgin Islands. And when you look it up, this is it right there on this little marina.

39:43Greater St. James, Little St. James.

39:46Jeffrey Epstein owned both of these islands, by the way. He had he owned Greater St. James just so that it would shield his little island from the main island because actually you can see you would be able to like if Greater St. James wasn't in the way you could just set up a telescope right here on St. James and just spy on them. But Greater St. James is in the way and no one's on there because it's empty because Epstein owned it.

40:18Where did he get the money? From Leslie Wexner as proxy for Israel largely. He also did a whole bunch of money laundering and uh arms trafficking types of deals and a bunch of intelligence agency work and organized crime work that I'm sure he collected a lot of money from all that too. Um that's where he got the money. But a lot of the money for the purchasing and property acquirement or acquisition um as they set up this operation specifically came directly from Lesie Wexner. Famed proud Zionist Leslie Wexner still walking free to this day despite setting up personally and funding two different child sex

40:59trafficking rings. one at Abberrombie and Fitch and one at Victoria's Secret with Jeffrey Epstein. But he didn't know anything about either one. He just had really bad luck with who he hired. He just happened to hire two different notorious sex traffickers, one for boys and one for girls.

41:22What a coincidence, Les.

41:27So, um, oh, wrong page.

41:33So, let's just orient ourselves a little bit here to the US Virgin Islands.

41:42Um, which it's worth noting is right beside Puerto Rico, which is this other island right next door to it.

41:50We got a whole bunch of photos in the files reminding us that Jeffrey Epstein had close relationships with the political networks in Puerto Rico, with uh some businessmen in Puerto Rico, etc.

42:06And the US Virgin Islands, right off of there, here's St. Thomas right just a little ways from Florida right over here St. Thomas and off the tip of St. Thomas great St. James little St. James and this is Little St. James, Jeffrey Epste's Pedo Island that looks an awful lot like the Nickelodeon logo.

42:52You know, people have been pointing out, you know, it's just it's just a little weird.

43:03It's just a little weird.

43:06It's just a little weird.

43:09I'm sure it's just a coincidence.

43:12It's just a coincidence, guys.

43:17Stop noticing things.

43:25But when you look at the proximity of all of this and you look through the emails, there's an awful lot of references to helicopters.

43:41For example, Elon Musk, who wanted to join Jeffrey Epstein on his island.

43:52Do I still have it open? Oh my gosh, I do still have it open. Oh, it's too good. It's too good. Check it out. Check it out. Check it out. I have so many um so many uh groups of tabs open like this because web isn't quite ready yet. So, I'm just still doing this um the normal way, opening up thousands of tabs of just emails raw. And this one is all Elon Musk tabs.

44:19And this one's just particularly funny.

44:23Um Jeffrey Epstein writes on September 11th, 2013, "Any plans for New York? The opening of the General Assembly has many interesting people coming to the house."

44:33So, this is after they've been talking about trying to get together and Jeffrey Epstein's like, "Hey, uh, come to New York to the UN General Assembly. There's going to be a lot of interesting people at my house." And Elon Musk writes back, "Bro, bruh, bruh, bruh. I run and lead product design/engineering for two complicated companies. Moreover, SpaceX is about to launch what is arguably the most advanced rocket in history. Flying to New York to see UN diplomats do nothing would be an unwise use of my important, precious, very, very precious time. I'm very busy tweeting and pretending that I'm good at video

45:11games.

45:14And Jeffrey responds, "Do you think I'm retarded?" No, just kidding. There is no one over 25 and all very cute.

45:22Because by this time in their communications, Jeffrey Epstein, who started out with very professional probings of Elon Musk's desire for a meetup, by this point, Jeffrey Epstein had rightly gotten the impression that Elon Musk had a bit of a dog in him, and that maybe the right tactic to take with Elon Musk wasn't so professional, but was rather a little more perverse. And so he just figured he'd shoot his shot and be straightforward and be like, "No, I'm not inviting you to meet diplomats.

45:55I'm inviting you to meet young girls."

45:58What do you say?

46:01Um, I've not personally found a response to this email yet. That's not the email we're here to see. We are here. There's a whole bunch of these that are alerts like that.

46:14Elon Musk appreciates the invitation to the ranch. We will come back to the ranch in a bit.

46:21Right there, Elon Musk writes, "Dece December 14th, 2013 in this ongoing attempt to get to the island.

46:32We'll be in the British Virgin Islands/Saintbart's area over the holidays. Is there a good time to visit?

46:38I will send Heli for you." This is a part of a longer communication.

46:43um where there's where like they're kind of spliced in here.

46:59So he So he asked, "Is there a good time to visit?" And one of the responses is anytime. I'll be there 28th through 27th.

47:07Um this is I think the full correspondence if I'm not mistaken.

47:11Yeah. So be there over the holidays is a good time to visit. Any day 1st through 8th. Play it by ear if you want. Always space for you. Okay. Probably the 1st.

47:20Then the 2nd or 3rd would be perfect. I will come and get you. I need to fly back to LA on the night of the second.

47:26So W. Actually, I could fly back early on the third. We'll be in St. Barts.

47:31When should we head to your island on the 2nd?

47:34Um and then there's a couple different email chains where he says, "I'll send a heli for you." And then Epste bails on him.

47:42and says, "Bad news. Unfortunately, my schedule will keep me in New York. Not going to the island. Sorry. Psych." And um although Elon Musk desperately wanted to go party on the island for New Year's, unfortunately Epstein bailed on him. But the reason why we're there, the way that we got here was the topic of helicopters because there's lots of mentions of bringing people to the island by helicopter.

48:14And for a long time before we got all these releases, before we had all these documents, for a long time, we only had the flight logs.

48:29And the flight logs are a little bit obscure. The flight logs are hard to decipher and they're not they're not super complete.

48:42And it's become more and more apparent over time that the flight logs are far from the only recordkeeping of who went to the island. There are numerous examples of girls, for example, one, I believe, Swedish girl that's emailing Epstein's female staff members about how she's flying alone from Europe to somewhere to meet them and probably does not have a return flight because she's going to be flying on Jeffrey Epste's plane from there on.

49:11and she's worried about if they're going to ask her if immigration is going to ask her questions and if she should buy a return flight just so that immigration doesn't bother her and all these things.

49:20Um because there's lots of instances where girls and people are flown into the big island here and then helicoptered over to Little St. James thereby avoiding the scrutiny of the flight logs.

49:38There's also a lot of speculation about Galain Maxwell's submarine license. She also had a helicopter license and we have photos of her flying helicopters in these releases.

49:55So more and more it's coming out that a whole lot of things happened that we don't even know what all happened.

50:08Um and that's the part where things get really shady. That's the part where things are really dark is the things that never that have not come out. If you think it's dark now, if you think that the emails we're seeing now are dark, oh boy, is it worse.

50:35Way worse.

50:38Um, but one other thing I wanted to do while we had Google Maps here is so little St. James here and you can see over here it says Red Hook, right?

50:48because this is that little inlet, that little marina that we were talking about.

50:57Um, where his business was doiciled.

51:08Do I still have the map open?

51:11Did I close the map?

51:15There it is.

51:21So, there's this pier, and it's the building just to the left of the pier.

51:26Well, that's not not wildly useful because there's multiple peers.

51:34Virgin Islands Boat Rental, Left Lane Charters.

51:42Okay, so here's the pier for left lane charters. Presumably, this is the Virgin Islands boat rental right there.

51:51So, Jeffrey Epstein's business was doiciled right here.

52:00And uh wrong email set.

52:09Sorry, the emails are rather confusing to track through.

52:16But someone was asking if Bryce and he could go over to Red Hook and have a quick pizza meal.

52:28There's also a lot of references to people messaging to ask if they can like, "Hey, Larry wants to know if he can use an apartment for a little bit tomorrow or something like that." the kind of phrasing that sounds an awful lot like, "Hey, can I go rape a girl in your that's that's, you know, over there in your spot tomorrow? Can I go utilize your services for a half an hour?"

52:58Yeah.

53:00Um, sorry guys, I'm not on Twitch right now, but Twitch is saying Stacy is a legend. So, I assume that that means that Stacy's in there gifting subs like a mad lad like usual. So Stacy, if that's what you're up to, we appreciate you. Thank you. Thanks for doing it. Um, and Meg, all the other regulars, thanks for being in there. Appreciate you guys.

53:19Um, I bet Kick is still having trouble.

53:24Kick still dead.

53:28Yeah, Kick's still dead. Classic.

53:32Don't know what's going on with it.

53:34Sorry, Kick. We'll we'll get Kick up another day.

53:37Um, so small taste of some of the sketch that is in these files. Um, small shout out to Tucker Carlson for having me on, for staying loud, for speaking up, um, for asking important questions.

54:01I think there's just one other clip that I want to play >> with some certainty are true or seem to be true. What are the questions that you having gone through this for several days now think that we should be asking following up on?

54:19>> Um well there's questions for a lot of different people and some of them are more serious and some of them are maybe less serious. Um, one of the biggest ones in many ways is how did we let Bill Gates be in charge of the medical decisions of our entire nation when apparently he was trying to slip uh antibiotics to his wife secretly because he transferred sexually transmitted diseases from hookers on Jeffrey Epstein's islands to her. That is insane.

54:50That poor [ __ ] woman. like, "Oh my gosh, my heart goes out to Melinda Gates." That woman thought that she was marrying a genius that was going to change the world.

55:05She thought she was going to be a philanthropic hero. She thought I'm sure she thought lots of things and I'm sure she's not perfect either, but oh [ __ ] dude.

55:16Imagine like you could not do something more evil to your wife like than to publicly drag her through this story in that way. To publicly humiliate her like that.

55:35Dude, my heart breaks for her and my heart goes out to her and I'm very proud of her for having the strength and courage to stand tall through it all as much as possible and to speak out about it and to tell her truth and to [ __ ] leave and to [ __ ] leave. Huge shout out to Melinda Gates for doing that. Not just to leave Bill, but to leave the foundation, too.

56:04Because if you don't know, Jeffrey Epstein himself set up the Bill and Meinda Gates Foundation on their behalf.

56:12He also set up the Clinton Global Initiative on their behalf because one of the things that he was especially good at was creating complex financial and tax structures and using charitable organizations as moneyaundering front companies. And I suspect that both of those companies were set up as fronts for intelligence operations, for money laundering and money movement.

56:48Yeah. Yeah. That's apparently that's apparently our health professionals um our pandemic response. But um but I I think that everyone that's in the files has a certain amount of answering to do.

57:00for example, Elon Musk and and to Elon's credit, at least he's out on Twitter um you know, at least putting his words forwards. I don't know is they all square with me when you actually read what he said in the emails versus what he's saying on Twitter is the truth.

57:17>> But like I haven't seen anything that directly completely No, Chad, that is not a mint. That's a rula. Okay, back off. That's a rula. I don't want to hear Coach Colin coming after me, bro.

57:29Chrissy ain't in here giving us no mints. All right. Ain't no mints in this party. Just straight ra 100% contradicts one another, so to speak. Um, so, so there's, you know, there's reconciliations of because that for people that don't have the context, there's a bunch of emails of Elon Musk trying to sort of organize going to party with Jeffrey Epstein, um, and explicitly saying, "No, I want to go to a wild party. I'm not trying to have a relaxing vacation. I'm really stressed.

57:58I want a wild party. Um, no big deal if it's a bunch of young girls. Um, but also it doesn't appear that they ever actually managed to make that connection happen for a party. Um, they kept missing each other operations all around the world and in the United States. Um, so there's there's just an endless number of people that, like you were saying earlier, that we could at least investigate because it's in the name, the Federal Bureau of Investigation. And they keep on giving us this line as though like, well, we've got emails, but it's not illegal to party with Jeffrey Epstein. And it's like, we're not asking

58:34you to read the emails. We're asking you to investigate all of the myriad suspicious things that are documented here in these files and emails. Um, and instead of getting investigation, we're getting what looks like cover up, denial, distraction, anything. Anything but investigation. Um, yeah, that's what we're getting. And um one other thing that I just want to bring up here while we're doing it is I made a claim that was a very important claim on that podcast about the fact that when the FBI raided Epstein's property and they photographed all of the blackmail CDs, all of the CDs and hard drives and binders

59:29that they actually left them there and later asked them to send them to the FBI and that they had no way to corroborate if any of it had been tampered with. And I just wanted to provide a source citation for you all um to show you that I'm not just making it up. Let me just uh reformat us a little bit so it's the right size here.

59:59So, what we're looking at is what is it? It's page 15.

60:07It's a different page number in the Kindle version than it is um in the actual book. And I'm pretty sure it's page Oh, it might not be as quick for me to site as I had hoped.

60:34The dark side of Wexner's philanthropy.

60:37No. Oh, I'm way off there. Wow, I actually just opened to it. Sick. This is from page 58 of One Nation Under Blackmail, volume 2.

60:50page 58 in the text version in online PDFs and readers. It's whatever. I don't know.

61:05FBI agent testimony at the Maxwell trial also revealed that when FBI agents did return to the residence with an appropriate warrant, the CDs and hard drives quote went missing.

61:25You know, maybe I I think that I want to give more context from earlier here.

61:32There has been considerable speculation that these very cameras that described up here, that his whole houses were wired up with cameras, that these very cameras were used to record footage that was subsequently stored on numerous hard drives and CDs that were known to law enforcement both in the case of Epstein's first runin with the law and in the case of his 2019 arrest.

61:53I have images of some of those.

62:00Um, we have a bunch of images from the files of those various CDs, cover folders from the binders of those CDs.

62:09We have pages of photographs from some of those binders.

62:15Um, I might even have That's not the evidence photos, that's his library. Oh, here here's one example of boxes of tapes and CDs. Um, there's other photos of these binders and evidence that I don't have readily available.

62:40But all of that evidence, all of that Cam that did not get scanned, all of that, that's all sourced from this that we're about to talk about.

62:57Those very cameras were used to record footage that was subsequently stored on numerous hard drives and CDs that were known to law enforcement, both in the case of Epstein's first run with the law and in the case of his 2019 arrest. It wasn't revealed until the Galileain Maxwell trial in the in late 2021 that these hard drives and CDs had been known to the FBI at the time of their 2019 raid of the property. During the Maxwell trial, it was also revealed that the FBI agents involved did not seize them and only photographed them.

63:26This was allegedly because the hard drives and CDs were outside the scope of their warrant.

63:37FBI agent testimony at the Maxwell trial also revealed that when the FBI agents did return to the residence with an appropriate warrant, the CDs and hard drives went missing and the FBI requested that evidence from one of Epstein's lawyers who later bought brought the items to the FBI's team.

63:54However, special agent Kelly Magcguire noted in her testimony that she could not confirm the content on the return CDs was the same as the ones that were taken, but confirmed all the items were accounted for.

64:10Per the photographs taken at the time of the raid, hard drives were found inside a safe forced open by the FBI, and numerous large black binders were found in a closet that contain CDs carefully categorized in plastic slip covers and thumbnails with photos on them. When shown in court, the homemade labels were redacted as Judge Allison Nathan had ruled that they contained identifying information for third parties. John's.

64:33Did that information involve only the names of underage girls, the names of black male victims, or both? The answer is both because now we have them.

64:42And uh we have some redactions and we have some unredactions.

64:49Numerous high-profile Epste victims as well as former Epstein employees have alluded to the videos and to blackmail, stating that Epstein had a lot of information on people, a lot of blackmail videos.

64:59Others have stated that the cameras were intended to record private moments as they were located, among other places, in bedrooms and bathrooms.

65:08All of this was just a wild conspiracy theory just a few years ago.

65:16But I just wanted to drop the original source for that claim, the goat Whitney Webb, on you. Um, just to show that we're not just spitting smoke out of our ass on the Tucker Carlson show. We are citing very legitimate research. the kind of research that all of these [ __ ] right-wing commentators that are pretending like there's, you know, only half a story here that they're just exposing that they haven't actually read anything, that they don't actually know what the [ __ ] they're talking about because we've known all this for years.

65:51This book, both of these books have been out for years, and you could read them.

65:56And if you had read them, none of this [ __ ] would have surprised you at all.

66:01and you would know that there's a lot more on its way.

66:06So, I built a little tool here to help us um to help us remember what exactly was it that we were promised? What what exactly was it that we were told the layer and then you and then what happened? The Trump administration the last go round decided, "No, no, we're not going to let that go. We're going to investigate him." Right? They charge him, they indict him, and he's awaiting trial. And I've said it, Dan Bonino said it. We've reviewed all the information and the American public is going to get as much as we can release. He killed himself. Do you think, let's play out the logical conclusion of this, do you think that

66:51myself, Bonino, and others would participate in hiding information about Epstein's grotes activities? Or yes? Yes, we do, Cash. We [ __ ] think that you would. And we think that your girlfriend, my opinion, is awfully suspicious. And I have questions about whether you're a closeted gay man who's being blackmailed or threatened or who knows in order to control this [ __ ] cover up cuz you're a piece of [ __ ] You're a filthy piece of [ __ ] and you should resign in shame and you should be charged with perjury at the very least if not treason at this point.

67:39[ __ ] treason because not we're not just talking about the abuse of young girls, which is bad enough. That alone, being complicit in a cover up of an abuse ring like this, that's bad enough. And that should send you to prison on its own. and the perjury that you have committed, not on Joe Rogan's podcast, but on the stand, what you've told us from the stand, that's enough to send you to prison on its own, in my opinion.

68:12But beyond that, that's not all we're talking about. We are talking about the subversion of the American government by a foreign spy ring, a foreign blackmail intelligence network.

68:26And if you're assisting in the cover up of that, that's [ __ ] treason.

68:35So yes, Cash, we do think that you would cover up information.

68:42Do you think we would also participate in not prosecuting people? We had ev Yeah, we do. We actually now in the files that you said that you'd read right there in all those files just the ones you've released so far Cash have plain as day evidence that a decade ago the FBI had a list of co-conspirators with the name Lesie Wexner on it and no investigation was ever done despite the man running two different sex trafficking rings.

69:26We have all sorts of evidence. We have emails saying, "Do I have permission to kill him?" Yeah, you have permission to kill him.

69:35New girl just arrived. Really cute.

69:37She's 9 years old from Brazil or wherever it is.

69:41We have emails saying, "I never thought I could kill a man.

69:46Now I know."

69:48All sorts of [ __ ] up [ __ ] all sorts of [ __ ] up [ __ ] Admissions of crimes left and right.

69:57And yeah, a single email is not enough to convict someone, but it's damn straight enough to launch an investigation cash.

70:07And the entire American public, less Ben Shapiro and Mark Levvin, who aren't American and aren't part of the public, the entire American public hates you and sees you for the for the single fool, disgraceful piece of [ __ ] that you are.

70:34And I think you deserve to go to prison for a very long time. I'd be happy if it was the rest of your life.

70:42Filth. Yeah, correct. Correct, chat.

70:45Filth evidence to prosecute people on the problem there's been like 15 years of people coming in and creating fictions about this that doesn't exist.

71:01Where's the videotape of an Epstein island of X, Y, and Z committing these frauds? Why haven't you given it?

71:06>> It's in Israel, Cash. It's [ __ ] in Israel. And if you just asked your girlfriend, maybe she'd show you. Maybe she she wouldn't. But, you know, you could ask, but then you might not get it in the booty the way you like tonight. So, don't want to lose your booty privileges.

71:24>> It to us. Do you really think I wouldn't give that to you if it existed? I'm working my ass off along with the leadership.

71:31>> Someone's working your ass off.

71:33Someone's working your ass up and down, Cash.

71:36So, I just want to remind us of what Cash Patel said.

71:59I just want to remind us of uh some of what Donald Trump >> American history we stand on the verge of the four greatest years in American history. With your help, we will restore America promise and we will rebuild the nation that we love and we love it so much. We are one people, one family and one glorious nation under God. So >> yeah, you work for Israel.

72:34Um I'm just scanning through here that uh looking for places where he's talking about the files.

73:04There he's talking about Greenland remarks on the economy.

73:32personal enrichment, paytoplay, mishandling class first hour of that election day. If if only for their decades of selfdeing, the politics of personal enrichment, paytoplay, mishandling classified information, compromising our national security, and outright corruption. We must decide here and now that Hillary Clinton will never be elected president of the United States of America.

74:00>> Oh. Oh, hindsight. Let's listen to that one more time.

74:04>> Election day. The first hour of that election day. If if only for their decades of selfdeing. The politics of personal enrichment.

74:14>> The politics of personal enrichment. A Trump family mishandling >> pay-to-play politics. A Kushner's A Miriam Adlesen >> the mishandling of classified information right compromising our national >> compromising our national security like covering up a [ __ ] sex trafficking blackmail ring that has our entire government compromised.

74:48Yeah.

74:50Yeah. and outright corruption. We must decide and outright corruption.

75:10The Clintons and their likes on the Clintons and their lies and schemes and corruption.

75:22We will open a bright new chapter focused on you, the American people. My contract with the American voter begins with a plan to end government corruption.

75:38My contract with the American people begins with a plan to end government corruption and to take our country back from the special interest. I want the entire corrupt Washington establishment to hear our words. our words when we say, you know, >> I want the entire corrupt Washington establishment to put their dick all the way down the back of my throat.

76:10Donald Trump, >> when we say, you know what we're going to say? We're going to win today and we're going to Washington DC to drain the swamp.

76:31It's feeling pretty swampy out here these days.

76:39It's feeling pretty pedtoy these days.

76:48What a scam that was. Correct, chat.

76:53What a [ __ ] scam all of that was.

76:58And it's important to look back from time to time and remember the things that these people have told us, to remember the promises that they made.

77:16to remember that it's both sides.

77:23It's all the club.

77:40Um, and then somewhere in this tool, it it grabbed this this old moment. Just quick trip down memory lane. You remember this?

77:50>> You know, there's a lot going on. Like, I don't know if you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. Yeah. I think it's called Puerto Rico.

78:02Okay. All right. Okay. We're getting there. Again, normally I don't follow the national anthem. Everybody.

78:11Yeah.

78:19Is Sarah Palin endorsing him?

78:25Okay. Let's move on to some promises and claims made by the esteemed members of our Justice Department and FBI.

78:40has said this multiple times. It is a rolling production of Crossfire Hurricane Documents. Well, you may ask, fair enough. Why the hell is it rolling?

78:47Get it all out?

78:49>> Cuz we don't have it all. Well, why don't you have it all? Because nobody gave it to us all. Well, why didn't they why didn't they do that? Exactly. We're finally We have a lot of good people working on it. I promise you.

78:59>> But the bad people kind of knew what they were doing. So, the rolling production is rolling for a reason. as soon as we find this stuff and other remember other intelligence agencies have some equities in it too and we can clear that through the process we're getting it out members of Congress and the US Senate that have reached out we're getting them the stuff as soon as it comes in and actually what they were doing was holding on to it and pretending it didn't exist and telling us that there wasn't any until they were forced by law to release them >> and yes one of the specific documents I

79:32read indicates to me that there was a a large degree of malfeasants here. We're not just talking misfeasants.

79:40>> Let me ask you about are you going to be looking into Cash and Pam any potential collusion between the DOJ, Leticia James, uh the novel legal theory of Alvin.

79:53>> Yep. Yep. Democrats verse Republicans.

79:56Democrats verse Republicans. Fight.

79:58Fight. Fight. Fight. Fight.

80:06FBI. Three other FBI have looked into that material to see if there's any leads to produce any investigatory leads to prosecute anyone. And we have exhausted that. But we are always open to new information based on the release.

80:21So Cash Patel has exhausted all leads and yet somehow in one week Twitter has turned up [ __ ] endless leads in only half of the files without even any resources that the DOJ has that the FBI has.

80:42We got leads [ __ ] all over the place here. Cash, we had leads before you even released the files. We had leads in the public square.

80:59Look at that face. Look at that piece of [ __ ] face.

81:03>> You told me when we last talked, this is eight months ago when we did the interview at the FBI in Quantico, um, that you were convinced that Epstein killed himself in jail. Today, eight month eight months after that, are you still convinced?

81:15>> Yes, >> 100%.

81:16>> Yes, sir.

81:18Um, let me bring you to >> Apparently Cash Patel didn't do very much investigative journalism, not a lot of investigating into Jeffrey Epstein's video game accounts.

81:31Or if he did, I would like an answer as to who the [ __ ] is playing Fortnite on Jeffrey Epste's account.

81:39a cash.

81:42I'd be curious how that investigation of that 4chan poster that knew that Jeffrey Epste was gonna die before he did. Be curious how that all turned out.

81:50>> Minnesota, there's the fallout from Minnesota.

82:06You better be careful because Donald Trump is not going to stand for this anymore. Blocked outside of US A when they cut off their access cards. They are they were emboldened but no longer.

82:18And every agency within this country, every federal agency. We went around the room and the president just basically asked a lot of us what was going on within our departments. And you know what you showed from Marco earlier is is so true. We all have known each other, the majority of us, for so long.

82:39>> We all have known each other for so long because, you know, Pam Bondi and Epstein go way back. She was in the Florida Attorney's Office when her boy Alex Aosta was given the sweetheart deal.

83:00She knew about the case.

83:03She was right there. Had a front row seat to it all to the first cover up.

83:11And here she is taking part in the second cover up.

83:21>> Director, the first time you saw Donald Trump's, >> if I'm not mistaken, this is sworn testimony from cash app Patel >> name was in the Epstein files. Did you close the files or keep reading?

83:37>> I have reviewed not the entirety of the files. So I have >> So you haven't reviewed all of the Epstein files >> personally? No.

83:44>> You're the director of the FBI. This is the largest sex trafficking case the FBI has ever been a part of. Buck stops at the top. And your testimony today is you have not reviewed all the files. What I've been doing is been busy providing the safest country this country has seen in modern US history in historic speed because the men and women of the FBI are given the resources to reduce the >> Do you feel safe, America? Do you feel like this is the safest country you've ever safed in?

84:15Minnesota, do you all feel safe out there?

84:19Florida, do you feel safe if you wanted to post something anti-semitic online?

84:26I mean, I'm pretty sure we're about to go to war with [ __ ] Iran out here.

84:32Gigi, do you feel safe?

84:35Oh, it's just the goats. GG, calm down.

84:36Calm down. We're safe. GG's tripping.

84:39We're safe, dog. It's the safest that Gigi, it's the safest that America has ever been. I don't know what GG's tripping on, dude. Obviously, Gigi didn't get the memo from Cash. the homicide rates to reduce the drug trafficking rate to reduce the amount of children that are being trafficked and the number of >> It sounds like those children being appreciate the director reviewing the files. You said you don't know the number of times Trump's name appears in the files. So, it could at least be a thousand times. Is that right?

85:05>> It's a lot more than a thousand times.

85:08>> The number is a total misleading factor.

85:11We have not released anyone's We have not released anyone's name file that has not been credible. Director, could it release every piece of legally permissible information? You can characterize the numbers however you want it.

85:24>> Claim me my time. Director, >> just to clarify, in half of the Epstein files, it is 4,798 times.

85:35Granted, that doesn't really mean anything, but it is 4798 times.

85:46It sounds like if you don't know the number, it could at least be a thousand times, which makes me >> It's not.

85:51>> Is it at least 500?

85:53>> It's not.

85:58>> You under oath there, Cash? Are you under oath there?

86:02>> No.

86:03>> Is it at least 100 times?

86:04>> No.

86:04>> Then what's the number?

86:05>> I don't know the number, but it's not that.

86:07>> Do you?

86:08>> No, it's not that. No, sir. No, it's not. Cash.

86:12>> You think it might be your job to know?

86:14>> They have deleted plenty. My job is to provide for the safety and security of this country. My job is not to engage in political innuendo.

86:22My job is to take it up the butt every night for my girlfriend.

86:26My job is to protect the great nation of Israel.

86:29Don't tell me what my job is. I'm doing a very good job. I'm trying very hard.

86:34It's a hard job.

86:38>> You can go out to the sticks and get your 22nd hit and you're fundraising my time.

86:42>> Keep going. reclaiming your time because the people of California are being underserved by your representation >> is not implicated. Why not release everything that involves >> we have released everything the president and anyone else's side that is credible and lawfully be able to >> four months ago four months ago cashel said we have released everything except for the six million other things three million of which we still don't have to be released your fixation on this matter and baseless accusations that I'm hiding pedophiles is disgusting.

87:24>> Yeah, you are disgusting, Cash. And you are hiding, protecting, covering up for a fuckload of child pedophiles.

87:34What's with all the redacted names, Cash?

87:37Obviously, the redacted names of perpetrators all throughout the files.

87:45Anyone that says that needs to look at the stats alone and go back to the state of California who's receiving the biggest surge in FBI resources through my redeploy.

87:55>> Oh yeah, you got to look at the stats.

87:57Look at the stats, bro. It'll be really great to look at the stats.

88:02Why? Why do we forget to just look at the stats?

88:08So, uh, I've got four documents I'd like to introduce into the record. The first one is Jeffrey Epstein six story played out for years in plain sight.

88:19May it may have held that title when he met Epstein and then yes without objection the gentleman will hold for a second. The gentleman from Maryland's recognized.

88:27>> Thank you. You also said somewhere in the hearing and here today that the problem is that the case files are constrained by limited search warrants from 2006 to 2007 and that the nonprosecution agreement hamstrung future investigations.

88:42Those constraints only apply to Southern District of Florida. They do not apply to Southern District of New York. The location of the 2019 sex trafficking indictment which produced many things including a series of FD302 documents.

88:56They also don't apply to the New Mexico ranch, which is probably the most suspicious of all the properties, which I think we all are wondering if there's a basement, if there's any tunnels, if there's anything underground, and obviously they also don't apply to the island. According to victims who cooperated with the FBI in that investigation, these documents in FBI possession, your possession, detail at least 20 men, including Mr. Jess Staley, CEO of Barkclay's Bank, who Jeffrey Epstein traffked victims to. Victims including minors such as Virginia Roberts Euprey. May she rest in peace.

89:43That list also includes at least 19 other individuals. One Hollywood producer worth a few hundred million dollars. One royal prince. One high-profile individual in the music industry. One very prominent banker. One high-profile government official. One high-profile former politician. One owner of a car company in Italy. One rock star. One magician. At le David Copperfield.

90:10David Copperfield. Don't look up David Copperfield. Sex scandal.

90:15Abuse allegations. six billionaires, including a billionaire from Canada. We know these people exist in the FBI files, the files that you control. I don't know exactly who they are, but the FBI does. Have you launched any investigations into any of these people?

90:33And have you seen these 302 documents?

90:37>> Sir, I have asked my FBI agent.

90:40>> Massie always with the fire. Massie always bringing the right questions.

90:44Massie the [ __ ] legend >> to review the entirety of the Epstein files and bring forth any credible information. And we're working with Congress not only to divulge that information and produce it to you, but any investigations that arise from any credible investigation will be brought.

90:59There have been no new materials brought to me launching a new um indictment. So, is is is the loophole here or is it your assertion that these uh victims aren't credible, that the 302s maybe didn't produce credible statements that rise to a probable cause? It's not my assertion, sir. It's the assertion of um at two different United States attorneys offices from three separate administrations who investigated those same materials in lifetime.

91:28>> Are the 302 documents in the FBI's possession?

91:32>> They reviewed all that. Yes, sir. And and so have you reviewed those 302 documents that where the victims name the people who victimized them?

91:42>> If I personally know, but the FBI has.

91:44>> So how can you sit here and and in front of the Senate and say there are no names?

91:51>> I said all >> I named one today.

91:53>> I I said we are not in the we are not in the practice at the Department of Justice, FBI of releasing victims names.

92:00That is not what we do. We are also not in the habit of releasing incredible information. That's not what we do. But multiple authorities have looked at the entirety of what we have.

92:11>> Okay, I got to move on here. Were you present when the AG uh had the White House event when she released the binders to social media influencers?

92:19>> I was. Yes. And so if you're willing to meet with social media influencers who do you want to remind us of this post in light of Cash Patel having no credible leads, no one to investigate. Redacted sender sent, "Thank you for a fun night.

92:41Your littlest girl was a little naughty."

92:46When you look up all the emails sent and received on 11th of March 2014, you find out that they were having a weird Jewish pudding party the night before that and that several people emailed to say how great the party was and how great the girls were and how they'd never had quite that kind of pudding before.

93:16stood to benefit from the sensational and sad stories of these victims. Will you meet with the victims as well? The FBI will meet with anyone who has no information.

93:25>> Will you?

93:26>> No, they won't.

93:30Right. You So, right. Are we all on the same page here?

93:35We're all on the same page here.

93:39that occurred on Wednesday at the White House over the Justice Justice Department's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. And this after the DOJ and FBI on Sunday released a joint review walking back its claims about an Epstein celebrity client list that apparently never existed. Sources also saying Bonino is considering resigning and took a day off from work on Friday due to his frustrations.

94:03>> Yeah.

94:08You said Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide. People don't believe it.

94:14>> Well, I mean, listen, they have a right to their opinion, but as someone who has worked as a public defender, as a prosecutor, who's been in that prison system, who's been in the Metropolitan Detention Center, who's been in segregated housing, um you know a suicide when you see one, and that's what that was.

94:32>> Wow, what a convincing argument. Cash >> killed himself. you again. You want me to get I've I've I've seen the whole file. He killed himself.

94:41>> They've seen the whole file. They've seen the whole file.

94:46They've seen all the emails where all the Jews are saying, "Let the [ __ ] toil in the real world."

94:58War between the Jews and [ __ ] Jews currently winning.

95:09between the Jay's and the nonJS. Jay's presently winning. As you probably know, I represent the Rothschilds. What would you like me to do with your friend? You want me to do her or try to her? RFK's wife was found unalived in her backyard.

95:25Epstein says, "Whoops. Very interesting photo taken one week after he was supposedly unalived." Before this FBI report, Epstein belonged to both US and Allied intelligence services. MSAD right under it. I found this photo from our visit with BB Nets and Yahoo. We need to discuss World War II. The investors want to know if we're still on for February 8th, 2026. Uh-oh. I can't even.

95:49>> Yeah, that is in two days.

95:51>> This out about a Ukrainian girl. Nuts.

95:53Wonder what's redacted right here. Thank you for the fun night. You're what? Let the goyam deal in the real world. You always make me smile. Oh, that's just from the princess of Norway. I'm uncovering everything. Comment your thoughts. Follow me for the new Yeah, the Instagram sleuths, the exjournalists, the renegade Tik Tockers that are now homeless.

96:19They're all turning up all kinds of stuff. Cash, Mr. Bonino.

96:29Maybe the last one we'll watch topic >> on the Epstein files. Um, does the new investigation by the Southern District of New York US Attorney prevent the department from releasing all of the remaining files?

96:40>> So, we have released 33,000 over 33,000 Epstein documents to the Hill and we'll continue to follow the law um and to have maximum transparency. Also, we will always encourage all victims to come forward.

96:57>> What are the next steps, Madam Attorney General?

97:00>> They'll encourage all victims to come forward by failing to redact their [ __ ] personal information when they release the files and instead redacting the information of all the perpetrators, really encouraging the victims to come forward. you a piece of [ __ ] >> for the DOJ regarding the what we assume President Trump will sign into law with the Epstein files. Is this going to be on the Justice Department website? What are you doing here over the next 30 days as we understand it?

97:28>> We will continue to follow the law with maximum transparency while protecting victims.

97:36When you say follow the law, attorney general, do you mean that you will provide all the files by 30 days?

97:44>> We will follow the law. The law passed both chambers last evening. It has not yet been signed, but but we will continue to to follow the law again while protecting victims, but also providing maximum transparency.

97:59>> So, she can only say one thing apparently and can't even do that one thing that she says. Here's another one in the files.

98:07>> New Brazilian just arrived. Sexy and cute. 9 years old. Best regards.

98:14>> Redacted.

98:16For some reason, the sender of that needed to be redacted. For some reason, whoever sent new Brazilian just arrived, sexy and cute, 9 years old. Best regards. That sender needed to be redacted.

98:31Yeah.

98:33Yeah. There's just more and more and more and more and it's it feels virtually endless. And part of that is because of the ridiculous way that these files have been released.

98:55millions of documents with no organizational structure, with no real way to access them.

99:08When you go to the DOJ disclosures and you go to the Transparency Act, this is what you get. No download links anymore.

99:14They took away the download links.

99:18Data set 9 is hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of gigs.

99:24thousands and thousands of pages.

99:30I can't even click. There's no more last button anymore.

99:35So, if you wanted to get to the last one, you'd have to go and modify the page number to let's say 5,550.

99:44Does that page exist?

99:47Yes, it does. And lots of other pages do, too. Do you have time to go through 5,500 pages of individual PDFs and open them all one at a time just to Oh, that one's not useful. I guess I'll go back and I'll open another one one at a time. Oh, that one's not useful. I'll go back and I'll open one more one at a [ __ ] time.

100:17Pretty transparent, eh?

100:19And if you wanted to download them now, you would either need to know how to code and scrape them all and how to bypass the DOJ's blocks on scraping, or you'd have to download them one at a time, millions of documents, one at a time. So, I thought I'd take a moment to update you on the state of a project that me and the boys are working on.

100:44web web has been cooking in the background.

100:49And this is not the final version. This is my Frankensteined modified personal version that I have on my computer.

101:00My boys that are much smarter than me have been cooking on the real version of web. And I plugged it a little bit on Tucker's show. And so I wanted to give you a little update on what's coming and on what you can expect and on how you can use it and on what it will be able to do for you when these files a for this whole document set and for any other document sets that come out in the future.

101:25So I want to showcase you this document set is related to the moon cult and to uh the Charlie Kirkin investigation and to the fivestar trust and all these other documents. This is not related to the Epstein files. is a different document set, but I just want to show you how the chat works so that you can understand how revolutionary this is going to be with the Epstein files. And I've used it on the Epstein files and it's [ __ ] crazy. And this week, we're going to have it ready and we're going to start rolling it out in beta beta test for journalists with all the files uploaded, the entire new

102:05drop, millions of them. as well as the old documents as well because you can't just do keyword searches. You need to string ideas together. You need AI analysis. You need them all vectorzed and categorized and interfaceable in complex ways. And there's a lot of things wrong with AI. And yes, it is going to destroy our world. And we'll do a whole show about about Moltbot and uh how the AIs are inventing religions and hiring humans now. We'll do that show this week. But using AI to help regular people sort through these files is going to be [ __ ] revolutionary.

102:48So I asked it about this data set. Is there evidence that the moon cult was involved in intelligence operations? And it goes through its document set and only through its document set. It doesn't go out into the internet and start hallucinating. It stays within its document set and looks through what it has in very complex andworked ways.

103:06Pulls back hundreds of sources, thinks critically about what it's learned, goes back out and gets more related sources, brings them all back and gives you a comprehensive answer, the intelligence origins. Then it gives you an AI summary. The connection starts at the very founding of the church. According to a 1963 CIA report, the unification church was organized by retired Brigadier General Kim Jong- the founder and first director of the South Korean CIA. And then there's a citation. And this is the most important part does not help if you have AI summaries without primary sources. But when the primary

103:38source is linked right there and you can view it in its original form. In this case, it's a clip from a news article and I can put it away and I can go to the next source citation and I can view it in its primary form or I can view it in this highlighted form.

103:59Um, my screen share is a little small so I'm just going to cramp it in here for you so you guys can see everything here. So, it's got these answers that'll tell you that'll string together a understandable plain text answer about what you're asking. And then you can click and get the primary sources. It's all smashed together here, but you can get the primary sources. In this case, it's all news clippings, but in the case of the Epstein files, all your source citations will be the original documents right there.

104:31And so if you were to ask it a question like, "Were there any were there ever any emails of Elon Musk asking to go to Epstein Island?"

104:44Yes. On this date, this date, this date, this date, here's all the dut click, click, click, click, click. You've got them all. Okay, cool. I saw in this email he mentioned this. What's that all about? Is there any connections there?

104:56Yes, that's this. This this this. Here's other related files. File file file file. Click, click, click, click, click.

105:01And then you can, if you find one you like, you can pin it to your canvas.

105:07And you can organize it.

105:10Oh, sorry. That's the wrong one. That one's already there. This is the one that I just pinned.

105:15And you can organize it and save it for later and draw connections, etc., etc.

105:22and you can build out your own organizational structure and then share that with other people to show them what you've dug out of the files.

105:31And you'll have a collection that's much more organized in the final version than it is here of all the original files on the side here that you can open up yourself and you can view them in various different formats, original formats and in highlightable formats as well. Again, this is just my bastard version that I've been vibe coding in to build extra features and to play with and to kind of like build out my own [ __ ] in. But my homie, who's a real developer, has been gaming away hard.

106:02And right now, we are uh maybe halfway through a like 30hour processing batch of Epstein files because it's millions of documents and we're processing the hell out of them. I am personally spending thousands of dollars on processing all these files with AI.

106:25And then here is the scoop on how it's going to be accessible to people.

106:32The goal the goal has always been to make this stuff accessible for free to make web a free resource.

106:41That's unfortunately not really possible because the amount of AI involved in analyzing document sets of that size.

106:50Someone's got to foot the bill and it's a lot of money. I am footing the bill personally with my own money for the processing of all the documents which is the big lift. That's the expensive part, the initial expensive part. Then every time that you ask AI to help you understand the documents and to pull documents and to get answers and to site the sources and all that, every one of those questions costs money, too. Very small amount of money, but it adds up.

107:15And so, unfortunately, someone's got to foot that bill, too. So, here's the plan. The plan is I'm going to preload.

107:25It's going to be all online. So, you're not going to have to download it. You're not going to have to understand code.

107:30You're not going to have to understand how to like put in different API keys and stuff. All hosted online for anyone to access just like going to any old website. And it's like you're right there. Make an account. You just enter your email and a password and then you have an account and then you can load in the document set that we have preloaded in for you. And you can, you know, mix and match your document sets into your private project. That's all for you. You have your own Blackboard canvas that you can add your documents to and do your work in. It's saved into your account.

108:03All the documents are pre-processed.

108:06And I'm going to preload that resource with I think $5,000 worth of tokens, which is a lot of tokens.

108:18Then we're going to give it out to a bunch of journalists, to a bunch of content creators, to a bunch of people that can beta test it for us and also use it to enhance their own research.

108:28And we'll let them roll with it for 3 to 5 days is the plan. Give them a bit of a head start with free token use.

108:37And then once it's been stress tested with first, you know, 10 people and then with like a hundred people and then it's stress tested maybe with like a thousand people, we'll just open it up and whatever's left of that initial 5,000 free tokens that I've put in there, we'll just let people use them all up for free. When those tokens are all gone, the plan is to we're going to flip it onto like a basic subscription model where you pay five or $15 a month or more if you want like literally unlimited tokens. Um, and it'll give you a certain number of messages per month that'll it's it's like a pretty cheap kind of for what

109:14you're getting. It's [ __ ] cheap. Um, and that way we offset the costs so that I'm not paying thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars to foot everyone's AI bill for this tool. um because I I just can't do that obviously.

109:28So that is the happy medium that we're finding for the webbased web, the online version that everyone can access, make your own account and just pay for what you use and infinite resource for everyone to use. We are also but what we're we wanted to be committed as well to making it open source and uh as like and free to use for anyone and you know it's not free to use AI AI costs but what we are going to do is once we get that version online and ready and rolling for everybody then we're going to flip into translating it into a downloadable version that anyone who's a little more techsavvy that wants to can

110:10download it themselves onto their own device and have their own copy of it of the software that they can do what they want with. They can modify it, you know, whatever. And they can plug their own API keys into and you can upload your own document sets to it and use it on whatever document sets you want to use.

110:26And you just pay for whatever tokens in your own way with your API keys, however you want to do it. Um so those are our two solutions is one is I can fund the first tokens for the release of the main thing for everybody the easy version the the layman version which will be preloaded with Epstein documents and then in the future we'll drop other documents in there too like we'll put in the JFK files and we'll put in maybe we'll put in Charlie Kirk files maybe we'll put in other files in the future right and then there will be like the GitHub style version that more technical folk can download and use for themselves

110:59and modify and build on over time and hopefully this ecosystem, this tool, this resource can grow and become invaluable because holy [ __ ] it is revolutionary how smart and how how useful it is. And I've actually been sort of I've I've been kind of not digging as hard into the files as I normally would right now because I know that I'm about to have this tool that's going to make all the work I've done up till now obsolete because it's like the amount of work it takes right now to sip through the files and find things is just insanely hard. And I know that in two days once I have web in these files,

111:41I can do all that in seconds. and then so much more. So, I am so stoked for it. Um, it's going to be revolutionary. Keep your eyes peeled onto my social channels, onto my ex, onto my Instagram. I'm going to be announcing it with a video that I'll put out um announcing that it's live for uh journalists and content creators to get in touch with me and I'll send them out a code that'll get them in there. Um, and we'll just kind of like give it out little by little by little and then all at once once it's ready. And that should be happening this week. Um, we should have it up and running in like a day or

112:18two hopefully if all goes according to plan. Fingers crossed. And then once it's up and running and it's been stress tested by the first group, by sort of the the journalist crowd, then we'll open the floodgates and let you all just run in and use those tokens up. And once the tokens are used up, then it'll switch on to a pay-to-play model that kind of like balances out. I I think that the tiers we're setting is five and $15 depending how much you want. Um but I kind of forget.

112:47Um weird. My YouTube page over here just crashed. Cool. We're still live. Good.

112:54So that's what's going on with web. Um and I just wanted to plug that a little bit. I plugged it on Tucker Carlson's show and I wanted to give you guys a little more detailed update on what the plan is and how that's going to work.

113:05Um, get hyped. It's going to be [ __ ] revolutionary and it's going to make it so that any old regular person with can basically immediately go get real answers with real sources right from the files themselves. No more guessing, no more nothing. That'll just make maximum transparency um out of this whole debacle. And the fun part is that we downloaded all the files before they started deleting a fuckload of them. So a bunch of the deleted files will be in there and accessible.

113:36So that is the current state of the plan.

113:44Um, there probably is endless more that we could talk about tonight, but I think we've probably been going for like two hours almost now. And we've amassed a whole bunch of super chats that I'm actually not really prepared to I I didn't really set up uh my super chat tracker to track them tonight, but I think I can maybe I can retroactively do it. Or maybe we're just going to do this the old school way.

114:22Yeah, we're gonna have to do it the old school way.

114:26Um, so anyways, that is our show for tonight. That is the main event. Um, I really appreciate you being here. Um, also I would be remiss not to mention one more time. Um, a huge shout out to the buyer app. Um, if you don't if you don't know, I don't do any ads or sponsors. I don't take any brand deals. I don't do any paytoplay. I don't take any money for anything. I just create content literally myself.

114:55Um, this entire operation is run by me.

114:58And buyer is me and two friends. And so the only ads I run are for things that I've built with my buddies. And buyer app is a sick app that you can download from the Google Play Store or the Apple iOS store. Download into your phone for free. And you can scan any product in the grocery store and you can find out who owns that product and uh what kind of company they are. You know, you can find out who you're supporting.

115:25Oh, that's funny. I got a new phone. I'm not even logged into buyer on this phone. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to take the time to do that right now. But you can just scan the barcode of any old product and figure out, you know, who owns Sprouts? What's up with Sprouts?

115:41Spoiler alert, publicly traded company, Black Rockck, Vanguard, State Street, or you can, you know, that alternative, that alternative at Little Energy Drink Company or that small Australian New Zealand Manuka Honey Company, you know, scan them all. If it's got a barcode in the grocery store, or really if it's got a barcode at all, you can scan it and find out who owns it, who your money's going to, who you're supporting, and you can get a a strong sense for how they may or may not care about you. Um, personally I use it to find founder and family-owned companies because founder and family-owned companies are just

116:14better to support. They care more about you. They care more about their product.

116:18They care more about the world. Big mega corporations don't give a [ __ ] about anything but the bottom line and making money.

116:25And uh, they're pretty much all owned by Black Rockck and Black Rockck is all owned by Yeah.

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117:062026. You got to be a little more intentional about where you're spending your money because it matters. So that's our ad read for the night. Um thanks for being here. Thanks for liking, commenting, subscribing. Um really appreciate it. Um I'm actually feeling pretty good. I'm I'm sick today, but I'm I'm I took one ibuprofen and had a bunch of honey and tea. Um and so I think we're ready to do some super chats to roll into the hangout phase of our night.

117:37Um I think I'm just going to pull up some stream beats here real quick and uh we'll get our volume tuned in.

117:55Yeah. Yeah. What's up?

118:00Yeah. It was a fun show, right? It was a fun show. Fun show in the new digs. GG's stoked. She had good chicken tonight.

118:08I'm done moving places for a while now.

118:12Going to have some [ __ ] homies visiting. We're going to make a little documentary about Jeffrey Epstein hopefully. Life is good. Life is good.

118:21Um, you know, the world is [ __ ] but life can still be good. Don't forget to uh don't forget to zoom back in on on life and and sunshine and the little things, on family, on people.

118:38Don't forget to stay grounded. Keep having a good time while the world burns.

118:44Give me a second here.

118:47Excuse me.

118:49to see if our super chat is set up the way we want it to be. Oh, nope.

119:01Um, well, I guess we'll do some modifications here.

119:11I don't know what's going on with this, but we'll just grab that. Pull it over.

119:20Grab that. Oh, it's because I keep switching screens. When I move houses, I I switch screens.

119:26This is currently almost the top of the supers.

119:32We'll slide it up to be the top.

119:41Okay.

119:44So, we're just going to run this game old school. There's a lot of supers to play through here. Um, I think what I'm going to do is I'm going to I'm gonna try to scroll through and start at the really high ones and get all the hundreds and 50s because I would hate to miss um big donations from people that are dropping in that hard on us and I don't want to miss any of those ones. Um, and then we'll come back through and we'll see if we can't get to everybody. Um, I don't know if we can get to everybody tonight, but we'll do our best. All right. Um, I do really appreciate everybody being in here and supporting. So, let's find the

120:15Reds first and get the Reds out of the way. Uh, Jess Happy 5377, thanks for the huge $100 donation. Really appreciate it. You are awesome on Tucker's show. If only all the media station run by Philadelphia would actually let facts/ you speak. The majority of people in this country have no clue what is actually going on. Love your buyer app.

120:34Growing my own food. Hell yeah. That's how we win this. That's how we win. Grow your own food. Vote with your dollar.

120:42Support independent people. independent media, independent businesses. Um, you're a legend. Thanks, Jess. Really appreciate it. Thanks for the donation.

120:50And thanks. I I was when anytime I do an interview or a podcast that's like with like any of these bigger shows, I mean, really almost any podcast, I always like finish and just forget like what we talked about, I'm like, I I I think it went well. Like, I don't I don't know.

121:06It we'll have to wait and see. Um, and I thought it went pretty well. I rewatched it today. I was proud.

121:13It was a good conversation. There's endless places we could go. And obviously Tucker didn't want to um he didn't want to like jump to conclusions and like, you know, get get out ahead of his skis, which I respect. Um I'm definitely out more ahead of my skis.

121:27Partially because I've done a lot more research and have a lot more background of the work that I've already done on the story, but also because I'm younger and rasher and pissed offerer. Well, I don't know. Maybe he's just as pissed off as the rest of us. But, um, I thought it was a really great conversation and an important conversation for the people to hear.

121:51I think there's one or two more reds down here. Land SF 2008, thanks for the big 100. Drop this into the fund to help you out. Thank you. Yeah, we'll drop that into the web fund. Appreciate that.

122:02It is a lot of money being spent on um I spent a lot of money funding funding the team building this thing and funding the processing fees which is a lot of money um thousands of dollars being spent on processing all these documents into the AI system in the first place. And then I want to make at least a little bit of a free resource at first a little bit of a fund so that the journalists can get in there for free and then hopefully everyone can play around a little bit for free before we have to charge a little for it. Um so thanks for helping out. appreciate it. I think we'll probably build in a donate button on the

122:34web website as well if people want to donate to it um and to the team building it cuz um the team building it are like humble developers and they work really hard. There's there's three guys um in total on the team. Uh I guess four guys including me and the other three don't have big YouTube channels. They don't have like like YouTube pays me very well but like they're just working hard crushing life. So, um, donations really support them, too. Um, when you donate to web and stuff like that. So, or when you subscribe to buyer, stuff like that.

123:06So, it means a lot, um, to support the work they're doing. I'm going to go back to the top. We'll get the 50s. Now, if I if I did Streamyard like the rest of the homies, I could just pop these things on screen like they do, but I don't, so I can't.

123:22Um, Ray Lynville, thanks for the 50.

123:25Ian, my mom Cindy Yates loves your content. She's been a member forever now. You and Baron inspired her to start her own channel and she's gotten some traction. I think you'd like her vids.

123:34She's also been wanting to research with you. You're awesome. Thank you. I appreciate that. That's super cool that we could inspire someone else to actually start a channel um and get get into it, Cindy Yates.

123:50And it's cool that moms are doing things. Shout out to moms. Um, here. Let me Here's what we'll do. We'll pop this up here and we'll briefly pop in like this. Silence is complicity.

124:05Truth is action. Cindy Yates. Hell yeah.

124:10Hell yeah. Good job, Mom.

124:13110 subscribers. Let's bump those numbers up.

124:17It's always cool to see new people hopping in, learning the craft, doing their best. you. She's putting out a lot of videos. 13 days ago, 12 days ago, 11 days ago, 10 days ago, 9 days ago, 8 days ago, 7 days ago, 6 days ago, 4 days ago. Homeg girl is more dedicated than me. She is up in this beast. Nice work, Cindy. Killing the game. That's awesome.

124:38Love seeing more Americans and people all around the world getting inspired to take action for truth and speak up. So, shout out for that. Thank you, Cindy.

124:51And thanks to Cindy's daughter or son or whoever um VB about one year back before Charlie Kirk's end, Salem now distributed government gangsters by and featuring Cash. So he told us how the bureaucracies run this ish.

125:18Yeah, Cash has had a weird long road into here.

125:22Um, Salem is a whole sketchy ass rabbit hole. Salem media group, they are tied the [ __ ] in. And we didn't really talk about it tonight.

125:32I was thinking about talking about it tonight, but um, more and more all these stories are merging at the nexus point that is Israel.

125:43Because when you have one group of extremely powerful evil [ __ ] that think that they are better than everybody else, that are intent on global domination and manipulating the world through tools like blackmail, bribery, etc. You wind up with their little [ __ ] tentacles strung out through all the different power systems in our world. And that turns up in places like charitable organizations like TPUSA. It turns up in places like the [ __ ] White House with hidden cameras recording kid did ddling.

126:20It turns up in our laws where they're restricting our freedom of [ __ ] speech just over and over and over again. All roads lead back to God's chosen people.

126:36Found you on Tik Tok in the dark times.

126:37I really appreciate you, your knowledge, and your hard work. Thank you. Yeah, no longer on Tik Tok. I mean, I've still got my account, but what I do now is I make my videos on Tik Tok because they have the good green screen, and then I post them, download them, and then immediately delete them because I guarantee you I'm getting banned the moment one of those posts gets scanned by the AI. Immediate ban. And if I got banned, then I would have to find a new way to make my videos, my Tik Toks, and that would suck.

127:04I'd have to make a bunch of alt accounts, which I'm sure I'll have to do at some point. But, um, yeah, Tik Tok is long gone. It's dead. Bought out by the you know who's. And uh if you're still trying to get your news from Tik Tok, news flash, you're not.

127:20So, thanks for the donation. Thanks for the support.

127:23There's one more down here. Two more.

127:28HDK, what do we do? How do we get justice? How do we cope with being run over by satanic PDFs? How do we take back our society? I can't risk my life's work, be dismantled by being labeled, but I can't live with paying taxes to them. Yeah. Amen. So, here's actually something that I meant to talk about on the main show.

127:49Maybe I'm naive, chat. You're going to have to tell me if I'm naive on this one, but it occurred to me that we always get discouraged about voting. You know, we for good reason have this this mindset that builds and is building that voting doesn't mean anything and you can't vote your way out of this and voting doesn't even matter, which is pretty true.

128:17But there's always been this little niggling, naggling thing in the back of my mind about that.

128:25Oh, hey, are we getting double audio on the music?

128:31I think we were getting double audio on the music. So, voting, yes, voting doesn't do much, but you know what does is running.

128:46I was watching an Instagram reel by I think she's a Democrat candidate um a younger gal that's running and um I've heard a little bit about the race. I don't really know the specifics, but been watching a lot of Fishback running.

129:05I've got my reservations about him, but it's it's more and more it occurs to me that voting doesn't necessarily do a whole lot. But if we are going to vote all these pedophiles out of office, we need fresh blood to vote in. We need regular Americans that are fed up with this to vote in. We need patriots to take office. And we need that all across the country in every state in local elections, in state elections, in federal elections.

129:43And if regular Americans were to run in every single election, and literally you could just put on your [ __ ] voting thing, you could just like you could run your campaign online, grassroots it, and just put on your thing. Not for Israel.

129:59I'd vote for you if I saw on my voting sheet a regular dude that I'd never heard of that said, "I'm just a regular dude that wanted to run to stop sending money to Israel." Immediate vote.

130:16Immediate vote. Now, we do need those people to be uncorruptible, strong willed, durable [ __ ] because they are going to have the book thrown at them. They're going to have everything thrown at them. We need people that are ready for the fight that that's going to be. But I know a lot of you out there are ready for the fight that that's going to be. And ultimately, like if that that's how this government works. If none of us are going to run, then they're going to keep running their people and they're going to keep ruling over us. And sure, even if we get suppose we get like 50% [ __ ] into office in the next election

130:54cycle and we get 50% [ __ ] and they're legit, that's still not going to change the world overnight. But you know what it is going to do? It'd cause a lot of [ __ ] problems for these [ __ ] It would give us a lot more power to poke the system to whistleblow, to open things up, to vote better, to start to change the power structures in government in this nation, to expose the rampant corruption all across state, local, federal.

131:28that actually would make a difference if regular Americans, regular old [ __ ] were to stand up and run for elections.

131:40So I want to openly invite Americans all across this country in every state, every city to run for office.

131:54Run for office. Run your campaign online.

131:58You can do it on the cheap as much as possible and just stand on American principles.

132:05Stand on your principles.

132:07And when you have to tell the American people what you stand for, just be straightforward. Just tell the truth. I'm just a regular American that's fed up with this that wants the Epstein files to be released in full and wants to see prosecutions. Thank you very much. And I'd bet that you'll get some votes.

132:30And let's say that that happens. Let's say that let's say that good old [ __ ] run all across the country in 2026.

132:39And let's say that some of them make it in and a bunch of them don't. And it's like, oh, did you fail? No. Because we started a movement. And then two years later, a whole bunch more run and they're much more prepared. And the voters are waking up and they're realizing, "Oh, we can vote these [ __ ] out."

132:59And then the next election, even more people run and then more and then more and then more.

133:10Am I wrong, chat? Am I wrong?

133:14Tell me I'm wrong.

133:16Because by my reckoning, that would actually make a difference.

133:22That is a legitimate way that Americans can make a difference.

133:33Right?

133:37So that's my open invitation to all of you to think about it. If you're a person that has any little bit of wealth or the means or the motive or the moral character and fortitude to fight the good fight, maybe you should look up online tonight.

133:55Maybe you should ask your local chatbot, GBT or Claw. Just type in like, "Hey, if I wanted to run in my local or state elections, what would be involved? How would I do that?

134:08And if I did that, how, you know, how would I do it well? And what would what are the deadlines and what kind of forms would I need to fill out?

134:18Because, you know, actually a good AI chatbot could really help you with that process, too.

134:25There's also, I would imagine that there's um probably organizations, citizens organizations, uh, civic organizations that can help with those sorts of things, although maybe be careful because they might be captured.

134:38But yeah, I think the time to take back our government is now.

134:44I think the time is now.

134:47And um there's an obvious, you know, elephant in the room with this conversation of like, Ian, why don't you do it?

134:54And um I think I have more ability to make a difference here the way with what I'm doing now than I would if I were to run right now.

135:04Um, and I would loathe politics, but in the future that might have to happen. We'll see. In the future that might have to happen. Not ruling it out, but for now I think that um for now I think that I probably have more of a role to play here doing what I'm doing. Um, and maybe in the future I jump into the fray.

135:34Yeah, if Stacy's out there, if Stacy's talking [ __ ] Stacy, you do it. We'll all vote for you. We'll run your [ __ ] campaign for you.

135:43If any of you good old [ __ ] out there are running for office, y'all get in touch and let me know. You make a you make some content about it, I'll find it and I'll I'll I'll help you out.

135:53The whole internet will get behind you.

135:56Hey, Real Bay is in the chat. Shout out to Real Bays being here. Thanks for the 50, bro. Hope you're doing well. I've been meaning to reach out. Been working on my craft. I have some juicy things in in New York transcripts you might think are worth analyzing. Stay well. Hope we link up soon. Um, if you guys don't know, Baze runs a YouTube channel, too.

136:14Um, and he's always honing the craft.

136:17Um, let me see if I've got it. Uh, yeah, I've got it right there. Dude, he has been honing the craft. Holy [ __ ] bro.

136:24You got a lot of videos coming out, dude. Shout out to Baze. Um, Bae jumped in months and months ago, being hyped, wanting to get involved.

136:37And I forget if he was already starting the channel or if I was like, you should start a channel or whatever. But Baze has always been a homie helping out here. And he's started his channel. He's [ __ ] dropping in hard. So, if you don't know about real Baze yet, dude, bro is honing his craft and he's getting better and better and better and putting in the work, dude. nine days ago, seven days ago, six days ago, six days ago, four days ago, three days ago, two days ago, two days ago, two days ago. Dude, nice [ __ ] work, bro. Good work. Um, that's cool to see. We need more people stepping up, standing up, getting loud.

137:11That's what's up. Thanks for being here, dude.

137:16Um, love how dead serious you look in the Tucker thumbnails. I know. They pulled a funny [ __ ] uh funny image from when I was down in Florida there and it's just like I can't even do it. It's a funny one. Um a good old time. Not enthused. Not an Ian Carol. Not enthused.

137:42Missed you on YouTube and had to use my son's Twitch account to watch you this week. Sent a message on your website.

137:47How can I get into info to you worthy of investigation related to LSJ? Um, thank you. Uh, thanks for tuning in. Yeah, I So, it's been a crazy week. I've been I've had I've had a lot of personal stuff going on over the last couple weeks, plus a bunch of moving multiple moves um plus a a car breakdown kind of situation. It's been crazy. So, I've actually not been on a lot lately. Um, hopefully that's changing going forwards here if I don't get sicker tonight. Um, so thanks for tuning in and following on Twitch. As for how do you get information to me worthy of investigating, I'm going to be really

138:26honest with you. Um, you can't really I don't really I don't really take uh tips or info or read emails um for multiple reasons. partially because I don't have time to um I just don't and if I did uh so much of what would be incoming would be distractions or would be noise or could be straight up disinformation and designed to lead me astray that it's just not worth my time when there's so much in my own space to look into. And this is why I always tell people to build your own channels or start your own Instagram account, even if you're not trying to like grow huge.

139:13Creating content makes it so much more accessible. So like rather than it being an email to someone like me who doesn't have the time to read emails in the first place, then instead you're just putting it out there on the internet for the world to judge. And then they can it's like, "Oh [ __ ] that's interesting.

139:29That's fascinating." And they can upvote it. and then then it can enter the ecosystem of ideas where it's much more digestible and easy to come across and then share and um sort of get spread around that way. Um because yeah, I don't I don't read emails um or uh take tips or anything like that pretty much ever. Um because I I need to guard my focus. Most YouTubers have a whole team and have like a business manager and have a clipper and have all these different account like things going on and they have help with research and all that [ __ ] and it's like and I don't have any of that intentionally. Um but because of that I

140:11just do not have the time for it and uh and for me as a rather ADHD type of person um which is my strength I got to guard my focus and stay focused. So, I appreciate I appreciate the shout out and the hype. Um, but uh yeah, that's where we're at.

140:32You mentioned setting up a donate button. Please do so so we can send more direct support to you and your homies and projects. Appreciate you. Thanks, homie. We will. Um, because for example, when you send a super chat, I think YouTube takes a cut. When you send subscriptions on Twitch, Amazon takes a cut. But when we set up the donate button, um they don't get [ __ ] from that. It goes all straight to me and the team um and the project. And that's why I'm starting to kick even though it's not live tonight unfortunately is because kick basically gives all the revenue to the creator. I think it's

141:04like 95% to the creator or something. I don't exactly know how the metrics work on Twitch yet or on Kick yet, but um that sounds pretty all right to me. So, we're not wasting money on Amazon. So, thanks for that. Um, I'm noticing that I've got a funny ass I I got a homie down here talking [ __ ] for $100 that um my super chat thing is uh I I got to slide her up like this so we can see this one. You're probably a Fed, but at least you're on the right side trying to save the republic rather than let it continue to be occupied.

141:38Thanks, Ashton Milky Way. $100.

141:40Appreciate you. Um I'm not a Fed, but I not going to tell you not to think that.

141:45um you should think critically and ask questions about everybody on the internet. And um I mean to be fair, if I was a skeptical individual with a good brain on my shoulders um looking at my rise, I would have questions too. And so totally get it. Appreciate it. Thanks for being here. Thanks for the dono. Um and yeah, if I ever start saying some [ __ ] please call me out on it because um don't trust anyone. Don't trust people on the internet. Don't trust your fa Don't Don't Don't put anyone on a pedestal.

142:15Everyone's fallible. Everyone's corruptible. We are all human. Um and I'm just out here trying my best.

142:24Um so we'll slide this back down to alignment.

142:30I'll drink some tea.

142:36What's a fed? a federal agent like like working with the FBI or the CIA or MSAD like a plant like controlled opposition like someone who's bought off like Ben Shapiro for Israel.

142:59someone who presents as one thing as an independent journalist, but is actually spewing propaganda narratives quietly into your face, into your face hole. Ben Shapiro's out here trying to claim, "Dude, that's what we should have done tonight. We should have watched some Ben Shapiro videos." We'll do that tomorrow or something like that.

143:18Um cuz that dumb [ __ ] Ben [ __ ] Shapiro.

143:26Madness. Pure madness.

143:30All right, so we've done the hundreds, we've done the 50s.

143:34Um, I think now we're doing the oranges.

143:44I'm starting to my brain is starting to go go to sleep here, guys.

143:49If you if you weren't here for the beginning of the show, um I just want to remind you all just just a little disclaimer that I got a heavy fever last night and um was up at I think 1:30 in the morning and then didn't really go back to sleep. I like had a little bit of a fever dream about a really [ __ ] cool project I wanted to build today, which I'm building in the background as we speak. Um Claude is doing some [ __ ] And then I by 3:30 I was like, "Well, I guess I'm not sleeping. I guess I'll just get up and get back to work. And I guess I I did take a fever power nap at like 9 or something like that. But your boy's your

144:27boy's running on half empty here. So, I don't think we're going to make it through all the supers, but we'll do all the oranges now. Or at least we'll try to do all the oranges. We'll see what we can do there. And then maybe we'll do some randoms um to to at least grab some of the smaller ones.

144:41Um, I kind of want to turn off super chats in the future.

144:48Um, I don't know. I just don't feel like I don't feel like we got to be paying for messages.

144:58It is a useful way to sort of have discrete messages to engage with that are sort of like priority.

145:07um is kind of cool, but um I don't know. It's just feels a little unnecessary. It just feels a little like like I make enough money on YouTube. I don't need you guys to be paying for individual messages. I do I do really appreciate the support and it does make a big difference. It means a lot. Um and it does add up. Um it's great, but uh I don't know. It's just it's a weird dynamic. It's a weird dynamic. We're all just people here, right? We're all just people, myself included. So, um I'd like Is this the top orange? Yeah.

145:52Here. Let me uh lock this in place so I don't accidentally move it.

145:58I'd like to discuss the the decomposition of the US, particularly the dangers of a nation with a nuclear agrarian family tradition that has lost its religious framework to guide society, as Emanuel Todd suggests. Yeah, you're damn straight, dude. Um, and I'm speaking as a man that was raised in a secular leftist science-based household with no religion whatsoever, with no basis in faith or patriotism or any of that. And I see that clear as day. I've actually been seeking out my own religious understanding and um traditional family values that I wasn't instilled as a kid because that is what holds a society together.

146:42That is what holds a society together.

146:44And when you look at the subversion of our nation that has systematically rolled over time from Israel and her Jewish supporters into our nation, it is not an accident.

147:03All these isms, as Charlie would say, that the left-wing Jews have a lot to answer for.

147:11All of those have slowly undermined and deconstructed the fabric of a strong society.

147:26And certainly like I I'm of the belief that you want a balance of lefts and rights, that you want a balance of conservatism and progressivism, that you want a healthy balance of world views and belief systems and all of that. in a nation.

147:42But bro, we are way out of balance and both are intentionally extremified and dividified in the people and intentionally unified and controllified in the in the politicians and the power base.

148:02And it is no accident that these [ __ ] have destroyed the religious foundations of our country.

148:10And I don't want to um destroy the religious foundations of our country, the moral foundations of our country, and all things wholesome and decent.

148:24Yeah.

148:35I think at some point as a society, we're going to have to go to war with the porn industry probably. Um because it's like a sleeping giant underneath society that is slowly destroying everything slowly. Um that is always ongoing just this like constant subversion of male uh of maleness of men and of women.

149:04And it's just this deeply destructive force that no one really ever addresses enough.

149:15Um, and I've suspected I I've always kind of suspected that.

149:23So is gambling. This is true. I agree.

149:27I suspect that anyone that really went to war with the porn industry, especially if it was like an ex insider of the industry, I suspect that some crazy um immune system response would get sicked on you. I would bet I bet you'd get some crazy push back and weird [ __ ] [ __ ] happening. Um, but yeah, we need we need strong families. We need strong men.

150:10We need strong women in their own way.

150:15We need to revive what makes American family values American family values.

150:26We need God. Basically, we need God.

150:34And there's a certain group of people that are not interested in the Goyam knowing God.

150:46My mind is blown. Whitney mentioned Senator John Tower, my cousin being involved in this. I have the Tower report and I would love to talk to you or Whitney. I might have some pieces of this puzzle. We need to connect dots.

150:59The tower report is not towers financial. Um, I don't actually really recall Let me see if I can run a search query real quick here.

151:28Um, you must mean not in her book. You must mean on a podcast or something like that.

151:48John Tower chaired the president's special review board, commonly known as the Tower Commission, which was formed in November 1986, by Reagan, to investigate the Iran Contra affair. Oh, interesting. Yeah, when I do a keyword search in One Nation under blackmail for Tower Report and for John Tower, nothing comes up. So, I think you're referring not to in her book if I'm not mistaken.

152:12Um, but thanks for the dono. Thanks for being here. And yeah, there are lots of dots to connect. And no one's better at dotting than Whitney, that's for sure.

152:24Comparing the wrinkles on the pants and jackets of security guards in Tel Aviv Epstein photo indicates AI to me. The wrinkles on the two guards are almost identical. Thoughts? Much love, Ian. Um, I haven't personally done much of any digging into the veracity of that. Um, kind of stayed out of it and stayed focused on other things. Um, but I will probably at some point this week devote a day or half a day or something to kind of verifying that a little for myself kind of getting a little more in-depth on it. Um, I don't know. I don't I don't think we can say for sure one way or the other.

152:58Um, I know that I saw AI detectors push back the result that um that it did not come back as AI, but I also didn't run that myself. So, you know, maybe that was fake. It's hard to say. It's hard to say that photos like things that salacious are always a little like they're so hot that I kind of don't put any stock in them one way or the other anyways. They're just interesting to me.

153:34Pizza and juice, a deadly combination facts. Um, USA Truman show since JFK. You're damn straight, homie.

153:45It's crazy how how one day, one moment, one decision can change the course of world history forever like that.

153:54I can't even afford this super. I just want to tell y'all here, I love you.

153:58Don't feel defeated. God wins in the end, homies. You're damn straight. Um, don't afford the super then. Don't don't send the super, bro. That's what I'm saying is that's why I was like I kind of don't want to like have supers turned on cuz you should be you should be spending this money on your family or on yourself or on a business idea or on some good food for yourself or something. Bro, if you can't afford the super, don't be sending it to me, dude.

154:21I'm doing fine. I'm doing great.

154:24YouTube pays me very well. And you don't got to be wasting your money on me, bro.

154:29I appreciate that. But um God does win in the end, though. You are damn straight about that. Problem is, we have to all have the strength to keep going while we're in the dark times. Oh yeah, look up Neker Island.

154:48Richard Branson and his flying submarine. Make the connections. Go Max.

154:52Go full Ian as soon as you get well.

154:55Prayers and drink water. Neker Island is a [ __ ] rabbit hole. And Branson is every bit as [ __ ] up as Epstein.

155:06Maybe not running a blackmail ring necessarily.

155:10Maybe more of a consumer than a purveyor perhaps. Hard to say, but oh boy is Branson a [ __ ] up rabbit hole. And if you don't know, yeah, you have to look up Neker Island and you have to do it in places like maybe X, um maybe Reddit, maybe 4chan, um archive.org, or you got to like get to Google result page 500 or something.

155:35They've really scrubbed that [ __ ] off the internet um to protect his image, but it's still floating. You can still find it.

155:44Hi, I'm so glad to see you back, brother. Get some rest. Such a boss to keep putting out content. Stay strong.

155:49Thanks, Lori. Um, you know, I'm just doing my best. Um, doing my best.

155:55Thanks for your works and introducing me to Baron. Great job on Tucker. Thank you. Yeah, Baron's the [ __ ] dude. What a what a rising star this year. Baron is now like the biggest streamer on YouTube behind Candace. Baron's bigger than me now. Baron's killing it, dude. For good reason. Baron is the [ __ ] He's such a good dude. He's such a good role model.

156:16We need more men like Baron in this country.

156:19I have a theory. Brown University shooting and Bondi Beach were subliminal messages to Cash Brown and Pam Bondi.

156:26Messages stay in line. The shootings happened within days of each other. Too much tinfoil or accurate. That is the kind of tin foil that I can cook with, dude. Holy [ __ ] Um, I would be more I would be more with you if it was like Patel University or Cash University or someone named Cash had been, you know, if there was something more directly Cash Patel's name. Um, you know, it being just Brown University, I don't think that's I don't think that's quite enough when they could like literally just go talk to them because both those guys are handled as [ __ ] And they both have handlers. They're both directly ex

157:11accessed by the cabal. They could literally just text them and be like, "Hey [ __ ] stay in line or we'll [ __ ] kill you."

157:19Or, "Hey, Cash, stay in line or we'll release the poo poo tape.

157:26But that doesn't mean I don't love your tin foil.

157:29The bases near me have notices of increased aircraft activity and live booming. Dude, so the flight radar over the last week or two has been off the charts. Military flight activity over the United States of America has blown the [ __ ] up. Um, and I am not a flight expert by any means, but to me it looks an awful lot like training exercises in preparation for war.

157:58And all the rumblings are are pointing towards war with Iran is right around the corner. And um, what better way to get focus off the Epstein files than to go fight a war for Israel, right?

158:15Ian my homie it is pronounced guy like a dude Anna Guyana thank you homie like a girl's name my hubs is from there love you from Texas blessings brethren Steph Guyana baby thanks homie appreciate it yeah not Guana Guyana heard that dude I'm so stoked that you are unleashing the Epstein files with AI you're doing the entire world a righteous favor thank you broing our best trying um AI I there's a lot wrong with AI. AI has a lot of AI is going to [ __ ] destroy the world. Um it's already so far beyond what most people realize. I think most people that aren't in the vibe coding and AI spaces that

158:56aren't paying attention to the moltbot situation do not realize how [ __ ] messed up it is and how fast it is progressing and how much AI can already do. Uh I don't think anyone realizes.

159:11That being said, while we're in this hell hole, we're going to use it to empower the people every chance we get.

159:19So, missed you, brother. Thanks, homie.

159:21I appreciate you. Thanks for being here.

159:23Thanks for supporting.

159:26Message retracted. Why, bro? Why'd you retract your message, homie?

159:31It's all good, dog.

159:35Um, oh [ __ ] here's a new hyundo. Thanks TJ Kurt. Thank you for going match with web. Would be great to include AHO Brock emails, too. Yes. So, here's the thing.

159:53not entirely clear on if it's legal to do that because technically those emails are a hack that are hosted on DDoS distributed denial of secret servers which are intentionally hosted in [ __ ] I don't know like Likensstein or somewhere to protect them and so they can host those files free of American legal repercussions. I believe. And so I don't know if we can legally host the Ahood Barack files on the public web database server. I'm not clear on that yet, but we're looking into it. That's why we're also releasing the downloadable localhosted version of it because then you can download your own

160:44copy of web and you can upload any files you want into it.

160:49and my copy is going to have those files in it. And you're damn straight that I'm going to be cross- referencing the AHood Barack emails with the Epstein documents because that is where you start to get really juicy is drawing connections between the various file sets. You're 100% right.

161:07Um and then at the very bottom here, there's one more down there.

161:12Um thank you so much. She got so red-faced but excited. She's trying to renew her PI license to bring more help to the team. If there's a way she could get in contact with you, that would be amazing.

161:25Thank you so much again. OMG. Oh, you must be uh daughter or son of uh mama that we shouted out on the stream.

161:35Um Oh, I'm on the wrong screen here.

161:39Um, I'm trying to think. Um, Instagram DMs is probably the place, but if I don't follow her, it's easy to miss it. You should try DMing me on Instagram. Um, do I still have it open?

162:05I don't. Did I go to Baze on that tab?

162:10Cindy Yates.

162:12Link Treat. Cindy Yates.

162:16There she is. She's got an Instagram at Cindy Yates. Here's what I'll do, homie. Here's what I'll do.

162:36Um, I'm gonna look her up on Instagram.

162:47Cindy_Yates.

162:49Got her.

162:52Yeah, that's her. Um, followed her. So, now she can DM me on Instagram and I probably won't lose it. Um, disclaimer, it's hard for me to keep up with Instagram DMs, too. Um, but yeah. Yeah.

163:05stoked to see people um putting in the work and building their own platforms and doing things. So, yeah, thanks for being here.

163:16Um, and I'm going to be honest, guys. Um, I'm just going to peruse through a few of these on the way up. No one is better on matters of faith and fainting than Frier Josiah Trenum. Don't know what that means. I need to guard my focus.

163:31Thank you for that tip. Yeah, everyone needs to guard their focus, homie. How was it hanging with IMA? Big fan of you both, dude. Ya's awesome. And Ya's actually gonna come visit and we're going to do some work together and I'm stoked, dude. She's actually going to come visit like this week or something.

163:47She's on a US tour for the first time.

163:50And it was so cool to meet her um at an event down in Florida and she's traveling around right now and I think she's coming up here in just a day or two, couple days. And um yeah, we got some plans, we got some projects to do.

164:02Um, it's gonna be cool. So, stoked for that. Um, yeah, I is the [ __ ] If you guys don't know about IMA's music, you think I will copyright strike me if I [ __ ] play her music in here?

164:16I bet I will not copyright strike me. I bet we're good to go, dude.

164:22Dude. Dude. Dude. All right, chill the [ __ ] out, Spotify. Just pause. Just pause. Just pause for a second here.

164:32We got something we got to do, dude.

164:35We're about to just g We're about to just [ __ ] game this real quick, dog.

164:41I am a good citizen. Go [ __ ] watch it, like it, share it.

164:49This is like the best Instagram reel >> ever.

165:01that at the end of the game you lose your chest for the keep up the keep up the keep up the wall keep up the reps keep up the dance >> so if you don't have context is Australian and she's a doctor an MD practicing doctor she's also a musician during co she wasn't really buying it and she was signed with a major record label and she was writing a song named Carmageddon where she had some choice words about how co had gone and about Israel and that major record label told her that she had to change her lyrics and she told them to go [ __ ] themselves and so they kicked her off their label. because

165:57she was telling the truth about Israel.

165:59Just a couple lyrics. Just a couple lyrics.

166:03Just a lyric or two about Billy Gates making profits off disease.

166:09Just a couple lyrics about Israel bombing Palestinians and BB Netanyahu being a [ __ ] And for that they yanked her [ __ ] contract because the music industry is totally not controlled by you know who.

166:22And instead now she went independent and it's just her and her little crew of homies just doing all this on their own out of Australia. Just a totally independent shop. Support independent musicians and artists especially when they [ __ ] sound like this. Stay silent.

166:38Stay venting.

166:40Stay plugged in.

166:44Cool. Now, let's get rid of the cash and let's turn out the Mr. Heal Mr. Anderson they usion >> this part right here dude. This part right here. This part right here. Right here.

167:26So, we were actually messaging back and forth um before she put the song out um about the lyrics and about this song.

167:32And um and it was like too late. She already had it all built, but I was like giving her a little bit of feedback of just what I thought of it. And the one piece of feedback that I had was like, ya, that lyric, that line, that bar, that stanza, dude, I want infinite versions of that bar in order. I just want that bar over and over and over.

167:51Like, and you could do it forever, dude.

167:54They killed Charlie. They killed Marley.

167:56They killed Jackson and Marilyn. Both Kennedy's. What? Whatever the lyric is, it's like, dude, we could riff on that [ __ ] for days, dog. I'd help you write that lyric. That [ __ ] is so good. Like, literally, if I could, I would just get that like 10 second clip and I would loop it and I'd have a 10-minute song of just that clip looped just like that.

168:17just that they could Marley. Both the Kennedys and Marilyn. They Diana and they Jackson. We are the legacy. This is their anthem.

168:32Stay silent.

168:34Stayed.

168:36Stay plugged in and divided from heaven just like holetre [ __ ] legend, dude. She's a [ __ ] legend. And that whole music video is produced just them and their homies, just like regular people. They're just filming [ __ ] That's like a YouTube video just [ __ ] gangster looking. So, huge shout out to IMA. Yeah, Mr. BB, how do you sleep? Um, that lyric, too. So, I I wrote a ton of lyrics when I was younger. I used to write raps and perform raps when I was young. And, um, so I have a lot of appreciation for good lyricism and writing and word play. And that line of bombs dropped from heaven just like hail.

169:30Um, drug your own through the mud. Well done, Israel. That like it's oh just like hail Israel. And the the change to not say Israel because Israel is three three syllables but Israel is two and it makes it rhyme and it's like ah dude it just slides right in there, dude. So good. Um so yeah, we could hype this up all day long. Um I got distracted. I got distracted.

169:57Uh stoked. So if you don't follow IMA Oh [ __ ] dog. You know what I just realized is I don't follow IMA on YouTube yet.

170:05Boom. Immediate subscribe. How do I not already subscribe to IMA on [ __ ] YouTube. Subscribe, like, share.

170:13That is I Y M A Y.

170:17I Y Ah, M A Y on YouTube and on social media, on Instagram, on Tik Tok, on X, whatever it is. I don't know if she has an ex or not, but and she's still a medical doctor, although Australia is trying to [ __ ] kick her out because um it's Australia.

170:36So, you know, you know how it be.

170:39So, we're bringing her over to the United States to party to sing songs over here.

170:48Um, people who will go into politics today will know what to prepare for. Secrecy and hiding is over. This is where the cartels fall. We see them now for real.

171:01Yeah. Truth will set you free. And that's why they're going to bring us into World War II right now. and then bring on the crisis, bring on digital enslavement, bring in the Antichrist, which I think might be AI, destroy the mosque, and rebuild their temple, and try to rule the world from Jerusalem. Um, yeah, not about it. They can get [ __ ] Let's go, Ian. Let's go, you GB man.

171:33Make a difference by speaking and living your values. Yep. Damn straight. Damn straight.

171:40Let's link together. Vote all rhinos out. Vote in well vetted leaders. All is not perfect, but it's a start. Yep, that's true on the left and the right side. Vote out all of the old guard.

171:50Every last one of them. Vote for new fresh meat. Fresh regular old Americans.

171:59Thanks for the stickers. Thanks for the love, dude. Muda of some ordinary gamers. Some ordinary gamers putting out good content on this.

172:10Redacted to unredacted. Buyers badass.

172:13Thanks, homie. Yeah, I'm I'm a fan of Muda's of the channel. Some Ordinary Gamers been putting out good content.

172:18I've been watching it. I don't know if I've seen the video you're talking about, but I'm anxiously awaiting its launch, Ian. Yeah. Web. I'm stoked. I'm [ __ ] anxious waiting. I keep on hitting my boy up and being like, "Yo, yo, how's the file? How's the upload going? How's the upload going? Wake up.

172:31Wake up. Tell me what's our progress at." I was looking at it earlier. It was like it was at like five files per second or something like that. Six files per second and it still had an estimated 30 hours to go on the processing. But it's come it's climbing down. It's um it's overestimating at first. So I think we're at like I think by now we're probably at like 18 hours of processing left. Maybe 12 maybe maybe up to 24 but probably not.

172:57Great interview with Tucker Max. Thanks homie.

173:02Oh am I down off the screen?

173:05I'm up off the screen. Do you have a recommended book list? I'm deep into Whitney Webb's books. Finished volume one. Work on volume two. Chaos was also amazing. Many thanks. Yeah, work on volume two and read it twice, dude. Um, my volume two is so worn and wellused. U pages are old. I've got uh all kinds of um tabs and notes. I've got um I've got pencil annotations uh on various passages because it's just so dense. There's so much to understand.

173:39And then I actually um do I still have it open here somewhere?

173:45Maybe in a different No, I um I had my AI do me a book summary of it um that basically summarized every chapter and dropped in all these links and [ __ ] so that I could have like a condensed version that I think I want to go through on stream someday. um where we basically do like a twohour stream doing the cliffnotes version of that book because it's so dense that you kind of need a summary of the top highle ideas um and some sources to kind of locate yourself in it in order to understand what she's putting down. As far as other book recommendations in that vein, Legacy of Ashes is a big one. Um it's

174:39kind of more mainstream. It's like mainstream disclosure about the CIA, but it is disclosure about the CIA. It's all the officially disclosed stuff about the CIA. And when you have this type of stuff for context to fill in the gaps, this book becomes really [ __ ] interesting because it's a it's a definitive dig into the primary source documentation that we do officially have about CIA operations over the years. And it adds a lot of context about why things are the way they are. Um, the rest of my library is still packed up, so it's not in here right now.

175:16Yeah, jmail.orld compiled the files. Yeah, they've done an amazing thing, an amazing service. Um, I want more, which is why we're building web. But those guys, uh, they've done an amazing thing for people for sure. I don't know if they have all of the new files in yet or not. Um, I've watched Lauren the Martian. She had a video about the body that was shown in the in the pics to everyone. Yep. Seen it. And it's She ain't wrong. Vegas. I still got to do more more work on Vegas for sure. Cash seems very bothered. [ __ ] that [ __ ] gnome. David Copperfield owns a private island, too. That is correct. Yes, he does. Right down there

175:59by the other islands.

176:01Oh, yeah. Frazzled is definitely real, bro.

176:05Yeah, that's been real all along. They ain't making that up.

176:13They released the files on the same day they approved the biggest aid package ever for our greatest ally.

176:19Yeah, it really do be that way. It really do be that way.

176:29Oh, damn. I just stopped on a on a big one. This is hard. I'm I'm too tired for this question, bro.

176:35H. Um, can you give a synopsis of how you think Monica Lewinsky was a part of blackmail? What did Bill do or not do that led to the release of that scandal by his handlers? Do you think Hillary knew the whole time? Yeah, GG. I know. I know it's it's late.

176:51Um, yes. I believe that Monica Lewinsky was an Israeli blackmail operation of Bill Clinton.

177:03Um, I don't really care to pull up all the source evidence right now. Um, but there's one article that is pretty important to pull up.

177:28So, let me pull it up. There's more that goes into this.

177:38But um Monica Lewinsky, if you don't remember, during Bill Clinton's presidency, there was a sex scandal where he got caught getting blowies and such, um having phone sex with his intern, I guess, Monica Lewinsky, who is Jewish.

178:01Awfully suspicious timing. It's right in the middle of Jeffrey Epstein's operation on Bill Clinton. It's right in the middle of one of the most important moments in Israeli history in Israeli diplomatic history re the West Bank Palestine and the Abraham Accords dictating the official international diplomatic agreements around the borders and the political nature of what was going to happen and all that.

178:30And so when you look at it in hindsight, it's suspicious just on its front of like Wait, Jeffrey Epste's targeting Bill Clinton and then Bill Clinton is the American president during this critical time for Israel. Jonathan Pard, the most egregious Israeli intelligence leak that was ever officially prosecuted or discovered. Um, he gets pulled out at that like right before then and they're trying to negotiate. Israel is trying to get him released and [ __ ] like that and then boom, a Jewish lady sex scandal with Bill Clinton pops. But then you find this article.

179:08Netanyahu said to have offered Lewinsky tapes for Pard. Wait a minute.

179:15Why does Netanyahu have anything to do with the Lewinsky tapes if it's not because she's Jewish, right?

179:25Why the [ __ ] does Netanyahu have anything to do with it? How did he get his hands on the Lewinsky tapes?

179:35Israel attempted to use tapes of former US President Bill Clinton's steamy conversations with intern Monica Lewinsky to leverage the release of Jonathan Pard.

179:44A new book on the Clinton family's political enterprises has claimed in the book titled Clinton Inc. The audacious rebuilding of political machine. Author Daniel Halper relies on on therecord interviews with former officials together with a close analysis of documented documents termed the Monica files to paint a salacious and uncomplentary picture of one of the most prominent political families in the United States.

180:16Apparently, during the Y plantation talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority held in Maryland in 1998, Netanyahu pulled Bill Clinton aside to press for Jonathan Pard's release.

180:34And that makes me think about this clip that I'm pretty sure I just saved. Oh no, it was on Instagram.

180:45Let me pull it up. Let me pull it up.

180:47Let me pull it up. Let me pull it up.

180:49Sorry, I'm moving a little slow tonight, guys.

180:52Brain is at half mass tonight, but I got you.

180:59Jonathan Pard was right here.

181:07This is Jonathan Pard after being pardoned by Donald Trump and set freeers have had their necks in a vice grip by other countries who >> let me let me give you an example of that. Um I was criticized very heavily for opposing the ceasefire the American imposed ceasefire in Lebanon on us and um I was told by certain people in the government look we didn't have choice because uh we were being threatened with a complete cut off of arms.

181:45Notice how he says we referring to Israel.

181:51He was American.

181:53He was an American Jew.

181:57Just saying.

181:59The dual loyalty question is very much in play and it always has been. They just did a really good job of screaming at you if you ever brought it up. So, I listened to this and uh the individual telling me this uh said, "You don't believe this or what?" I said, "Oh, I I believe that the Oiden administration >> chat gets it." M. Dudich. Yeah. KM Dudich. Dudich gets it. Shout out to Dudish. You're always in here. It's never duel lol. It's always Israel first. That is correct.

182:37>> As I called it, did threaten us. But I said, you're mistaken if you think there's never a choice. There was a choice. He said, so to recap what he said cuz I interrupted him a bunch. The US was holding sanction he was withholding military aid to Israel at a critical point and he's like that threatens us dramatically. That's that's really you're not you can't do that to us Israel.

183:02So we didn't have a choice. Israel didn't have a choice. But there's always a choice and this is the choice that we should have made. Said, "Well, what is it to have our weapons cut off?" I said, "No, let me bring you back to October 1973 during the Yam Kapour war when Henry Kissinger instituted an arms embargo against us. He he stopped the aerial resupply of our army at that point to extract uh diplomatic concessions from us." And what happened? What happened was um an A4 Skyhawk was parked at uh Telnorf air base with some interesting weapons under the its wings, >> meaning nukes.

183:50So, Israel rolled a nuclear armed bomber out onto the tarmac.

183:55>> And uh we told the Americans, take your eye in the sky and take a good look at the airplane that's on that runway.

184:05And the next day the airlift started.

184:10So during the Yam Kapour war, Israel loaded nukes onto a plane, rolled it out on the tarmac, and essentially said to America, "Hey, look, we're going to nuke someone if you don't start sending us our weapons again." And the next day, America started sending the weapons again.

184:32and he's proud of this and he's saying we should do it again and we should be prepared to act too just wait it gets better.

184:42>> So >> the guy that I was talking >> which airlift >> to the to Israel >> the arms airlift.

184:48>> So in other words we threatened their um >> we threatened to use unconventional weapons. I'll leave it at that. And so he said is this what you're want us to threaten now? I said absolutely except this time I want us to go forward with it if necessary. If he's talking about nukes.

185:16It's conversations like this that just make it so [ __ ] plain as day that the only and most obvious solution to most of the world's problems is to declare war on Israel and to go into Israel with all the military force we have with everything we've got all at once to disarm them to destroy them and to take everything they've got away because that's unacceptable.

185:50That is some unacceptable [ __ ] behavior.

185:54That's not the behavior of an ally.

185:56That's not even the behavior of an acceptable enemy.

186:03If they think we're bluffing, we go forward with it. Look in >> Wait, some people might look at this and hear you saying these things and say he's a dangerous dude. You know, he's he he could, you know, blow up the entire Middle East.

186:22Yeah.

186:27Yeah. If I look tired, it's because I'm tired. I'm tired of being ruled over by these [ __ ] psychopaths.

186:36I'm tired of sending our tax dollars to these psychopaths. I'm tired of pretending that we owe any allegiance to these psychopaths. I'm tired of pretending that these psychopaths are not the number one problem in the world today. And I'm tired of having documents come out about these psychopaths trafficking and raping our children in order to exert global domination. via political subversion.

187:11And the very fact that that is not a unanimous and immediate end to all international relationships with Israel and not an immediate declare war on Israel moment, not an immediate disarmment of Israel.

187:34That alone tells you that all the blackmail is still in play, that they are the ones pulling the strings, that they are the ones that actually control everything. Because any self-respecting nation that was threatened like that by a tiny little satellite state that's ultimately powerless in this world, or at least should be if the anti-semitic conspiracy theories aren't true about them controlling banking and controlling media and controlling politics and running sexual blackmail rings and all of those things that we know are true.

188:12That should be an immediate end to their existence as a state. And it should have happened back in the 70s. Should have happened back in the 60s when they killed JFK.

188:22Should have happened in 2001 when they bombed the World Trade Centers.

188:30Should have happened a couple years ago when they genocided the Palestinians on our dime.

188:36should have happened in 2019 when we discovered that they were running the world's largest sexual trafficking blackmail ring on our soil with our kids to our people.

188:55And here we are seven years later getting a cover up like we're pulling teeth and getting gas lit by dumb [ __ ] like Ben Shapiro that actually he worked for Russia.

189:16Yeah. USS Liberty, too. The list goes on and on. I mean, where' they get the nukes from in the first place?

189:23spoiler alert by stealing them from us.

189:28So yeah, I'm tired.

189:33But when the future of your nation, the future of your country, the future of your family, your people, the future of the whole world is on the line, you got to persevere.

189:49You got to stay happy and healthy. You got to stay whole and wholesome. You got to stay right with God. You got to stay on the fight.

189:56So, that's what we're going to do.

189:58That's what we're out here doing. That's what you're all here supporting. And it means a lot to me. Um, and I think it means a lot to all of us to have the camaraderie of realizing that we're not alone and that you're allowed to speak up and you're allowed to ask these questions and you're not a hateful person for noticing the obvious fact.

190:22In fact, it's the most important thing you could do. You're a coward if you don't.

190:29And I can think of a few cowards into the industry today.

190:36So, that's the end of our show tonight.

190:39I'm going to go get some more tea.

190:42Going to get some rest tonight.

190:45We're going to launch our kick and get that kicking and clacking.

190:52Thanks for tuning in. Thanks for liking and subscribing and sharing. Thanks for hyping and hipping and hopping.

190:59Be sure to drink some water.

191:02Eat some healthy food. Get the go slop out of your life. Get right with God.

191:06Tell people you'll love them. Build strong community.

191:10Consider running for office. Look up how to run for office. And think about what you can do for your nation and for your people. and for the world.

191:23And with that, have a wonderful night and I'll see you next one.

191:29>> Conspiracy theories are entering a danger.

191:31>> Information is the oxygen of the democracy. 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.