We still talking about this creep. This creep Epstein really still covering it up. Still covering it up. Cash Patel is saying no. There's no evidence.
0:09>> Conspiracy theories [music] are entering a danger.
0:12>> Information is the oxygen of the democracy.
0:15>> There's so much evidence out there [music] that even if less than 1% is true, will that be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet?
0:29What month did Cash go on Joe Rogan?
0:32June. It was June when old Cashy Boy went on Joe Rogan.
0:38Yes indeed.
0:40Yes indeed.
0:42Classic June 6th.
0:47That was atrocious, but it made for some crazy memes, that's for sure.
0:57>> [clears throat] >> And it was in July that Israel started planning for forced transfer of Gaza's population, a blueprint for crimes against humanity.
1:13Military order to turn ruins of Rafa into humanitarian city. Humanitarian.
1:18But experts call the plan an internment camp for all Palestinians in Gaza. Just shuffling through all the most inhumane things you could do.
1:27the most moral army. And more and more people were waking up and more and more people were like, "What the [ __ ] is going on?" And the the starvation mounted into allout famine.
1:42They blocked aid for a record number of days. It was like, what was it like 70 days or something like that in total by the time it ended?
1:53I started demoing uh buyer We'll come back to that in a second.
2:00Israel is the issue that will bring the left and right together in the middle in 2028 and save America from this parasitic relationship.
2:08One can dream. We can hope. We can hope and we can dream.
2:14But July was the month [snorts] when Charlie Kirk told Tucker to go Max.
2:32July was the month when the TPS USA Florida event happened and Charlie Kirk told Tucker to go max on Epstein and he did. And right after that, the Google Trend results for everything related to the Charlie Kirk assassination blew up all across Israel and later on in the DC area.
2:58[snorts] And then SUBTT, Egyptian plane, Egyptian flew through Paris into the United States and Mcronone's lawsuit dropped right in the middle of that.
3:15Just thought I would mention it.
3:19And I'm going to let Tucker roll here for a second while I go to the bathroom real quick. And then I'll bring up some more news stories for us from July to get us to set the stage really for getting into the turning point of the whole year of the whole nation of everything basically.
3:41I don't like to vote because I don't believe in any of them. And this time I I really felt like I know Trump well. I love Trump personally. And what we were looking at was just so awful and totalitarian and stupid.
3:55>> And it wasn't even the arguments that I disagreed with from the Kla Harris. It's weird to even say her name now. Who was that exactly? It was like a bad dream.
4:02Um, but it wasn't even so much the arguments I disagreed with, though I dis definitely disagreed with the arguments.
4:08It was the style of argument that drove me completely bonkers. Summarized most crisply by shut up racist.
4:18whatever you said it was shut up racist.
4:19And it's like but wait, you know, first of all, I'm not a racist. But that's not even the point. The point is I just told you what I think. I just asked you an entirely legitimate question. Mostly, what the hell are you doing? And rather than answer it, you didn't pay me the respect that you would a human being.
4:38You treated me like a slave or an animal by telling me to stop barking. Shut up, racist.
4:44And I won't put up with that because I'm not a slave or an animal. Well, I'm an American citizen, an adult man who pays his taxes.
4:52So, [applause] you know, I ask people questions for a living, and very often I get answers that I don't care for, that I disagree with, that I think are stupid. But at least they're answers. At least the person responding is treating me like a human being with a soul created in the image of the creator. He's paying me the respect that every human being is due.
5:14When you ask a direct question to someone in charge, you are due. That person is morally bound to give you an answer. He's not bound to agree with you, but he's bound to stop and answer your question.
5:30And the left never did that. They would dismiss you out of hand. You are not worth listening to. Be quiet. And that's of course where the impulse to censorship comes from. It comes from the belief that you don't deserve to speak because you're not fully human. They own you. And that's what I voted against above all. And I voted against a million different things that I hated about the last administration. Their insane desire to start pointless wars around the world. their total unwillingness to protect this country domestically, to protect the people who live here, to protect the territorial integrity of the
6:09country, bringing in tens of millions of people illegally, giving them free stuff the second they get here, making a mockery of citizenship.
6:16I hated all of that. I hated all of that. But the thing I hated most was their total unwillingness to answer any question about why they were doing what they were doing because it was just too insulting. And every single time I would just feel like raising the middle finger and screaming obscenities, which is not an adult response, I'll I'll concede, but that's how I felt.
6:44And I think that's really at the heart of why the Epstein thing is so distressing. I mean, the guy was some weird sex freak who was abusing girls.
6:52We knew that. But the fact that the US government, the one that I voted for, refused to take my question seriously and instead said, "Case closed. Shut up, conspiracy theorist." Was too much for me. And I I don't think the rest of us should be satisfied with that. And by the way, let me just say really quickly because I was so mad about it that I think I found out part of what's going on. Um, I think we are going to find out more.
7:26And I think the truth, for whatever it's worth, in case you're interested, is that the DOJ didn't release lots of incriminating sex videos with Ebstein and his billionaire pals because they don't have them.
7:42They don't. But they do have an awful lot an awful lot on an awful lot of powerful and important people. They have an awful lot of binders of images that they had to redact things from. They do have an awful lot of men who they felt the need to redact. They do have an awful lot of failed redactions.
8:13They do have an awful lot of what they themselves labeled as CSAM, like hundreds and hundreds of them in binders like this collected.
8:31They do have all sorts of photographs, all sorts of photooots, all sorts of albums just from one house.
8:43one house that they only partially were able to raid.
8:47They do have a whole bunch of passports, one of them fake at least.
8:55They do have an entire archive of photos with all sorts of powerful powerful men, people that are very much still relevant, people in all sorts of industries all around the world.
9:14They've got a lot as in no evidence. As in we don't even know. as in there's no there's no no files at all.
9:25We know by now that there are lots of files on lots of people.
9:33All sorts of people.
9:38And we don't necessarily know who's guilty of what because they decided not to investigate anyone.
9:52But I thought I would just pop in here to remind us all of just how much evidence we have.
10:02And this is barely even scratching the surface.
10:08Barely.
10:12This is just a cursory look at the network and at the files.
10:21And this is the TPUSA stage. They don't have them because when the original search warrant was served 2007, I think possibly 2006, I think seven, it was basically designed to protect Epstein.
10:34The search warrant was written in such a way to make sure that the feds never got their hands on the actually incriminating evidence. It's another way of saying the cover up has been going on since 2007, almost 20 years.
10:45>> Yes.
10:45>> And so the real question is not was Jeffrey Epstein a weirdo who was abusing girls. Yes, we can answer that. The real question is why was he doing this on whose behalf? And where did the money come from? And those are the questions that need to be answered. And I think it's entirely fair to ask them. And it's not adequate to say anyone who asked them is somehow desecrating the memory of little girls who died in Texas are not going to put up with that answer. I don't care who gives that answer. That is not acceptable. And I think the real answer is Jeffrey Epstein was working on behalf of intel services. Probably not
11:20American. And we have every right to ask on whose behalf was he working. How does a guy go from being a math teacher at the Dalton School in the late '7s with no college degree to having multiple airplanes, a private island, and the largest residential house in Manhattan by being a Jewish pedophile that was really good at laundering money and was willing to do just about anything to achieve power and wealth and his sadistic desires.
11:50To be blunt, that's that's how that's how he did it. Anyways, and by being selected by the network that was looking for just such a person for Israel, where did all the money come from?
12:06>> Leslie West.
12:06>> And no one has ever gotten to the bottom of that because no one has ever tried.
12:10And moreover, it's extremely obvious to anyone who watches that this guy had direct connections to a foreign government. Now, no one's allowed to say that that foreign government is Israel because we have been somehow cowed into have been applause >> somehow cowed >> into thinking that that's naughty.
12:32>> This is TPUSA in July the night after Dave Smith obliterated Josh Hammer. There is nothing wrong with saying that. There is nothing hateful about saying that. There's nothing anti-Semitic about saying. There's nothing even anti-Israel about saying that. I've spent my entire life pretty much in Washington where I knew and loved a number of people, including one very close person who worked at CIA.
13:02That has never prohibited me from saying I think the CIA has done some horrible things. Murdered a bunch of people, participated in the murder of a sitting US president. It's got a whole trail of crimes. That doesn't make me a disloyal American. It doesn't make me anti-American in any sense. I was born here. My family's been here for hundreds of years. I love this country. That's why I live here. So, criticizing the behavior of a government agency does not make you a hater. It makes you a free person. It makes you a citizen. You're allowed to do that because you're not a slave. You're a citizen. And you have a
13:37right to expect that your government will not act against your interest. And you have a right to demand that foreign governments not be allowed to act against your interest. That's not creepy.
13:49it shouldn't be forbidden.
13:52And yet all of us have trained ourselves to believe that you can't say that somehow that that's like too naughty and forbidden. And the effect of making that off limits has been to create a lot of resentment and I'll say it hate online where people feel like they can't just say like what the hell is this? You have the former Israeli prime minister living in your house.
14:15>> Yeah. you have >> and the former head of Israeli military intelligence too about all this contact with the foreign government. Were you working on behalf of MSAD? Were you running a blackmail operation on behalf of a foreign government? By the way, every single person in Washington DC thinks that. I've never met anyone who doesn't think that.
14:36Um this is a common sentiment. Um [clears throat] especially around Tucker. Uh where'd it go? Tucker is like he's like he's an asset. He's just letting the steam out of the teapot.
14:46That's not how Steam works, bro.
14:49Progressing the conversation directly into no, he worked for for Israel. He worked for Israel and for Israeli intelligence. That's not letting the steam out of the teapot when it's on this kind of stage. That's directly progressing the conversation forwards.
15:03That is an unacceptable thing to say.
15:05And Charlie Kirk got a lot of very uncomfortable phone calls from his donors immediately after this. And we know that.
15:14I understand the skepticism about Tucker and I think it's wise and you know I don't just trust Tucker blindly at all.
15:20Um but I think a lot of people think that there's way more of a mass conspiracy than I think there is personally. Um and obviously I mean you should probably disregard everything I'm saying because I just appeared on his podcast. But think critically about what this kind of speech does to the average normie in pushing their understanding one step further. This is pushing a lot of people one step closer to watching Europa or one step closer. And I'm not like honestly I don't really like Europa because I think that it's too hard to prove most of what's in Europa. It's too it's too ancient history. Not all of it.
15:59A lot of is more recent.
16:01But pushing the conversation forwards like this with the audience and voice that he has, with the connections and friends that he has, that's huge.
16:12And Charlie paid the price.
16:16Charlie paid the price.
16:19I don't know any of them that hate Israel, but no one feels they can say that. Why? But at the same time, keep being skeptical and keep your opinion. Keep keep feeling that way.
16:29That is totally chill. Um, I just don't I don't feel that way from where I sit in the industry and what I look at.
16:36>> And I think the longer that we play along with it, the more subterranean and creepy and hateful the conversation actually becomes. So, I think it's better just to say it right out loud.
16:48Jeffrey Epstein worked for Israel.
16:50Jeffrey Epstein was a pedophile that was collecting blackmail on behalf of a Jewish network of sickos that was hiding inside of Israel, working on behalf of Israel, but probably in many ways above Israel, above their government, just like our own deep state is above our government.
17:11This is the global network and clearly whoever's best at blackmailing is best at the whole thing. They're best at the game. Whoever controls the money and the blackmail rules the world.
17:25So do the math.
17:29That's how I'll say it. If we're just going to say it outright, the world is ruled by the black markets. And the black markets are ruled by the black mailers and the money.
17:44And those networks are alive and well.
17:46They were not Epstein. He was just a node and he has been replaced.
17:52And I think that this speech is incredibly significant in so many ways, in so many reasons.
18:03And it moves us on to August.
18:10Oh, August.
18:15how how normal the world still seemed in August, right?
18:24Just reload all my tabs here. [snorts] Speaking of Epstein, let's throw some shade to some bankers. And we know that Epstein referred a bunch of very high-profile wealthy clients to JP Morgan. But all the publicized names on the list that he referred were referrals made mostly between 2000 and 2003. I actually cringed really hard watching back the um watching back my podcast um with Tommy G because I forgot Jess Staley's name halfway through the podcast even though I've done a ton of reporting on Jess Staley and I accidentally said Sydney Whale and I confused Sydney Whale with Jess Staley and I was like oh maybe I'll like
19:10maybe I'll correct myself and then I failed to correct myself and I was like damn Bro, damn. That was lowhanging fruit, dude. You missed it. But that's how it goes. You can't always remember everything. It is what it is. But yeah, correction. It was Jess Staley that was Jeffrey Epstein's boy at JP Morgan, not Sydney Whale. Sydney Whale was City Bank. Um, different different thing, different scandal.
19:37Also kind of seems like a [ __ ] but I don't know. Once again, that list included Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, Larry Page, co-founder of Google, Nick Riis, former head of Donald Trump's casino empire, Katherine Rumler, former Obama White House counsel. That referral was made in February of 2019.
19:56By the way, they were very cozy in the emails right before he got caught and died.
20:03Gain Maxwell was referred. Glenn Dubin, a billionaire hedge fund manager, was very close to Epstein and was referred to JP Morgan. Leon Black, founder of Apollo Global Management. [snorts] Mort Zuckerman, a real estate billionaire.
20:16Thomas Pritsker of Hyatt Hotels. Boris Nicolick, the Gates Foundation science adviser. Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary. Prince Andrew Ahood Barack, the former Israeli prime minister. Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Israeli prime minister, Lord Peter Mendelson, David Gernen, the Sultan of Dubai, Howard Rubenstein.
20:36According to the Daily Beast, by 2011, Epstein was considered the quote biggest producer for JP Morgan's private banking division. And they also referred to him as the adviser to the Google founders.
20:52[music] I do kind of miss the style we used to make these videos in. Took took forever, but making videos with like prep slides and everything is pretty pretty [ __ ] fire, not going to lie.
21:11In August, they all committed treason.
21:16Again, those are all American politicians, on vacation, on summer camp. Go pledge your field.
21:34Go pledge your fieldalty to your true rulers, to your overlords.
21:39Go dance for money, you stupid [ __ ] >> From Ahood Barack, the ex-p prime minister of Israel when >> in August we got massive >> massive file leak.
21:52>> Massive confirmation. The Aud Barack email leak might be the most significant one so far except for possibly batch eight of the DOJ files that just happened. You can tell that I've been up like all night. I hadn't shaved. I'm all scruffy. from Ahoud Barack, the ex-p prime minister of Israel, one of Epstein's very good buddies. Thousands of his emails were leaked online and like alternative sources are talking about it, but the mainstream media totally silent, radio silence. And I have spent the last I don't even know how long just going down the rabbit hole. And I'm about to take you with me. This is just the start.
22:27This is just preliminary reporting.
22:29There's a lot of files and just figuring out how to even analyze them has been a whole process. But through that process, >> working with my buddy over here on one screen and the reports on the other screen and getting AI involved to write code that would scrape and then combine and then analyze. By the end of this, we're going to get to how they were surveilling the Hillary Clinton campaign. This is the first form of web.
22:51This was the inspiration for making web.
22:53Oh, yeah. And >> oh, how far it has come. Jeff Bezos, Bill Clinton, Benjamin Netanyahu, and there's links that will go um to email report, >> but but first I just want to tell you how we got here because when you actually download the leaked emails, they come from two different emails. But when you go into those emails, there is just this whole mess of folders. And in each one, there's more folders with different things. Then each of these files is an individual email, right? But we're talking like 50,000 emails or more. Each individual files in all these different folders. How the [ __ ] are we
23:33going to analyze them? So lately, I've been playing with AIS in terms of helping find sources, helping dig through complex details and data and helping get to primary sources and or in this case aggregate thousands of email files and turn them all into one file that we can search all at once because they're not in one place. You can't search them.
23:54>> Like there's nowhere you can go and type in Peter Teal and have it find you where Peter Teal is in. except that in these email files it became apparent that Peter Teal had received a bunch of funding from Jeffrey Epstein's Valor Venture for his Valor Ventures funds.
24:08And I mean we kind of knew that from some reporting but there was more context and clarification in these emails.
24:13>> So I got on a call with my code wizard buddy. We got on here. He taught me how to use the most basics of Python and he helped me out and did it with me. Crash course in coding and we wrote out all this crazy code and like it's a long story. We'll skip it. But we wrote a program that would put them all into one JSON file. And then we got the JSON file and it's real big. When you scroll through it, it's all of them extracted with critical information retained like file names and file paths, day the email was sent, who it's from, who it's to, etc. But now it's searchable and now we can put AI into them and have AI start
24:53scraping through it and be like, "Find me every instance of this or that or look for patterns here or there." And that's where we stumbled across something kind of random that at first we thought was a nothing burger is in one of the little reports that it made summarizing what it was finding in the files. It mentioned Clinton and the Clinton Foundation and surveillance of the Clinton Foundation. And I was like, "Wait a minute. You're telling me that Jeffrey Epste and Ahud Barack are communicating behind the scenes about surveillance on the Clinton administration?
25:23Please tell me more. And so then it wrote up.
25:27>> We're not going to watch this whole thing, but I just want to look at the first version of the concept and then go and look at what it became.
25:35What did it become? This is just a little test batch of the Epstein files.
25:40Put that away. I've been playing with with new features over here in web and now I've got them all auto organizing and we've got all kinds of different documents in here and we can open them up one by one. It's going all slow. It's like, oh [ __ ] we're doing web now.
26:01And I've got them all organized, popping in and out, popping in and out. I've got an AI chatbot that can help me source specific answers about specific connections and people that he worked with.
26:20We can now thumb through them one at a time, ask any question we want, get straight into the files, and notice how over here it's going to the file that we want it to open.
26:36>> [snorts] >> If you've been seeing me working on working on web, you know about this.
26:42We've been showing this. We've been sharing this.
26:48It's my favorite new project and we're going to give it out to the world. It's not quite ready yet, but then it also evolved into the Charlie Kirk assassination.
26:58I've been showing this where now we've got YouTube transcripts and we can ask it things about like what did Candace report on? What did Charlie Kirk say in his episodes? What did Ben Shapiro say in his episodes? And we can actually pull out specific quotes from various episodes. We can highlight specific chunks in those episodes and save them. If I want to highlight this, I can just go highlight it and I got some highlights here that I could scroll through my highlights and if I wanted to watch this clip. Burger King crown.
27:37You're not getting a Burger King crown.
27:39Okay, remember that quote click. Where did it open?
27:44>> Nice Burger King crown. You're not getting a Burger King crown. Okay, >> that's a Coach Colin episode.
27:49>> For the purest of hearts, you don't get that. You're >> Yeah, we just opened at the exact time stamp in that video. Thank you very much. Gosh, I'm so stoked. I freaking love this thing. I play with this thing all day long. I just build and then I test and then I build and then I test and then I build and then I test. And it all started looking like this just trying to examine the AHood Barack emails and god I love it so much and it's all coming out to you soon enough within this month.
28:19But the Aud [snorts] Brock emails coming out in August was a huge step forwards.
28:23But remember, it's anti-Semitic to suggest that Israel or Jews control the US government or would ever prioritize interest of Israel over their own country. Remember that. It's very important that you remember that. Okay.
28:34Okay.
28:38This is when they really ramped up propaganda. They wrapped up propaganda tours. They wrapped up their propaganda spending.
28:47[snorts] and they took a recess to avoid voting on the Epstein files and instead went over to kiss the wall.
28:55Tom Emmer, this week I have the honor of leading a delegation of House members on a trip to Israel with our friends from Apac.
29:02You [ __ ] traders.
29:07[ __ ] traitors. [snorts] Now, I just thought I'd mention how I wonder about this. I just wonder about it. I just I just wonder about it.
29:17Not making any suggestions, but I always just wonder like, are you even a hacker if you can't release the Epstein files? I mean, like, where are the hackers? Like, where are they? I'm just I wonder where they are as far as their location goes, you know?
29:35Can you guys see my eyes getting super red from staring at the lights in the screens for so long? There's a light right there. It's like, whoa. I just looked at myself on the screen. It's like, damn, bro. Your eyes are red, dog.
29:49And then here's a video that um and it's just so obvious that Charlie has no answer to >> because he can't because his opinion on Israel is colored by his donors, by an agenda that is not based in facts or America first ideology.
30:06>> Am I on the right screen?
30:09This is the video that Harrison Smith would reply to saying that Charlie Kirk that someone Charlie Kirk had said to someone who told Harrison that he was afraid Israel would kill him if he turned on them.
30:24And this video is of me calling out Charlie Kirk's refusal to debate Nick Fuentes.
30:30Oh, how things have changed in so many directions.
30:35in so many directions.
30:39It's been a crazy year.
30:49We're speeding up a little bit. Speeding up a little bit.
30:54[snorts] Um that's July over there.
31:00We skipped over Well, I guess we mentioned the the starvation in Gaza a little bit.
31:10here. What we'll do is we'll um No, we'll skip that because in August, Trump and Putin had a summit about Ukraine. Didn't go so hot. [snorts] Nothing really got done. Stalemate.
31:28And Trump deployed the National Guard to DC in August, which would set the stage for the DC shooting, which no one saw coming at all.
31:45[snorts] Valhalla called it from a mile away.
31:50A National Guardsman.
31:54Someone's going to get killed. Someone's going to get shot. Someone's going to get hurt. Things are going to escalate.
32:00And then that's an excuse for more and more and more. Was not wrong.
32:11Anything else we need to cover? Let's see if this link actually opens. Nope.
32:14Page not found. A lot of these links are broken.
32:18Um, in August, Israel also announced that they were going to be doing a military takeover of Gaza City.
32:27And oh, please open.
32:30Geez, NPR's links are all broken. It was in August that the DOJ released the Maxwell transcripts of Galileain Maxwell's testimony, begging for forgiveness, saying that she didn't traffic anyone to anyone. She's innocent. She's just a victim.
32:49Poor Gileain Maxwell. Gosh, what a what a poor little Galileain Maxwell.
32:57August was a rough month.
33:00That would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
33:09>> Conspiracy theories are [music] dangerous.
33:11>> Information is the oxygen of a democracy with Republicans with progressives with libertarians because this is not about right and left. This is about right and wrong.
33:24[music] It's so sick that we can't talk.
33:29>> Our security is at stake.
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