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11:17Let's go live on Jimmy Door. Hi >> everybody. Welcome to the show. Uh, hello.
11:23>> I'm here with uh Kurt Mexican. Hey, Kurt.
11:26>> Hello, Jimmy. How are things? Oh, great Tucker appearance, by the way. I just watched it.
11:30>> Oh, thank you very much. In fact, we're going to be talking about my Tucker appearance at the top of the show.
11:34>> I understand you ruffled some feathers.
11:36>> Ruffled. [laughter] Yes.
11:39>> Some jimmies out there.
11:40>> Yes. Uh, we shivered some timbers.
11:45[laughter] >> Uh, I like your backdrop. It's perfect for >> I'm gonna fix it because I don't have enough of sweet bunino sweet face, but it's his book, The Gift of Failure. Boy, the book he was born to write.
11:57>> It is. Okay. So, when I was on Tucker this last time, I brought up that Dan Banino screamed about the Epstein files, told us never to stop, never let up on it, and then when he got in a position of power, well, here's what. Let me let me just play this for you.
12:18Is there nothing happening? Don't ever stop talking, Fod Danino, who famously said, "Don't ever stop talking about the Epstein files.
12:26>> Please do not let that story go. Keep your eye on it."
12:29>> He get That's what he said.
12:31>> Okay. Well, I'm a friend of new Dan, not old Dan. [laughter] >> Okay. And so this is what I said on Tucker in a position of power to do something about it. And now he changes his tune to say, "I was there to do my job, which is to keep custody of the evidence." No, you weren't there to keep custody of the evidence. You were there to put in custody for the people who were in that evidence. You phony.
12:53Anyway, I I I get upset.
12:55>> You have every reason to [laughter] >> Did you and Tucker or something?
13:01[laughter] >> H do it.
13:06>> So, so here is what Dan Manino, by the way, he's blocked me. But >> so there's there's nothing lower than blocking someone and then continuing to tweet at them. That's uh that's >> about covering up the Epstein files for Israel. I would say >> Oh, you're right. That's lower. You're right. [laughter] >> But I'm talking about as far as Twitter etiquette.
13:29>> Yeah, >> that that's that's we used to call that a grim job because Ryan Grim did that to me for a while, but now he's unblocked me. Oh, so >> now it's called a bongina.
13:41>> I think it's gonna called a bongina.
13:43[laughter] >> We got to switch it. But there's so many there's so many I got so many tweets out there hashgrimjob. I hate it. But anyway, >> um >> well, I'm blocked. So, please convey my best wishes uh people out there to him.
13:57>> Why am I backwards?
13:58>> Here is here is what Dan Banino or do you say Von Gina? Uh some people say that uh Jimmy door has been trying to find evidence [laughter] of his male genitalia.
14:10>> What?
14:11>> Since his early child, this guy you talk he's I'm pretty sure he's a closet case because that's the way closet cases talk.
14:20>> Oh, I think he's worse than that. In fact, my shout out to Tasmosis TZ M O Sis who just had a video of a former MK monarch victim who had all kinds of wild accusations about old Bong Gino. And I believe all of them because who would cover up the Epstein files unless they were in on it.
14:36>> So like I've been trying to find evidence of male genitalia since you mean like my own genitalia.
14:44>> Yeah, it does make sense.
14:46>> That's terribly written and confusing bit about genitalia, Dan.
14:52[laughter] Not that it's important, but I did end up finding some evidence of it in your mother's mouth.
15:00>> Yeah. Uh, me as well, Dan.
15:03>> You shaved ape.
15:06>> What a punk he is. What a worthless punk Dan Bonino is.
15:11>> Let me let me get let me get talk to let me get through this tweet of his. He's having a hard time because and and by the way, no. Um, no no shade at gay people. I I uh >> Yeah, no shade at Nick Fuentes. We have enough problems. I came out and admitted my my crush on uh what was that guy's name?
15:32>> Jude Law.
15:32>> Jude Law.
15:34>> I've heard a lot of people have a crush on him >> 20 years ago. I admitted to having a cr to having sexual feelings for Jude Law.
15:40I got no problem with that.
15:42>> Um did you ever respond or is he a dirty tease?
15:46>> He's a dirty tease. I did meet him in person. You know, I met I met him in person >> and you keep leading you on.
15:51>> My friend Mike Seagull, who I think is still my friend, I don't know. Uh he uh he was doing a Access Hollywood show or something like that and he called I was in I was doing the marijuana logs in New York >> and he said, "Hey, I'm interviewing Jude Law. I know you like him. You want to come meet him?" So I did. I went back I we took a picture and everything. I got a little I got a little I got a little excited and uh so anyway, so yeah, I mean just have just have the guts to admit it, Dan. Anyway, he says Jimmy Door has been trying to find evidence of his male genitalia of male genitalia since his
16:27early childhood. He's having a hard time because he's missing a chromosome.
16:32His missing chromosome has him starting 10 meters behind the finish line. I don't think he knows such a slam.
16:38>> He does not. He does not. He's completely unaware.
16:41>> It's a extra chro It's not a Anyway, Jimmy's mama has been caught telling friends she has no kids. My mama, by the way, is dead. [laughter] I hope you're happy.
16:52>> In uh in heaven. In Israel loving heaven.
16:55>> She's in Israel loving. By the way, she's able to go.
16:57>> My mama has 12 kids.
17:01>> So, >> wow.
17:02>> Yeah. Uh >> Bonino looks like a like you know how they have to do a C-section cuz English bulldog heads like will tear the mother apart. He's got a big block monkey like head is what I'm trying to say.
17:14>> He does have he does have a kind of an ape head. Uh it's a shame. I pity him.
17:20Really? This is [laughter] I don't He pies me because my mama.
17:27[laughter] So, this tells me a lot about Dan. Dan obviously didn't get the attention and affection from his mama as a kid, which is why that's the first thing he goes to. And he's, you know, he's obsessed with male genitalia, which is So, those are the two things you know about Dan just from this one tweet. If you study uh Jung pro a psychological projection uh I pity him. It's time for an intervention.
17:51[laughter] Maybe if Tucker and Buckley stop jerking off Putin and the So now he's going back and he's >> Oh my god.
18:00>> So now he's doing Russia gate stuff. I thought >> Great job, Dan.
18:05>> Wasn't he anti-Russia gate? Am I remembering point? I >> I'm pretty sure he was. I know Cash Patel was Cash Patel. That was some of the good work he did when he was exposing the the BS brush gate thing as we did at this show. We were the first ones to do it. By the way, pat on the back to myself.
18:21>> The reason I tell you that is because if I don't, nobody else will. [laughter] Uh, stop jerking up Putin and the Islama Nazis.
18:29>> They could provide some help. Just a thought. Hope you're having a a great weekend.
18:35>> Islam Nazis. What was that? I've heard of Ashkanazis.
18:39>> [laughter] >> So I I just this does he I'm a comedian.
18:44I Does he really think that schoolyard bully swipes [laughter] are going to hurt my feelings or make him look good?
18:51I mean maybe it will make him maybe not as good as the kung fu inside of an airliner bathroom technique. But uh but he's going to try.
19:00[laughter] He remember he does that kung fu stuff.
19:03>> Uh he's tough. The guy's tough.
19:05>> Oh he's got another one. Here's an Here's here was this was an earlier one.
19:09Unic Jimmy Doors. [laughter] >> Whoa.
19:13>> Oh, what a slam.
19:15>> You got him. How does he Why does he talk about your balls so much? Uh, this Shabos Guy here.
19:20>> Uh, Unic Jimmy Door's pathological obsession with me.
19:25>> [laughter] >> You mean with the deputy director of the FBI when he covered up and lied about the pedo scandal he was supposed Yeah.
19:32I'm a little I'm obsessed with the deputy director of the FBI lying and covering up the biggest ped scandal in history. Yeah. I I I'm but you're the one who said don't let up on this. So I'm not >> See you in Valhalla, sweetie.
19:46>> See you in Valhalla.
19:48Uh is to me is is beyond strange at this point. So again, this is psychological.
19:54The thing that's strange is your obsession with my genitalia [laughter] and and your baffled your bafflement at people caring about the Epstein files and you lying about it >> after you said never let it go and I made this beautiful Epstein backdrop that looks like Seinfeld.
20:10>> Um, how come it's twist? It's backwards, Kurt.
20:13>> It is here. Wait, is it better now?
20:15>> Yeah.
20:16>> Oh, on my screen it looks backwards >> now. It's good. Okay.
20:19>> Oh, okay. Uh, his daily crashs with his lover Tucker are reaching Netflix special crazy >> daily.
20:29>> Uh, first of all, Dan, uh, me and Tucker sex life is none of your business.
20:35>> That's a fact.
20:36>> We're consenting adults, unlike the scumbag Zopedal cannibals that you run cover for.
20:43>> No one cares if Jimmy's adult consensual relationship with Tucker Carlson goes on. I'm a little more concerned about, you know, the Israel human trafficking operation. Dan, you shave deep.
20:54>> Uh, let's go back. Uh, uh, his lover Tucker are reaching Netflix special crazy. I don't know what that means. Can someone close to him call his mama again?
21:07Genitalia and mama. So, we know two things about Dan. Dan >> knew he's Italian for sure.
21:12>> Dan did not get the attention from his mama that he wanted. And he it's a psycho. He has some trauma from it >> from his mama >> and he's most likely a closet case which can go >> I would say it's a good bet. It's I would even make it's not a matter of being gay. You have understand it's about power Jimmy if you really want the ultimate power. You're going to have to get a little acy ducy to climb the ranks which I'm sure Bonino has done. I have no doubts of that.
21:36>> Okay, so let me finish this. Can someone close to him call his mama she's dead [laughter] >> in heaven.
21:43>> Stop. Quit quit my quit. Quit quit assaulting a widowerower.
21:50>> She's she supported Israel, right? So, she's in heaven. So, we just >> My mom certainly did support Israel and have her bring him some chicken soup or something.
21:59>> What will that do?
22:00>> I don't I don't know. I wish I wasn't blocked so I could read his tweets more.
22:05They're very interesting. You have to really pick him apart and understand what the hell he's talking about.
22:08>> Well, I can see his tweets. I just can't respond to them. That's the new thing they do on Twitter.
22:13>> The mark of a real That's how you know he's not just like stupid like he knows what he's doing to so he's got to give this appearance that he cares about any of this. You're blocked because he doesn't want to have any engagement with you. He just wants to show that he's doing his part throwing out insults at you.
22:28>> He's so obsessed with male genitalia that it makes you wonder what kind of magazines he has under his bed.
22:34>> And do they do they involve bodybuilders and Roman gladiator outfits?
22:39>> I think we know it does >> like like that like that scene from the movie Airplane. I think so.
22:45>> Yeah. You ever been to Turkish prison, Dan?
22:47>> Have you?
22:48>> Are you saving up to go? [laughter] >> So, some people uh Oh, a friend of the show, Owen Shroyer. He says, "This comes off like Kathy Griffin selfie video."
22:57[laughter] >> Not even as classy as that.
23:00>> It's Jack Young says, "It's hard to believe how bad Bongino went off the rails. pretty much everyone liked him and respected him before he crashed out uh of the FBI FBI after 10 months. 10 months.
23:15>> Now he's competing for audience share with Mark Levvin.
23:19>> Oh, Mark Liberty 11.
23:22>> So, I always thought he was scum. I always thought he was a funny >> No, I I used to actually say good things about Dan Bonino before he became the FBI deputy director because he was right about Russia gate. I pretty sure he was right about Ukraine war even.
23:36So, I I said I said nice things about him. In fact, Dan Benjino even did a video thanking me for saying nice things about him and now he's proving me wrong.
23:45>> Wow. It's the same Trump play. His people are just like snakes and he he has no emotions about you either way, Jimmy. He's doing it what he's directed to do. He doesn't feel any real emotions that he's going to show to you either way cuz he's part of the thing and he's covering it up. So, he's just doing his part the same as Larry.
24:03Uh if I could give him just one piece of advice uh in regards to his social media presence, uh it would be to remain absolutely silent and you know keep your hands off the keyboard for the foreseeable future. Maybe go back to making more fighting in a tight space educational videos for his close friends.
24:23>> He's being paid to do this, so he can't he can't stop. He's got to do his part.
24:26>> Uh Larry Loomer.
24:28>> Yeah, >> he's in. No, >> Larry Loomer. I bet she I bet she longs for the day when you you get kicked off Twitter for misgendering someone. But I think I'm I think I'm properly gendering. That's the thing. We'd have to have another Breijit Mcronone uh court case to see.
24:42>> Now, the Larry Loomer evidence is not as strong as as some people think it is, but I still enjoy it.
24:48>> I enjoy it. So Larry says, she retweets Dan Bon Vanino and she says, "Trust me when I tell you podcast P podcastistan is being investigated by the FBI and the DOJ.
25:02>> They are too arrogant to realize it.
25:05>> I'm looking forward to the 5 a.m. raids and Farah charges headed towards the woke Reich." Hey, just u spo I hate to ruin your good time, but uh I already wake up at 5:00 a.m.
25:16>> Yeah. [laughter] >> I can't I can't around that time every every night >> I get up and pee at least four times a night now I'm 60 [laughter] >> you're in the country of Spotify Arabia where I live Jimmy >> okay uh and then she says uh uh these operatives will be exposed and held accountable inevitable by the way this I I keep pushing back on this term woke reich so the woke right they try to pretend it's the people who are true to what Trump ran on Right. Stop being woke.
25:49>> The woke, right, are the people like Dan Vanino and you who want to who want to investigate people for free speech.
25:56That's >> It only works on zoodards, by the way.
25:58It doesn't work on anybody who had a real beef that they thought Trump was going to address. It won't work on them.
26:03>> You said the woke the woke left were the people who wanted to censor and deplatform people and now you're the people who want to sense. So that's the woke right. So they they I guess they wanted to get out and use that term before you could use it against them.
26:18like gay people use queer or something.
26:20>> Uh, woke. Okay, so woke was already always a dumb term. It started out as SJW, social justice warriors. That's what it was first. That was right after Occupy. And then when they were taking things off of whatever black Twitter is, you know, me too, all these things. They took that one woke from like black drag queen Twitter and then they marketed it.
26:40And now you could tell it's all the It was always Zionists using it the whole time to their whims. You could tell. And so, hey Larry, just for FYI, I have been hacked by Pegasus >> after I spoke at the UN Security Council on the anniversary of the Nordstream pipeline uh bombing.
27:00Uh and by the way, I got hacked again.
27:03Same thing. Uh after my Tucker appearance, just to let you know.
27:08>> Wait, just now?
27:09>> Yeah, >> with Pegasus. Uh, I don't know if it was Pegasus this time, but it was another state actor. So, my IT guy is former military intelligence, so he knows about this stuff, and he has lots of friends inside the military intelligence codereaker hacker stuff. And he said, "Yeah, this wasn't a person." Once again, Jimmy, this was a this was a state actor, and he has the evidence to figure that out. I don't I don't know how you figured that out, but he did.
27:38So, I'm not too arrogant. And by the way, Larry, I'm not too arrogant to know that the corrupt FBI abuses its power.
27:47>> My whole show is kind of about that stuff, sir. [laughter] >> Now, I like how you had a lot of respect and dignity with your rebuttal just now, unlike uh >> Thank you.
27:59>> And uh by the way, the defenders of a country that sprays a pheromone on prisoners so that they can be sexually assaulted by dogs and they brag about it. One Israeli was calling his dog Jango, by the way. I just saw that on uh due dissidence. So, what a disgusting country. What a couple of disgusting people to defend it.
28:18>> Uh I I first of all, I appreciate this him handing me a segment on the silver platter.
28:25>> I And I appreciate him. Uh I'm relevant.
28:28When the former deputy director of the FBI takes time out to tweet schoolyard bully insults at me twice, I know I'm over the target and it drives him crazy.
28:42>> Well, he was using a really sharp wit there. Yeah, missing chromosone. You are really smart, Dan.
28:48>> Here's what I said. It's revealing that Dan Bonino is so obsessed with my genitalia since he was the one who told us to keep talking about Epstein and then when he was in a position of power got his balls clipped and had to cover for the pedos he was supposed to prosecute. He is a textbook case of psychological projection. And like a true coward, he continues to tweet about me from behind a block so I can't respond. Profile and courage.
29:16[laughter] And it's interesting, he never engages in the substance, but thinks Gulliard taunts amount to an argument, but that's all he has cuz he's been exposed as a fraud and a cut to Israel. Me pointing out this on Tucker has really gotten under his skin and so he continues to crash out over a comedian. This is the former deputy director of the FBI.
29:39Wow. I think my hit music video Shabos like the would really >> So I want to play you a video.
29:47Uh Gen Xgirl uh posted this and it was when he was running for Congress. I think he's run for Congress now three times and he's he's failed at least three times.
29:58>> So he's a complete human construct with no sincere emotions of any kind is what you're telling me. So when he was running in 2016 in Florida in a district he didn't live in um >> I guess a construct >> you could do that I guess uh he he he made a claim that a newspaper reporter did a story on him and he said that there was uh false propaganda in that story but then a reporter said what and will you listen listen to this So this is Mark Caputo who was at Politico. What was it accurate about the story he said was propaganda? And he won't answer that question. So we'll listen for about 5 minutes and you'll
30:47hear that he doesn't have an answer. And he he goes he falls back to calling him all kinds of names.
30:54>> Hey Dan, it's Maraputo.
30:56>> Hey.
30:57>> All right. So, >> so you won't answer answer me publicly.
31:01So, what did she get her wrong in her story?
31:05>> Well, Mark, be honest with you. We could have cleared this up from minute one when I told you to call.
31:10>> Okay, but you didn't give me your number. You gave me your number now. So, now we're clearing this up. What did you get wrong on her story?
31:17>> Her story? Her initial tweet, which is what you asked me about.
31:20>> I didn't ask you about her initial tweet. I asked you about the story it was connected to. What was the the story? What was wrong with it, >> Mark? Yes.
31:28>> You want an answer?
31:29>> I want an answer to the question and you're not answering the question.
31:36>> You asked me what the Naples Daily News was being dishonest about in response to my propaganda tweet.
31:43>> And your propaganda >> Don't rewrite what happened.
31:46>> And your propaganda tweet was in relation to what she wrote today.
31:52>> Was it not? Was it connected to it?
31:55trying to be too slick by half.
31:57>> I'm not trying to be slick. D I'm Okay, so today's story, what was wrong in today's story? I said the story seemed pretty cut and dry or simple. What was wrong in it? Hold on. I'm I'm trying to find >> enable you want to know their track is their track record of dishonesty my campaign or you want to because I can point out individual lines there too.
32:17You want me to send you screenshots of the emails we sent to them giving them the donor information that Alex asked for? Would you write the story? We didn't reply. Really? You want screenshots of that?
32:29>> Sure. How I don't know why you didn't do that to me before, but >> yeah, because Mark, here's what's happening. And what how you're immune to this, I don't get. I mean, you can't you're not you can't be this naive. They tweeted out a suspended Alex a long time ago tweeted out a story about the industry is just one of many saying he only has one indigenous donor because she's incapable of reading an FBC report. That is a wholly inaccurate story hundreds. Now we happen to have small donors unlike Francis Marie who is a billionaire who's got his own big donors. Our small donors donate small amounts some because they don't want
33:08people to know who they are. We know who they are. So, you're not giving the Wait a minute. So, you're not giving the Naples Daily News the the the names?
33:15>> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You need to time out and listen to what I'm telling you.
33:19>> But you need to answer the question, Dan. And I don't think you're doing it.
33:22>> So, so >> like here's like so for instance, here's what I just so you know, just to clear this up. I said, "Hey, where's the propaganda here? It seems like a pretty straightforward story. I'm clearly referring to the story." And now you're saying I was referring to the tweet and I wasn't.
33:40No, Mark, that's not the case. You asked me where these guys had gone wrong and what the propaganda was in response to.
33:48>> I said, hold on. I said I said >> about this one thing.
33:52>> I said I I But I said a pretty straightforward story. Did I not?
33:58>> I have to go back between >> Well, I'm reading it to you right now.
34:01So, you got to trust me.
34:04>> What? How did this start? Tell me how this started.
34:08>> Hey, Dan Bonino. what's in your campaign receipts? asks asks Eric Sarisian and he connects it to a story. So I read the story. I'm like, eh. And then you respond, hey, my campaign is full of passion small donors who despise uh the Naples Daily News and the propaganda's working there. And so I said, okay, where's the propaganda here? It seems like a pretty straightforward story.
34:32>> Okay, you don't understand. story is is pinnacle of a series of narratives the Naples Daily News put out but day one I already sent you >> no but Dan listen you're not you're not making sense here because I'm clearly referring to the story and then you refuse to answer and start talking about some tweet which had nothing to do with that question hold on wait if I can >> if I can talk >> if I if I can you can't understand because you're not listening so >> now I I I assure you I hear exactly and I know what you're trying to do.
35:04>> I'm trying to get you to answer a question which you refuse to do.
35:07>> What's the question? What's the question?
35:10>> Where's the propaganda here? It seems like a pretty straightforward story.
35:15>> You Hold on. You didn't even let me finish. You asked me the question. I know you're angry, Dan. I understand that.
35:21>> Yes, you are. That's why you blocked me on Twitter. You're angry that I've just asked a simple question.
35:27>> Okay. Well, that's fine. Um, but again, I ask you a simple question about the propaganda here in this story.
35:34>> And I I'm not getting you not answering the question. That's what I don't get. I don't get why you can't answer the question.
35:41>> You're just going to keep talking because you're just nonstop. It's like verbal diarrhea. They call us a word salad in graduate school. You're studying psychopathology.
35:49>> Okay. Slow down and listen and maybe you'll get the answer.
35:52>> No. Do me a favor. Answer my question first and then you can continue with your slurs and insults. Where? Okay.
35:58>> So, where in the story? Where in the story is there propaganda?
36:03Let me ask the question. I'll handle the questions and you handle the answers, okay? Cuz that's what this is about.
36:10>> Why are you yelling, Dan? Don't get so angry.
36:13>> Oh, now you're swearing. Good lord. So, again, I'll handle the questions. I'll handle the questions and you handle the answers.
36:21>> Okay. You're still not answering the question. We've been on the phone now.
36:26>> Okay. Are you going to are you going to interrupt me?
36:29>> Ask your question.
36:30>> Where's the propaganda here in this story? It seems pretty straightforward.
36:35>> Again, for the 15th time, we do not have one donor in the district and we have communicated this information to the neighbor.
36:44>> That's not in that story he's linking to. You're not answering my question about that story.
36:49>> You're Mark, you're not interested in any. You're a total artist with zero credibility. You're really you're really angry and you're swearing D. You shouldn't get so angry. Why don't you just answer the question and be honest about things?
37:01>> I just You don't like the answer >> because you're not answering my question. You're inventing a different question.
37:07>> You don't see See, here's the problem.
37:08You're a hacker.
37:09>> The problem is you're screaming, you're swearing, and you're throwing around these terms. That's the problem.
37:15>> And now that you've been called in your hackery, you're embarrassed.
37:19>> Uh, no.
37:20>> No. No. You're embarrassed because you can't answer the question. You can't answer the qu. So you you just to clarify in this story in the story you can't point to any any propaganda er >> we have communicated this information daily news to which I just replied to I have actual screenshot and you're still >> what is okay tell me hold on let me look at my email while we're on the phone.
37:46>> Okay you claim you just replied to me but I don't have this email. So now once again you're telling me something that's just not checking out. Dan, you're just you're not being straightforward with me. Now, I understand if you got a problem with other stories.
37:56>> I'm going to send you this email because >> okay, >> your IQ level is not high enough.
38:01>> Wow, you comprehend what I'm telling you. So, >> I'm smart enough to know when someone can't answer the question and has to start throwing around terms and slurs and swearing and raising his voice.
38:12>> I'm I understand.
38:13>> Listen, you could go yourself.
38:15>> Oh. [laughter] Oh, Dad, you're so angry.
38:19>> Why are you so angry? Like they actually Let me tell you something. My entire following has been developed beating on people like you who try like this with me.
38:30>> You're really an ang I mean you're really really >> hurting me. Does that mean you're going to bite this?
38:35>> Well, it sounds like I'm hurting you because you're because you're yelling and you're you're swearing at me, Dan.
38:41>> Okay, listen.
38:42>> Okay, so >> you're a loser. You're you you're right for a loser paper. Nobody cares. You lied about me. You got lie did I say about you?
38:51>> And my audience is far bigger than yours. And frankly, I'm worried if I >> Listen, we're we're all very I'm very impressed.
38:59>> I'm very impressed that you have a big audience and you need to brag about that.
39:02>> Because both of us got paid in a prior life to do this. I don't anymore. Will be if I don't win.
39:08>> Well, it seems audience is far smaller than mine.
39:11>> It seems like you get paid. It seems like you get paid to campaign. Like you draw $1,200 at Outback Steakhouse. Are you are you living are you living off of your campaign donations?
39:22>> Two New York Times bestselling books unlike you.
39:24>> Well, it looks like I mean it looks like you're like a professional candidate.
39:27Like so you you ran and lost in Maryland, then you went to go run another house seat. Did you Did you lose in Maryland? How many times did you lose in Maryland?
39:36>> How many times did you lose in Maryland?
39:38You're not going to answer that question either. Are you going to answer that question?
39:42>> Are you going to answer that question?
39:43>> Okay. So, you see how this goes. He's he's just he can't answer a question, a straightforward question, and so he results to call calling people names, right? Um, so here's how it here's how it wrapped up. Here's how this call wrapped up. It went on for 20 minutes, but here's how it wrapped up.
40:01I mean, you're >> Do you normally swear at people like this?
40:04>> So he's trying to tell him, "I don't give you consent to record this or release it, and I'll sue you." Except he already he he uh the guy did get consent. Hang on. I don't give you >> Do you normally swear at people like this just when they ask you simple questions?
40:19>> Just so you know, I don't give you consent. Let me repeat that. So I can sue your ass when you do that.
40:25>> Okay. So you're threatening me again. I understand. You're still acting out.
40:28>> No, but No, because you're an idiot. You don't understand. [laughter] >> All right.
40:32>> You have to ask someone to record them.
40:34You don't. But you're not smart enough because again, you have an IQ issue. So I I please record that and publish it so I can sue you because I don't give you >> No, I told I told you. No, no, I told you I was recording in writing.
40:48>> Oh, well you please do. Nobody reads your stuff anyway. Why would I be on the phone with you if I actually cared?
40:53>> All right, good. So >> seriously, you think you're going to hurt my campaign?
40:57>> Back to No, I don't think I'm going to hurt your campaign because it sounds like you're losing, Dan. It sounds like you're hurting your own campaign.
41:03>> My life doesn't revolve around politics.
41:05>> That's why you've run for That's why you've run for my life. He says, "My life doesn't revolve around politics."
41:10This is his third congressional campaign.
41:12>> Daniel, you're running for C for You're running for office. What do you mean your life doesn't revolve around it? By the way, this is the perfect bon back here.
41:19>> Three offices in a row, Dan. It sounds like they do.
41:22>> You I have an actual life and a job. I'm not a loser like you.
41:26>> So, why are you why are you running for Why are you running for an office in a city you don't live in, in a county you don't live in, and district you don't live in, or you're not a registered voter in, you don't own property there?
41:36That's against the Can you quote me that rule where you have to do that? Oh, you can't again because you're not smart enough.
41:41>> Okay. So, you don't you don't you don't actually have >> about politics, right?
41:45>> You're not a registered voter in the district. You're not a registered voter in the district.
41:49>> You do. You're right about politics.
41:50>> Are you a registered voter in the district?
41:52>> You don't know the No, >> you're not. You're not a registered voter in the district. So, listen. You move down to Florida after losing two campaigns in Maryland. You say you're gonna stay in Maryland and fight. You tuck tail run away to Florida. You go look to run in district 18, you see you're not going to be able to win there. You try to run in district 19, you're losing there. You're like a professional political candidate who loses, Dan. [laughter] >> You just lose.
42:16>> You have no idea why I moved to Florida.
42:18You >> I know you moved here and you wanted to run for you wanted to run.
42:22>> Oh, [laughter] Dad. You Why are you yelling now?
42:25>> Go yourself.
42:26>> Oh, Dad. Dad. Is that Is that like an offer or something?
42:30>> Is that an offer, [laughter] Dude, shut your mouth. You coward.
42:35>> Hey, Dan, do me a favor. I'll handle the questions and you handle the answers.
42:38>> I'm not Hey, >> calm down. Oh, Dan, you really sound like you need some help, >> I think you need some help.
42:44yourself.
42:45>> Okay, you realize you sound like you need medication.
42:49>> I don't know why. And let me tell you, >> you sound like you need medication, Dave.
42:52>> Wait until I do need Maybe you need some professional help.
42:55>> You have no idea. Shut the up.
42:57>> I think you need professional help. I think you need professional help.
43:00yourself. You don't know why I'm in Florida. Because I'm >> I know you're in Florida running a race and that you're losing in it by your attitude cuz you're swearing and acting out.
43:09you.
43:10>> And I also know that you looked at running in another district and you knew you couldn't win there either.
43:14>> Hey, listen to me. I'm going to expose you now. And when I tell everybody the real reason I'm down here, I'm going to expose your ass even more.
43:24>> All right. You you're you're free to And you can continue to threaten you can continue to threaten me if if you'd like. You're a piece of because you're a lying scumbag. And it's people like you.
43:34>> You haven't even established where I lied. We've already established in the record where you've lied.
43:39>> Yeah.
43:39>> And now you're acting out and you're swearing.
43:41>> Piece of You know what? Go yourself.
43:44>> All right. Well, you hung up on me.
43:47>> So, the Sopranos wouldn't let him in because he would mess up every deal that they were trying to broke. He'd go off on a made man and ruin everything.
43:54>> So, this sounds like roid rage to me. He couldn't That's what that is, right?
43:58Yeah.
43:59>> What were they I I still didn't get what they were fighting about. Like what is it?
44:04>> He could someone had written a story about him and he said that's all propaganda on Twitter and then that guy said what in this story is not true and Dan wouldn't answer that question. What in that story was not he kept talking about another story about a tweet about a this. He's like no that's not what my question is. My question is what in this story is not true and Dan wouldn't answer that question.
44:27>> Yeah. So, a disproportionate amount of his donors. So, he's some carbon bagger that is trying to be set up as a That's how you know he's a construct from the start. He's not from there. He's like trying to do an AOC thing.
44:37>> I like [laughter] my Bangginina.
44:44>> Uh, and then here's I like this. Dan Bonino action figure. All talk, no action. Just like the real thing.
44:51>> Oh, look at him. A single father of uh the information. What is it? Custody.
44:55>> Yeah, he's got custody. He's got to raise the evidence himself.
44:58>> He's got to keep custody of the of the evidence. That's what he's got to do.
45:02All right. And then I have another video here. Here's Cash Patel. Just to let you know what liars and uh pedo coverers these guy are. Here's Cash Patel.
45:10>> You know, it's the same thing with Epstein's list. It's like, what the hell are these Republicans doing?
45:15>> Oh, I saw you >> give out the >> I saw you make news this morning about that. I got to get to that.
45:20>> Yeah.
45:20>> You say that the FBI has Epstein's list.
45:22They're sitting on it. That doesn't seem like something you should do. You're protecting the world's foremost predator. That seems like an evil thing to do.
45:30>> And now he's doing it along with Dan Vanino >> regardless who may be embarrassed in the release of that list. Why is the FBI protecting the greatest pedtoist um the the largest scale pedtoist in human history?
45:43>> Simple. Because of who's on that list.
45:44You don't think that Bill Gates is lobbying Congress night and day to prevent the disclosure of that list? And why is it that the Senate, you know, and good for Senator Blackburn to try to get it out, but then Dick Turban comes over the top and says, "No, we're not going to release the names. I don't care about the list itself, but he released the names, right?"
46:03>> What the hell are the House Republicans doing?
46:05>> They have the majority. You can't get the list. You're going to accept Dick Durban's word or whoever that guy is as to who is on that list and who isn't and that it can and can't be released. Put on your big boy pants and let us know who the pedophiles are. We have an election coming up and we need to adjudicate this matter at the polls. God knows the FBI and DOJ aren't gonna do anything >> and and wait till I'm the head of the FBI and I don't do anything and then I have Dan Bino and he doesn't do anything and we all don't do anything and we all lie about Epstein killing himself >> and then we call you names and also try
46:38to get the FBI to investigate you for asking us about the thing we said we were going to do.
46:42>> Yes. So they're going to investigate me for pointing out that they didn't do the thing they said they were going to do.
46:47>> You're a piece of Helpby Damagino.
46:49You just say a reasonable thing. I like, [laughter] "Shut up, you idiot. You're too stupid to know anything."
46:54>> And if you like to hear my Dan Bino jokes, come see me this weekend in Spokane, Tacoma. I'll be in Levittown, New York, June 26th and 27th, and then Chicago September 18th to the 20th. Go to jimmy.com for a link for tickets. And we'll be right back. We have our guest coming out, a guy who's running against Randy Fine, >> the Zio crazy person from Florida. We have his one of his challengers, you know, Dan Bzerian is challenging. Well, there's another guy challenging you.
47:19>> I'm very interested to see this.
47:21>> Okay. Well, you should watch. We'll be right back.
47:23>> Bye-bye.
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50:25>> Anyways, back to the chat. [laughter] >> Okay. All right. Let's >> You ready, Jim? Yeah. Mr. Jim, >> we have a special guest with us, Aaron Baker, Republican candidate in the upcoming election for Florida's sixth congressional district house seat. He is challenging incumbent Randy Fine, who won the seat in 2025 special election.
50:42Baker, who lost a fine in that 2025 special election primary, is campaigning on America first platform, focusing on economic recovery, education, constitutional rights. The primary election takes place on August 18th.
50:55Welcome to the show, Aaron Baker. Hey, Aaron. Thank you for showing up.
50:59>> Well, certainly. Thank you for having me.
51:02>> So, uh, pleasure to be here.
51:03>> So, tell tell me what made you want to run against Randy Fine.
51:07Well, I knew how horrible of a person he was and I knew that I could do a better job and I actually care about people and I've read the Constitution and I respect the Constitution and I respect the the people here in the sixth congressional district.
51:22>> And what so he how does he not respect the Constitution? That's what you're implying, right?
51:27>> Well, I mean, he voted to extend FISA.
51:30That's a fourth amendment violation. Um, when he was in the Florida House, he passed anti-semitic laws. That's a first amendment violation. When he was in the Florida House, he voted for red flag laws. That's a second amendment violation. Um, so I mean that that's three just in matter of 15 seconds.
51:52>> Okay. Wow. Okay. What is uh he he voted in favor of anti-semitic laws because he's a big Zionist. I know that. Well, I mean, he he voted so that in Florida, if you even put up a poster that he disagrees with, that that could be that you could be prosecuted under state law.
52:13And that that was a law that was signed when he was in the state house.
52:17>> Okay. All right.
52:19>> And uh what's a is that what's the red flag? So, red flag, uh, they lowered the, uh, excuse me, raised the age of which you could buy a gun from 18 to 21.
52:32>> Oh, okay. Okay. And so, how do you how do you come down on that?
52:37>> Well, I mean, I'm 100% pro- Second Amendment. Uh, I I don't I don't believe that hate speech exists other than the fact I don't think you can run into a crowded theater and yell fire. uh as long as your speech does not directly cause harm to someone, I I don't think that your speech is limited under uh the first amendment of our constitution or bill of rights.
53:01>> Okay. Now uh now famously uh you have another challenger Dan Bilzerian is also running in this and his and he said his motivation is that he's anti-Israel and uh where do you come down on Israel?
53:19I'm anti- Zionist. I'm not anti-Israel.
53:21I I have nothing against the people of Israel. I think the government of Israel is a gen are genocidal maniacs. That does not extend to the people. Uh for example, I I have nothing against Jewish people, but I do not support the government of Israel.
53:40>> Okay. Um, you know, you've seen those polls where 82% of the people in Israel agree with the genocide that's happening in Gaza and they think it and a lot of them even have some think it should be more brutal. You have you've seen those polls?
53:56>> I have seen those polls >> and so go ahead.
54:00>> I I've called I've called out the genocide in in Gaza and the uh incursions into Lebanon. I I don't think that that either are legal. I mean, I certainly believe that Netanyahu is a war criminal. However, my distinction is I I don't think that all Israeli people are bad. I think the government of Israel is are genocidal maniacs. So, I'm sure you're aware of this. Apac tracker put this out and they said Randy Fine's new Republican primary challenger also supports sending billions of our tax dollars to Israel every year and they quote you and they say I will support Israel's defense and expand the Abraham
54:44Accords encouraging Palestine to join if they seek peace. So how do you respond to this?
54:50So that was uh last year and I rewrote that with policy adviserss after Israel went and kidnapped one of the Palestinian kids, Muhammad Ibrahim, who's a Florida citizen, uh, dual Florida and Palestinian citizen. So I my stance on Israel did change drastically last year from where I would support their defense to now, you know, I I don't want to have anything to do with anything that they that they're doing. I mean, I think that they're using uh currently they're using chemicals that we sold them in 2023 uh that the US government sold them against the citizens of Lebanon, which under international uh uh criminal court
55:40or you know, international war standards they're not supposed to use. So, uh obviously this was before the point of which I thought that they were committing a genocide in Gaza. now that I certainly believe they are um and I've called him out for that and you know the atrocities going on in Lebanon >> and so you know the district is overwhelmingly conservative Republican um >> and they're they they were overwhelmingly voted for Trump. Uh how do you come down on Trump and his complete 180 on his campaign promises?
56:20Well, I I mean, I tell people I think that the Trump that we all voted for, and I I voted for Trump five times, two primaries, three general elections. Uh the Trump that we elected in the second term is not the Trump that we expected.
56:34The Trump that we expected was the Trump that we had in the first term. And you know, we did not vote for four and $5 gas. We did not vote for endless wars.
56:45We voted for exactly the opposite. we were told that we were in Iran or that the only reason that we could possibly go into Iran uh was because we had idiots negotiating. Um well, if we're in Iran now, what does that mean? We have idiots negotiating now uh or you know there's a foreign government that's pulling all the strings. Obviously, if you look at uh events as recent as last night, President Trump told Netanyahu, you know, do not retaliate against Iran. And what does um Netanyahu do? He shoots off rockets toward Iran and blows half the airport up.
57:28>> Yeah. Well, it's he can't afford to have a peace deal because if he does, he'll go to prison and he knows it. Uh so that's why there's going to be endless wars uh visa v uh Israel. They they can't have peace. That's why they're they're fighting everybody and everywhere uh not only in Gaza but in Lebanon and they've got they've they're a saber rattling with Turkey now which is a NATO member and of course Iran uh and of course Yemen and everybody everybody that anybody they can launch a missile at they will. Um, so you know, you're you're uh Dan Bilzerian has brought up that, you know, it's it's an
58:08it's an overwhelmingly conservative Republican district. Are you afraid that your private life will have an effect on the voters?
58:18>> No.
58:19>> No. Okay. All right. Fantastic. Um, and so do you I know there's no polling, right? So there's no polling. Um, how did how did how did your first uh run at Randy Fine turn out? How much of the vote did you garner? 14% or something like that.
58:35>> Yeah, I mean it was it was right under 15%. In the special election, so special election is announced or was announced right before Christmas and you had basically the month of January. The primary was on January the 31st. So, you had one month um and at that point I had zero name recognition and I had about $30,000 in order to run. In the same amount of time Randy Fine spent $3 million um in the special election primary. So cost per vote, my cost per vote was about $6 in the primary where fines was over $100. So going into it this time, I filed my paperwork literally the day after Randy Fine won uh the special
59:17election and I said I needed one of two things. I either needed more money or more time. Um and this time I have both.
59:25I have more money and more time. So for example, today um I'm sitting in the parking lot talking to you in my truck because I'm at the third of three events that I'm doing today. I've been to Mount Dora, Dand and uh St. Augustine all in the district today and that's that's what I do every day. I mean, just keep going. And so, do you think it would make sense since you you are now uh you've switched your position. You're anti- um Zionist, anti-Israeli government. You're not for funding their defense anymore. Uh, and so that's Dan Bilzerian's whole reason for getting into the race. Do you think Aren't you
60:10afraid you're going to split the vote and that somehow you should kind of find figure out a way to that you don't do that?
60:18>> Well, I mean, I would prefer Dan just go back home to Las Vegas and call it a day.
60:24>> Okay.
60:24>> I mean, I I I live here. I I was born in Florida. Uh, I I live in the Congressional District. Dan lives in Las Vegas. Randy Fine lives 100 miles south of the congressional district. So, you know, I it's it's almost like your previous guest of, you know, let's pick a district that that we could try to win. I I I I just don't I don't get this. I mean, we have real issues here in this district that people need help with. Um, you know, I mean, the the meeting that I'm at right now, we're talking about infrastructure needs in this district. I don't I don't even know if Dan can spell infrastructure.
61:03>> Okay. Wow, that's nice. That's a nice shot. Bang. That's good. Um, so I didn't know Randy Fine didn't he doesn't live in the district either.
61:11>> No, as Governor Dantis said after the election, Governor Dantis said, "Why would you elect somebody that lives 150 miles that way?" Now granted, Governor Des Santos was about 50 miles that way.
61:24So his math was correct at that point, but you know, from where I sat right now, it's about 200 miles south because I'm at the very tiptop portion of the district in South St. Augustine.
61:36>> And so what what do what do voters tell you that? Why why don't they care that they're voting for someone who lives a 100 miles south of their district?
61:44>> Well, they did, but at that point they didn't know.
61:46>> Oh, really? Okay. that, you know, they're like, "Oh, it's a special election, and you know, Randy Fine sent out, some people receive 15 postcards in the mail in the matter of 30 days."
61:58Well, each postcard that you send out cost about $80,000.
62:02So, that's great. That's 1.2 million right there. Uh, unless you have just buou goss of Zionist crazy money, you're you can't do things like that. So, you have to get out and meet the voters. And you know, today when I was at a lunchon in um uh Mount Dora, you know, I had 30 voters and they're like, I I'm never going to vote for him again.
62:27>> Okay.
62:27>> You know, we held our nose last time.
62:29We're not doing it again.
62:31>> And how how's your fundraising going?
62:34>> I could always use more money. I mean, you know, everybody always says, you know, you could you could always use more money. I mean, this time I've raised uh about $80,000. So, I mean, $80,000 is nothing to sneeze at, but um you know, it it's not the the Dan Bilzerian originally when um when I spoke to Dan back in December of last year, he had said, "Well, let's touch base after the first of the year and I'll help you as much as I can raise some money." And then I reached out to him again and you know just kind of fell by the wayside. And then um we spoke again in March and he's like I'm going
63:18to I'm going to I'm going to do this myself and I'm going to put $2 million of my own money into this congressional race. So I'd like to know how much of his own money he's put into this race because I don't think it's a penny.
63:31>> And so so you say you're America first. Uh does that does that include ending US involvement in let's say uh Ukraine cutting aid to places like Ukraine and Israel?
63:46>> Ukraine's a joke. I mean we we shouldn't we Ukraine is the biggest m money laundering scheme ever to exist u outside of Israel. So I mean I I'm completely done with that. I have zero interest in we need to we need to talk about things like in 2033 if we don't do something social security has a 22 to 25% automatic cut. We need to stop funding Ukraine, stop funding Israel, stop funding railroads in Africa and start talking about how we're going to make sure that seniors in this congressional district can live. because right now they're they're living paycheck to paycheck. I mean that's you know we're not even talking about
64:36the we're not even having the right conversations.
64:40>> So you would be against cutting uh entitlements like Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security or No.
64:46>> I would be against cutting entitlements.
64:50>> Okay. So you're going to protect you you'll protect everybody's uh health care, social security and Medicare.
64:56Yeah. the the average voting age in this congressional district for a Republican primary voter is 50.7 years old. When I go down and I look at the voter roles, and I have one right behind me here, um you know, you'll see 87, 67, 61, you know, these are a lot of these people are dependent on that um you know, on social security from the government and rightfully so. They've paid into it for 40 years. Why should they not depend on it?
65:28>> You know, it's not our fault. I mean, it's not my fault that government has robbed a social security trust fund so many times that now, you know, we're going to be in a binding. But, you know, these are issues that we need to be talking about. You know, I I'm completely done with foreign aid to anyone until we get these issues solved.
65:52>> And where do you stand on big tech censorship?
65:57Well, I think Palunteer is the second coming of the devil. Um, you know, in Florida, one of the one of the big concerns that we have are AI data centers. And we don't we do not have the electrical supply and we do not have the water supply to handle these AI data centers. And that's a huge issue um in the governor's race here.
66:22And so you're against the AI data centers?
66:25>> I'm against the AI data centers. I'm against block cameras. Block cameras are another fourth amendment violation. I mean, do you do have the right to feel secure in your persons and papers?
66:37>> Okay. Well, uh, Randy Fine is certainly uh one of the most disgusting creatures in politics that I've seen in my lifetime. So, we wish you well and uh I I hope it uh I hope e either of you could get rid of this guy. That would be fantastic. Uh, I appreciate you coming on, Aaron. Thank you very much.
66:56>> Thank you. God bless you.
66:58>> Okay. Oh, let's go to a card. We'll be right back.
67:06[music] [music] >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. N.
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68:19[music] Heat. Heat.
68:32[music] >> [music] >> All right. So, let's see here.
68:58>> Okay.
68:58>> Oh. Oh, Jimmy, you're all ready.
69:00>> No, you can go ahead.
69:01>> Oh, okay. I need some lives glasses that will show me the true face of Zionist.
69:07That was from Ephesau. [snorts] Let's go here.
69:12Uh, it was a great interview, Jimmy.
69:14Congratulations. If that's about Tucker, everything's a scam. Everything's a lie.
69:19Everything's hypocrisy. So, you don't comply. Vinticus.
69:24Uh, protect the vulnerable vigilante.
69:26Hi, Malcolm Stef. Jimmy, Kurt, appreciate you all.
69:31Uh, Mystery Man X says, "Who the f watches show?"
69:38I I hear that his ratings aren't that good or like the viewership definitely took a tank.
69:43>> They just have to fake that they have a following. They a lot all these shows like buy followers and stuff and it's almost like the idea of busking where you throw a few dollars into the guitar case to get it going.
69:53>> Yes, I have one of those here in the studio.
69:57I put some bucks in. Nobody ever I don't get it. Here we go. His posts read like his balls are kicking themselves in.
70:05[laughter] That's Vanticus. funny.
70:09>> Okay.
70:09>> Oh, and earlier Kim Iverson raided the stream. Way to go, Kim. Back to Jim Jam.
70:16>> So, there's been a lot of uh uh Hubhub, if that people still say that term. Um about the UFC fighter, the middleweight champion, not being invited to the UFC event at the White House because he's anti-Israel.
70:33Um, but now we got uh Brian Bryce Mitchell. So, he's got some words for Ben Shapiro. So, this is I be careful.
70:45All I'm saying is Ben can rip off his eyebrows and whip them around like a cross between woodchucks and nunchucks.
70:52Just to let you know. Okay, here we go.
70:55>> I tell you right now, you, Ben Shapiro. I'll beat your ass. Listen, look, if you mess with Candace Owens, I promise you if you lay one little greasy finger on Candace Owens, I'm going to beat your ass. I'mma roll up on you.
71:09Shirts off. I'm going to have the twins with me. We going to beat your ass cuz you mess with Candace Owens. We going to be looking Shirts off. Me in the middle.
71:16We going to look like a six foot tall Oreo coming at you, buddy. We gonna stomp your ass to the ground. Don't you mess with Candy, baby. I'm telling you right now, I don't like Ben Shapiro.
71:26I'll say it to his face. bring him on the show cuz he wants he wants Christian people in this country that he already steals their tax dollars off of. He's part of this corrupted government. He's a piece of just like the rest of them. He wants us to go die to bomb Muslim kids >> for his Jewish people cuz he's too scared to do it. How come Ben Shapiro since he's all about this war, how come he don't How come he don't sign up for the army? Because he's a >> Yeah, I'm straight up.
71:52>> These >> Whoa. That's some pretty strong words. I bet Ben Shapiro is better. Watch out.
71:57>> He's not wrong.
71:59>> He is not wrong. I'm saying I agree with him.
72:02Uh just got to watch out if he rips off his eyebrows and comes at you. That's all I'm saying.
72:07>> I just don't think it was on the table for Ben to lay a hand on Candace Owens.
72:11I think she could beat him up.
72:12>> I I I think so, too. Um >> he's being funny, though, that guy. That seemed like to me.
72:18>> Here's here's that guy Strickland who got um this is the guy was banned.
72:23Uh, and so here, let's hear what he has to say. I think the white man's going to do it.
72:31>> Although Stern has a has a little Jewish ring to it. I've never met too many Jews that are tough.
72:36>> You You did or didn't?
72:37>> I don't. A lot of Jews that come into the gym like >> I love you guys, but >> there's not a lot of Jewish fighters, huh?
72:45>> I don't know why. They just like >> I don't know, man. Maybe they're Maybe they're just so used to bombing kids, you know? It doesn't trans.
72:53>> Oh, >> bam.
72:55>> Maybe because Krav Maga doesn't work.
72:58[laughter] >> So that that's uh I think she got a little scared when he said that.
73:08>> Yeah, >> there were What show is this? Is that a UFC show? What is this? That that looks like Monster drink, right?
73:16They're definitely sponsored by Monster.
73:19Does it say UFC on her? UFC and then he doesn't seem she doesn't seem happy about that.
73:28Um maybe I say he needs to go into the ring with Randy Fine. Randy Randy Fine doesn't go to a gymnasium, he goes to a mayoasium. If you know what I'm talking about. [laughter] Come on.
73:43Randy Fine's got that never fail technique of falling on you.
73:48which requires an excavation team to and rescue dogs to get you out. That's Randy Fine. That's his secret trick.
73:56>> Uh Max Bayer was a Jew Jewish that boxer Max.
73:59>> Oh, Max Bayer. Okay.
74:00>> Famous that's a famous guy.
74:02>> He was tough.
74:04So maybe he's wrong about that.
74:07Anyway, uh just wanted to show you. I thought that was funny. I thought I'd show it to you over stuff.
74:12>> Okay. Thank you so much, Jimmy. Here we go. Uh, everything's a scam.
74:18Everything's a lie. Everything's hypocrisy. So, I derp on Kurp while I drink the slurp.
74:24Miss, >> that's fine. We don't need that message every day, do we?
74:27>> No, we don't. This one, >> but he he paid attention.
74:29>> No, this is somebody different. This is something This is a Vanticus. This is somebody playing on the Vanticus. Uh, kind of.
74:35>> Yeah.
74:36>> Yeah. Just remind >> it took a turn that I didn't like. I got to be honest about it. Back to Jimmy.
74:42So, we we've already covered this on the show that there's lots of evidence that Ebstein's still alive. One of the things was that um one of the guards posted on 4chan that they came to get him in the middle of the night on a Saturday when they don't nor So, uh here's here's what he said. Not saying anything after this.
75:05Please do not try to doctor. Last night after 4:15 count, they took him him medical in a wheelchair, front cuffed, but not one triage nurse says they spoke to him. Next thing we know, a trip van shows up. We do not do releases on the weekend unless a judge orders it. Next thing we know, he's put in a single man cell and hangs himself. Here's the thing, the trip van did not sign in, and we did not record the plate number and a guy in a green dressed military outfit was in the back of the van. according to a lower guy who led him through the gate. You guys, I am shaking right now, but I think they switched him out. So
75:42that's from and that's confirmed that that was from a guard that was from a guard at the house. Uh so um it's this guy uh Galva Roberto Galva.
75:58So and he's from the prison. And we've showed you this that it doesn't look like him. His ears don't match up. The the alive Epstein, the dead Epstein. The ears are totally different. The nose >> prostate grew back.
76:13>> The prize prostate grew back. Um here's another one that shows you.
76:19So there the nose is not the same. I don't know. Maybe the nose could be different once you die. But the ear thing is super sus. Those are totally different ears.
76:29>> Mhm. Also the constant files popping up about how he was alive for years living in various places.
76:35>> Yeah. Plus he was using his old emails.
76:38Plus he was using his old uh login to do video games.
76:42>> Yeah. He's still playing he's still playing video games under his old account.
76:45>> So here's this guy Ben Owens. He thinks he thinks he's alive. Let's listen.
76:50>> Postlife signals that are interesting.
76:53You brought up the Fortnite one. I am not convinced that the official Fortnite position is anything but part of the cover up.
77:02>> So he's that's what he's talking about that Fortnite which is that gaming thing >> and so Fortnite their official position is no it's not him but he's like I think it's a cover up. Okay, here we go.
77:13>> Of course >> be wrong. I'm not going to hold on to that one too tight. Maybe he had another gaming account that went live called uh War Thunder under the email that he had.
77:23I don't know anything about War Thunder, but the email he had g J vacation@gmail.com, I believe it is. Um, there's receipts and things like that.
77:32There's activity on that email afterwards. That's very interesting. If everyone thinks you're dead, what do you care if you use the same email? Your files aren't coming out. No one has access to your Gmail. So, those are intriguing.
77:45And then the most intriguing for me is there's a YouTuber named Rusty Shackleford and he flew a drone over Little St.
77:55James and he got like two hours of footage 4K looks like great resolution.
78:04And as he flies around, he brings the drone over roughly the middle of the islandish.
78:10And there's some side by side sitting there.
78:14And the drone is positioned above these side by sides. And there's someone in one of the side by sides in the driver's seat who leans forward and looks up at the drone and then goes back in that side by side.
78:32And that person looked like an older gentleman with gray hair.
78:39That met my threshold of this should be looked at.
78:43This is post death. And let me tell you something about that island cuz I've been to it. You wanted to hide somewhere. These intelligence people will hide in plain sight.
78:53It wouldn't be a bad option, especially if you have to clean up some loose ends with your computers or technical infrastructure.
79:00No one's going to think you're alive.
79:02And even if I came forward and I said he's alive and he's on that island, people would laugh at me. No way, man.
79:08No way. So, it's not an unsafe place.
79:11Particularly because you can stay there with extreme privacy. And the only way that you wouldn't have privacy is if someone has an aerial shot of you, which seems really unlikely, but this guy did.
79:22He flew this drone over. And you can watch this footage on Rumble. It's been taken down all over the internet, but it's still up on Rumble as of today. Who knows if it'll still be up, but I'm sure people have preserved it. You can look and make your own decision. This is post death and preAI, which meets our criteria. If it's after he died and before the introduction of large language models which can edit images.
79:47All right, we'll put that in. So you take all of these now in totality from the passport to the conditions in the jail cell, the trust, the escape plan.
80:03>> So the he's talking about that they were still moving money around from his bank accounts after his supposed death.
80:10>> Yes, that was well reported as a matter of fact.
80:12>> Yes. So there's that him using his login for those gaming sites. Uh, there's this drone footage. There's the pictures of his dead body and live body that don't match up. Uh, I don't know what he meant by the passport, but let's listen.
80:26There's more to this.
80:29The condition of the body when he is weled out on the gurnie and walk your way all the way down and then hit post-life signals that carry some weight.
80:43The option with the fewest problems of the three is that he left that cell alive.
80:49And he left that cell alive. We want proof of life.
80:57>> You think you'll ever find out?
81:00>> We're going to try.
81:03Here's how we're going to do it and are doing it. So, Alex, my co-founder, and I work for Rewards for Justice.
81:11It's the federal government's rewards program for information about the who's who in the national security world of bad guys.
81:18It's a very effective program.
81:21They put out $5 million for Bob bad guy.
81:25Say that you're took a different path in life and you're Shawn Ryan and you run a terrorist network and everyone that's in your staff here is part of your terrorist network. And then you wake up one day and you see on the news that there's $5 million reward for information about the location of Shawn Ryan.
81:43What are you worried about?
81:51>> A lot of things.
81:52>> Yeah. You're worried about everyone that knows your eye color, your plate numbers, where you bed down.
81:59It creates incentives for betrayal within your network. It also restricts your freedom of movement and closes your horizons.
82:08You can't travel anymore, can't be on planes, can't be jet setting, can't be driving around past marketplaces, going to see your associate friends.
82:21It makes the enemy adjust their TTPs.
82:25We don't have $5 million. What we do have is a lot of people that are mad about this and we started the reward pool and put in 40,000 of our own money and people are contributing to this reward pool. If we're wrong, and I'm willing to be wrong, in fact, I would prefer to be wrong. I take no satisfaction in being right about this.
82:44If we're wrong, every dollar in that reward pool goes to Ben's organization.
82:48We fight monsters, tell people in trafficking and addiction every dollar.
82:52We're wrong and we can't prove it.
82:55But if we're right, that reward pool will grow and grow year over year as a long-term commitment to justice and truth.
83:04Incentivize people to come forward.
83:08And if people have proof of life, we want direct observational evidence, not open source. I mean, Ben is doing the open source side.
83:18My human collection side wants direct observational evidence. I was his driver. I was his gardener. I was his plastic surgeon.
83:28Those people because his associates aren't going to care. Say we get it to a million dollars. Say some crazy person watching this who has a ton of money says I believe in this. And puts in $10 million.
83:40His associates don't care about that much money. They don't care. But you know who would care are all of the logistical parts of his life that have people that require they're required to hide someone.
83:55gardeners, security, drivers, maids, plastic surgeons, people that know, and this is not a fringe belief that he's alive among his people in the Virgin Islands and people that, you know, went to high school with him, survivors of his crimes.
84:17So, you build a reward pool big enough, it becomes expensive to stay silent.
84:27Where does people go for that?
84:30>> They can go to epsteisde.org, read the evidence, make your own conclusion. If you believe in this and you think you'll let that cell alive, consider the reward pool. The other thing that uh they can do is go to closed horizon.com where we've created a marketplace for truth. We are tired of being lied to about everything and constant deception.
85:00>> Mhm.
85:02>> Tired of it. There are questions that matter and are dangerous questions.
85:08If I'm right, this is a dangerous question.
85:11Close Horizon allows anyone to create a campaign and fund it like GoFundMe and pay sources for information. Whatever your question is, there's other questions out there that are dangerous questions. Who really killed Charlie Kirk? It's a dangerous question. They don't have to be big questions. They can be little ones, too.
85:31Who >> really killed JFK?
85:32>> Who killed JFK? These are big ones.
85:35>> Where' those files go?
85:37I mean, we were told they were going to release those files, right?
85:40>> Yeah.
85:41>> Yeah.
85:41>> He campaigned on that, right? Trump did.
85:47>> If my memory is correct, yes, he did.
85:53>> Why is everything a lie? [laughter] >> Don't comply.
85:57>> This is what I mean by an epistemological crisis.
86:01We have become accustomed to being lied to about everything.
86:06Yeah, >> everything's a scop. Is Kurt It sounds like he's saying everything's a scop because we're living in one huge scop.
86:13>> All the victims of your scumbag intel agency's foul minations have been ratting them out for going on 40 years now. It's exciting to see Shawn Ryan discover it. Uh but you could just go find out from all the victims of this and kind of piece their stories together and figure it out. I did. It's not that hard. It's just you're not going to >> uh >> and none of them are saying Monarch. And I know Sean Ryan, not his real name, by the way, knows all about Monarch. I know he does.
86:44>> So, uh, what the hell was I going to ask you? Now I just fell out of my head.
86:51>> Um, do you still know people? This this might sound talk about how everything's a scop.
87:00Uh almost everybody I know in Hollywood still thinks Ivormectton is horse pace is >> well that's because they're actors and Hollywood people are stupid They're illiterate moronic All of them are the dumbest ever live. An actor is a Traditionally always has been. If you've heard of yaching that has carried through till today. So they don't care about anything except getting their dream of the movies. That's all they care about. So they haven't looked into it is my guess.
87:30>> Yeah, they Well, of course they haven't.
87:33If cuz >> I don't want to risk showbiz. I want to risk my showbiz career.
87:37>> If you look into it for two seconds, you know for a fact that you've been lied to about Ivormectton. It it takes one Google search to find out it's a a Nobel Prizewinning medicine. It's on the WHO list of essential medicines and that they knew that it would uh it treated COVID in vitro. They knew this.
87:55>> Oh, and cancer. Now, it turns out now it treats cancer.
87:59>> I I like when Sean Paul Misano, his real name, talks about this stuff. I'm a little bit baffled why an ex-Navy Seal who was friendly. By the way, remember he went on a quest to find out why that guy blew up his Tesla truck instead of instead of in >> Trump Tower in in Trump in Vegas >> and then they put out lies about the guy and nothing ever came of it and we never spoke of it again and I've never heard him bring it up since then and I'm real curious about it. Mr. Paul Misano, I I'm curious how a guy retired from the CIA and ran a drug network in Colombia on his own not being in the CIA. That's
88:34very str. That's his words, not mine. He told this to Megan Kelly. I thought it was made up because it's so far-fetched, but then I watched him tell it to her.
88:41So, his backstory is funny as hell.
88:44>> So, this So, this a lot of people would say this is a limited hangout show.
88:48>> It seems like it to me, but I I don't know, man. Look, everybody a lot of people that are in the thing don't realize and it dawns on them slowly and I've seen it, so I know that's possible.
88:58But why do you have a a changed name?
89:00And how did you manage that drug Colombia thing is so insane? And I don't see some gringo just running a drug network in Colombia without direct intel backup. And we know the CIA, who he worked for, brought crack and all that in the country on purpose. So it's like watching him go, "Oh, wow. That's weird." You know, you were in the CIA, dude, and your real name's not the name you're telling me. So why are you acting like it's a surprise? That's all. That's my question.
89:28>> Is he wearing a CIA mask?
89:31>> I don't know. I don't know. Uh he looks like from that show Doug on Nickelodeon, the cartoon.
89:36>> I think it's funny guys wear these baseball hats that look like they've been in the in their trunk for a couple of weeks.
89:42>> Like how how is that a good look? I don't I don't understand. You know what people I like to wear I like to wear nice fedoras. You know, >> a fedora is different on an older man than a anybody younger. Fedora on a younger man is is uh absolutely never do it. older guy can wear it.
89:58>> People say to me, they go, "Oh, you're wearing a hat from the ' 40s. You don't think they had baseball hats in the ' 40s? They've had baseball hats in the 1800s. What are you talking about?
90:07>> I like to wear a hat, shirt, and no pants." But guess what? I get judged, [laughter] >> pair of Enclouds.
90:15>> I just I started wearing a fedora because I just got sick and tired of everybody wearing baseball hats all the time.
90:20>> I like trucker hats, >> you know? It's like what is it? It's Is it Is it laundry day every day? I I just I just got I didn't That's just my own personal thing. I I'm not I don't I don't have anything I don't have a problem with baseball hats. Some of them look nice, but I don't think that looks nice. That what he's wearing right there. Look. Can you show I don't think that that just looks I don't know. I I could May maybe I'm being too picky.
90:44What do you think?
90:45>> What about this drug network thing I was mentioning? [laughter] >> I I like I like baseball caps.
90:50>> You like baseball caps?
90:52>> Yeah.
90:52>> All right.
90:53>> I'm sorry. That's a very Latina answer.
90:56[laughter] >> What?
90:58>> Well, Latinos.
90:59>> All right, we gota, you know, our guest is waiting. We got to get to our guest.
91:01All right, Max Blumenthal's up next.
91:04[laughter] >> Tell them what's up.
91:05>> Okay, we'll see you on the other side, Kurt. All right, we'll be right back.
91:08>> Poor Misha.
91:22Heat. Heat. N.
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93:23We're going to switch over to Rumble now. We got to switch to Rumble. So come see us at Rumble right now. We're going there right now.
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