2:12[music] [music] Conspiracy [music] theories are entering a danger.
4:55>> Information is the oxygen of the democracy. There's so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% is true, that will be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
5:15Yo, what's up, guys? Welcome to the party. We've got Brandy from the Billy and Brandy Show.
5:21>> Hi, guys.
5:21>> On the stream tonight. Billy's late.
5:23Billy's coming to hang out, too. Um, but she's still [clears throat] flying. She gets in later. So, after the stream, we'll go get her. Um, [snorts] IMA is also coming to hang out, too. Um, but she's not here yet either because she's sick. Um, so Brandon's gonna hang out and ask Web some questions with us, too, tonight. Um, and tonight's show is all about Web, dude. If you don't know about Web, dude, web is the [ __ ] And Web is ready to go, dude. Um, but real quick, uh, I'd be remiss to have Brandy over here co-hosting and not actually shout out Brandon Billy's channel. Um, >> yeah. Yeah. If you guys aren't familiar,
6:02Brandon and Billy just started this this channel earlier this year. Um, doing all kinds of [ __ ] snoopy interviews into the Charlie Kirk investigation, getting all kinds of leads and [ __ ] Um, so if you want to support Brandy and Billy, that is the Brandy and Billy Show on YouTube. Um, [clears throat] so guys, guys, dude, we've been waiting for this for a long effing time. Um, it's finally ready. I spent all morning today um, working with the boys, testing web out. We spent like almost $100 of tokens testing all the different models, AI models you can use at once in over 1.5 million documents from the Epstein
6:51files. Um 1.5 as opposed to 3 point something because there's a shitload of duplicates in the files and we combined a bunch of them. And long story, long story. They're all in there and holy [ __ ] it was spitting out crazy answers like all sorts of [ __ ] that I did not even know about the Epstein case.
7:11Primary source documentation right up in there. [sighs] Oh, by the way, I forgot that I'm supposed to I'm taking the chat off the screen. I'm taking the chat off the screen. Sorry, guys. You got to live in your own chat bubbles for now. Um, I learned that Twitch is a [ __ ] Um, Twitch is a little [ __ ] about chats.
7:29Um, [snorts] so it is what it is. Deal with it.
7:34But, um, we'll probably stream to everybody for like an hour, maybe an hour and a half. Um, maybe an hour and then we'll go over to kick where we can hang out with the chat and the chat can ask questions of web once you see how freaking cool this tool is. So, if you're not familiar with what web is, if you don't know the story behind web, let me first tell you the story of Gary Webb and Dark Alliance.
8:08Um, there is a really cool movie made about it um called uh Shoot the Messenger, Kill the Messenger, right? one of the two um where they had Jeremy Rener and it's like a pretty [ __ ] good movie but the original story is about Gary Webb who is the OG journalist that put together the story of the CIA Iran Contra affair and how like he realized and first reported on the fact that wait a minute the CIA is not just [ __ ] smuggling cocaine they're smuggling it into the United States and they are the ones responsible for the crack cocaine epidemic and for reporting on that he got kicked out of his newspaper, ostracized from the news
8:51community, and then mysteriously committed night um by shooting himself twice.
8:59Sorry, I'm I'm I'm confusing him with someone else. Uh how did how did Gary Webb commit suicide?
9:03>> That's true. Yeah, twice. He got shot twice.
9:05>> No. Is Is that Is that Gary Webb, though? Um >> is that Gary Webb?
9:12>> Yeah, I just looked it up.
9:13>> Oh, yeah. I'm confusing it with um with the bro from the octopus murders that slit his wrists. Yeah, Gary Webb shot himself in the head twice. Um committed suicide, but then the CIA investigated themsself. They found no wrongdoing, so it was all good.
9:30And we decided to name this tool that we had built in his honor because Gary did something crazy for journalism that no one's ever done before. Um here, we'll go back to that in a second.
9:43>> [snorts] >> Gary when he got kicked out of his newspaper, he used this new budding tool that no one had really used before for journalism called the internet and he published his findings on the internet.
9:54First big news story that was like broken on the internet because they'd taken away his newspaper ability. And so he put it online and then the journalism decentralized and was able to spread and he changed the nature of journalism by by a reporting on the CIA and what the [ __ ] they'd been up to and by b using the internet to do journalism in a decentralized way.
10:18And when the [ __ ] DOJ, when Pam and Cash decided that they were going to just drop thousands of files, millions of [ __ ] files in undownloadable format with no organizational structure on the internet so that we could all like get lost in them and like pretend transparency. Me and my boys that made buyer, um, shout out to the buyer app. I'll tell you more about that in a second. We decided that we needed to use AI against these [ __ ] because let's be real, right? They're using AI to build our digital prison. They're using AI to monitor us, to surveil us, to track us, to kill [ __ ] people overseas.
11:01Um, the least we could do is give them a taste of their own medicine and turn the AI back on these files and let regular people just dig into these files with the richness that it deserves. because when you go to so so here so listen look look listen listen I've been digging into these files just like all of you folks um for the last you know week or two and I've got like um seven different windows that are just still open on my computer that look like this with about a trillion different tabs. I have to tell it I'm not a robot and that I'm 18. Then it'll show me one document, right? And then it'll show me one
11:42document, right? And you had to open each of these one by [ __ ] one by [ __ ] one. It's like there's no way you're ever going to decode the Epstein files when you look at them like this, right? Um, so I figured I would [ __ ] close all these because I've been saving them because how would I ever find them again? It's like a nightmare. But I don't [ __ ] need those anymore. Close 39 tabs. I don't need these anymore.
12:07Close 58 tabs. Um, I don't need these ones anymore. Close 43 tabs. I don't need these ones anymore.
12:17Close 43 tabs. Don't need these ones anymore. Don't even know what they're about. Close 50 tabs.
12:27This one. Um, we'll close 31 tabs. F it. Don't need it. This one. 18 tabs. There's one more over here. You guys can't even see.
12:4227 tabs. Nope. Done. And then this one has three tabs.
12:47Done. Cleared. Cool. We're cleared. And now we're in web and we're ready to effing party. Let's not beat around the bush. Let's not beat around the bush. Um, let's get straight to the party and just ask it a question.
13:02Um, tell me about Epstein's relationship with Peter [ __ ] Teal. you know, the technocrat billionaire that's trying to surveil you. Um, [ __ ] this shill, right? [ __ ] this shell.
13:21And little disclaimer. So, so just a little bit of, you know, understanding of what it's doing. Here on the right, we're using the chat box, which is just like chat GPT. And this thing is coming out online for all of you guys to use. And it's just literally got like a chat GPT style interface, but it's not powered by chat GPT. [ __ ] you, Sam Alman. You shouldn't have abused your sister, allegedly. But I had just asked it this question and it thinks and it thinks and it thinks and you can see the research it's doing. It pulls back uh 40 different documents on its first search. Thinks harder. Pulls back 40
13:55more relevant, 40 more relevant uh 49 entities, 100 connections. It's got all these [ __ ] network. I'll I'll get I'll get my nerd buddies in here to explain the nerdy stuff at some point.
14:05Um not tonight. it uh has a super complex layering of logic in the super complex database so that it can actually look through all 1.5 million files, find the most relevant things, pull them back, learn about your question, go back out, find more relevant [ __ ] pull it back, learn, and give you a banging like chat GBT like chatbot style answer that has the sources cited. Source number one, source number two, source number three, source number four, five, and six are probably all similar. Oh, no, they're all different. Different. Well, I guess they're different versions of the same. Eight, nine. So, we'll we'll
14:43read through this in just a second.
14:47Disclaimer, I am purposefully using Brandy was here earlier. she got to see when we were um me and the boys sat down and we plugged in uh eight different models at a time and we had them all compete for so literally I'll show you right here. Um we [snorts] had them all compete all at once for which model would be the most expensive, the cheapest, the fastest, the slowest, uh the most accurate, um the best formatted. And we spent like a hundred dollars in tokens all in one session having all these different AIs compete on the same questions in the document set all at once um to figure out which ones would like hit the sweet spot. And
15:34uh but full transparency, I'm using the most expensive model right now because it's [ __ ] awesome because I just [ __ ] like it. Okay? Cuz I just want to spend money and have dank ass answers. And so the the version I'll tell you more about how we're going to launch it later. Um it's not going to launch with the [ __ ] gangster ass opus like a trillion dollars per question model that we're using, but it'll be pretty much just as [ __ ] smart. Um [clears throat] we'll get into all those details later. On the left here, just so you see what you're seeing, so you know what you're seeing.
16:08On the left is the document organization tab and it's all opened wide up because I've clicked on all those sources. But you'll notice that this looks relatively familiar because um it's got right now I've got the Jeffrey Epste document in.
16:25It's got court records. It's got the DOJ disclosures. And we're in the Epstein Files Transparency Act um section. And currently I'm inside of data set 11. But we have data sets 9, 8, 7. you know, we have all the data sets loaded in exactly as they are. They're [ __ ] huge. Um, and you know, they're kind of stacked in so you can kind of peruse them, but f perusing them file by file cuz that's No, Bry's not my girlfriend, guys.
16:50Brandy is a homie that's here. Um, calm down, chat. Calm down, chat. [snorts] Um, yeah. Yeah, we're just a bunch of journalists hanging out. Um, and we've got a [ __ ] tool for all the journalists. So, last disclaimer before we get into this. Journalists, content creators and journalists, this tool, we're going to give it out for free to all of you. We're going to give it out for we're going to give it out to everybody, but first we're going to give it to journalists and content creators for the beta test this week.
17:21Okay? So, like tomorrow, we're going to be sending out the code to the first people to get in here and start playing with it like I'm about to show you. So, if you're a journalist or a content creator, message me, direct message me on Instagram or X or wherever. It's going to [ __ ] my inboxes up. I'm not going to be able to catch all the messages, but just just hit me up and basically I'm going to pick all my favorite people. And if don't worry, if I don't pick you on the first round, it's not cuz I don't like you. It's just cuz there's going to be a lot of messages. And we'll send out codes to
17:49the content creators. And first, we'll give it to like 10 to stress test it.
17:52And then we'll give it out to like 30 to 100. And then we'll give it out to the beta testers that signed up to like a thousand who I don't know how many signed up. A lot of signed up. And then once we stress tested it all week long, then we're going to give it out to the public, >> which is so cool for you to do, by the way.
18:10>> Well, you've got to do that. Of course.
18:11I mean, like that's the whole point of the project is because a it's cool for regular people like or rather it's cool.
18:18Sorry, I called us regular people. It's cool for journalists to be able to get through the files in this way. and you're about to [ __ ] see how cool this is. But the whole point is actually so that regular folks that don't have platforms can just like go ask the question literally now with you can type in one sentence into web hit enter and you already know more about the Epstein files than Ben Shapiro.
18:44You literally know more about the Epstein case if you just ask it one question about what is Jeffrey Epste's relationship to Israel and you read that one answer and you look at those sources and you already are more informed about the entire Epstein case than Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Nolles, every [ __ ] Zionist out there and their mothers and their brothers. Um, so and and don't worry, you're going to see how [ __ ] I am not just blowing smoke up your booty right now. But the ultimate reality is AI costs tokens and it costs a lot of money. Um, the model I'm using is wicked expensive, but I
19:20don't give a [ __ ] I want to use it and I'm going to pay for it, but when everybody else uses it, I can't just front everyone's money for free. So, I'm going to fund the first round of the beta test. I'm going to pay for those tokens and I think there'll be a bunch of leftover for when we give it out to the public and we'll just let the public use up whatever's left from the first round of tokens and then it'll switch on to a model where you like can subscribe at like a little a medium a lot and you can get as many you know tokens and questions as you pay for. Um, we are also giving out the open- source,
19:50download it yourself off the GitHub, put it on your machine, plug in your APIs, run your own [ __ ] tokens, do your own [ __ ] thing with it, modify it to your heart's content, do whatever you want with it. Okay, that will also happen like a week afterwards once we get it all packaged up for you guys. But for now, enough enough chattering, right?
20:09Enough chattering.
20:11Let's [ __ ] ask this thing some questions. Um, so do you guys remember what it was like, Brandy? Did you ever go on the website and and try to look up things on the DOJ website about the Epste files?
20:24Did you ever use their search bar?
20:26>> Yes.
20:26>> Yeah. Right. You just type things into their search bar. So, if you had gone to the [ __ ] DOJ website, right? Um, >> it's very confusing.
20:34>> It's the It's shitty, dude.
20:35>> DOJ um Epste Files.
20:39>> Oh, no. Um, yeah. Yeah. Epste files transparency act epste library.
20:47So if I type into this Peter teal sick. You get 2270 results. I hope you like scrolling through them one by [ __ ] one. Right. F that noise. Okay.
21:01Here's the answer it gives us when I just asked it. Tell me about Epste's relationship with Peter Teal.
21:07The documents reveal a sustained and personal relationship between Peter Teal and Jeffrey Epste that extended well beyond a single casual encounter spanning at least from 2014 to 2017.
21:17Notably, all after Epstein's 2008 conviction, direct evidence of multiple meetings. The most striking evidence comes from direct email correspondence between the two men. On September 21st, 2014, Teal emailed Epstein.
21:32You know what I want to do, guys, real quick? I want to um I w to swap this desktop.
21:40Come on. I want to grab this desktop.
21:43No, I want to grab this desktop.
21:46It's not going to let me move my desktops. I want to move my desktop over so that I'm looking.
21:51>> You have four desktops.
21:52>> I've got so many [ __ ] desktops. But I want to move this one over here so that I'm looking where it is.
22:00And then we can move we can move them over there. So they they'll hang out over there. And now we'll look this way.
22:06So now I just need to move uh they're all looking at the chat, but whatever. Um and then I'm going to move which screen you guys are grabbing to be that one. Boom. And now Oh, I guess I'll resize it. Yeah. Y'all just calm down for a second because this way I'll actually be looking at the screen as I'm looking at the screen. Right.
22:28See, now I look this way and now I'm looking at the screen.
22:31Um, cool, cool. Thanks for your patience, guys.
22:36It just details, details. Right, right, right, chat.
22:41>> Right, chat.
22:42>> Right, chat. [laughter] Guys, I don't know what hugging face is. I don't know what that is. Um, so Brandy, one one thing you can help me with is just just watch these [ __ ] retards in the chat and ignore them, but just just watch them for us, okay? Just just keep your eye on them.
22:56>> So, I'm just going to look the opposite way of you. Well, just you know, just just just chill and just keep your eyes on these retards and just make sure they don't get out of control over there. Um, >> watch. [laughter] >> Okay.
23:07So, the documentary, so the most striking evidence is comes from direct email correspondence between the two men. On September 21st, 2014, Teal emailed Epstein directly. Quote, "What time? Lunch today. Look forward to catching up." Citation number one, because you got to have citations. And it's right here.
23:24[clears throat] >> So, what does all that mean?
23:28Well, this is all random email garbly [ __ ] [ __ ] but it's from Peter Teal to Jeffrey Epstein on September 21st, 2014. And the subject is, "What time today?" And then he wrote, "Look forward to catching up." And then a bunch of email [ __ ] metadata [ __ ] And it's like, "Okay, I want to keep this. I want to save this. I'm going to pin it to my [ __ ] canvas." Boom. So now it's on the canvas right here. Right. We're going to keep that. And we're even gonna make a note um that says um Peter Teal first correspondence with Epstein. And uh we'll save that.
24:14Um, or at least first we've found.
24:21And we can even draw a little a little line. And the strings actually [ __ ] string. They actually have physics. Peep this [ __ ] They like biggity bounce.
24:31>> I know. I'm so fun, >> dude. I'm so stoked on it. Okay. Um, so anyways, so we can just save it on the canvas.
24:39This wasn't a first meeting. Oh, so you know, I'm I'm going to have to modify that note. The phrase catching up suggests an established relationship.
24:46Epstein's assistant, Leslie Grath, coordinated logistics, not noting the lunch would be held at Jeffrey's home again at 9 East 71st Street, implying previous visits. Hello, Tally. I wanted to let you know Peter and Jeffrey have determined they will have lunch this Sunday, September 21st. What time would work for Peter? They're organizing it.
25:05Cool. We'll pin this one, too. Um, we'll slide it over here next to this one.
25:10Keep it small. We'll just tie it together and class guys, homies, we're starting slow and then we're going to speed up. But I just want you to kind of get the sense of like how [ __ ] revolutionary this is. The sources are cited right here.
25:26It's not going out into the wet into the internet and like asking the internet to help it solve its problems. It's not asking the internet like what what do I think happened? It's not making it can't make things up. The only thing it's doing is referencing the source documents, the Epstein files themselves, and seeing what's in those files. Here's what it shows. So, there's no hallucination. There's no making [ __ ] up. There's no like this Google search showed me that and this Google search showed me that. It's none of that. It's literally It's literally just this is what the sources say. Look at them for
26:00yourself. Here's the sources. And it cites them all.
26:02>> September 21st, 2014, Sunday lunch at noon. confirm through multiple emails, four, five, and six. Um, we'll pin four.
26:12Four looks good to me. We'll pin four.
26:15And we'll add it to this cluster.
26:18Like that. Okay. Right. Taking notes.
26:24June 2015. Back and forth scheduling for lunch or dinner with Epstein asking, "What would you like for lunch? Steak, hamburger, sushi?" See, I'm getting lazy though, and I don't really want I, you know, I don't need to open the source now. I just want to keep track of it.
26:34So, I'll just drag seven onto the canvas and boom, it's there. Sick. Cool. Didn't even need to open it and read it. Boom.
26:41>> Unless it says pizza.
26:43>> Yeah, it might even say pizza. Dude, does it say pizza?
26:47No. Steak, hamburger, sushi. That was But they weren't that close yet. You know, they weren't quite at the pizza pizza phase yet. The pizza phase comes later.
26:57And then they're, you know, coordinating Sunday dinner, lunch at 1 PM. They're having a lot of [ __ ] meetings. The billionaires salon dynamic. Multiple documents describe a Sunday lunch at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse that included Teal alongside Bill Gates and Mort Zuckerman, real estate billionaire, owner of the Daily News. 10 11 12 13 14. This this appears to have been during late September described as UN week where Epste hosted what one document calls a colloquial for billionaires.
27:36Interesting. So suppose I'm like, "Oh [ __ ] dude. He hosted this crazy UN week." Um, >> what does UN week mean?
27:46>> Well, let's [ __ ] find out. So, I'm going to grab the name of this document, this title of this document right here, and I'm going to open a new chat real quick. Our other chat is still saved right there, right? But in this new chat, I'm going to um paste this document and say um what's the story with this UN dinner thing for billionaires that Epstein hosted?
28:12Who went? How many were there?
28:17Um did anything sketchy happen? Right?
28:21And I'm intentionally being kind of homie with it because I want you to see that it [ __ ] gets it. Like it literally this is the level at which you can talk to this thing and it will be like yeah this is the story of the UN dinners and I decided to give it the source because this is the source that we were looking at.
28:43>> Um we'll pin that. We'll put it down here and see it's working its way through the files. It's like I'm not quite at what you found yet.
28:56I don't think I quite gave it enough prompting on what the document. Now I found it. Okay, so now it found it. It took three different rounds of searching. Now I found exactly what you're asking about. The famous billionaires dinners.
29:07Oh, actually it got confused and it went to the Edge Foundation. Also going to be a sick ass answer. We can cue it to go more into the uh UN dinners.
29:16>> Do you think that means like United Nations?
29:19>> Uh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. The United Nations. Um he held them in uh New York every year.
29:26I mean, fair play because The Edge actually are called billionaires dinners.
29:31[clears throat] Um, and it's got all of its sources cited, but I want to get it started on the um, actually I was asking about the dinner about the events he hosted for uh, billionaires and influential people around the UN meetings in New York in association with um, Um, it wasn't Brockman, that's Edge.
30:09It was Mort Zuckerman.
30:12Um, >> Zuckerman and Bill Gates among many others.
30:24Can you look those up and tell me about Epstein's um targeting of UN week in New York.
30:39So, it's going to think and answer on that down there. But in the meantime, it honed in on the Edge Foundation, which was this science and tech billionaire foundation dinner situation that um he basically used to troll the tech elite and the scientific elite and to talk to geneticists and to talk to scientists.
31:02Um all these things. Let's see what it got. It got Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Steve Casease, Nathan Mirvod, Danny Hillis, James Truman, Forest Sawyer, James Fallows, Kurt Anderson.
31:16It's got sources cited from all these different things.
31:19>> I like how it tells you like who they are, who they're like >> exactly, right? And it got all of this from within the document set.
31:29>> All the good-looking women are sitting with the physicist table. Interesting.
31:34So this is must be from reporting. So it opens right here uh behind my head. It opens to the document in the document set that it's referring to. And so this is EFTA 018444.
31:51They became a model for the gatherings at Mr. Epste's E71st Street townhouse which included some of the same guests.
31:58His foundation provided substantial backing to Edge. Edge is a really um cool rabbit hole to go into.
32:07Um but let's get into the next. Okay.
32:14Epstein's calculated exploitation of UN Week in New York. The documents reveal a deliberate strategy by Jeffrey Epste to position himself at the center of global power during UN General Assembly Week, the annual gathering when world leaders heads of and and chat chat chat guys chat. Don't worry, I know we have some way juicier questions that we all want to ask it about some certain countries, about some certain, you know, ethnicities, about some certain foods, about all sorts of things. Don't worry, I'm purposely edging you guys real [ __ ] hard right now. We're about to ask it about beef jerky and whatever
32:49else. Um, but I just want to show you. I just want to show you that like you can just talk to this thing like a [ __ ] AI and it will pull things right out of the documents for you.
33:01A particularly revealing exchange shows Epste trying to lure Bill Gates to a UN week dinner in September 2010. Epste emailed Gates's adviser, Boris Nicolik.
33:10FYI, the Defense Minister of Israel, Larry Summers, will be at my house for a small, very private dinner. If Bill wants to come or stop by, he is welcome.
33:18This will be the epicenter of intellectual interest, his targeting strategies right there. So there's your source right there, straight from the documents. And it pulls it up in the side side pane. You can see the exact source citation right here because you got to site your sources, right?
33:47>> [snorts and clears throat] >> The global power list. The most stunning document shows a list of 32 foreign ministers and heads of state that Epstein was circulating to contacts like Tom Pritsker, Peter Mandlesson, David Stern, and even Golain Maxwell. The list included all these [ __ ] fancy people like Tony Blair.
34:06Jeffrey, your attendance would be greatly appreciated. The following list is the list of ministers and high level officials.
34:14Someone mysterious sent this to Jeffrey Epstein. Okay.
34:22>> It's crazy. They were only supposed to redact victims, but clearly >> I know. Yeah. [ __ ] as if >> as if they only redacted victims. Yeah.
34:30[ __ ] right. We'll get into that. Um, I posted on my story the uh the where they redacted the name of the person that alleged that um that Jeffrey Epstein made his money by initially by having sex with Leslie Waxner. That's a crazy [ __ ] document that I found today. True story.
34:50We need personal emails. Um yeah, [snorts] dude. Everyone's going to be able to use this for whatever they want. And so obviously what we all want what we all want is to open a new chat here real quick. And also FYI, so like because it's built like an AI, like the context windows work like an AI. So when I open a new chat, we have new context.
35:13So it's not going to get contaminated by the questions I was just asking. Let's ask it a fresh question. Um, based on the the files at your disposal or just based on the files, what nations intelligence agency did Epstein most likely work for and why?
35:41It'll probably give us a more interesting answer if we just dive in and tell it to investigate Israel. But I just want to I just want to make a point. I just want to make a [ __ ] point. Okay, I've never even asked it this question. I've always just dove in harder, but like I'm just going to ask it this question. Just we're just going to see what it says. Maybe it'll say Russia. Maybe it'll say that obviously Epstein worked for Russia, right? Who knows?
36:04He could He could work for anyone. How would we even know?
36:08>> It just says Israel.
36:10>> It found Gileain Maxwell. It found Robert Maxwell already.
36:14circumstantial evidence pointing towards Israeli intelligence. Let me search for more specific evidence about Aosta statement. This is remarkable. The documents confirm Aosta statements.
36:27So, because we're using Opus, the most expensive heavy [ __ ] model, it's just doing crazy research in here. [snorts] So, it gets the Aosta statement straight up. um it won't uh the source citations are written in here, but they won't actually link and like turn red until it's written its whole answer out. So, we're just going to wait. We're just going to pump the brakes and wait while it thinks it out.
36:57And apparently, it's [ __ ] thinking out a long [ __ ] answer.
37:02>> Pretty. [laughter] I scrolled down to the bottom and this is the header that I [ __ ] found. Yep.
37:08Based [clears throat] based it knows what's up. So, just to remind you all, hey, Ben Shapiro. Hey, Ben Shapiro. Um, who else has been saying that he worked for Russia? Um, >> probably any >> probably [ __ ] all the Israelis, all the [ __ ] Zionists. Hey, just so you guys know, I didn't bias it, okay?
37:25There's no context in this. There's no preloading of context. It's just the the raw files, all of them. 1.5 million files >> [snorts] >> um because there's you know dduplicates are duplicates are getting combined so it's it's literally all 3 point whatever million that they've released minus videos I'll invest so I just asked it based on the files what nation's intelligence agency did Epstein most likely work for and why and we'll see what it says based on my comprehensive investigation of the documents I can now provide a thorough analysis the aosta statement um so obviously Alex aosta He said, "I was told Epste belonged to
38:03intelligence and to leave it alone and that's documented in emails like this one.
38:10Is the Epstein case going to cause a problem for confirmation hearings?"
38:13Aosta had been asked. Aosta explained reasonably apparently that back in the day he just had one meeting on the Epstein case. He cut the non-prosecution deal with one of Epstein's attorneys because he had been told to back off, that Epste was above his pay grade.
38:27quote, "I was told Epstein belonged to intelligence and to leave it alone." He told his interviewers in the Trump transition who evidently thought that was a sufficient answer and went ahead and hired Aosta. The Labor Department had no comment when asked about this.
38:40So, this email is from 2019. Okay. And there's multiple tellings of this in the files, multiple copies of basically the same thing.
38:51Critically, when the DOJ's Office of Professional Responsibility later asked Aosta directly about the intelligence asset claim, Aosta told OPR, "The answer is no, though he was offered a classified setting." The Israeli connection web, it only took it that long to figure it out.
39:05The documentary evidence shows a dense network of ties to Israeli intelligence and defense circles. Ahud Barack, former Israeli prime minister, defense minister, and IDF chief of staff, maintained extensive email correspondences with Epstein well after the 2008 conviction. Example one, example two, example three, example four out of like 500 million more. Received approximately $2.3 million from the Wexner Foundation between 2004 to 2006 with Epstein personally signing transfer documents. Citation number one, citation number two.
39:40Oh, interesting. It literally pulled this little piece out of this PDF that is a bigger PDF. That's crazy. Um, [snorts] >> does it mean you can't see it?
39:50>> No, no, no. Just that it because it has context of what this this is a single page out of a larger PDF and it just this page has this run-on sentence in this cell that the if you were further left on the PDF, it would show you the rest of the tables, but this run-on cell has the the words Epstein allegedly signed some of these transfer documents, which is a relevant piece of information because Epstein signing the transfer documents actually helps you inform you of his authority over the accounts. was a frequent visitor to Epstein's 66th Street apartment building in Manhattan, headed Carbine, an Israeli tech company
40:25whose leadership reads like an IDF intelligence roster. Carbine 911, now known as Reporty, is a big story. The CEO was a special forces officer and one director commanded IDF cyber unit 8200, Israel's equivalent of the NSA. Citation 13 and 14.
40:42These are actually old um Wikipedia screenshots, which at first I was really annoyed that they put in here because they keep on [ __ ] getting cited because they're really useful and really like dense information. But then I realized that when you go to Epstein's Wikipedia page now, it's been [ __ ] sanitized compared to how juicy it used to be. His old Wikipedia page was juicy as [ __ ] Um, it ain't anymore. But >> didn't they take like Wikipedia pages and put them in the Epstein files and redacted like random words?
41:14>> Yeah, right here.
41:15>> Well, I mean, at least this is redacted.
41:19>> Well, so this is actually this is actually a victim name. This is Annie Farmer. Um, it might have been her sister that was the artist. I think Annie was the artist. Um, but yeah, some of them, a lot of them do have [ __ ] [ __ ] reactions. In emails, Epstein offered to help Barack navigate relationships with the Rothschilds and Mayor Bloomberg.
41:42And we've actually read these ones on stream before.
41:45Robert Maxwell, Gain's father, physical evidence of a blackmail operation.
41:49[clears throat] They've got evidence for why Robert Maxwell was MSAD.
41:58The documents note epste had a quote opaque professional history a little like Robert Maxwell and is rumored to have worked either for the Israeli intelligence service MSAD, the CIA, or even both.
42:09This is from a Daily Mail online article from 2007, which you know, it's just reporting, but when it all adds up, it's pretty obvious. Physical evidence of a blackmail operation. The [snorts] documents describe an extensive covert surveillance infrastructure across Epstein's property. Hidden pinhold cameras discovered during the 20046 Palm Beach raid. [clears throat] A hidden media room in the New York mansion. Gain Maxwell told a friend that Epstein's island was completely wired for video as an insurance policy.
42:41Labeled compact discs in his safe with handwritten descriptions including young name and name. Epste told a New York Times reporter that he had dirt on powerful people.
42:51the fake Austrian passport.
42:57See, and it keeps on getting caught in this reporting right here. So, we'll ask it more more questions and dig deeper.
43:04FBI cooperation. [clears throat] An FBI memo from September 18th, 28, 2008 stated Epstein had also provided information to the FBI as agreed upon.
43:17Sources, sources, sources. And we're skimming through this because we all [ __ ] know this. Um, obviously, so why Israeli intelligence rather than CIA?
43:26For some of y'all clowns out there that needed to know, the Maxwell connection, the Barack relationship, Israeli military base visits. In 2008, Epstein visited Israeli military bases and considered fleeing to Israel to avoid prosecution. He didn't wind up doing that, but you know, the blackmail architecture, the Wexner Foundation pipeline. What's missing? The documents don't contain any direct admission from Epste about which agency he worked for.
43:52And actually, we'll prod this um and ask it more directly because I I think we can actually find those classified intelligence assessments, direct communication with any intelligence agency, testimony from anyone with firsthand knowledge of his intelligence work. Um, actually I think there are emails where Jeffrey Epstein references um working for MSAD or Israel or the Roth's Childs. Can you search for those and show me email evidence only?
44:35not articles or other that evidences his uh is let's say alleged Israeli intelligence work. So I'm pointing it just at emails because I just want it to do emails because you can tell it to do whatever you want, dog.
45:04And I think next we'll probably ask about beef jerky and [clears throat] about food, right?
45:11>> Good idea.
45:13>> It cannot unredact everything, unfortunately, guys.
45:18>> Yeah. Can't do that.
45:20So, I we do actually have a second mic, but we only had so much time tonight. We didn't have enough time to set it up.
45:25But Brandy, if Brandy just talks loud, we can hear her, too. She It's perfectly >> I'm not really a co-host. I'm kind of just learning as you guys are learning.
45:33>> This is the first time that she's seen this [ __ ] She's just hanging out.
45:36>> I'm just here for the >> Yeah. And we have to we have to go pick up Billy from the airport in like an hour and a half. So, um >> Yeah.
45:43>> So, we're just chilling. And this is so [ __ ] cool that I just had to jump on here and stream for you guys tonight about it. Um I could not wait to stream for you guys. Like, could not wait. So, um let's see what it's finding.
45:57This is extraordinary evidence based on the email evidence I've uncovered. Let me provide a comprehensive summary. It's still working though because this the citations.
46:10Cool. They just came in. Sick. The smoking gun. Ladies is your forte. The most damaging email exchanges from November 21st, 2013 between Epstein and Ahood Barack. My thoughts were confirmed when it was said to me, if Ahood wants to make serious money, he will have to build a relationship with me. Take time so that we can truly understand one another. I just listened. Who said it?
46:29Rothschild. I'm ready, but I need your advice. Reha. This is devastating.
46:33Israel's former prime minister and defense minister is explicitly acknowledging that procuring women was Epste specialty and asking for his help navigating a relationship with the Rothschilds. Epste is an Israeli defense broker. Multiple emails show Epste functioning as a direct conduit between Israeli defense leadership and world powers. But it doesn't just say that and then leave you hanging. It gives you sources.
46:55quote, "Would your uncle like to have a very private talk with the Israeli defense minister at my house? If so, we can organize." Right? And this is actually he's I know from the context that he is talking to the niece of the dictator that they installed in the Ivory Coast on behalf of Israel because she was a girl that was in his sort of orbit um that he was grooming and her uncle was the dictator that they were in, you know, putting in down there in Ivory Coast. And from the context, uh I I pretty much know what they're talking about. The uncle is the dictator they're talking about. He offers for him
47:35to have a very private meeting with the Israeli defense minister. And she says, "I will let him know he is coming back in two days in Abijan. I would rather tell him in person than via email or phone." And and Epste responds, "Smart girl." Because this is a [ __ ] intelligence operation and you don't want to be spreading those kinds of stories in documents that your [ __ ] boy Ian Carol is going to be reading 10 years later to the entire internet. So, um, >> if Epstein's still alive, he definitely knows who you are.
48:06>> Hey, Epstein, your shit's online, bro.
48:10Hey, Epstein. In case you forgot what was in your emails, don't worry. In a couple days, you can log into web. You can pay for a subscription to Web Epstein, and you can get in there and you can find out exactly who you worked for, too, bro.
48:23>> He's got you.
48:24>> Yeah. Unfortunately, we don't have Fortnite in the in it yet, but um you know, whatever, dog. Whatever, dog. [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] chill. You lizard. You piece of [ __ ] [clears throat] So, here's more evidence. Would you like to have dinner, meet with the Israeli defense minister, former prime minister Aud Brock on the 23rd? So notice how he's hanging the Israeli defense minister, the Israeli former prime minister for all of these uh friend of Sultan, for all these important people, making connections for Israel, for Israeli intelligence because Ahoud Barack wasn't just the former prime minister or the former defense
49:01minister. He was also the former head of Israeli military intelligence when he hired Epstein and built this trafficking ring with him.
49:09Tracking Barack's US government meetings. This part's crazy. If it's referencing the stuff I think it is, it's [ __ ] crazy. Yeah, bro. Oh, dude.
49:16So, it brought this one up earlier. This part's crazy. I mean, in a different chat. Tracking Barack's US government meetings. Quote, "On Monday, [snorts] Barack will hold a series of meetings in Washington and New York with top US officials, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Defense Secretary Robert Gates, National Security Adviser James Jones, and Presidential Adviser Dennis Ross. His next stop is this morning at my house 8 a.m. for a couple of hours. Call Me at Home New York sent the morning after Brock met with Clinton Gates and the NSA at the White House.
49:48So this part is crazy critical.
49:54Literally Jeffrey Epstein is emailing his boy, one of the top executives at JP Morgan, Jess Dailyy. So, he's emailing one of the top bankers in America to admit that the defense minister of Israel at the time is meeting with three of the most powerful people in America. And then the very next morning, he has what sounds like a debrief meeting with Jeffrey Epste, the Israeli spy.
50:22That's pretty wild timing. That's pretty coincidental timing.
50:29And earlier it actually and I and I'm only noting that so directly because earlier I had asked it an like kind of a question about Israel as well and it had pointed out these three emails as well and it had dug more into them and kind of like walked me through the timing of like just just like notice the intricate timing here and um the way he refers to it in the email itself is like hold up bro what on Monday Brock hold a series of meetings in Washington, New York with top US officials, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Defense Secretary Robert Gates, etc., etc.
51:06Um, I'm wondering if it'll pick up on the BB. We might have to ask about BB specifically.
51:13The Rothschild Barack Epstein triangle.
51:15Epste acted as a three-way broker between Israeli leadership, the Rothschild banking dynasty, and Israeli defense conferences.
51:25Sources. Sources. sources intelligence commentary. Epste appears to have had insider knowledge of USIsrael relations. DC believes it now has leverage on BB playing it. Epste's response when asked about the Israeli political situation during the Egypt crisis in February of 2011.
51:43Someone wrote much anxiety re we ditched Mubarak. Is Israel next? What are your views or what should I read on broad Israeli situation?
51:55Sent by someone.
51:58Oh, I guess sent by Epstein. And then whoever we had sent it to responded, DC believes it now has leverage on BB playing it. So someone probably in DC is feeding Jeffrey Epstein the inside DC scoop on the leverage they think they have on BB.
52:18Weird. Almost like an intelligence asset.
52:25Weird.
52:28The Army Special Unit. Epstein sent Barack a link about Israelis formed the Army Special Unit doing well from the Army Special Unit doing well.
52:37[clears throat] So he sent Ahoud Barack a link and Aud Brock was like, "Hi Jeff, what's that link?" and he says a story on Israelis from the Army Special Unit doing well because he cares about his boys back in the IDF. You know, he's got the shirt, he cares about the boys.
52:58[snorts] So, all of that came from literally one question.
53:05I guess technically we've been through two questions now, not just one, two questions. Um, is Benjamin Nettton Yahoo mentioned in the files? And does he overlap with Jeffrey Epstein in any interesting ways? And let's be clear, you would not expect Benjamin Netanyahu to overlap with them at all because they purposely segment these things. They purposely create plausible deniability by compartmentalizing and keeping [snorts] this operation off behind Ahood Barack.
53:41Ahoud Barack is intentionally the conduit to Epstein so that everything Epstein goes through Ahud Barack and then back out into Israeli circles so that when Epste gets caught, BB can be like, "Oh no, that was Ahood being rogue, being evil." Right? Like that is plausible deniability 101. That's how you build intelligence networks and that's why you have intelligence community members like Ahood Barack manage these things so that they can be pushed out and denied if they ever come out. The same is done by the CIA and every other intelligence agency.
54:13>> So we would not expect to find any communications with Benjamin Netanyahu.
54:17We wouldn't expect to find anything directly linking them >> because he wasn't the prime minister when Jeffrey Epste [snorts] was like doing his thing.
54:23>> No, he was the prime minister when Jeffrey Epste was doing his thing. Um Benjamin Nanyahu has been the prime minister for basically our entire lives.
54:29Um off and on. He was he was de like he was unseated by Ahood Barack at one point. Okay.
54:35>> And then he won back again and then he took a little break in the middle in like the 2010s >> and then he's back again.
54:42>> Right.
54:45>> But no, BB has been very much the prime minister during the Epstein operation.
54:50Um, [snorts] the most direct documented connection comes from March 23rd, 2011.
54:59Boom.
55:00Open it [snorts] up right here.
55:04And this is the boys and girls at uh, JP Morgan, the bank that Epstein was referring everyone to. And I I know the context of this one, so I'm just going to tell you the context. It's all right here in the chat, too.
55:20They wanted a meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu. JP Morgan, the biggest bank in the world, wanted a meeting with JP with Benjamin Netanyahu.
55:27Jess Staley was their guy that was facilitating Epste's entire moneyaundering operation at the bank and was getting all their clients in and protecting Jess Jeffrey Epstein and hanging out on his [ __ ] island. So, they went to him and was like, "Hey, do you think Jeffrey can get us a meeting with BB Netanyahu?" And then who knows how it happened, but then miraculously this email comes through. Against all odds, we've been granted a meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu. And Epstein responds back to Jess Staley, his boy. Surprise, surprise.
56:01Indicating, you're welcome. I got you.
56:06I delivered.
56:08[clears throat] because Epstein connected Benjamin Netanyahu to the corrupt [ __ ] at JP Morgan.
56:18>> Um, Epstein's sarcastic response, surprise, surprise, strongly implies he was instrumental in making the meeting happen or at minimum had foreign knowledge that it would. Court documents from the Virgin Islands versus JP Morgan Chase explicitly state that between 2009 and 2011, Epste helped Staley schedule meetings for Diamond to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. And it cites those sources as well. How much evidence do you need, Ben Shapiro?
56:44>> Do you need some more? Because we can [ __ ] get you some more.
56:47>> Don't you think a lot of the files >> Speak louder. Speak louder.
56:50>> Oh. Do you think a lot of the files that have to do with Benjamin Netanyahu are the ones that are redacted or not released?
56:57>> Oh, I think it's highly likely. Yeah.
56:58Yeah.
56:59>> Because let's be honest, like he's kind of in charge of >> it's a big deal. Yeah. I think that because so Brandy's asking like there's still three million files that they told us they have that they haven't released.
57:12>> Yeah.
57:12>> And I think you're probably very right that some of the files they want to release like they just want to burn are anything that mentions BB. Um anything that mentions like ongoing operations, anything like there's probably some really dark [ __ ] in those other three million if I had to guess.
57:30>> But who knows? I mean, if they were smart, none of them would mention BB and none of them would have BB in them.
57:36That's like how they should be doing this. But >> the leverage on BB email more revealing is an email exchange from February 4th, 2011 between Epstein and another correspondent likely Larry Summers based on context because this [ __ ] thing is so [ __ ] smart that it can just figure [ __ ] out like that.
57:56[clears throat] Um, let's open it up.
58:01Much anxiety re we ditched. Okay, so this is the continuation of the chain we were talking about earlier. DC believes it now has leverage on BB playing it.
58:10Israelis all think ditch Mubarak first US next push BB on settlements.
58:16Re in Israel re in Israel. [cough] [clears throat] This is extraordinary. Epste is discussing US government leverage over the Israeli prime minister as if he has insider knowledge of diplomatic pressure tactics. information that would typically be classified intelligence.
58:33And he's passing it back and forth between an Israeli [ __ ] blackmail or spy and a fat goblin ogre piece of lard, Larry Summers.
58:45That's [ __ ] treason. By the way, Larry.
58:48Hey, Cash Patel. In case you needed someone to investigate, you could investigate Larry Summers for trading state secrets with an enemy nation.
58:57>> Cash Patel doesn't do [ __ ] [clears throat] Yeah, exactly. Maybe Dan Bonino could help out. Um, Netanyahu's political rival Aud Brock was deeply entangled with Epstein, which creates an indirect but important overlap. And we, yeah, we know about that.
59:11JP [clears throat] Morgan's recognition of the patterns.
59:16The source of Google co-founder Serge Brin, Glenn Dubin, all the people that he referred, Sultan of Dubai's Netanyahu intel.
59:24Interestingly, Epste received political intelligence about Netanyahu from the Sultan of Dubai who forwarded him an article that Netanyahu would become king of Israel.
59:39Farid Zakaria looks at why Israel is stronger than ever and what Netanyahu should do with its strength. Yeah, they're just talking [ __ ] Sultan bins.
59:51[snorts] Um, so we could dig deeper. We could dig into specific sources, specific things. Um, [snorts] what time is it? 10:55.
60:0010:55. Okay, let's do one more question for the for the big stream for everybody. For everybody. And it should probably be about the food, right?
60:10It should probably be about the food.
60:13>> Search.
60:14>> I see people saying search Trump.
60:16>> I want to search Charlie Kirk, too.
60:18>> Brandy wants to search Charlie Kirk. We could search Charlie Kirk.
60:21>> Not that I think he's guilty. I'm Oh, just if they've discussed him or >> his assassination or anything.
60:27>> Yeah, there's all or search Erica Kirk, [clears throat] >> Peter Mandlesson.
60:34Um, search for Ben Shapiro. That's a good idea. I don't think there's probably any mentions of Ben Shapiro, but um could be.
60:46>> Could be.
60:48Here's what we're going to do um on kick in a second. Once we go kick only, we'll we'll drop into those kinds of more fun ones. But first, what we're going to do is we're going to see how smart it is at the food stuff. Um, are are there any weird or suspicious mentions of food um such as pizza or beef jerky in the emails in these files?
61:17Um, and what [clears throat] might they be re referring to?
61:30[snorts] We'll see if it's smart enough to decode the [ __ ] pizza and beef jerky question.
61:40[clears throat] We should ask it about Bannon. We should ask about Brock Pierce. Oh [ __ ] we should totally ask it about Brock Pierce. Um, will it keep working while I go away? If I go to a new chat, will it keep working?
61:54Did I just kill it? Oh, no. It's still working. It's still working, dude. We can [ __ ] work double over here.
62:02>> Hot dogs.
62:03>> Oh, no. It's weird. It's like porting it over to this. Um, [snorts] cool. We'll do We'll go one at a time.
62:10[clears throat] I want to ask about Brock Pierce because Brock Pierce is sketchy as [ __ ] He's involved in crypto. He's involved in Bitcoin and also he's kind of an obscure dude that most people don't know about and he's all up in these files.
62:23Oh, Erica's mom. That's not a bad idea.
62:25>> Or like Erica's maiden name.
62:27>> Yeah, these are good ideas.
62:33Did I break it by moving away >> or is it still thinking and filling it out?
62:47>> Said jerky, please. Please make more.
62:52>> Um, the beef jerky obsession. Epstein appears to have had a genuine almost comical obsession with homemade beef jerky. I'm concerned that after being off they bring back since Monday.
63:05No jerky left. Please make more. Can you make a big batch of jerky? Jerky, please. How is your jerky situation?
63:12Should I bring any more?
63:15He has been loving beef jerky. So, same sort of thing, but maybe better and leaner. Does he eat buffalo meat? He's been very into protein.
63:24>> What do you think that they mean by this? I think they mean something uh like I I genuinely I don't think it's like child meat. I think it's more likely some sort of um essentially adrenochrome, but when I say adrenochrome, I don't think I actually mean literally adrenochrome. I suspect that adreno my my theory about adrenocchrome personally is that I think that adrenochrome is sort of like the conspiracy theorist blanket word that they sort of like let blanket at all for all sorts of uh medications and like special substances that they have made out of stem cells and and the types of like you know stem cells essentially
64:05that you get from fetuses and babies because those are how you like you do the you make the best anti-aging and like longevity medicines out of stem cells and the best stem themselves come from babies and fetuses, but you're not allowed to actually do research on that [ __ ] obviously because then people will start killing babies and fetuses, >> you know, as if they don't right now.
64:25[clears throat] And so I think that it's like there's a real scientific thing going on where like billionaires are doing illegal research on babies and fetuses and blood and stuff like that and have developed all these [ __ ] medications. And some of them might be literally adrenocchrome, but I don't think they're all literally adrenochrome. And I think that they probably have different ones that sort of circulate in different circles that they like for different reasons probably um because like obviously we know scientifically that those medications are the [ __ ] and you make them from stem cells from babies and fetuses and we
64:56know that you're not allow like that that's restricted and we know they don't give a [ __ ] about that. Um so I suspect the beef jerky is code for something in that category. Obviously it's something that has to be refrigerated and has to be transported in a cold bag because that's how they talk about it.
65:12Um, right. JJ send photos. The naughtier the better. And can you also go on YouTube to learn tantric massage sex techniques?
65:24Wait, what? I think I messed it up when I switched chats halfway through and made it like break broke its brain a little bit, but now it's like finding some crazy [ __ ] [ __ ] that I haven't seen before.
65:38JJ send photos. The naughty the better.
65:41Thank you. You can also go on YouTube to learn tantric massage, sex techniques, prostate massage, etc.
65:48So, Jeffrey Epstein likes for them to learn how to massage his prostate.
65:53Apparently, >> hey, that goes real real well with the email I found earlier about him making his money by getting boned by Less Wexner. [laughter] Call. She will give you massage and she looks better than shrimp anyway and good with massages. Um, >> what does shrimp mean?
66:13>> Well, I I think I broke its brain by switching chats halfway through. I don't know what shrimp means. Um, I don't know what shrimp means because about where I switched chats, where I switched away, it stopped being about food and did something else. I've never done that before. I don't know. But, um, I wanted to ask about Brock Pierce. One last question.
66:34Um, who is Brock Pierce and what was his relationship to Epstein?
66:49And was he up to anything suspicious?
66:57Can I post a link?
66:59They ate Gentiles. [clears throat] Yeah. So, all your guys' questions that you want to ask it, you're gonna have to ask it all those crazy questions. I'm just asking it whatever I'm asking it.
67:10We're doing whatever we're doing, you know. And I want to ask about Brock Pierce. Um, one of the uh one of the dudes that's like super hard on the like Ian Carol conspiracies that I'm like a Rothschild plant or something. He keeps on making these really funny amazing like like Charlie Day connections. Um, oh [ __ ] Speaking of Charlie Day connections, I haven't even been pinning these [ __ ] onto our canvas board. Um, I forgot to keep on pinning because they're all I already knew a lot of that because they were like basic basic emails. But I wanted to ask about Brock Pierce because one of the he he part of
67:49his theory is that like I'm friends with Brock Pierce because I like know someone that knows Brock Pierce.
67:55>> Can you explain to everyone who Brock Pierce is?
67:57>> Well, no, it's it's about to explain to us all who Brock Pierce is.
68:00>> Okay. Okay, Brock Pierce, the cryptocurrency pioneer who met with Epstein. He's a former child actor turned tech entrepreneur and cryptocurrency pioneer who had documented direct contact with Jeffrey Epste in September 2011. Notably, this was after Epstein's 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor. Who is Brock Pierce?
68:19Pierce has a remarkable and controversial background. According to documents in Epste's files, Pierce was a former Hollywood child actor who starred in The Mighty Ducks. Oh [ __ ] for real?
68:28And first kid. We were just talking about the movie The Mighty Ducks the other day.
68:31>> My favorite hockey team.
68:32>> That's crazy, dog. I wonder who he was.
68:38[cough and clears throat] Oh [ __ ] Connection to China.
68:42Um, are these all the same? No, different.
68:52Prior to Pierce entrepreneurial career, he was successful Hollywood actor. Um, PICE generally plays the role of strategist and dealmaker in each company after attracting the management teams and capital. He is an active angel investor, a founding member mentor of the founder institutes LA chapter and a member of the SoCal Tech and Media Entertainment Technology Alliance.
69:13Oh, and is a member of the Clinton Global Initiative. Nice. Sketchy.
69:18>> Both Wired and Fortune magazine have written lengthy biographies, featured stories on Pierce's career. In addition, he has been a guest lecturer at Stanford, UCLA, etc. blah blah blah blah blah.
69:28Uh, so someone messages Brock about Jeffrey Epstein, saying, "Brock, Jeffrey is asking your official position in the Chinese game board possibly. Could you send some information to him via email?"
69:41What?
69:45That's a weird email. Jeffrey is asking your official position in the Chinese game board possibly. Could you send some information to him via email? What the [ __ ] is the Chinese game board?
69:58>> Should we search it?
70:00>> Um, we could come back to it. I I don't want to like uh get distracted from the big picture of him just to try to hunt down if there's any other references to this Chinese game board. But maybe >> a mental note. Yeah, maybe what we do is um I'm going to leave a big old note here, Chinese game board, and we'll uh we'll come back to that.
70:34Okay.
70:36So, chairman, so he's [clears throat] a co-founder of Digital Entertainment Network in the 1990s, an internet television startup that raised over $88 million from Microsoft, Intel, and NBC.
70:45chairman of the Bitcoin Foundation, a major figure in cryptocurrency, founding multiple crypto companies, including Tether, the controversial stable coin, which is huge and very controversial, an adviser of the China Youth League, member of the Clinton Global Initiative, blah blah blah blah. The Epstein connection. The documents show a scheduled breakfast meeting between Pierce and Epste on Sunday, September 18th, 2011 at 8 to 8:30 a.m. The meeting arrangements reveal email correspondence with subject line read Jeffrey Epste shows someone from the Epste circle was coordinating the meeting. Epste
71:14specifically asked for Pierce's official position in the Chinese Game Board, apparently referring to his role with the China Youth League and his gaming industry connections. Oh, like the Chinese gambling board, >> the Chinese gaming board, maybe.
71:29>> Um, cool. So, homie Claude already answered.
71:34At least that's what is suspected.
71:37>> And I think these are all three copies of the same. Yeah. Or similar.
71:44No.
71:46Yeah, they are different formats.
71:49Pierce responded, "Either 8 or 8:30 works for me. Where should we meet?" The suspicious pattern. Several things stand out as concerning. Postconviction contact, interest in youth focused roles, PICE's deen, digital entertainment network background, cryptocurrency connections. What's missing?
72:07[clears throat] Um, there's more mentions than of him than that.
72:28We haven't even gotten into asking multiple questions in sequence uh about like the same thing and then digging deeper and then digging deeper and then digging deeper because then it gets more context and more context and it and it starts to understand the questions better and better and better. Um but I also I sort of suspect that the the model of quad that I chose is like um it's good but it's a little more theoretical. It's actually not as heavy as the model I was using earlier. Um, I'm using I'm using Opus 45 right now instead of Opus 46 for all the nerds out there.
72:58[snorts] Maong Chinese checkers. Oh, wow. We're way up in the chat up here.
73:06Ian was at Fire Festival.
73:09[laughter] >> You weren't.
73:12>> No, of of course not.
73:14>> Is that because Nick Fent said that you were a festival guy? Uh, I have no I mean I have no idea why the chat says no one knows why chat says what chat says.
73:21Um, but I did think it was hilarious when Nick tried to come after me for being a festival head. Um, so I was like sick. I get to tell the story of when I [ __ ] traveled traveled the world and like >> helping people at >> Yeah, it was the [ __ ] dude. Yeah, I was like saving people's lives from themselves, >> saving people that had taken too much [ __ ] drugs. [snorts] >> Um, a seven-year relationship. Brock Pierce and Jeffrey Epstein. Yes, there are significantly more mentions of Brock Pierce in these files than initially appeared. They revealed an ongoing relationship spanning at least seven
73:49years. So, you do have to remember that this thing is accessing 1.5 million [ __ ] documents. So, sometimes you have to prod it. You have to ask it a couple questions. You have to ask to clarify. You have to ask it to dig deeper and it will find it. Um, if [snorts] you know it's in there, ask about it. It's in there. An assistant tried to arrange for Pierce to visit Epste in New York. Brock Pierce will come see you Monday at two.
74:16No, I will not be there. Did you want to try to step another time? Next time. The breakfast meeting. That's one we already knew about. An email exchange shows they're still in regular contact seven years later. [ __ ] Time tomorrow. I have a 3M flight. So, sometime early today. 12. So this is all the way in 2018.
74:42This is notably casual. No subject line.
74:44Brief exchanges suggesting an established relationship. [ __ ] context. Puerto Rico connection. Just 10 months before Epstein's arrest, Pierce and Epstein were still arranging meetings.
74:55[cough] Meeting in Puerto Rico. Yeah. So Pierce was in in tight with him all the way until he was arrested.
75:03By 2018, Pierce had become a major figure in Puerto Rico's cryptocurrency community. Oh [ __ ] And Epstein was deep in with the Puerto Ricans, too.
75:13Oh [ __ ] We're gonna pin that. Um we'll we'll pin that down here. and we'll do um Puerto Rico Pierce because I bet there's plenty to to find about that.
75:41Here's a major figure. Um long Epstein also had long-standing financial connections to Puerto Rico through First Bank. The documents show numerous wire transfers totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars to Puerto Rico accounts from 2007 to 11. Yeah. And it's [ __ ] digging into these financial documents.
75:55Pulls out four examples right here.
75:59Financial Trust Co. Inc.
76:01St. Thomas Virgin Islands.
76:09There's his Red Hook Quarters address.
76:15Multiple emails show Pier signing off as managing director cryptocurrency partners with reference to Blockchain Capital and as Angel Investing Syndicate affiliated with Island Capital Group LLC.
76:31Duration: This wasn't a one-time meeting. It was a seven-year relationship spanning 2011 to at least October 2018. the [snorts] casual no subject line emails, regular informal conduct contact, Puerto Rico overlap, the timing, super gnarly, and no apparent business justification. Unlike other Epste associates who managed his money or provided specific services, there's no clear documentation of what Pice and Epste were actually doing together. The emails are strikingly contentfree because they were keeping it all off the record.
77:05PICE's background makes this relationship particularly noteworthy.
77:09Former child actor, chair of the Bitcoin Foundation and founder of Tether, advisory role with the China Youth League, overseeing activities for youth up to the age of 28, and member of the Clinton Global Initiative.
77:25>> Interesting.
77:27It's a little awkward.
77:29It's a little awkward.
77:31>> Did you know about the Bitcoin thing?
77:32>> Yeah, I did. Um, I didn't know a lot about it. I haven't I haven't really done the Brock Pierce deep dig yet.
77:38[clears throat] Um, but I I knew his uh connection to Bitcoin and his connection to Tether.
77:46Did I see Massiey's posts?
77:49No. What did Massie post? Is it banging?
77:53Epste, are you in the chat?
77:55[clears throat] Um, so what are we at? We're at 10.
77:59We're at 11:15. We got to get out of here in 45 minutes. So, what we're going to do is we're going to kill the YouTube stream and the Twitch stream. We love you guys. We do. We really do. We're just going to go hang out with Kick for a little while. Put the chat up so we can actually see the chat. Um, hang out, talk, let the chat ask some questions.
78:16Um, and don't worry, I'm gonna be [ __ ] live streaming this [ __ ] like all day tomorrow. All day the next day, all day the next day. Um, one more time though. One more time.
78:27Um, where's Here's the Here we are.
78:30Okay.
78:32If you have not already downloaded the buyer app, homies.
78:36Buyer app built by the same homies that brought you web. We web built by the same homies that brought you buyer.
78:41Transparency in your grocery store.
78:43Transparency for what you're purchasing.
78:45Stop giving your money to Black Rockck.
78:46Stop giving your money to the [ __ ] corporate cabal. Download the buyer app for free on the app store, the Google Play Store. Give it a fivestar review.
78:54Spread it around. Start spending your money wisely with family and founderowned businesses. Um, huge shout out to the buyer app and um >> what he said 100% >> 100%.
79:05And go to the web.io and if you hit the get early access button that'll put you on the sign up list for the public beta.
79:13The web with twobs.io.
79:17First, we're going to give it out to the journalists, the content creators. Send me an email, send me a DM, send me a message. Um, and I'll send you back the code to get you in and you can have full access for free to the web, to all the Epstein files. Do whatever you want. Ask any questions, do whatever you want with it. Publish that [ __ ] like it, share it, whatever.
79:36Then we're going to give it out to the wider beta test, and then we're going to give it out to the whole public, and y'all can use up whatever tokens are still left over from the money that I've funded. And then it'll just be pay as you play and we'll give out the open source for all the homies that understand open source from there.
79:53>> It's very generous of you.
79:54>> I mean, it's just the whole like we just need people to be [ __ ] in the files.
79:58Like we need people to be able to read it. We need normies to be able to type in did Jeffrey Epstein work for Israel or Russia? And then it'll be like [ __ ] Israel dog and here's the reason and here's the sources and they're in your face and they're right here. Yes, there is definitely internet required for web. Yes, 100% there is internet required for web. So, um that's the story. That's the plan.
80:23That's the haps, brah. Um and um here's what we're going to do. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to do this, right? Because this will be the end of the YouTube stream. So, we're going to call it here. We're going to do a quick little outro. We're going to run the outro, but don't go away. Kick, if you're on kick, stay right there. We'll be right there with you. Kick. After the outro, we'll drop in. We'll do some questions. We'll have some fun. But for now, if you're on YouTube, if you're on Twitch, if you got somewhere to go, you got somewhere to be. Thanks for being here. Um, thanks for hanging out. Thanks
80:51for liking. Um, thanks for hyping.
80:54Thanks for drinking water. Eat some good food. Do something healthy. Tell people you love them. And, uh, we'll see you on the next one.
81:03>> Conspiracy theories [music] are entering a danger.
81:06>> Information is the oxygen of the devolution. There's so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% is true, that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and
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