2025 Year of tinfoil MEGA-stream

0:01Good morning everybody.

0:04Happy 2026.

0:06Welcome to the new year.

0:10How is everybody doing this morning?

0:13Happy free speech Friday.

0:16Welcome to the show. Welcome to the chat. Welcome to the YouTubetubes.

0:20Welcome to the Twitch.

0:22[snorts] We are going to be going max all day long today. You might notice that we don't normally start Free Speech Friday at noon, depending where you're at.

0:32But today, we're gonna do a marathon stream. Today, we're going to go through the whole year in tinfoil and news and conspiracies and all the fun stuff. And we're just going to have a good time. We're going to take it a little easy. Going to take it chill. We'll have to take some breaks.

0:50But it's been a crazy year. It's been like 10 years all in one. And in preparing for [laughter] this episode, it kind of blew my mind where we were on January 1st of 2025.

1:06And looking back at it all, looking back at all the things that have happened, all the things that have happened in my life and my reporting, but all the things that have happened in the world and on the world stage, all the conspiracy theories that have been coming to light as not theories, all of the breaking news month after month after month, all the memory hauling.

1:26I can't think of anything better to start 2026 off with than a little bit of perspective looking back at 2025, especially sitting in my shoes.

1:36Being relatively new to this game and looking back at who I was at the start of 2025 and how I reported at the start of 2025 and at the start of Trump's term, I made a lot of mistakes that lacked perspective. Um, and I'm sure I'll make them again this year. We all live and we grow, right? But looking back at what happened and what we know now and digging the memory hole back open and reminding ourselves what we were promised, what we were delivered, what was a hoax, and what was proven to be true, what stories were swept under the rug, and what stories were brought into focus.

2:17It really brings it all back around full circle. And I can't think of any better way to prepare for 2026's incoming SCUPs. I'm sure we're going to have plenty more of Fake and Gay this year.

2:30I'm pretty pretty sure that we're going to have plenty more geopolitical conflicts, possibly more war, probably more wars, maybe some economic crises, maybe some oh no, distractions.

2:44I'm sure we're going to have full disclosure this year. We're going to get all the truth. Trump is going to save America, obviously, again.

2:51um we're going to get a whole bunch of political [ __ ] for the 2026 midterms. So, let's get ready. Let's prepare for moving ahead by looking back at the year in review. But first, a quick announcement, which the chat already noticed. I think the chat actually noticed before I noticed. I've got a surprise for you guys.

3:12If you don't know, I've been sitting on this one for a minute. I've been holding tight on this one for a minute.

3:18Your boy is actually premiering live on Tucker right now.

3:25I went and sat down for an entire episode with Tucker all about the Las Vegas shooting uh a week or two ago [snorts] and it was a ton of fun. We went super deep. Um I have not watched the episode yet. I don't know what's in it. Um, but I know that we dug into all the angles from the mainstream narrative to the multiple layers of possible conspiracies, the various theories that people have. We dug into the Saudi angles quite a bit. Um, it was a barn burner. I am very proud of how it came out. At least I think I am. I haven't seen it yet, but when I left the studio, I felt distinctly like I had done good

4:09and I had brought a shitload of evidence and reporting and [snorts] I had kind of spruced up and kind of reminded myself of all the stuff that I had already forgotten about it because it's a deep conspiracy, a deep rabbit hole. So, we're just going to pop in for one second and peep it and they just never brought it up again. Basically, >> beef tallow.

4:28>> Oh, we're in an advertisement if I do that.

4:30So, you know how it is. You know how it is. I think it's going to be a super fun episode. Um, definitely worth your checking out time at some point today or tomorrow. Bring it up. Uh, put it in your save playlist for watch for later.

4:44But the show must go on. I didn't realize that was happening today. And we're scheduled to do a super stream.

4:52So, the show will go on.

4:56[snorts] But don't worry, I don't take offense if you go and watch that. That's a total banger. Um, and we'll be here when you finish and come back. So, don't worry about it because I assume that we're going to be here for no less than eight hours today.

5:11That's my guess. We might even go 12 because we have 12 months to cover. And I got a lot of tabs open. I got a lot of tabs open. Let's just say that.

5:24So, in the chat, someone's asking where is John Cullen? If you know, you know. And the answer is no one knows. But if there's one way to bring John Coen out of the woodwork is to have someone else talk about the Las Vegas shooting.

5:39Maybe I'll be the one that finally brings John Coen out of hiding to talk [ __ ] about how I stole all of his research and he's the only researcher that's allowed to talk about Las Vegas and everyone else is a fraud. If you're out there, John, come on out. we would love to have you. We miss you." And I did cite John Coen extensively in that interview because he did amazing work on the Las Vegas shooting. And I'm just reporting on what [snorts] other reporters figured out that came before me in that case. But today's show is not about the Las Vegas shooting. Today's show is about the absolute [ __ ] show that was

6:14last year and about the wonderful state of the world today. And we're gonna try to keep it a little light and a little humorous, obviously, because how else are you going to get through this kind of [ __ ] but we're also going to report on all the crazy and tragic and difficult stories of last year. But we're also going to try to touch on a bunch of things that you might have missed, a bunch of things that I missed or things that I knew were going on but just never took the time to report on.

6:41So, we're going to bop through all sorts of different stories. I've got a bunch of stuff that came through X or sort of like more of the the cultural center of the alt media conversation. I've got a bunch of that pulled up, but I've also got a whole bunch of news stories pulled up that didn't quite make the cut on the ex cutting room floor, so to speak, because there's a lot of things that happened that most of us didn't even realize.

7:07Like did you know that India and Pakistan two nuclear armed powers had a little war last year for real um it didn't escalate thankfully at least not at this point but there was a India and Pakistan war in there was anti-corruption protests all over the globe a whole bunch of countries overthrew their governments burned down official buildings um other countries squashed their rebellions a couple of governments collapsed including Frances. Um, there [snorts] was so many things that happened this year that just either never got the attention they deserved or they faded from our minds or you were just busy busy trying to keep

7:50your head above water in the amazing American economy that has just been so wonderful, so great.

7:57So, we're going to go over all of it today. And because it's going to be such a long stream, such a long show, we're going to have to take some breaks at some points. We're gonna take some chill pills. We're gonna drink some water. I'll have to have some food at some point. We'll watch some videos together while we do that kind of stuff.

8:14And we'll kind of take it in sections.

8:16You know, it's like a marathon. And you don't focus on the finish line. You just take it in stages. And we're going to go one month at a time, break it all open, dig deep into what happened that month, and then we'll take a break and chill with the chat, jump into some supers, try to catch up on supers in between the months. Um, I'm going to try to keep up with every single super today. We'll see if that we'll see how hard that is. Try not to super light crazy, guys. Um, you know, can't be here. Well, I mean, we can be here all night. That's my commitment to you. My commitment to you is that we can be here all night if

8:47that's what it takes to get through this marathon. Um, but I think we'll be all right. I saw one comment that said there's an echo on audio. If anyone else has an echo on audio before we get this show on the road, you tell me right now that there's an echo on audio. And if not, we're ready to party. Get your coffee, get your water, get your drinks, get your food. Yeah. No Echo. We're doing good. Thanks, Twitch. Um, yeah, we're chilling. We're chilling. [snorts] Um, Gigi's Gigi's coming up. Gigi's ready to party. You want to come lay down, Gigi? Yeah. Gigi, get in the stream here. Gigi, come on up. Come on

9:23up. Yeah. Come on. Come on. Come on.

9:25Yeah. Gigi's gonna help us start the stream off. Okay.

9:29No. No. Come here. Oh, she's so hyped.

9:32Stand up. She's halfway under the table.

9:35[laughter] She tried to stand up and she hit her head on the table. She was so excited.

9:41Okay, Gigi, go lie down. No, no, go lie down over there. Yeah, good girl. Whoa, she is. So, I I just realized what it is. Gigi just came in from hunting squirrels in the backyard. That's why she's so freaking amped up because she is in killer mode right now. Down. So, she's like ready to go, dude. Ready to go. Daytime GG ain't like nighttime GG. Good girl.

10:08Yeah. Yeah. Hunter GG activated.

10:12So, [snorts] thank you chat. Thanks for letting me know the audio is all good. Before we get started, let us know where you're tuning in from. Let us know where you're tuning in from. Let's get a roll call in the chat. Tell us your state. Tell us your country. Tell us your planet.

10:28Slovakia in the chat. Virginia, Idaho.

10:32Yeah, I see Slovakia, UK, Bama, Indiana.

10:35Yeah, we're we're on at a different time than normal. Michigan, Scotland, Pennsylvania, Washington, that's what's up. Indiana, I see Washington up there again. Arizona, Missouri, Texas, Albuquerque, Tennessee, Israel, I see you, Israel. I see what you're up to. New Orleans, Mass.

10:56Syracuse, Scotland, Florida. Yeah, Finland. What's up, Finland? How's it going? We got Long Island in the house.

11:06I see a Bellingham local in the chat.

11:08Shout out to my Bellingham locals. I hope it ain't too cold up there. Sweden, what's up, Sweden? South Africa, Bahamas, Mount Reineer. Hey, shout out to Mount Reineer, dude. I miss that place. Big island of Hawaii.

11:24Yeah, Wachi, PNW, Ireland, Egypt. Shout out to Egypt, homie. We got Canada in the house.

11:32Yeah, we got Poland. We got a whole international community here. Romania, what's up, Romania? Utah, Venezuela, what's up? Greece, Memphis, Pittsburgh, Chile, what's up, Chile? Italy, hell yeah. Chad, what's up, Chad? Molly, we got Chad and Molly in the house. Brazil.

11:54[ __ ] I saw another Bellingham. Dude, shout out to everyone coming in from all around the world. It's been a crazy year. No matter where you've been at, the whole world has been a crazy place, eh? It's been a crazy year. And [snorts] we're just going to try to keep it a little light and um not get too downer on how downer this year has been. I see Belgium and Aussie, too. Yeah. Did I see Somalia? I see Bosnia.

12:20I see Bosnia in there. [ __ ] dude.

12:22Belgium, England, Australia, Nepal. Hey, shout out to Nepal. Y'all have had a crazy year. Luxembourg, Netherlands, Alaska. Dude, it's crazy. Iran. We got Iran in the house. [ __ ] I thought you didn't have the internet out there. I thought they didn't even give you the internet in Iran. Damn. Yeah, I see a Somali in there.

12:45Yeah. Shout out to all the international homies. Shout out to all the American homies. Shout out to Stacy for gifting crazy subs in the Twitch chat. So, we're live on Twitch and we're live on YouTube. We only have Twitch chat on the screen, but we'll be getting into YouTube super chats in between the months, in between the segments of this show, so to speak.

13:06So, um, thanks for being here and thanks for all your support. Really appreciate it. It's been a crazy year. I'm going to try not to um there's always this uh this sort of internal desire I think for people in media to talk about themselves a lot and to talk about their own achievements. Um especially when you're doing a year in review when you're looking back. I definitely feel like really proud of this year and very sentimental about this year. [snorts] Um and I am going to roll through a bunch of my reporting from the year as we go, but I've tried to select out pieces of reporting that are about what's

13:39happening. um that are how we covered various topics that we can then spiral off into those other topics. [snorts] But we'll do a little bit of storytelling about the year too from time to time. Um I've driven all over this [ __ ] country this year. It's been crazy. I have put some miles on my minivan this year. So we'll probably take a break to tell that story at some point somewhere, but but we're going to try to keep it focused outwards on the world and on America and on the deep state and on all the [ __ ] that's happening. um because we got a lot we got a lot to get through. It's been crazy out here. So,

14:12thanks for where you are. Um if you're having a good time, hit the like button.

14:16Don't forget to hit the like button. Hit the subscribe button. It all helps.

14:18Hugely appreciated. It's a free way to support the channel.

14:22And without further ado, let's get into let's take ourselves back on a journey.

14:28Let's let's get into the time machine and go back to January 2025.

14:35The world was about to enter the golden age. The golden age of America was about to come down and be bestowed upon us peeons by the great and illustrious Donald Trump.

14:50America was starkly divided.

14:55Obviously, a new story for [snorts] America.

14:59And it was divided between the left that was losing its mind over this fascist dictator that had been elected and the right just over the moon with fervor and anticipation of finally the corruption will end. Finally, we're taking down the deep state. Finally, all the pedos are going to jail.

15:23And oh boy, has that been an awkward one this year.

15:28And let's be real. Let's be real. Let's be totally real.

15:34I made the mistake of leaning into it at the beginning of the year. I wouldn't say I was fooled by believing for sure it was going to happen. That was definitely not how I felt. But I was fooled by believing that there was hope.

15:47[laughter] I was fooled by by deciding to be optimistic.

15:54And let's just say that I've learned that lesson. Now, as a journalist, my job is not to be optimistic. My job is to be realistic and to hold these [ __ ] to account. And let's just say they have a lot to account for this year.

16:12And you can't take back what you've already done, but you can at least learn from your mistakes. and face the music and grow and evolve. Right. Right. So, let's rewind to January of 2025 and remember what the temperature check was back at the beginning of this great great year.

16:39This is where we were at in January. In case you had forgotten, this is the vin diagram.

16:49This is the most accurate representation of where we started 2025.

16:57In case you had forgotten, just to be clear, scientifically speaking, you were deep in the middle of what the [ __ ] And thankfully, we are now we've now made it through 2025.

17:18And no longer are we in what the [ __ ] We're now somewhere deep, deep in the wilderness of what the actual living goddamn [ __ ] is this?

17:30What on earth? What the pedo loving [ __ ] is going on out here? That is where we are now at. What? The Epstein didn't kill himself. No one's been arrested.

17:41What the [ __ ] is going on? Is this that is somewhere approximating the scientific definition of where we're at today.

17:50So, a lot has changed this year.

17:53Obviously, a lot of progress has happened this year.

17:59Um, we're gonna need a sense of humor to get through this recap. Okay. So, just right up front, remember, don't take your don't take it all too seriously, okay? The world is burning.

18:13Yes, you are paying taxes to pedophiles.

18:16No, the tax strike that's trending on X isn't going to do anything. It's also not going to happen. But doesn't hurt to talk about it. There's better things than tax strikes, but no, talking about tax strikes on X isn't going to do anything.

18:32Um, that doesn't mean there's no hope. That doesn't mean there's no progress. That doesn't mean we're not going anywhere.

18:39It just Let's remember how far we thought we'd come back at the beginning of 2025 and how much Trump was promising and how much this coalition of MA and MAGA and lefts and rights and middles and libertarians and and everyone was aligned and and we were just going to make a difference.

19:02So, Waffles in the chat is like, "Ian, you're low IQ." You're right, Waffles.

19:06I'm not super high IQ. I'm just a regular dude. And I'm just trying my best to learn from the fact that it hasn't gone so well in the past. And probably trusting politicians ain't going to go so well in the future. We should probably not be trusting politicians. We should probably be trusting each other and ourselves and God. Relying on ourselves, building in more self-reliance, more populism, more power to the people, more power to the players. That's how I feel about it. You feel how you want about it. But this was the state of this great world in January of 2025.

19:53This is about how we felt rolling into this great year.

20:01This is going to be a theme throughout the entire production tonight.

20:08Us waiting for the Epstein files. Us waiting for what we were promised. us waiting for any type of accountability or legal enforcement or anti-corruption action or [ __ ] anything at all.

20:28And spoiler alert, this is exactly how we feel today. In fact, you know what? We're on X right now. We are on X right now. And this is exactly how we feel today.

20:53Progressive is the wrong word here.

20:55Productive is the word we want.

21:02Man, doesn't it feel good to be making progress? Doesn't it feel good to live in a country where the pedophiles are held to account? where the rich have to answer for their crimes.

21:14Where we have a level playing field with equal justice for all. Gosh, it just feels so good. Freedom, baby. Am I right? Am I right?

21:26So, at risk of reminding us of the optimism at the start of the year, we're going to take a trip back down memory lane to a bit of the sentiment, at least a bit of my sentiment at the beginning of the year because I think it's important to hold yourself accountable to how you felt and to what you said and to where where we were at. And I think that this piece here actually very well elucidates what people were hoping for. And when you look back at this and look at where we're at now, it's a good little reality check. It's a good sobering little reality check.

22:07>> 60 years ago, John F. Kennedy famously said, >> "I speak of peace because of the new face of war." And today we once again speak of peace because of a new face of war.

22:23Fifth generation warfare, information warfare, the info war, if you will.

22:31>> I see you, Dez.

22:33>> In a world of aligned incentives, it is highly profitable to all involved to keep you distracted, [music] to keep you unhealthy, to keep you afraid, to keep you angry with [music] one another.

22:44Because if you're not creating profit in that avenue, you're probably creating it in one of the other avenues. The information that manufactures the consent to allow this to keep on going on is the most important weapon in their arsenal. And without it, they can do nothing if we do not consent to this governance.

23:04[cheering] >> I'm calling on you not to fight with weapons, but to stand and fight in this war with your words. And rather than manufacturing consent, we can manufacture peace. Not just peace for our people, but peace for all people.

23:21Not just peace [music] in our time, but peace in all time. Thank you.

23:28I'm pretty proud of that still. I didn't make the video. The illustrious Bobby Bailey, total legend, total homie, he made the video. But I'm pretty proud of that day. I'm pretty proud of that speech. Learned a lot. And I'm pretty proud that actually that piece that piece is pretty timeless and it's just as true right now as it was back when we said it.

23:52And I look a lot smarter if I just play that part. But I feel like we should probably play the other part, too, where we're talking about how hyped we are on the incoming coalition and how much everything's going to change and how great this is going to be. And just reflect a little. Maybe you were smarter than me at the start of the year. Maybe you knew better. Maybe you've been through this before.

24:17But we all got to learn.

24:20We all got to learn our lessons.

24:22>> Read all about it. Kennedy and Trump.

24:25Extra extra. Read all about it.

24:30>> Extra extra. It's making >> extra extra.

24:38Thank you.

24:39>> Dick Kennedy endorses Trump. Dick Cheney endorses Camala Harris.

24:44>> Cuz there's really only two answers and it really comes down to this election.

24:48Either the CIA and the military-industrial complex, the intelligence complex is too powerful and has too many moves ahead and they thwart this movement this year and then like I worry we get relegated to fighting indefinitely against this oppressive state apparatus that is just infinitely powerful.

25:04>> Oh well.

25:04>> I don't think that's real. I don't think that's what's happening. I think that they're scrambling and doing everything in their power to try to hold this back and that this movement has just absolutely checkmated the lies and the deception and the corruption and I don't think there's any escaping it for them now. I think that this movement is clearly winning the presidency this time. And to be fair, the movement among the people has done awesome. We're killing it. Y'all are killing it.

25:36It's just these [ __ ] politicians that are all in the Epstein files apparently.

25:41They're the ones that feel like they're letting us down. So, you know, let's not let's not bash ourselves too hard, but let's not do this again next time. And only picking up momentum. Hey, do you have a moment to talk about our Lord and Savior, Kla Harris? The IRS has endorsed her. She's going to save the country.

25:58She's going to do all the things that she hasn't done in the last three and a half years to make America great again.

26:04Shout out to Bobby Bailey.

26:08[music] Oh, to have hope again. [laughter] Am I right, guys? Am I right or am I right on that? Oh, hope, man. Let's not lose hope, right? Maybe let's redirect our hope. Maybe let's redirect our hope from the politicians up on the hill back down to the people.

26:34back down to the grassroots, back down to where it belongs because we're going to go through the whole year and we're going to look for any promises that have been delivered on. We're going to look for any accountability, really anything at all.

26:59And pretty much we're just going to find a whole bunch of pedophiles as you know.

27:08So yeah, the hope in Christ. Yeah, there you go.

27:14There you go. Find hope in the real places. Amen to that. Yeah. No more putting our hopes and dreams in these scumbags, even in the most apparently well-intentioned of them that are still just letting us down.

27:34Because even if there's a couple of great people up in there, they're working in a messed up system and we can't even tell there's a single one on our team. At least that's how it feels most days.

27:45Hope and faith in yourself. Amen.

27:48Amen. But I do want to quickly shout out the fact [snorts] that the beginning of this year for me was a million followers on X.

27:59I'm still brand new to all this. And at the beginning of 2025, I was super brand new to all of this. I had basically just joined X.

28:07[snorts] And let's remind ourselves that I am literally just a dude learning from all of those who have paved the way. And without their work, we would all be in a deep darkness. So we have a deep debt to all who came before and a deep responsibility to all that come after.

28:26Okay?

28:28So let's keep let's keep our perspective, shall we?

28:35And then [laughter] I I can't not cover this part.

28:42Okay, cool. though, we'll cover we'll cover that part in just a second.

28:45>> Um, we did a little recap here at the start of some of the crazy stories that were happening >> at the beginning of the year.

28:54>> And I just want to remind ourselves of all the madness that was happening at the beginning of the year, 2025, because most of it just went memory hole and had no resolution and had no answers.

29:08And who knows? Like, do you recall that at the beginning of 2025, all of America was losing its mind because there were thousands of drones flying over the East Coast mysteriously.

29:23And some people thought that they were alien spacecrafts, and some people thought that they were a deep state SCOP, and some people thought that they were a foreign invasion.

29:36And we still don't know. We have no idea what they were.

29:41The New Orleans truck bombing, we're going to get to that. Or sorry, the New Orleans truck attack on New Year's Day.

29:48And then the Cybert truck Trump Tower bombing as well in Las Vegas.

29:56And all of it just poof into the ether for the most part, January 18th. And I just want to take a moment to remind us all how [ __ ] crazy the world is right now. The incoming president just launched a memecoin raising billions of dollars overnight. Autonomous AI robot technology is within years of being in your home folding your laundry having sex with your boyfriend. Plus, a lot of you might not have noticed that in UFO Twitter right now, there's some crazy drama going on. Greer is talking about like serious disclosure coming literally tomorrow, but he's hyped a lot of dates.

30:34But then there's this whole other drama that played out across the Julian Dory show. Shout out Julian Dory. With this new documentary from James Fox that just came out with this dude that had this crazy whistleblower testimony that kind of might have been like a fed plant to discredit this guy's documentary. But it gets crazier because Jeremy Corbell's on this like reverse reverse blue beam of the blue beam SCOP that like the rumblings are that everyone's trying to spin this ah like I see all your supers coming in guys. Stacy that was so generous. Thank you so much. We're going to read all the supers from each section

31:10after the section is over. We'll get to all the supers today. We won't leave you hanging. I really appreciate that. I appreciate the support. Stacy's a total legend. idea that a alien mother ship is coming here and is going to arrive in 2027. Like this is no joke a full-on blue beam level narrative that's getting spun within the UFO community and it's almost getting spun like they're trying to counter it or what do you think are the chances that we get elevated to alien alien attacks this year? What do you think? What do you think are the chances that they're out of scops and they need the aliens to attack this

31:45year?

31:47And it it's super weird, but summarize it as like literally the disclosure community is coming to the like mass like mainstream political disclosure [laughter] that not only are aliens real, but they're about to launch the alien war scop. All the while the mainstream like neocon wararm mongers are all over places like the Shan Ryan show. same old Middle Eastern terror is building up and they're getting ready for 10 9/11 events across 10 major cities. Plus, the World Health Organization, Bill Gates Coalition is gearing up for, you know, three new 10 new pandemics. Yeah, for real. We'll get to their whole pandemic

32:29preparedness, all their mRNA technology in a second.

32:32I saw the chat talking about how the aliens might have come in here trying to get trying to come and take over and then they're like, man, these guys just a bunch of pedophiles. [ __ ] that. Then they turned around cuz they actually think that we're going to [ __ ] go through that again. Yeah, right. Plus, Candace Owens is literally busy exposing that the president of France is married to a pedophile groomer that was his male teacher when he was a 14-year-old boy and he was groomed for the position of president of France.

33:02Talk about a story that has aged extremely well. Talk about a story that is still very much in play. You can see behind me is Candace's list of questions that she sent in response to the Elise Palace. Still haven't gotten a single answer. Still haven't gotten any photos.

33:22Still no word from the Mrs. and Mr.

33:25Mcronone about the package.

33:30And to this day, they're covering up that secret. And it is just getting crazier and crazier over on that story.

33:36that makes you start to wonder about other, you know, allegations against other prominent public political figures about plus there's some crazy weird [ __ ] happening over at GameStop we'll talk about another time. Then there's story that there's still no answers to, but we're apparently going to get them.

33:53There's the Diddy story that there's still no answers to. It's swept that [ __ ] right under the rug. We'll talk about Diddy a little bit later.

34:02Diddy.

34:04Do you remember Diddy?

34:06We were gonna have RICO charges. They were starting to name names.

34:12Nope.

34:12>> Still unraveling. But we all can't help but wonder like did any evidence burned down in those fires? Like which >> do you remember that LA was on fire at the start of the year? Do you do you all remember the LA fires? I was in the LA fires. I I went and moved to LA the day before the fires started. We'll we'll we'll catch up with that a little later.

34:31>> Houses. Where did it start? Uh, was it all just accidental or was there other stuff that happened in those fires?

34:39We'll never know. Plus, there's this crazy Israel disclosure that's happening in our mainstream spaces of just like people waking up to the Israel propaganda and what's really going on.

34:50Listen, it's 2026 and we've talked a lot about Israel in 2025. And let's be real, um it's about time we stop talking about Israel and the Jews and all that because um no reason. We're just going to be done with that. You know, Epstein didn't work for anybody. Um Trump is America first. Israel is our greatest ally. And we're really done with the whole story.

35:15Uh the whole Charlie Kirk story. We're done with it. We're done with it. It's 2026, yo. And it's time to get back to real news. Obviously. Obviously. Aren't we all tired? Aren't you Aren't we all tired of talking about this creep? This Jeffrey Epstein guy? This creep? We really still talking about this guy?

35:32This creep? Plus, there was the whole drones over the East Coast thing that never got resolved. Then there was the crazy cyber truck bombing that had the crazy like allegations about the drones that never got resolved. Any one of those stories would have been absolutely blowing up the news 10 years ago. This is like a million mind-blowing SCOPs all converging all at once. And no one even has time to I like I barely even cover 10% of what is happening right now. It is 100% the craziest time to be alive in human history. And just a quick reminder, you and me are but measly humans [music] with tiny little squishy

36:09brains. And we are not so smart that we know exactly what's happening and exactly what's coming next. And [music] you should probably maintain a little bit of humility when it comes to the people around you that think differently than you. and think have different opinions of what has happened and what's going to happen because you might be wrong. You might not know all the intricacies [music] of geopolitical context in the Middle East. You might not know how alien species crafts work and whether or not our government has them. And you might not know everything. And it's not your job to save the world. It's not my job

36:46to save the world. It's not your job to be a hero. Like just be your best, be kind, be humble, and watch the show cuz it's going to be [ __ ] crazy. And if you spend the whole show arguing with everyone else that you know exactly how the show is going to end, you're going to miss the freaking show. And I have no idea what's going on. But I know that the show is going to be crazy. So, I'm about to take my Maha hat and I'm going to go take my dog on a walk out in the sunshine and enjoy the show. So, not a lot has changed. I still don't know what the [ __ ] is going on. Shit's still crazy out here. Robots are out here running

37:28around.

37:30The scops are out here left and right.

37:34The world might end at any moment, but uh figure it out. I mean, chill out. figure it out.

37:45Someone in the chat is like, "Ian is so baked in this video." Bro, I honestly am not. I haven't smoked much like hardly any weed at all in the last like six to 10 years. Um, I used to when I was a kid. Well, not like a kid, but I grew up in a place where everyone was smoking weed, but I stopped smoking weed long before I started making content. Just not as fun. I like my brain to work. But I do have Northwest vibes. I'll always have Northwest vibes.

38:10And that's fine. It's funny.

38:11[clears throat] >> [snorts] >> So, one thing that we do have to kind of flex is remind I I I gota I got to throw back to um our boy Elon and this ratio at the start of the year because genuinely I actually think that this is pretty important is at the beginning of the year Elon Musk made this post. Oh, this is another photo. This is a screenshot. I want the actual post.

38:42Elon Musk made this post at the beginning of the year and you have to take yourself back to the Israel conversation at the beginning of the year, right? You got to take yourself back to remembering how it was not cracked open yet. It was not yet what everyone was talking about. It was not yet something that was comfortable. It was not something that people were openly discussing on every podcast. It was not something that was being openly questioned at TPSA with every question.

39:07It was not, it was still very much a quiet thing. It was brewing. There was lots of people that had talked a lot about it. A lot of people had put blood and sweat and time and and censorship, like been censored over it. But Elon Musk posted this dumbass Israeli propaganda. And I was like, is you know, Elon, for being so smart, you're exceptionally bad at understanding this one issue. It's kind of weird.

39:30And he decided to respond with, "What am I missing?"

39:34And I remember getting a text message like, "Yo, Elon just [ __ ] left this hanging for you. You got to take this."

39:40And I was driving at the time and I literally pulled over and on the side of the road just like thumbmed out this entire [ __ ] essay about Israel and Apac and Jeffrey Epstein and the whole thing. The whole [ __ ] thing. We did the meme and it is at 18.5 million views today. 241,000 likes to Elon's 10,000.

40:07And it was a pretty cool way to open the year. It was a pretty banger way to open the year. It um it was an interesting moment in the internet conversation. [laughter] uh to put it on such a big stage in front of Elon's face, in front of everyone on Twitter's faces with source citations. And I made a whole video about it. Um citing every source and presenting the evidence, a small body of the massive body of evidence for each claim and really just putting the conversation on full blast on the full screen.

40:47Um, [clears throat] I made a video about it that we don't need to watch. You all know my stance.

40:54You all know how it is.

40:57And this was the beginning of a magnification of this push back that we have just watched in the SCOP spaces all year long.

41:07This was the beginning of this fullon campaign of Zionist shilling. Um, which, you know, is not a new thing. It's not like this is all about me. It's not like I'm the one that started this or anything. It just it amplified greatly this last year. It amplified greatly after October 7th and it just it just kept going and going and going and going. Um, and I just wanted to remind us all that the narrative at the beginning of the year by the Schills was that Epstein didn't work for Israel. And besides, even if he did work for Israel, who cares, right?

41:47Yeah. I think I must have muted Misfit Patriot or something because thank god I never see him on my timeline anymore.

41:54Holy moly.

41:57But we'll get back to Epstein and Israel and all that a million times over. Let's talk about the LA fires because if you remember, LA started burning down earlier this year.

42:10and I just happened to be there while it was burning down.

42:12>> So, we're out walking the dog and I think a new fire just broke out right here. [screaming] It's >> okay.

42:20It's a lot for the dog.

42:24Yeah, that's a good girl.

42:26So, yeah, a fire just broke out right here over the hill while we're at walking.

42:38I was planning on going for a little walk up into the hills over here, but I guess we're going to go and see what's burning.

42:52Went on a little dog walk >> and uh went saw the smoke.

42:55>> We got choppers dropping water all over it.

42:59>> Great pausian. My lips were getting all chapped >> and right now the wind feel >> and we never really got any answers.

43:09I mean, maybe it was all just an accident.

43:12>> Maybe it was all just a big accident.

43:13Maybe it was just bums lighting fires.

43:17Maybe it was just bums lighting fires.

43:22I I don't know about that, though. I don't know about that.

43:30I'd be curious if anyone in the chat knows anyone that lived there or anyone in the chat lived there, has a house that burned down that you still haven't gotten anything back on. You still haven't been able to rebuild. How's that going down there? How's that going? Yeah. D I I remember the conversation was all about DEWs was like, "Did anyone have a blue roof? Anyone have any blue roofs?"

43:53Because you remember we still haven't gotten any answers on Maui.

43:59We've been seeing all kinds of weird wildfires and then Pacific Palace 8 starts burning down and obviously everyone has questions. Still got them.

44:14Still got all the same questions.

44:18But let's uh let's talk for a moment about the Cyber Truck bombing.

44:25You guys remember the cybert truck?

44:29A green beret drove it into >> Welcome back everyone. On this Veterans Day, new details tonight about an explosion that many at first thought was an attack on our country. For the first time, we're now hearing from those investigation. And we're learning why officers and loved ones say what they thought was an attack turned out to be something different entirely. One soldier spiral from war veteran to tragedy. Aaron Kurski has this story.

45:01[music] >> It's a city known for its bright lights and big shows. And on New Year's Eve, Las Vegas hosts a huge countdown known as America's Party on New Orleans's Bourbon [music] Street, killing 14 people and injuring more than 50 others. This is the New Orleans.

45:16>> Immediately, right away, you go to a terrorist attack. We train nowadays that when you see one attack, expect a second.

45:24>> Then just a few hours later, as many were still sleeping off their celebration, chaos near the Las Vegas strip.

45:31>> 911 emergency. Do you need police?

45:34>> Someone just attacked Trump Towers. It's a huge explosion.

45:38>> Did it damage anything, sir?

45:40>> It's an attack for sure. I heard something happen in New Orleans this morning, so it must be people going crazy. What's in your head at that moment? You've just [music] been watching what's unfolding into >> Always count on the news media to stoke fear, to stoke panic. [clears throat] But yeah, this was like literally day one, right? We we knew it was going to be a crazy year.

46:05>> New Orleans, then this happens in your city.

46:07>> I knew that if there was an attack here, it's [music] time for us to get into motion.

46:10>> You use the word attack. Did you think this was an attack?

46:14>> I don't think it's a simple coincidence.

46:17Assistant Sheriff Dur of dozens of officers who rushed to Trump International Hotel and found a Tesla Cybert truck engulfed in flames.

46:25>> Our priorities were very simple. Address [music] the threat that we were dealing with and then determine if there was any further threat.

46:32>> First responders helped six people [music] who were injured in the explosion, then worked to secure the area and start trying to piece together how it happened.

46:40>> It takes the urgency to a new level because now you're worried, is there [music] yet a third attack coming somewhere else?

46:47Nearly 36 hours after the explosion, a break in the case. Officials naming Matthew Livelberger as the saw that 37year-old Army Master Sergeant and special operations soldier who was on leave from his post in Germany.

47:01>> We recovered a military ID. We recovered a passport >> because passports always survive the fire. Am I right? Passports always survived the explosions.

47:13Nothing weird about this one at all.

47:16just a special ops guy leaving his passport in his burning truck blowing himself up for no apparent reason. Then he turns out that there was a manifesto kind of sent to Shawn Ryan or to to Shoemake Shu Shu forget his name Sam. We we'll check in on that in a second. There were aspects of it that you could still make out words or names or pictures. Our team did a phenomenal job. Really dug deep and were able to quickly pivot from that and determined that there was no connection to the attack in New Orleans.

47:53>> Surveillance footage showed and an autopsy confirmed Livelberger detonated explosives inside the vehicle and died of a self-inflicted gunshot.

48:01>> We were in touch with people in Colorado. The FBI also sent leads overseas to talk with uh teammates detonated explosives but also died of a self-inflicted gunshot.

48:15Right.

48:17Right.

48:21Leave it to the FBI to solve the case.

48:24We've been trusting the FBI all year long >> for about two years. She says they stayed in contact after their relationship ended, but lost touch in 2022. She was surprised to hear from him a few days before the new year.

48:36>> I was happy to hear him doing well. He said there was a lot to talk about.

48:41>> Arid is a nurse and was working on New Year's Eve. She says she first learned about what happened in Las Vegas when federal investigators showed up at her door.

48:49>> My heart just dropped. I thought it had to be an accident. I thought he was maybe trapped inside and it exploded.

48:56And that's when the FBI made me watch the video to >> Too bad building 7 wasn't made of passport paper.

49:02>> In text messages she shared with ABC News, Liveberger talked to Eric about struggling with headaches and his mental health while they were dating at one.

49:10>> Yeah, it's good thing that Tesla trucks don't drive themselves anywhere.

49:16It's awfully good that they can't drive themselves to places like Trump Tower.

49:20Am I right?

49:21>> Point writing. I have been spiraling down the last week or so. Sometimes I get so hopeless and depressed it's ridiculous. By far the worst of my life.

49:29>> He texted you about seeking help, maybe professionally.

49:34>> I always encouraged him to talk to somebody.

49:37>> I've I've lost a lot of uh friends in the military over the years, and I didn't want that to happen to him, too.

49:44>> Writings investigators found on Livelberger's phone point to a man in crisis. One entry reading in part, "The mainstream media will paint me out to be some terrorist and monster. I Goodbye, my love. I left the rifle in the woods wrapped in a towel. I've almost gotten away with it. Lest they find my perfectly concocted text messages.

50:08Adios, my love.

50:10Signed, Matthew Littleberger.

50:14I I kept my passport in the car in case they needed to identify the killer.

50:18[sighs] Yeah. Yeah, that's pretty much how this year this year went. It started off with a bang, so to speak, and it's been banging ever since.

50:32We'll watch a little bit of this to see if I'm forgetting anything here. Oh, actually, real quick, real quick. Um, chat chat just clued me in to a development in the Palisades fire.

50:42Allegedly.

50:44Allegedly.

50:48A Melbourne oh a Melbourne, Florida man or a man hiding out in Melbourne, Florida has been identified as the suspect in California's Palisades fire which caused widespread damage.

51:02>> West 2 News starts now with breaking news.

51:05>> And that breaking news involves one of the biggest California wildfires in history. A man living in Melbourne here in Central Florida has been arrested, accused of igniting the Palisades fire.

51:15>> 20 >> I haven't seen this at all yet. I don't know anything about this.

51:18>> 9-year-old Jonathan Renderneck is accused of lighting that fire that started on New Year's Day. And West two was at the courthouse in Orlando as he appeared in court this afternoon.

51:28>> This is October of 2025.

51:31>> Our team coverage tonight begins with West 2's investigative reporter Justin Shecker live in Orlando.

51:36>> And Justin, you saw him walk into the courtroom.

51:41>> That's right. Just after 2 this afternoon, US Marshalss brought 29-year-old Jonathan Renderneck into the courtroom here in downtown Orlando. Both his hands and feet were shackled, and he sat next to his court-appointed public defender as the US government begins prosecuting him for starting the deadly and destructive Palisades fire.

52:00This Central Florida man is now in federal custody, accused of sparking what would become one of the most destructive fires ever in Southern California. Today we are announcing the arrest of 29-year-old Jonathan Renderneck for igniting a fire that ultimately burned down the Palisades earlier this year, killing 12 people, destroying more than 6,800.

52:22>> Alleges that a single person's recklessness caused one of the worst fires in Los Angeles history.

52:30is recklessness.

52:37They determined that it was a holdover fire a or a continuation of the Lakman fire that began early in the morning on New Year's Day.

52:46Heavy winds caused the underground fire to surface and spread and it became the Palisades fire.

52:54witness statements, video surveillance, cell phone data, analysis of fire dynamics and patterns at the scene, among other things that Renderneck maliciously set the Lackman fire just after midnight on January 1st on land owned by the Mountains Recreation Conservation Authority.

53:10A week later, the same fire, then known as the Palisades fire, burned federal property.

53:16He was working as an Uber driver. two passengers that he drove on separate trips between 10:15 and 11:15 p.m. that night later told law enforcement they remembered that Renneck appeared agitated and angry. After dropping off a passenger in Pacific Palisades, Renneck, who once lived in that neighborhood, drove towards Skull Rock trail head, parked his car, attempted to contact a former friend, and walked up the trail.

53:36He then used his iPhone to take videos at a nearby hilltop area and listened to a rap song to which he had listened repeatedly in previous days whose music video included things being lit on fire.

53:45I want to know what rap song that is. I want to know what what rap song that is.

53:52Then at 12:12 a.m., environmental sensing platforms indicated the Lakman fire had begun. During the next 5 minutes, Renderet called 911 several times, but didn't get through because his iPhone was out of cell phone range.

54:02When he finally connected with 911, he was at the bottom of the hiking trail and reported the fire. By that point, a nearby resident already had reported the fire to authorities.

54:15Interesting. Who knows? Could be. Could be.

54:22I don't know as I'll ever trust it, but there's your answer, folks. There's your man. There's your boy who set the Pacific Palisades fire.

54:33Really? It was probably Yeah, it was probably Cardi B that he was listening to. He was probably listening to WAP, right? listening to Diddy, listening to Wu Changang. Dude, I don't know. But whoever he was, they should probably be cancelled and thrown in prison because their music is dangerous.

54:54What was his motive? That's a good question. It sounds like they're saying it was an accident. Sounds like they're saying that he was mad and he was watching a YouTube video of a rapper setting things on fire and then he accidentally set the whole mountain side on fire and then he walked down the trail and called 911 and said, "Hey, I just set the mountain on fire.

55:14And then that fire got put out and then a week later it resurfaced as the Palisades fire because it had been burning underground.

55:24That sounds like the narrative.

55:28And you're going to take it and you're going to swallow it and then you're going to say, "Thank you very much."

55:34Okay. That's the energy we need from you in 2026, you [ __ ] peasants. Okay. Okay.

55:42Melbourne, Florida just got one of those French airport hanger companies that rented out the one in Delaware. What was the French company named in Candace Owens? Uh, it's Satis.

55:53Satis is the company.

55:56Airport hanger.

55:59Uh, I forget exactly how it was spelled, right? Wasn't it Satis?

56:11Am I getting it wrong? S A T I S maybe.

56:18I'm pretty sure that's what it was.

56:20Satis evidence in all directions that I have found so far. So hopefully it's easy to kind of pick up where we're at right now and see what comes next. First thing, super iconic, not an accident. But the question is not an accident. Why? And who's actually behind it? Because the media is pinning everything on Matthew Allen Liddlesberger because they found his passport and his ID and a bunch of stuff of his in the car. Though the car blew up, passports always survive. And he's an active duty Green Beret that's been stationed mostly out of Germany in Colorado. And the Green Beret [music] community is digging into this deep and

56:54getting sources. And there's so much that's not adding up. And then yesterday, I think it was the plot super duper thickened when the Shawn Ryan show had this whole expose on this whistleblower scenario where he had Sam Schum.

57:06>> That's right. Satis S A T YS correct >> on who had apparently gotten an email from this Green Beret dude.

57:14>> So a lighter is more powerful than the entire LFD. That is correct. Thank you very much for understanding. Yes, you are. You have properly digested the narrative. Thank you. Good job. Good job. The day before the bombing and the email is crazy spicy, but it's a little suspicious. If you haven't seen the Shawn Ryan Show podcast episode yet, you should watch at least the first 30 to 45 minutes. Um, put on two times speed. You should not believe everything that is said at face value. Remember, both these guys are [music] military intelligence assets, former and current. This is the alleged email that Mr. Shoemate

57:44received. But notice um that there are spell check red squiggies in here. And there's a cursor, and we've learned this before. This is not how an email appears when it is received in your inbox. This is how an [music] email appears when you're typing it. I remember that there was some back and forth with Shoemate about why it appeared that way to kind of smooth it all over and I kind of forget if it smoothed over or not.

58:11But um yeah, we had questions and it's it's good to go back through it because I forgotten all of this [ __ ] I had forgotten all of it. But this is what the Shawn Ryan Show put out as the email [music] that was received allegedly and it alleges that the drones over the East Coast are Chinese tech and that they could bomb the White House at any minute. And it's like [music] this whole basically it alleges that World War II is about to happen in China and there's nothing we can do to stop it.

58:32>> Do you do you remember this? What the [ __ ] is this scop? What the is this scop?

58:39And it comes out on Shawn Ryan, right?

58:44Who we would later see hosting Brian Harple serving you fed slop, right?

58:57The special forces community, let's just say they have a checkered past of love a lot of them, but an awful lot of them seem to be serving fed slob.

59:11And sometimes it makes you wonder like Sean Ryan, what are you doing? What what exactly are you doing?

59:20And who helped you set up this podcast?

59:22Where did this podcast come from? What's going on?

59:26And in my interactions with them, I actually interacted with both Shoemate and Sean Ryan around this story. And like they were nice guys. They seem like perfectly nice guys.

59:36But I I don't [ __ ] know what came of this.

59:40All I know is I don't trust a word. And he's like trying to be a whistleblower to like stop it. But if this email is real, it's like the perfect food for the military-industrial complex and for World War II warongering. But it gets weirder. So, the Las Vegas officials and the FBI, who are totally [music] trustworthy, have been assessing the scene. Hey, Gigi, don't do that. Stay over there. That's where they found the passport. They also found an incinerated Desert Eagle, [music] which apparently he used to shoot himself in the head before the explosion. It was dropped on the floor right in between his feet on the in the

60:09driver's seat. [music] And if you know anything about how powerful these guns are, you imagine shooting yourself in the head with it and then it dropping straight down instead of like just flying into the like who? Not to mention that no one has reported any report from a gun gun gunshot in the [music] car at the scene at the time and that is like the most powerful handgun you can buy. A whole conspiracy on this thread is um Teslas can drive themselves. And I don't know if anyone's ever tested the self-driving cuz it'll watch you and if you don't look upwards it'll tell you to look or it'll stop the self-driving so

60:38you can't just look down at your phone or close your eyes and go to sleep. But has anyone ever tried it with a dead body that has its eyes open? That is [laughter] probably possible. Um it's unclear. This is really the level that we started at this year. We started this year by conspiracy theorizing about whether or not a Tesla will self-drive with a dead body in the p in the driver's seat because allegedly the remains of the person found in the front seat though charred burnt beyond recognition. The DNA did not match the DNA of this guy's recent child. Apparently his wife just broke up with him and they were trying

61:10to paint that as like he's angry. It's like green berets get divorces [music] all the time. Like maybe the kid wasn't his kid. I think it's more likely that the body wasn't his body because again in the in the email that was allegedly sent by him theoretically. [music] It's very clear that he's not planning to kill himself. He's planning to escape to Mexico and to do this whole thing in order to bring attention to this and to whistleblow and to be taken seriously and to get this out to as much news and publicity as possible and then escape [music] to Mexico. He says it two different times in this email. The trunk

61:34was loaded up with all these crazy fireworks and there were some gas cans in the cab that caused the explosion to sort. So, a little unclear, [music] but it seems like the explosion was intended to not cause a bunch of death, but just to cause a scene like he or to cause war with China or to cause mass hysteria or to just bring media attention to Elon and Trump. Who the [ __ ] knows? It was a Cybertruck, which is bulletproof, like the worst car to build a car bomb in.

61:59And then he filled it with fireworks instead of like the He's a Green Bet. He could have built a real high like power IED that could have blown the building up theoretically. And then he says in the letter that he's trying to keep a low profile because he's being followed and they attempted to abduct him, but also that he's trying to keep a high profile because they know he has this IED, this car bomb rigged up and so he got a cyber truck which is like why would you get a cyber truck? The police have had no trouble tracking the cybert truck both in Las Vegas on CCTV foot and on its supercharger route across the

62:22country. They the police said that they have tracked the purchase of the [music] firearm, specifically the Desert Eagle back in Colorado. There's a 3-day wait on purchasing a firearm in Colorado. So we had to have initiated the purchase 3 days before leaving Colorado to come to Las Vegas for this event. But then in the email he gives like as confirmation that he is who [music] he says he is.

62:38First off, I'm not under duress or hostile influencer control. My first car was a 2006 black Ford Mustang [music] V6 for verification. Well, people verified.

62:45People pulled his vehicle records and actually he has never owned a 1996 [music] was it? Uh Ford Mustang, but or 2006 Ford Mustang, but his first car was a Ford Mustang, just totally different year. [music] Um, so it's not really like could be that because it's 30 years ago, like it's his own car 20 years ago and he just forgot the m the the year.

63:01It could be like why would you put the wrong verification in? Like you'd think if it was someone else faking the letter, they would get the right verification because they wanted to get verified. You think >> I feel like I remember a train of thought like a rabbit hole we went down where it was like you put comms in intentionally to communicate things to people that know this [ __ ] where you put in details incorrectly to like signal things or something. I forget. It was It was weird. It was a weird dig.

63:25>> Think if it was him like maybe he misremembered it. Maybe he maybe it's an intentional misverification.

63:31Maybe it was in his parents name cuz everyone's first cars were in the [music] parents name. Well, people pulled his parents' car records, too.

63:35Check out Landry22 if you want to see those on X. But then the Las Vegas.

63:39>> If this year has been the year of anything, it's been the year of decentralized intelligence. It's been the year of the decentralized investigation of the decentralized intelligence agency rising. And we've had plenty of practice this year. We haven't had a lot of wins, but we've had a lot of practice. Okay. Vegas police the officials released uh like manifestos that they found on his phone which was like charge to oblivion but they found these manifestos that like this one is basically like yo all military personnel go and take the capital right now. It's like really unhinged and [ __ ] And the other one

64:10like it's just like screenshot and read if you want. Like the other one is just didn't match the one that was sent to the podcasters at all.

64:20Who knows? We're not going to watch the whole thing. You get the point.

64:25We're not going to find answers today.

64:27We're just going to look back on all the madness.

64:30And for anyone new pulling in, welcome.

64:33Welcome to the super stream. We're going all day long, baby. And yes, we are overlapping with Tucker. Um, and me talking about Las Vegas. Whoopsies. Um, that's a banger. I'm sure it's going to be a banger. I'm going to have to go watch it later tonight once we're done.

64:46Hopefully, we finish tonight. Um, and I have time for that. Kind of doubt it.

64:50The Year of Manifestos. Indeed. Indeed.

64:55So, we still are only in like January 5th or 6th or 7th or something like that.

65:01January 4th is the day I posted this.

65:08And this is the Shawn Ryan show with Shoemade on allegedly telling us what the drone story was actually all about.

65:19Total madness.

65:22And then just want to remind you all that Suchir Balagi was killed. The OpenAI whistleblower was killed at the end of last year and we never got any answers despite it being obvious that it was not a suicide.

65:36>> I don't think any honest person looking at this would conclude this was a suicide. Um there's an awful lot of evidence that it wasn't. I was actually shocked by it. Um >> you guys need to see it. So, I want to get into the details of what may have happened, but I'd like to start, if you don't mind, um, by hearing about your son. Who was he? Um, how old was he?

65:55What did he do? What was he like?

65:57>> Sure. Such was a prodigy from birth. We knew he was gifted. and fully.

66:02>> So that's the mother of Suchi Balagi and Suture Balagi >> and there was a pattern here. So yesterday they released this statement with their four new board members. First we have Sue, the former CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Also, this was right at the beginning of the year last year where OpenAI announced their new board of directors after this very strange shakeup after one of their top genius uh safety guys was like, "Oh no, it's going like Defcon 5.

66:38We're all screwed. Something something."

66:41And then it was like scramble. Also a board member of Fizer. She's also a member of the president's council of adviserss on science. Then they brought in the deep state. But for some reason the white house wanted to write her bio.

66:53They thought that her two most prominent positions at fizer and the bill and the gates foundation shouldn't be on this page.

67:01>> Not sure why this person's resume has anything to do with open AI.

67:05>> I wonder why. Even spicier, this one's hard to find. She's on the board of directors of this company called Resilience, which strangely also has the CEO of Inqel on it. Inqell is the investment company for the CIA. There are actually a number of people on this board of directors that have links to the CIA other than this dude. And this company I'm talking about, Resilience, is the company that manufactured all of the mRNA for the thing that Madna gave to everyone >> back in the days when we were afraid to say the word vaccine online. [laughter] >> Kind of weird. Next up is Nicole. You can tell me why is famous for being the

67:47president of Sony Entertainment. You know, the company that had some beef with Michael Jackson that we've recently talked about. She also previously worked at Paramount. She's a lawyer and she's represented >> how Paramount has become relevant again >> like Bill Clinton and if you know the Iran Contra scandal uh she represented Oliver North in those trials. In this old article from the Washington Post, they talk about how by all accounts Seligman has won the trust and confidence of both President and Hillary Rodm Clinton. The first lady thinks the world of her, says Mrs. Clinton's press secretary. Man, that's some high praise

68:23from a really great person. What a good endorsement. For those of you keeping track of how many Zionists are on the board of Open AI, um she's also Jewish.

68:34I believe that brings the total to three out of seven. I'm not totally sure if there's more or not because, you know, I just I can't think of anything better for Israel's public image than to have the AI that's giving everyone answers to their questions about the world, answers that are pro- Israel.

68:52>> And then we have Fiji, >> who is the CEO of Instacart, but she spent a decade working at high positions at Facebook. Um, at the top, she was the head of the Facebook app. That's in addition to the Facebook executives already on the board like Brett Taylor who was the CTO and he was the chairman of old Twitter when you know free speech was like totally good on Twitter and we have Adam D'Angelo who was high school friends with Mark Zuckerberg and the CTO of Facebook. So that's three former Facebook executives. And last but not least, the crown jewel, Larry Summers, former US Secretary of the Treasury,

69:28former chief economist at the World Bank. He was heavily involved in repealing glass deall which is what allowed banks to gamble with all of our money in the stock market. [ __ ] Larry Summers of all people to put on the board of open AI. They put Larry Summers. Unfortunately, old Larry had to resign because it kept coming out that he was really good friends with Jeffrey Epstein and that just didn't look so hot because once we started to get some Epstein stuff coming out, Larry was all over it. We have all kinds of emails.

70:03Even before they officially released the Epstein documents, we had the AHood Barack emails leaked and he was all up in them. They're all chitting and chatting and having meetings and hanging out and having parties.

70:20[ __ ] troll. What a goblin.

70:23What an evil [ __ ] goblin.

70:28So, Open AI been sketchy since the start of the year and them killing the whistleblower didn't help at all.

70:35>> Should stop killing whistleblowers. So, we've got a lot more details about the Open AI whistleblower that was murdered.

70:42I mean, the official story is that he committed suicide, but um so Sam Alman's here on Twitter asking what they should uh build and fix in 2025. And I said maybe they should stop killing whistleblowers and stop being evil. He, you know, summarized the common themes.

70:56He conveniently skipped that comment.

70:58And George Webb has been on the scene uh investigating and reporting on this heavily and he's been talking to the family [clears throat] a whole bunch and is in getting a lot of details out to us all. Details like videos and images of the actual crime scene as well as the official autopsy which shows that the bullet path was through the head and down into the base of the skull and there is no George Webb did a lot of good reporting on that one. I had forgotten about that. He got us videos from inside the apartment. He got us videos of the blood stains. He got his videos of all sorts of stuff. He got the

71:28autopsies out. Exit wound. Like a point blank shot. Bullet stayed in the head.

71:32Yeah, you do the math on how you do that to yourself. You like pulled it out and up and down. And not to mention that there's signs of struggle in the bathroom. There's clear blood smears that show that like he either tried to crawl after the wound or something. Such also had a meal out on his table when this happened because you know that's when you decide to off it is halfway through lunch while you're working at your computer. You just go to the bathroom and what [clears throat] the whole apartment was ransacked.

71:59Everything was run through. His stuff was thrown out all over the room.

72:02Clearly, the killer was searching for the thumb drive with the information because he had recently gotten involved in this lawsuit um against Open [clears throat] AI, but really against AI technology in general and he was going to be a star witness and the New York Times did an interview with him where presumably they found out what he knew and then shortly after he was killed. Really cut and dry. There's no there's no looking at this evidence and calling it a suicide. And the fact that they did is insane. shows you how corrupt the police in San Francisco are and also how [ __ ] like overconfident

72:37they are. They think they can just get away with that. By the way, LA is kind of a [ __ ] hole. Like, sorry LA. I started talking [ __ ] on LA. Yeah. So, oh, we're live. Oh, we are live, baby.

72:48And um unfortunately, Sutier Balagi is not because Suir Balagi had all these whistleblower files about how all of these generative AIs basically have breached copyright on everything on the internet. We're talking like multi-trillion dollars worth of copyright abuse just scraping everyone's creative work and learning from it and then generating off of it.

73:13And my understanding is that it was basically a like it was going to cause problems for the entire AI industry.

73:21So that changed when Sucher Bellagi died and his information went missing and they lost their star witness.

73:33funny beginning of the year. We also got a resurgence of reminders about um this headline allegedly just accused there's obviously no proof. Don't look up what Annie Alman has said about her brother Sam.

73:51That would be anti-Semitic of you.

73:55Don't do it. Don't even think about it.

74:00[laughter] Oh, I forget if this was during the LA wildfires.

74:06Was this during the LA wildfires that that the help signs started appearing [laughter] and we did a whole side quest on the help signs that were appearing from Google Earth inside of LA [cough] and people thought that it was like trafficking victims and it might have been, but then people like went and investigated and it was like uh and it sounds like it was like a homeless person just [ __ ] around.

74:37But I don't know. I I still don't know.

74:40But it was a crazy side quest.

74:43And I was in LA area at the time. So I went and tried to locate it. I remember got really curious. My time in LA this year was not very fun.

74:53Um let's remember Maha a little bit, shall we? Let's remember Maha. Okay.

75:02Remember a time back when we were going to make America healthy again? Remember a time when we were going to hold all these vaccine manufacturers to account for what they did during COVID? Remember a time when Anthony Fouchy was going to get charged and put in prison and Bill Gates was going to get charged and put in prison, right?

75:24Do you remember January back when RFK was going to save the day?

75:31Shout out Toad. Thanks for gifting those subs, Toad.

75:36Yeah, let's just remember this time.

75:37Remember these good old times.

75:40>> To commit to that. The question, what can I commit to?

75:42>> You're not going to take money from drug companies in any way, shape.

75:46>> Let me get you prepped here.

75:50>> The question, what can I commit to?

75:51>> You're not going to take money from drug companies in any way, shape, or form.

75:55>> Who? Me?

75:56>> Yes, you.

75:57>> Oh, >> yeah. I'm happy to commit to that. That was a pretty funny move right there. I'm not going to lie. Throwing shade at Elizabeth Warren.

76:06>> That's what I figured. I said it's an easy question to start with and I think you're right on this.

76:12>> I don't think any of them want to give me money, by the way.

76:16>> Let's Let's keep going. You're right.

76:19>> And people were pulling up all the money that Elizabeth Warren has taken from the pharmaceutical and health industries.

76:28Yeah.

76:30tail as old as time bought and paid for politicians.

76:34And let's not forget that as we voted Trump in to hold the people to account for COVID that he helped run.

76:46The very first thing they did on the very first day was come out and announce the Stargate program. If you remember, >> let's be honest, we all knew this day was coming. I just thought it would [music] be more than two days into the presidency. Okay, >> this message is specifically for Donald Trump and his team as well as every Trump voter out there. [ __ ] no. Listen, Mr. President, we understand that to put America first, you got to make some big deals with some big dollar signs. And we understand that AI is like the arms race of our time. We understand. But I don't think you realize who you're giving the

77:25keys to the castle to. I'm sure Larry seems like a great guy in person when you, but he's not. He's a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] He's a scumbag. He's one of the top funders of the IDF. He's the owner of Oracle, ex CIA.

77:40He wants to watch you pee [snorts] and he wants you to like it for your own safety and security, obviously, and so that he can make billions more dollars.

77:50>> He's talking big money to you. But this is how you lose your entire base. This is how you lose every single person in the media that just supported you. I guarantee you this is how you lose Tucker. You'll lose Alex. You'll still hasn't lost Alex. You'll lose Joe.

78:05You'll lose Candace. You'll lose just about everybody except for Charlie Kirk and Ben Shapiro. The Num and Alex Jones.

78:12Apparently, >> number one reason why you just got elected is because of the way that COVID was handled and because of the vaccines, which we are giving you the benefit of the doubt and giving you a pass despite your love of operation warp speed. The American public is awake to the vaccine [ __ ] mRNA technology is not vaccines. That's why they changed the definition of vaccines. And a huge number of your voters were either directly injured by the vaccines, had loved ones killed by the vaccines, or have some very serious questions about the vaccines.

78:53Still waiting.

78:55Still waiting.

79:00We're all still waiting.

79:04Zero arrests.

79:06Did I miss something? Did I miss the arrests?

79:10Did I miss the Nermberg trials? Was I sleeping?

79:17What did I miss?

79:19Did I miss Fouchy going to prison?

79:22Did I miss Bill Gates being held accountable?

79:26Did I miss the CO vaccines being banned?

79:33No. Actually on day one we got Larry Ellison >> feeding us this.

79:38>> Once we gene sequence once we gene sequence that cancer tumor you can then vaccinate the person design a vaccine for every individual person to vaccinate them against that cancer. And you can make that vaccine the that mRNA vaccine you can make that robotically again using AI in about 48 hours. So imagine early cancer detection the development of a cancer vaccine for the for your particular cancer aimed at you and have have that vaccine available in 48 hours. This is the promise of AI and the promise of the future.

80:21Oh boy, doesn't that sound fun. Yeah, this was like day two of the Trump administration.

80:29And this has basically been the story the whole time.

80:32Tonedeaf [ __ ] offering us the exact slop that we voted to put in prison.

80:40And Larry Ellison's only gained more power and more money and probably more adrenochrome allegedly all year long.

80:50[ __ ] that tool.

80:53>> Just want to throw back to when we still had Nicole Shanahan in the political conversation saying things like this.

80:58>> I will say that had the mRNA platform worked as they had hoped um that is something to be proud of. Um and you know I would say the speed at which it was deployed in in a regular environment where you would have time to test and um you had free speech because remember free speech was taken away. So that feedback loop was removed um really important feedback loop and and that was removed and so now we have free speech again. Thank you very much President Trump. Um this is time for us to talk about it reasonably and logically and it is not unusual for advancements in biotech to scale back to come back to

81:43the lab to come back to the researchers.

81:45um moratoriums have happened throughout civilization um on technological advances and and they're important and and I think that it is time for us to to really ask for a global moratorum on the mRNA platform. Um we really it needs more time. We need to really >> figure out what the risks are. Yeah.

82:07>> Yep. That's no not happening. Not didn't happen. Not happening. Ain't no one got time for that [ __ ] We got boys trying to make billions of dollars. So, I just wanted to uh I know Harrison's been controversial in the news, but I just wanted to give us a throwback to a little bit of humor to break the break the noise.

82:23>> Great news. The vaccine is on its way.

82:25Oh, really? That's right. It's a brand new mRNA vaccine. So, mRNA, that's never been done before, right? Oh, no. It's been done before. It just never made it out of the testing phase because all the animals kept dying. But, uh but it'll be different this time. How so? Well, we're not going to do the animal testing. So, so you're just going to go straight to testing on humans? Yeah, you could say that. I mean, even so, don't most vaccines take years to develop and decades to test? It's here. The vaccine is here already. That's right. It's here and it's 100% effective. No transmission, no infection, and you

82:54don't have to wear a mask or stay locked down anymore. Wow. Really? Yep. That except for the things about the mask and lockdown. Yep. Okay. But it's 100% effective. That's right. 90% effective.

83:04And frankly, 85% effectiveness is really incredible.

83:07>> So, it's only like 85% effective. Not quite. It's more like 75%. Hey, 65% still very good. And I mean, they said we'd never even get to 50% effectiveness. And we did almost. So 40% really great achievement. [laughter] So it's only like 40% effective now. For a bit. A bit. I mean, it wears off. So well, after how long? Like four to six.

83:29Four to six. What? Booster shots a year.

83:33Okay. So it really only works like right after you get the shot. Well, not right after because we don't even consider you vaccinated until two weeks after your second shot. So, okay. So, it takes like a month for the shots to work, but it wears off and even then it only gives you mild protection, but you have to get boosters that also wear off. You still have to wear a mask and you can still get COVID and you still have to stay home and there are rare but serious side effects and all of this over a virus that has a survival rate of over 99.5%.

83:59>> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I never said anything about serious side effects. Are there though? Certainly none I've ever discussed. Yeah. But have there been reports of serious side effects? No. No.

84:10No. I mean, except for like AIDS or whatever. AIDS. [laughter] >> Yeah. Yeah. Basically, you like get AIDS and then there's this heart thing where your heart explodes and sometimes half your face falls asleep forever. And almost everybody gets extreme nausea and pain at the sight of the injection.

84:24Sometimes they just die right there at the injection site. But we're not sure that's caused by the vaccine. So, we will not be looking into it. I I cannot believe the pharmaceutical companies would actually release this to the American people. Oh, no. It's totally fine. They're completely indignified against any wrongdoing. So, they'll be fine. Right.

84:40Look, a vaccine is literally the only plan I have. So, it's happening. It's coming out and everybody's taking it.

84:46Even if it's risky, even if you have natural antibodies, even if it doesn't stop transmission, you are taking it.

84:51Wait, but you said it did stop transmission. Oh, did I? Oopsies.

84:54[laughter] No, I don't think I'll be getting that shot. Well, what if I offer you some tasty French fries? No. Okay.

85:01Well, what if I throw in a single glazed donut? No. You drive a hard bargain.

85:06Well, what if I give you a chance to win $1 million? I I mean, I feel like you're just trying to exploit my desperation at this point. I mean, look, this is about bodily autonomy. Oh, no. That doesn't exist. We We checked. Checked with who?

85:20[laughter] Well, the experts, obviously.

85:22Tell you what, what if I tempt you with not losing your job? Oh, so it's going to be mandatory. Oh, nobody's mandating anything. It's entirely up to you whether you take the shot or whether you lose your job and become a despised pariah unworthy of basic decency or life-saving organ transplants. Yeah, I feel like you're forcing me to get this shot. Nobody is forcing you. Just take the jab. I'm not going to take the vaccine. Just Just take the jab. I feel like I'm being forced here. Take the jab. [laughter] No, no, no. You know what? I don't deserve this. I have a right to my own body. Maybe I'll go

85:52protest. Oh, protest. Yeah, that's uh that's fun. say, "Do you like having a bank account?" What? I'm just asking, "Do you like having access to the money in your bank account?" What are you saying? All I'm saying is there's no reason for you to be scared of Little Needle.

86:08Nothing to do with it. It's the only way to stop this pandemic. But you said it doesn't stop transmission. Exactly. That doesn't make any sense.

86:17God, some people are so stupid. You're not trusting the science hard enough.

86:20Look, it's not me telling you to take the jab. It's actually your sister Sarah.

86:24>> What? Yeah, your sister Sarah is requiring a vaccine to go to her wedding. So, she works for me now.

86:30>> Oh, god. I mean, that it's like a once in a-lifetime event.

86:33>> It's true story.

86:34>> All right, I guess I'll get the vaccine.

86:42>> Wow, what a coincidence. [laughter] Where are the children?

86:49>> Yes. Yes, exactly. 100%. Thank you, Harrison. Thank you, Stacy, for gifting 50 freaking subs for New Year's. What a legend. Geez Louise. Am I like, is Harrison right? Like, can we all remember what the [ __ ] we needed accountability for for a second? Can we remember why we all were pissed off at the start of last year and how we've gotten zero accountability.

87:17Not a single bit.

87:20[snorts] We were all losing our minds over the pardons that Joe Biden gave out, over the autopen scandal.

87:31Yeah.

87:33Yeah.

87:37But now, just a brief reminder of the [ __ ] you energy of the young folks.

87:45A little humorous break here at the end of January.

87:49brother and because you got to remember they were trying to do this whole Tik Tok ban thing. They were trying to take away the Tik Tok. Obviously, it wasn't Israel taking away the Tik Tok. It was America for your safety was taking away your Tik Tok children thing ever. And it's happening on a mass scale like millions of people. So, the Tik Tok ban is going through um couple days and Gen Z is like, "No, [ __ ] you." Because we all know that Isra the Israel lobby is who's behind the Tik Tok ban. It has nothing to do with China. Look up project Texas. It's controlled by Oracle already.

88:23It's [clears throat] not Chinese propaganda. Even if it was, they're not concerned about our data. If they were concerned about our data, they would have passed data privacy laws, not still waiting on the data privacy laws. Ain't gotten that. Banning Tik Tok. Trump tried a Tik Tok ban bill way back and it didn't get enough support. And it wasn't until October 7th and the Israel lobby and you know support for Palestine breaking out all across Tik Tok and across young people in general that something actually started to get done.

88:48And so now that they're going to ban Tik Tok, what does Gen Z do?

88:52>> They're like, "Well, [ __ ] you. We'll go download another Chinese Tik Tok app."

88:56And so Red Node is this Chinese. Do >> you guys remember this?

89:00>> Straight up like in Mandarin app.

89:01>> Do you guys remember Redote?

89:02>> Launched to number one on the app store.

89:05You can download.

89:05>> Any of you still have Red Note on your phone?

89:08my phone just so that I could be a part of that statistic of how many people are downloading it cuz that's hilarious.

89:13>> And then what winds up happening? You wind up with American citizens and Chinese citizens just on the same app chatting with each other. They're like teaching each other Mandarin. They're like doing [snorts] cultural exchange.

89:25It's hilarious.

89:31>> Would be watching grocery halls.

89:37Chinese grocery halls are insane because they can actually afford food.

89:40>> All the Tik Tok refugees. Are you kidding? America's literally burning.

89:44And I'm so sorry, guys, that you have to be here. Change the freaking layout to the same layout like Tik Tok. We hate it. It used to not be like that. Now it's just all [ __ ] like your legislation system. Don't worry, we're not like the Americans.

89:56Will not tell you to go back to your country. The internet is a free space, so feel free to roam around. And the end result is a whole bunch of people realizing that most of our opinions about people in other countries is based entirely on propaganda. And most of the people in this world are just normal, wonderful people just like you and me that just love their families and want the best for their people and their communities and, you know, more or less agree on 99% of things. And that most governments are pretty corrupt and pretty horrible. And we pretty much all generally oppose governments and get

90:30along with people. Now, is there a sci-op layer to this? Like, is it organic or is it, you know, artificially inflated or created? Maybe. I mean, there's a strong argument to be made for the China lobby's influence in a Trump presidency and Chinese tech alliances and tech firms and just big Chinese money. Like there is an argument to be made for there being a conspiracy theory here, but I really don't think that that's actually the point. I don't think that the American citizens going to Red Note are like China loyalists. Like obviously, except for maybe Hassan [ __ ] Anyone on Twitch might know about Hassan [ __ ]

91:08going to China or [clears throat] whatever it is. But yeah, Red Note was a funny little a funny little moment in January. There's nothing like the younger brother energy of the youth just being like, "Fuck you. get wrecked. I will not comply. No thank you. No thank you.

91:27And then they shut Tik Tok off for one day and then they brought it back and absolutely nothing fishy happened in that day. No Israeli technology was slid into the system. No new AI surveillance system was enacted. Guarantee it.

91:44Everything was just fine. Don't worry about it. Don't even worry about it.

91:51It's going to be okay, guys.

91:54It's going to be fine.

91:57But Tik Tok is [ __ ] Get off of Tik Tok. If you're on Tik Tok, you're doing it wrong.

92:03So that's January.

92:07Just January. And we already had more SCOPs than we could even juggle. We already had more infiltration of the American government than we could even talk about. We already had a whistleblower suicided a terrorist attack with a freaking manifesto. Two terrorist attacks, one with a manifesto.

92:27We had new AI overlords trying to shove slop down our throats.

92:34We had Trump backpedaling on all of his promises.

92:38And we weren't even in February yet.

92:41We weren't even to February.

92:47And February is where it started to get spicy.

92:50But before we get to February, let's do a little bit of housekeeping.

92:55Let's hang out with the chat a little bit and let's just chill a little bit and get some water, take a break. But first, before you take a break, don't you go [ __ ] anywhere [clears throat] because I got to tell you about buyer dog. I got to remind you guys about buyer before you go. This is going to be a running theme throughout this se throughout this year is that buyer was developed this year. Um about halfway through the year in a couple of months we'll get to the first announcement of the buyer beta testing. Buyer is now live on the app store. That is like one of my favorite things that happened this

93:26year. You can now download buyer for free off the Google Play Store or off of the app store and you can scan any product in the grocery store in your home and you can find out who owns it.

93:37You can find out if you're giving your money to BlackRock or if you're supporting a family or found your own company. It's as easy as just clicking the scan button, opening up the scan, scanning a barcode, and boom. Black Rifle Coffee Company.

93:56Looks like they might have sold out.

93:59Looks like they might have sold out a little bit, but I think it's still run by the same CEO. I got to double check here.

94:08Oh, [snorts] they used a spa to go public. Oh, that's what they did. They used a spa to go public on the New York Stock Exchange.

94:19Interesting.

94:21Seabbum, on the other hand, you grab your scan, you scan that.

94:28And Seabbum used some uh big money too to go public. Well, not go public to, you know, launch the brand. But Seabbum is still up in there. It's his friend that's still running the company.

94:37[snorts] But it's uh it's crazy how many companies out here are actually just big money masquerading as celebrity brands, masquerading as familyowned brands, masquerading as organic farms. Start scanning your eggs and learn who's really feeding you your eggs.

94:55Buyer app is a tool for you to unmask corporate influence, private equity influence, big money influence in your grocery stores, in your products, in your cosmetics. It works on anything in the grocery store with a barcode and it has a massive database of hundreds of thousands of products already in it. And we're building the database every day with every scan. So download the buyer app for free. Um give us a fivestar review if you like it and thanks for supporting. That's the only ads you're going to get from me today because I decided this year that I don't really want to run ads. I decided this year

95:24that I'm doing fine. I don't need more advertising money. I don't need more like this or that. I just want to I just want to hang out with my homies and research conspiracy theories and talk about whatever the hell I want. I just want to know what's going on and talk [ __ ] So, and does it work in the UK?

95:40Yes, it does, homie. Yeah, exiled. It does work in the UK. It works almost anywhere in the world except for I think France and North Korea because I think there's some weird law in France where if you say that the president of France is married to a dude, they don't let you have an app there. I'm joking. That's not why. But there's some weird like data thing in France where like it won't work in France's app store for some reason or something. But yeah. Yeah. Go get the buyer app. It's a tool for you for the people by the people. It's just three of us. There's no outside investment. There's no advertising.

96:13Nothing in it is bought or paid for. We do not accept any money. We don't accept any ads. Um it is just information. Even even we don't modify the information with our biases. Um, so we're just trying to give you raw information at your fingertips so that you can make smarter purchasing decisions so that maybe in 2026 when you discover that the world is ruled by pedophiles and that the governments don't work for you and that they actually work for the banks and that every single product in your p in your kitchen in your pantry is all actually owned up by the banks and you're just giving your money to the

96:46banks too. Once you start to see the tentacles of control, you might decide to do something about it. Like Stacy deciding to gift a hundred more freaking subs in the chat on Twitch. You are a freaking legend, Stacy. I don't know. I don't know who you are or what you do, but I love you.

97:03You're amazing. You're a total legend.

97:05Stacy's gifting everyone knew your subs.

97:08If you want if you want a sub, jump into the Twitch chat right now and maybe Stacy will hook it up.

97:13>> [snorts] >> So, before we get into February, let's get into our super chats. Um, I'm a little worried. I uh expanded the way that my screen appears, and now I'm a little worried that my uh my super chat bot is going to be all broken um in how it looks. But we're going to we're going to try it out. I'm probably going to have to modify the super chat bot. So, we're going to take a little break here. This is your intermission between January and February. If you need to take take a break for the bathroom, get get some water, get some food. We'll probably get back into the main show for February in about I don't

97:50know five minutes, maybe 10. No, that's a lie. We're going to do supers. So, we'll probably take a solid break before we get to February, but the supers are going to be spicy.

97:59Um, and we are going to have to briefly fix my super window because I made my screens super freaking big.

98:12So, bear with me for just a second here while we get our alignment right and we blow them up big so you guys can read them.

98:27Yeah, now we're talking. Now we're talking a look at that. Look at that.

98:32Not bad. Not bad.

98:36So, we'll lock it in there. Good to go.

98:40Good to go. It's really small over here, though. So, um although, one thing that's actually an issue here, I'm going to have to modify it a little more because you got to be able to read the top one and y'all can't read the top one there.

99:00We got real bays.

99:02We got to go higher. We got to go higher.

99:08Okay. Right there. Obviously with Stacy way at the top somehow. Stacy just coming in and breaking things just like that.

99:26Just like that. Right on. So, now we're set up for supers for the day. Now we're ready to party.

99:36And uh we'll we'll check these off one by one.

99:39Stacy, thank you so much for the support. Thanks for always being a supporter on Twitch. Gifting another 100 subs. I don't know if Stacy just won the lottery or something or if Stacy just like IPO'ed her company or maybe Stacy just like imported like 10 kilos of of of the cocoa or something like I don't know whatever Stacy's doing out there but Stacy's killing the game. Um you're a total legend. Thank you Stacy. Happy New Year Ian. Congrats on all of your accomplishments in 2025 into an even better 2026. Thank you. I am very proud of 2025. I'm very proud of our community. I'm very proud of all of you.

100:10I'm proud of what I've done. I'm proud of all my friends and my teammates. Um, I'm really proud of the people this year. It's been a great year, and there's plenty more to come. I think we've lost a lot of hope in our politicians, a lot of hope in the powerful, but I think that we've, for me anyways, I've gained a lot of hope for the people, a lot of hope for humanity and for our our own intelligence, our own rising consciousness, our own rising um sentiment of disobedience, our own ability to analyze and think critically, our own ability to share and spread information freely amongst the people.

100:50And people like you help make it happen.

100:51I appreciate it. Brandon Adams, thanks for the giant super. Huge support.

100:57Really appreciate it. You're a total legend. Keep up the great work. Keep an eye on the tech bros agenda. Cities Burnon, Greenland, Honduras, Prospera, Trump, Riviera, etc. Technocratic feudalism network states, freedom cities, smart cities, zedes. Yeah, we are definitely in for a technocratic couple of years here. We are definitely in the fight for our freedoms over um over the future of the technological state of humanity and I've got concerns and it's it's this weird balancing act where I've been trying to use AI to magnify my capabilities as a researcher and as a journalist and sharing information with

101:39you guys. I've been trying to use AI in ways that can help empower regular people to hold the powerful to account more and to have more information, but inevitably a piece of that is also like buying into a piece of the system. And I'm I'm trying my best to learn as we go because there's nothing they want more than to lock us all into a digital AI surveillance state with digital currency that they can turn on and off at will and track all of our biometrics and pre-rime us into safety death. So, uh, the fight is just getting started for the future of humanity. And it it feels very Frank Herbert out here to be

102:16honest. It feels very Dune. Um, it feels very Butlerian jihad out here. So, we'll see how it goes, but I appreciate that support. Real Baze in the house, always hanging out. Thanks for being here, Baze. Thanks for being thanks for always supporting. Um, and and shout out to Baze for making content and jumping into the frey this year. You're a legend, dude. I've been watching your stuff.

102:37[snorts] Happy New Year, Ian. I'm curious your thoughts on Nick Shirley, Utah LDS, January 6, JD Stamp of Approval. Breaking this Minnesota story.

102:45I smell a plant. Anyways, I've been working. Got something cooking. You're going to be a topic to look out for.

102:53Uh got something cooking. You're going to be a topic. Look out for it. God bless y'all. Thanks, man. I will be looking out for it. And I think that's a very wise uh question and analysis to ask. Nick Shirley is super boosted right now. And I don't I don't tend to jump to the conclusion that uh everyone that's boosted is necessarily in on something, but they might be getting used for something.

103:19It could be that the narrative that Nick Shirley is evidencing that so Nick Shirley has been going around to all the daycarees in Minnesota where all the Somali are taking all of the government money all the handouts and they've just been laundering millions and millions of dollars through fake businesses through fake welfare uh to Lord knows where. And Nick Shirley's just been walking up and asking like, "Hey uh can I enroll my kids in this daycare?" And they're like, "No, go like go away. like I'm busy laundering money over here. Um, and it's hilarious content and it's wild content.

103:51It's amazing. But Baze is smart to ask questions. Why is this being put on all of our feeds? Why is this being shoved down our throats?

104:01Why is this being promoted by Elon Musk and all these other big mainstream kind of fetty accounts? And the answer is, I don't know, but you should definitely be wary. You should definitely be careful.

104:14Stop voting. It doesn't change anything.

104:15Shout out to Kelly. Yeah, I think I'm on that train. Aside from it not changing anything, I've learned by now from looking at my other journalistic counterparts and their wisdom. And I've learned by now that in the future, I'm just going to have to abstain from voting cuz it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous out here. And they lie to us every time. They shaft us every time. If I had to give any advice about voting at this point, it would be vote out all the incumbents. Vote out everyone that's held office in any form basically. I would I mean, yeah, just like [ __ ] them.

104:43Like if they've been in, they're doing it wrong.

104:47Stacy face gifting 200 subs over here.

104:50Dude, it's going crazy on Twitch right now. If you're not in the Twitch right now, I don't even know what to tell you.

104:55It's going crazy over there. Whatever Stacy's doing, it's a party. It's an absolute party.

105:03So, thanks, Kelly. I appreciate it. Thanks for the big super. Hey, Destiny in the chat. Destiny's a homie. Destiny actually had a cameo earlier. If you know, you know. Um, thanks for the thanks for the big dono, Destiny.

105:15Destiny HNY Ian, this [clears throat] year is the Happy New Year, Ian. This is year is the year I convince you into the find into the Finders Cult and Epstein connection and back into Resilience and Finders films. It's a must. Keep killing it. Thank you. Hey, you don't have to convince me. So, Destiny's talking about she's not talking about getting me into the Finders cult. She's talking about getting me back into researching and exposing the connection between the Finders cult and Jeffrey Epstein. And Destiny has some incredible research. If you don't follow her on X, she's a great researcher. Um, [snorts] she's been in

105:46this for a long time and she has very convincingly put together pretty obvious linkages between the Finders cult as an older version of what we're now seeing expressed as the Epstein network, which is actually just this criminal network of sex traffickers and black mailers and [snorts] arms traffickers and moneyaunderers and really the whole black market allworked together. the deep state and looking at the connections by my understanding, Destiny, um, which [snorts] I need to do more of, is the connections between how the Finders cult was not disconnected from that network and tells you a lot of

106:26critical information about how that network works, how it recruits, how it moves and traffics, and where it's at today.

106:36And there's a a heavy layer of the sort of occult aspect to it that is often covered up and shamed.

106:45Hey, shout out to Carolyn M for the big for the big super with no with no text.

106:50Appreciate it.

106:52A man from Melbourne, Florida was arrested. Hey, shout out to this. Thanks for maybe you were the one that I saw earlier um and we got that in. Thanks for the solid tip. I don't know how I feel about it, but yeah, that is the space coast.

107:07Melbourne, Florida just got one of those French airport hanger companies that rented out the one in Delaware. Yeah, we saw this super earlier. Satis SAT ties.

107:16And I did a fair bit of digging into that that uh airport hanger and confirming where it was and what was around it. The DuPont connections to that airport. It's pretty spicy.

107:26I have a Scullfield Bible, but I don't trust it anymore. Which Bible would you recommend me to get? Dude, I'm not the one to take Bible recommendations from at all. Um, I hardly trust any version of the Bible. I try my best to read the red letters and I don't have much much more than that. I am no biblical scholar and um I'm certainly no no authority on Christianity. I think that you should trust yourself and you should ask people that have more experience and authority than me. But I like that you're looking into religion. And I like that you're looking into the word and I like people asking questions even if you're coming

108:02at it from an alternative angle, from a unorthodox angle, just getting curious about spirituality, Christianity, the history of religion, and why is our culture so effed up. Maybe it has something to do with us separating ourselves from God. Maybe, just maybe, our culture is so immoral, demoralized because we've let our religious center fall.

108:30Just my opinion. Just my opinion as a kid that was raised with no religion.

108:35Ian, you [snorts] rock, mate. Your last vid, brilliant. Web seemed incredible.

108:39Anyways, dude, have a great 26 class act.

108:43Thanks, homie, from all the way down in Australia. Appreciate it. Um, I am so hyped on web. I was actually I've been coding more freaking little modifications and tools into web all day yesterday, all morning this morning in the background while I'm like in a meeting. I'm I'm I'm just I'm hyped. I'm addicted to it and uh the functionality is getting so premium and we are working as hard as we can behind the scenes. I just pushed all of my updates to my actual developer friends. We got two real developers working on it and one dumbass vibe coder. [snorts] Um, but the problem is that I'm I'm the one that is like the

109:19use case. I'm the journalist. So, I'm like kind of building smashy tools into it and then I push it to the to the actual developers and then they try to like make heads or tails of what I've done and make it actually like play nice. And we're working on getting a webbased version of it that like a website based version of it that everyone can interact with out to you guys hopefully within the next well we're gonna have to beta test it.

109:44within the month is our goal. Um, we're going to get it to our beta tester sooner than that and I am so stoked.

109:55Thanks for the dono. Appreciate it.

109:58Give me a second over here, homies.

110:07Time out. [ __ ] in the chat. Put him in timeout.

110:14We love a good troll. We love a good troll around here, but you're just clogging up the chat, bro. Peace.

110:19[snorts] Um, Rosie, you and Baron have become my favorite YouTubers. I can listen to you both for hours. Keep up doing great work. I'm here for it. Thank you. I appreciate it.

110:31Baron is one of my favorites. He's definitely my favorite new YouTuber of 2025.

110:38Uh, Israel, I think that flag is, recognizes Somali land as sovereign and then suggests sending Gazins there and voila. Cue the Somali fraud ring.

110:49Interesting. That's a good point. That's a damn good connection. I just saw uh I just saw actually it was in getting ready for this uh episode that I glanced over the articles about Israel recognizing Somali land as sovereign.

111:08Interesting.

111:10Underwater Panther, much love and thanks for all your work. Happy 2026. Activated millennial are Millennials are hitting the ground running. Can't wait for web.

111:18Yeah, dude. Millennials are wide awake.

111:20Um, we're all wide awake. Gen X is wide awake. Gen Z is wide awake. Alpha's coming in hot, dog. Yeah, people are waking up. We're not having it. Even the boomers are waking up, dog. I didn't forget about you boomers. Do we have any of the great generation out there? We got any World War II veterans in the chat? If you're if you're 103 in the chat, let us know. Hit us up.

111:43[snorts] Happy 2026. Since most of us aren't 100% happy with MAGA at this moment, can we start America first band together with right-wing with writeins?

111:51What do you What do you think? Hey, I'm not going to talk about voting at all.

111:55[ __ ] that [ __ ] You you're welcome to.

111:57Obviously, being politically active is powerful and it should be engaged in. I just have realized that myself as a journalist, I'm going to abstain a little bit more from that in the future after looking back at how that went last time. Um, that being said, America first, [ __ ] yeah, dude. Yeah, I could definitely feel a little bit more coming together between lefts and rights, seeing across our differences, accepting each other for our differences of opinions, having respectful conversations, and looking up at the overlords and what's really going on out here. What is really going on out here?

112:30Team Candace, Ian, Baron, Valhalla, Coach Colin, keep going, Max. Thanks, homie. Aaron, Tea Party, 2025 was the year of unveiling, the year of waking up, the year of exposing lies and debunking long-standing narratives.

112:42Cheers to 2026. Let the great awakening continue. Thanks, homie.

112:47All right, we are going to take a break from supers there. We'll leave them. We'll come back to them. Don't worry, we're going to try to get to all of them, but we're going to get ready to uh move in to February.

113:08[snorts] January only took us an hour and a half.

113:13[laughter] And I didn't even get into any of the alternative news stories, any of the extra news stories. Like for example, we didn't even talk about this helicopter crash over the PTOIC. Do you remember this?

113:32You guys remember when the helicopter crashed over the PTOAC?

113:36Sorry, we're still in the super chat view here.

113:39The Blackhawk that collided. It was a passenger jet and a Blackhawk that collided in midair on January 29th and crashed into the Ptoac River.

113:54You guys remember this [ __ ] And I mean, I don't know if it was a conspiracy theory or not, but that was crazy. That was messed up.

114:08Crazy tragedy.

114:11Just disappeared from the news cycle.

114:12just poof, gone, right? What's up with that? I always get extra suspicious anytime that a story that the news is supposed to love to talk about, they for some reason aren't talking about. Like the Las Vegas shooting, which I was talking about with Tucker that just aired today. The Las Vegas shooting is the perfect example of an event that the media is supposed to talk about, but then doesn't doesn't at all.

114:52And it's like, what?

114:56Why? Why? Where'd you go? Where'd the narrative go, bro?

115:02Right.

115:09So, I don't know what's going on with the uh crash into the PTOAC with the tragedy. I don't know if it was caused by AI and they don't want AI to be going down. I don't know if it was supposed to be something else or if it was actually a targeted hit or I don't know. I don't know. Um, let me see. Do we have any other uh important January stories?

115:37All of his executive orders. Trump signing crazy executive orders out the start. January six blanket pardons right after we stopped uh bitching about Joe Biden's pardons. To be fair, I generally support all the January 6 pardons. [ __ ] that noise. This year, we've gotten plenty of extra evidence that January 6 was a total sigh up. So, you know, [clears throat] I don't mind at all. um the January 6th pardons. Um I'm happy for Americans to be freed, especially when they are being targeted by their own government. Um, [snorts] let me just let me just uh peep the RFK JFK assassination files.

116:31Yeah. Yeah. here. Let's um let's pull up a few more of the news stories from January. Some of the things that we didn't cover so much in the alternative media or at least that I didn't cover so much because I didn't have so much time [snorts] because there's this whole other thing.

117:01Is this Is it opening in the wrong one?

117:03I want it to open over here. I want it to open over there.

117:11It's just intent on opening over here.

117:18Well, I guess we'll play that game. I guess we will play that game.

117:29There was this thing at the beginning of the year called Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency.

117:42Weren't those the good old days?

117:45Ain't that a throwback?

117:48The old Department of GE back in the days when Musk was a hero.

117:57Back in the days when Big Balls was going to save America, you know, back when they were going to cut all the fraud, waste, and abuse.

118:11Yeah, I remember.

118:16I remember.

118:23man, it's just intent on opening them in this window over there, but we'll just move them.

118:28[snorts] There was also this peace deal, a ceasefire deal that was reached with the help of Qatar in January.

118:43Gaza was going to be saved.

118:46It was going to be amazing.

118:50They got a ceasefire all the way back in January.

118:57As the months go on here, it's going to be a theme that that didn't go so well.

119:02Did not go so well.

119:05Obviously, because you're anti-semitic, but it didn't go so well. Too many anti-semites in the chat for a ceasefire. Obviously, too many baby terrorists walking around in Gaza.

119:18But that didn't stop them from all the PR and all of the [ __ ] We got the Tik Tok ban. Oh yeah, the government of Canada basically basically fell apart in January and Justin Trudeau had to resign as party leader for whatever reason.

119:40Had to make way for old Mark Carney, World Bank Mark Carney, Mr. digital currency here to enslave us all. Mark Carney, if you're not up to date on your Canadian politics, rip Canada. Nice knowing you. Sorry, guys.

120:02You had a nice run. Yeah, shit's pretty dark up there these days.

120:08We thought that it couldn't get worse after Justin Trudeau.

120:14Turns out maybe having a incompetent piece of [ __ ] in charge, maybe that's even better than a competent piece of [ __ ] I don't know.

120:23We'll see how it goes. But yeah, now Justin Trudeau has retired so he can date Katie Perry. What the [ __ ] Is that not the weirdest thing ever?

120:33Katy Perry.

120:39It's not a satanic club, though, folks.

120:41It's not a giant satanic club. Okay. Him and Katie do not participate in rituals together or drink stuff from from people together or none of that. Whatever whatever that conspiracy theory is in your mind, nope. They don't do it.

121:10That is not what's happening.

121:13Justin Trudeau is just dating Katy Perry.

121:19But [snorts] there was a big win. There was a huge win in January.

121:24In case you'd forgotten, okay, in case you'd forgotten, in case your ungrateful ass had forgotten, the FDA banned red number three. Okay, they banned red number three.

121:41And you didn't even say thank you. You ungrateful piece of you know what. You did not even thank your overlords for saving you from the poison that they have been feeding you for decades.

122:00Cuz you're a piece of [ __ ] You're welcome.

122:05In case you didn't know, you're welcome.

122:11No more cancer poison in your food.

122:14Except for all the other cancer poisons.

122:16Just ignore that one. Ignore all that because America's healthy again now. Maha baby.

122:26So January was a great month. A lot of progress in January. It's not banned in in my opinion. Yeah. Yeah. A lot of amazing progress in January. Went real good. Nice job. Nice job, America.

122:42So, [clears throat] isn't Isn't Red 40 the bad one? They're all bad, bro. Trust me. If they have to give it a color and a number name, they're all bad.

122:55[snorts] They're all bad. We don't need none of them.

123:00Don't need none of them. Let me just rearrange my [ __ ] here. We'll pull in our next month and we'll keep this party rolling.

123:09I can't help but notice I cannot help but notice that we have an influx of shills in the chat today and that's kind of encouraging. Honestly, I kind of am feeling wildly encouraged by the influx of shills in the chat. So, if you see shills in the chat, just say what up. Give him a shout out. Give him a fist bump. Notice notice the vibes.

123:34Notice the vibes.

123:38And we'll see who we pissed off. I don't know who he pissed off, but we'll see.

123:48That's September. That's not March.

123:51Where? Oh, where is March?

124:12>> [snorts] >> There we are. There's March, baby.

124:23Wait a minute. March. Who said March?

124:28We haven't even gotten to March yet.

124:31We're not in March yet.

124:34We are still just in February.

124:37We are literally still in February, right?

124:45All of that, all of those SCOPs.

124:49It is still February.

124:52It is still February.

124:55[ __ ] dog.

124:58We're getting way ahead of ourselves out here.

125:05So, I'm going to uh cue our intro here.

125:14Going to take a quick bathroom break while we do it. Dan Bonino just Yeah.

125:20And then we'll roll right into February.

125:27>> Perfectly elucidated. I'll be right back. Is so obsessed with Israel right now. And despite his and this whole administration's endless Zionist rhetoric, this is why if you are pro-Israel, you are not currently America first. And until we deal with this problem, we are not a free nation.

125:46>> About a year and a half after that, I'm in a green room at Fox and I'm not going to say who because they didn't give me permission to share. Says, "You know Epstein's a an intelligence asset for people in the Middle East, right?" I'm like, "No, I didn't know that." And I'm like, "You sure that?" The person, let's say, is like, "I'm absolutely sure that that he's either a witting or unwitting asset, intelligence asset." Meaning >> this part, >> his plane and that island, the cameras, there's a big assumption out there that these videotapes were exclusively in the custody of Epstein. That's a huge

126:19mistake. The reason they wanted this story to go away is because there's an assumption like, "Oh yeah, Epstein had him." No, he wasn't the only one who had them. According to this source, these assets, that's why this blackmail story makes so much sense. Which Middle Eastern countries they are, I don't know. But >> you don't know.

126:38You don't know which Middle Eastern nations. So, there's this entire trafficking ring made exclusively of Jewish billionaires. From the frontman to the mastermind to the handler to the bank to the literal ex-prime minister of Israel, also the ex- head of Israeli intelligence. I'm sure that all these Jewish billionaires set up a trafficking ring on behalf of Iran, right? So, it's an open secret at Fox News in these political circles that Epstein was an intelligence asset of some nation in the Middle East. I don't know if you haven't been paying attention, but the Jews don't get along too well with these Arab

127:15nations. Huh? What What nation could they possibly work for? And but the most critical part is that the blackmail was not exclusively in Epstein's possession cuz that's not how that works. He was doing blackmail on behalf of a foreign intelligence service targeting all of the United States top people. All of our top scientists, politicians, wealthy beer, me >> as well as British.

127:39>> [ __ ] Slow down, Meg. We got a long way to go. You're going to be hammered by the end of this stream if you start drinking beer already, dog. We're only in February. just anyone he can get his hands on. And all of that blackmail is possessed by whatever country he was working for to this day >> and they won't give it to us. So even if they blow this story up, expose all the files, even if they like show the tapes, which they won't and should not do, we still wouldn't be the only people in possession of them, every single person on those tapes is controlled by some foreign country in the Middle East. It's

128:16like, huh? What foreign country in the Middle East has an insane amount of influence over everyone in the United States for no explicable reason? It's Qar. It's obviously Qatar. Duh. It must be Qatar. Probably [ __ ] Qatar, right?

128:34Am I right? Am I right, my fellow guys?

128:37It's probably Qar.

128:40I bet that Jeffrey Epste worked for Cater. for counter.

128:45What could what could we poss what could be the other possible explanation?

128:48>> We are told ad nauseium that claiming that Jewish people have allegiance to Israel over America is an anti-semitic conspiracy theory. Despite the fact that on TV every day we have explicit evidence coming directly out of their mouths that that is often not always the case. And it's not always the case and that's okay.

129:11But sometimes, frequently at the top of power, it is the case. Such as Jonathan Pard, one of the most egregious intelligence leaks in American history, he was an American Jew that because of his Jewish heritage, had a stronger allegiance to Israel than America and committed high treason by giving Israel all of our secrets. This probably has a lot to do with Bill Clinton getting blackmailed by Epstein with the Monica Lewinsky scandal. That was all very tied together. Jeffrey Epstein himself is a perfect example. He's American. He was born in New York. His allegiance was clearly not to America first. Robert

129:50Maxwell, one of the most famous MSAD spies in the world, was born in Czechoslovakia. He was a British citizen, but his resting place is on the Mount of Olives in Israel. Because he backstabbed just about every government he ever worked for or had citizenship with on behalf of them. Lesie Wexner, born in Ohio, American billionaire.

130:10Clearly, his primary allegiances to Israel if you do even an iota of research about him. This bro was running trafficking rings out of all of Victoria's Secret as well as Abberrombie and Fitch and Hollister. And I just had to giggle cuz I accidentally noticed that Ahood Barack, ex-p prime minister of Israel, head of military intelligence, key member of putting this trafficking ring together and managing it. Yeah, he wasn't born in America, but he was born in Palestine, ironically enough. And a massive, massive portion of American citizens today have this question. both on Trump's side and on the left and everyone in the middle is

130:50noticing very rightly that Trump and Tulsi and Cash and Pam Bondi, RFK, Marco Rubio, this entire administration, this entire cabinet, they've got great takes on America in my opinion. Great takes on the FBI, great takes on the CIA, great takes on the deep state, great takes on taking down the corporate banker pharma control of our country. But every single one of them is a Zionist and extremely pro-Israel and pretends like Israel is our greatest ally despite the clear evidence against that. Sure, maybe some Israelis are on our side. I'm sure there's lots of Israelis that are on our side that are good people. Maybe

131:32there's certainly a lot of Jewish people around the world that are great people.

131:36But all of these people are very vocal about cutting funding to Ukraine.

131:42>> That's great. But then they try to deflect and stay silent and just do a little dance every time we notice >> that we're spending more money on Israel than on Ukraine over the years. None of them are talking about cutting funding to Israel that is actively blackmailing the entire US government has a secret nuclear program is committing a genocide. At the very least, it's an apartheid state. Their national economy is deeply intertwined in the diamond industry and all sorts of illegal international trade and human rights abuses around that in Africa. We have anti-semitic speech laws in America.

132:14When we can criticize our own government and our own president, but we can't criticize Israel, we can't even talk about it or else we'll get kicked off the internet, kicked out of the government. And I hold out at least a sliver of hope for most of these guys that they do understand what's going on and they understand the gravity of Israel's control and that they are just tiptoeing and playing careful and trying to get the job done here without starting a firestorm that's going to prevent them from doing that. But >> it's not [snorts] looking super great.

132:41and just like forget about all I was starting to see the writing on the wall.

132:45Starting to see the writing [snorts] on the wall and we left off with Doge coming to save the day. Doge going to save the world.

132:58And February, if you remember, kicked off this giant USID scandal.

133:07real accountability shut down US aid.

133:10And to be fair, that was pretty cool.

133:12That was a cool moment. A lot of fraud in there, a lot of money laundering going on in there.

133:20But then it just kind of fizzles.

133:24And you have to kind of wonder, is [snorts] this just a takeover? Is this just getting rid of the old system so you could bring in a new system? Is this just kicking out the old money launderers so you could bring in your new money laundering?

133:42Right.

133:45What What's the story here? Because shutting down US aid seemed so great and then it [snorts] all went away.

133:57We got our tariff wars started. The tariffs are a running theme throughout the year. Haven't felt super enriched by that if you ask me.

134:11But they kicked out the old US A folks.

134:14They cleared out US aid.

134:18Oh, I double opened my uh tabs. And we focused on what really matters.

134:27Luxury resorts in Gaza.

134:31You remember Trump's plan that he came out with?

134:36A new Riviera, a new Riviera in Gaza.

134:53[snorts] Keep your eyes peeled for new luxury real estate coming in 2026.

135:00on the bodies of dead children. It's going to be great.

135:05It's gonna be just fine.

135:09[snorts] Fights over Doge, fights over having kids in charge of the money.

135:25Let's just remember, >> delete entire agencies as opposed to leave part of them behind because if you leave part of them behind, it's easy.

135:34It's kind of like if leaving a weed, if you don't get remove the the roots of the weed, then it's easy for the weed to grow back. But if you remove the root roots of the weed, it doesn't stop weeds from ever growing back, but it makes it harder. So, so we have to really delete entire agencies, many of them. we really have here uh rule of the bureaucracy as opposed to rule of the people democracy.

135:58So [laughter] >> actor Shapiro in the chat >> in order we want to restore rule r rule of the people and so what that means is reducing the size of the federal government um uh basically reducing regulation um you know there's there's there's a tremendous amount of of overregulation that's happened over time. Isn't it kind of interesting that the speech was develop this is an inevitable consequence of a long period of prosperity is that you're going to get more and more uh rules and regulations accumulate over time >> and the normal forcing function for getting rid of rules and regulations is war. So it needs to be some kind of

136:41existential war where you you have to um do a reset in order to avoid being defeated in a war. This is literally the throughout history, it's been the main forcing function for clearing out an accumulation of laws and regulation. In in the absence of that, you you every year you get more laws and regulations until eventually everything is illegal and nothing is permitted. I think some of the things would >> I think we're all wondering by now if it wasn't just a giant play for Elon Musk to get more power and more money and more opportunities for himself and his buddies because it all looks a little sus by

137:22now.

137:24It all looks a little sus. Not a lot of money saved.

137:29Not a lot of money saved.

137:34but an awful lot of suspicious [ __ ] And I'd be remiss not to mention that in February, the people's champion Howard Lutnik was confirmed as commerce secretary.

137:48And then he proceeded to stand over Donald Trump's shoulder and watch him as he made all of his America first decisions from there forwards.

137:57Jeffrey Epstein's old neighbor, in case you didn't know.

138:04He was chosen though for the job 5,000 years ago, in case you didn't know.

138:14So, it's good thing that he got what he was promised.

138:28Old Howard.

138:31Old Lutnik argue that point >> in February.

138:44Oh, check out that screenshot. In February and the Epstein conversation started to broil. It started to simmer.

138:52It started to come up a little bit more and a little bit more as everybody realized that we're waiting. Cash Patel, we're waiting. We're still waiting.

139:04Donald Trump, you promised some things. And so I asked him, "Have you read One Nation Under Blackmail?" And his response was, "No, but I was a former congressman with security clearances, so I've read files that you couldn't even access." Like, oh, great. Cool. You've read the official narrative. How insightful. I'm sure that your opinion is just so informed. Listen, if anyone is trying to tell you anything about Jeffrey Epstein and they have not read this two-part volume from Whitney Web, that's a red flag. Because yeah, there's lots of ways to learn about Epste. You could do your own research. You could,

139:46and I'm hammering this point because we've been knowing this for a long time.

139:50We've been knowing who Epstein worked for. We've been knowing who his nation was. We've been knowing who his network was. We know who his co-conspirators were. We know many of the John's. We know all of it. And we've known it since before they started releasing censored files, trying to redact Donald Trump's name out of them.

140:11We know and we've known all along and we've been getting called conspiracy theorists and anti-semitic freakazoids the whole time. But each piece of evidence that comes out all throughout the year just confirms more and more and more and more of it.

140:30We know.

140:32We know. And we know know and we [ __ ] know. And we've been knowing.

140:39even Dan Bonino been knowing, but that didn't seem to make a big difference once Danny Boy got into power.

140:47>> Let's just remind ourselves all of this classic clip on the esteemed Tim Pool podcast. A year and a half after that, I'm in a green room at Fox, and I'm not going to say who because they didn't give me permission to share it, but well, [snorts] they the story, but not who they are. Says, "You know Epstein's a an intelligence asset for people in the Middle East, right?" I'm like, "No, I didn't know that." And I'm like, "You sure that?" The person, let's say, is like, "I'm absolutely sure that that he's either a witting or unwitting asset, intelligence asset." Meaning his plane and that island, the cameras,

141:22there's a big assumption out there that these videotapes were exclusively in the custody of Epstein. That's a huge mistake. The reason they wanted this story, FYI, we weren't assuming that. No one was assuming that, Dan. Anyone that had done any research about the story knew that the tapes were in Israel. They knew who had that blackmail, who'd been leveraging it over Clinton and everyone else ever since Dan.

141:55But apparently Dan was slow to put two and two together. And it wasn't until he got in that his eyes were really opened to reality.

142:06to go away is because there's an assumption like, oh yeah, Epstein had him. No, he wasn't the only one who had him. According to this source, these assets, that's why this blackmail story makes so much sense. Which Middle Eastern countries they are, I don't know. But this person who is a very very good reporter, >> I mean the blackmail story also makes sense because we were explicitly told by victims that that's what they were doing because we were explicitly told by other intelligence assets that that was going on because they explicitly collected a whole bunch of blackmail style content order. I mean aces, right? Swore Epstein

142:45was either a witting or unwitting intelligence asset and they may have had his plane wired up. I'm sure he was unwitting. I'm sure he didn't know.

142:52>> And they're the ones who have all this stuff. So, the point is to sum it up, how how do you know some of these countries aren't going to some of these power players who aren't making decisions? Hey, he wouldn't want this video.

143:03>> Some of these countries, these unnamed countries in the Middle East, right? How do you know? 100%. I mean, that Let's Let's get >> Yeah. Yeah. Just reminders. Just reminding us all about binder gate.

143:24Maximum transparency, guys. Remember, remember they gave us binders all the way back in February.

143:31Pam Bondi had them on her desk and she delivered a whole bunch of [ __ ] A whole bunch of [ __ ] Bindergate to all of the esteemed journalists.

143:46All of the esteemed alternative independent journalists, very reputable journalists.

143:55Cernovich knew there was something wrong. Cernovich turning his head. He's like, "Get me the [ __ ] out of here."

144:01Jack Bet coming in for the win. Guys, what a W, guys. Look at our binders. Oh, huge W. Oh my gosh. We're so proud.

144:08Let's line up for a photo.

144:11Yeah.

144:14[snorts] Yeah. The whole world has learned to read the chat, read the comments, and the comments know the truth. The comments knew the truth.

144:21Comments ain't being fooled.

144:26>> Even though Pam Bondi went on a little press of documents, but we all did. And the FBI handed over a couple hundred pages of documents, but you know, Sean, um, I gave them a deadline of Friday at 8 a.m. to get us everything. And a source had told me where the documents were being kept. Southern District of New York. Shock. So, we got them all by hopefully all of them. Friday at 8 a.m.

144:49Thousand.

144:50>> It's all the Democrats fault. The Democrats were just holding them all back from us. It's all the Democrats fault. Meanwhile, the Democrats, it's all Republicans. It's all the Republicans that are in it. We're not a giant [ __ ] club. We're not a giant club.

145:06Just [ __ ] straight down your throat.

145:10Take the slop. Take the slop, people. Go away. Shut up.

145:13>> Thousand of pages of documents.

145:15>> Bond for prison.

145:16>> FBI going through them. And cash is also now that we have cash here, it's a game changer. Of course, >> it's a game changer. It's a game changer. Thank gosh we have Cash App Patel here. Thank goodness we have Alexis Wilkins, the esteemed the esteemed country music star, sensation, one of the greatest musicians to ever live. Thank goodness that she's on the case doing hardcore journalism on Twitter to keep the people informed of where exactly her boyfriend's balls are residing at any given moment. Thank goodness for Cash App Patel.

145:51>> Cash is going to Director Patel is going to get us um a detailed report as to why the FBI withheld all of those documents.

146:00>> Okay.

146:02Why did they withhold all those documents, Mr. Cash Director Patel. Mr.

146:06Cash App Director Patellison.

146:09Why did the FBI It's all the FBI's fault. Why did the FBI do it? It's not Pam Bondi's fault.

146:15>> I want to be clear cuz I think people got got frustrated because they were expecting more. You were expecting more and you didn't find out.

146:23>> I want to be clear cuz I'm part of the intelligence apparatus that feeds the slop to the people. Let's feed the slop a little more directly down their throats. Less than 24 hours before the release, you got a whistleblower that confirmed that there were way more documents that they had were supposed to turn over and then you found out just before that.

146:43>> Well, sure. And you're looking at these documents going, "These aren't all the Epstein files." You know, they were flight logs. They were names and victim's names. And we're going, "Where's the rest of the stuff?"

146:53>> She worked in the attorney's offices at in Florida during the entire Epstein initial case.

147:02years and years and years ago.

147:05[snorts] And she wasn't even familiar enough with the files, with the case to realize that she didn't have [ __ ] Apparently, she didn't even realize that she was just giving over all this [ __ ] Like, here it's a bunch of new [ __ ] that we already had unredacted, but don't worry, she'll redact it for you.

147:24>> D. And that's what the FBI had turned over to us. Yeah. And so a source said, "Whoa, all this evidence is sitting in the Southern District of New York."

147:33Yeah.

147:34>> So based on that, I gave them the deadline. Friday at 8, a truckload of evidence arrived. It's now in the possession of the FBI. Cash is going to get me and himself really a detailed report as to why all these documents and evidence had been withheld. And you know, we're going to go through it. Go through it as fast as we can, but go through it very >> Yeah. Cash was outside trying to find a windbreaker that would fit his little his little torso body. Cash was going to be in the interview, but he couldn't because he didn't have the right windbreaker. Didn't have a patch. He needed to wait. He needed to wait for a

148:05little girl to take a windbreaker off so he could wear it.

148:08>> Very cautiously to protect all the victims of Epstein.

148:11>> Like Donald Trump. Obviously, you got to protect all the victims of Epstein. Like Donald Trump. You got to protect those names. Yo, you know, like we got to be sure to censor those names like Leslie Wexner, the victims. He scammed Leslie Wexner.

148:27Lesie had no idea that he was funding the largest trafficking ring known to man.

148:33>> There are a lot of victims.

148:34>> You had identified in in phase one over 200 254.

148:38>> Okay. Now, is that the only thing that would be redacted? Will everything else be made public that that you get in your possession? Yeah, the FBI hasn't had obviously they haven't looked at the thousands of pages of documents that they've just received Friday, but Cash has a team going through them and it's always about protecting the victim. But you know what? We believe in transparency and America has the right to know. The the Biden administration said on these documents, no one did anything with them. And why were they sitting in the Southern District of New York? I want a full report on that. You

149:03know, sadly, these people don't believe in transparency.

149:10>> We see the game, right? We all see the game here.

149:14We see both sides of the bird, both wings flipping and flapping.

149:19Trying to keep the people divided, trying to feed you their [ __ ] Right.

149:30It's all a bunch of lies. It's all political theater.

149:34>> But I think more unfortunately, I think a lot of them don't believe in honesty.

149:37And it's a new day. It's a new administration. And everything's going to come out >> and down your throat. fed slop.

149:43Everything's going to come out my [ __ ] and straight down your throat.

149:48I'll save you the rest of this interview because that's what she's about to say.

149:51It's all going to come allegedly.

149:53Allegedly, she's about to say everything's going to come out of my [ __ ] and we're going to put it straight down your throat and you're going to like it or else you're anti-semitic.

150:04Actually, that's pretty much the theme of the year.

150:15I was like, "Oh no, did I have a horrible tape?" Just >> released the Epstein files and they just put them all online unredacted and now we have all the information.

150:24Not what they decided to do instead is to have a private meeting with a bunch of very mainstream conservative influencers in the White House where they gave them all binders of the current first phase of disclosure. And now everything is going crazy. I'm going to try to not be super sassy and to actually give a balanced take on this one. Um, first off, why is it not online in PDF format first right now already so that everyone can look at the information and Yeah, we know how that story went. We know how it went. It's still going. They've now been legally mandated to release them and they're over their deadline. They've been

151:03redacting people that aren't victims.

151:05They've been [ __ ] it all up in every single direction. It's a [ __ ] show.

151:10Let's take a check in with another [ __ ] show. Y'all remember this moment? Do you remember this moment?

151:18This is >> I can't play it actually. It's got music. We'll we'll silence it.

151:25Yeah. Yeah. You remember Musk and his chainsaw of destiny or whatever it was?

151:32Yeah.

151:35It was a sign.

151:38It was a sign.

151:42Yeah, we we should have known. I mean, by then I did know. By then I was like, "What the [ __ ] is going on?" And if you were already well aware of it before all of this, then good on you. Good [ __ ] on you. You knew. You knew because it was a sign of what was to come. It's all theater. It's all made up. It's all [ __ ] Whatever the hell this is. Yeah.

152:18Secretary of Health and Human Services.

152:19But we still had hope for RFK. Some of us still had this dying sliver of hope for RFK.

152:27>> Even if the tiebreaking vote, >> which means we're at 51. So there it is folks. RFK Jr. of California is now the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

152:40We're coming for you, Big Pharma. We're going to take your red dye away, big pharma. No more red dye for you, big pharma. You better believe it. You better believe you're not going to have your red dye anymore.

152:56You can still keep vaccinating all the children, but just no red dye, whatever you do.

153:03Whatever you do, don't put red dye number three in the food. Big pharma.

153:14We've been talking about this all year long.

153:20All year long. And we've been getting all the push back in the world on it.

153:29You know, chat, I'd be curious what you think. I think that Tulsi might be one of the few people that I actually haven't seen I mean I really haven't seen anything about Tulsi basically the whole time.

153:43But I haven't seen Tulsi do anything [ __ ] I think because I haven't seen Tulsi do anything which I think means she's working behind the scenes. She is the national intelligence director.

153:58I'm not super hopeful.

154:02She is a diehard Zionist last I checked, but who knows [snorts] [screaming] comedy break.

154:16So during the whole USA debacle, we did learn at least that at least some of our tax dollars was going to one really amazing place, and that was whatever the hell this Sesame Street cartoon was.

154:37Whatever this was.

154:48DON'T know what it was, but at least it was funny.

155:07So at least the government can do something right like gucking our boy Benji >> on earth and right now why would they want to return? The place has been hell.

155:26It's been one of the meanest, one of the meanest, toughest places.

155:31>> Look at that goblin as a woman cries out. But it's their home, sir.

155:40>> On earth. And right now it's it's I've seen >> and he just watches his good little [ __ ] defend Israel, defend him.

155:50He's dreaming up his plans to ask for a pardon. We'll get to that later. seen every picture from every angle. Better than if I were there. And nobody can live there. You can't live there. So, if we can build if we can build Why would they want to return?

156:06>> If we can build a really nice hotel, we'll just build the nicest hotel.

156:11>> We'll sell the real estate. It's going to be great, folks. It's going to be great.

156:18And there's some weird Just a reminder that the France story was still going on. The France story goes on the entire year.

156:25>> Stuff going on in France. Bridget Mcronone backed an erect fallus with golden balls as the new spire for Notraam Cathedral. Breijgit Mcronone personally wanted to put a gigantic golden dick on top of Notraam.

156:40[laughter] That is legitimately a true story.

156:44>> True story. I miss Jay Geyser and I miss that laugh. Yep. That is a real story.

156:53Technically, it's an old story.

156:56Technically, it's from January of 23.

156:59But I just couldn't help but remind us.

157:01Just couldn't help but remind us that Breit Mcronone, that story's been raging all year long. That story's been raging hard all year long.

157:12So, February obviously a winning month.

157:17Obviously, in February, disclosure started. Maja was winning. Everyone was happy. Everything was great.

157:25No problems in February at all.

157:30Now, yeah. Was [snorts] February the month when big balls got got in trouble? I don't think so. I think that that was March. I'm pretty sure that we have we have big balls in here somewhere in March or April.

157:46We'll see. We will see. [snorts] But what we're going to do now is we're going to take a break with the chat after I drop my ad on you one more time.

157:57Go get buyer. Go download it from the app store. Get it on the Google Play Store. Get it on the app store and figure out who owns everything. And stop giving your money to all the corporate overlords that are running the show and feeding you slot. Feeding you red dye, trying to poison you with red dye.

158:15instead shop family and found your own to support small and local businesses and make America just a little bit more American again or use it internationally and make wherever you are a little bit more where you are again because it works all over the world.

158:31So that's February for you folks and we're right on schedule.

158:38Well, by right on schedule, I mean we're an hour behind because a lot of [ __ ] happened this year, apparently.

158:47But we're going to pull our supers back over here real quick, less we fall way behind on supers.

158:55If you need to go to the bathroom, if you need to grab a drink, not a bad time to do that.

159:00We're going to check in with our super homies.

159:04And um I know a bunch more big ones have come in, but I want to get to some of the small ones. I don't want to leave the homies out that are gifting tens and stuff. We're going to roll through through some of the tens.

159:16And then we'll get back into March.

159:19And March is where we get accountability. March is where they start to arrest everybody. March obviously is where it all turns around and the golden gold golden age begins.

159:27Obviously, homie Ian Carol live and on Tucker Carlson. Which do I watch? Lol. All I know is when I rewatch one of your two hours lives, I'm always surprised when it finishes. Good work, big dog. Thanks, homie. I appreciate it. Yes, in case people are apparently confused here.

159:46Tucker Carlson's episode is pre-recorded.

159:49I'm not live with Tucker right now.

159:52Right now, as well, he pre-recorded it because he was going on break. He's on vacation right now, I suppose. And so I think he probably pre-recorded a number of episodes ahead of time. So I was there a couple of weeks ago and we just been sitting on it. And the Las Vegas shooting is always relevant and it's always great to talk about the Las Vegas shooting because that's a [ __ ] scop.

160:11And I'm very proud of that episode. I'm very excited to watch it later because I haven't seen it yet. I know what we talked about and I know it [snorts] was an awesome conversation, but stoked to watch that later.

160:23the beautiful people. Thanks for the euro money. Hi Ian Cindy here watching from the Netherlands. I love your channel. Many thanks for all the great work. It's really important to connect with all the non sheeps all over the world. Happy 2026. You're dang straight.

160:35It is time to network. It's time to make friends. It's time to speak the truth and find other truth tellers. So, thanks for being here. Ian, you and Baron are so great. Much love. Thanks, Rocky. I appreciate it. Baron is the [ __ ] Baron is awesome.

160:49Yuan Tucker was literally on my 2026 bingo. Thank you. I knew it'd be a winner. Great start to 2026. By the way, I've been looking for Cullen frequently to no avail. Hey, maybe me talking about Las Vegas is going to bring Mr. Cullen out of the woodworks. I would not be surprised if that brings Colen out of the woodworks.

161:09We'll see. But thanks for the support.

161:12Thank you, Desi. Oh, I just realized that's Destiny again. [snorts] Yeah, [clears throat] definitely was on the bingo card. Little overdue. Great conversation.

161:21How likely is it that 2026 will have a central theme of us protesting paying taxes? I don't think it will.

161:29I would hope that it has a theme much more powerful than that, of us doing something much more meaningful than that. Not a bad place to start, but it's going to take more than not paying taxes when the government can print money at will.

161:41And it kind of looks like they're gearing up the money printers. Again, I'm no economist. I am no economist, but it kind of looks like they're gearing up to print some money.

161:52We got some financial issues are brewing.

161:56Thanks for being here. MK Lori, happy [snorts] new year, Ian. I love listening to your work. You are brilliant, articulate, and exhibit so much integrity. Thank you. I don't know about brilliant, but I do my best and I [clears throat] work I work to be to have the integrity. I don't take money.

162:10I don't take sponsorships. I don't take ad deals. Not because they're inherently evil, but just because like I don't wanna I just want to be able to say whatever I want to say. I don't want to have any conflicts of interest. And I purposely don't uh I've been I've avoided and pushed back and and not joined forces with any big media conglomerates, not joined any big teams, not joined any studios, had a lot of offers, and I just don't want them. I just I don't want them. I want to uh do my thing and stay independent and just hang out with all you guys and do what we do. Free speech Friday, baby. Ian, we are so lucky to

162:46have a truth spreader journalist like you. All of your hard work is much appreciated. Happy New Year. PS. Let's see Gigi again, please. She's sleeping.

162:53She's down there on the She's on a little bed right now sleeping. I'm not going to wake her up. She'll come back later. We're going to be on for hours, dog. We're not going to like wake her up from her nap. She just went on a long walk before the stream started. She's chilling. Just let her chill, okay? Let her chill. She is not She's not a prop for the stream. She's a dog with real feelings. But I appreciate you. Thanks for the love. Thanks for the support.

163:16And don't worry, GG loves you, too. And she'll be back later. Happy 26 to the best in the biz. Saw you on Tommy G last night. Shouting out PNW hiphop and HMAC.

163:26Please help me tell me you're a Coast Contra fan. I don't actually know Coast Contra, homie. Check them out. You will be. Can't wait to see you on Tucker.

163:35Hell yeah, dog. Yeah, I don't actually know Coast Contra. I don't know if that's after the era that I was really into it. Um, I was really into Blue Scholars, that kind of early like the early 2010s era. Um, but yeah, definitely was a big fan of Northwest Hip Hop. Talking to Tommy G was a ton of fun. He came and stayed in Austin for a couple of days and we hung out. We did a bunch of different things, worked on a bunch of different projects and filmed that um that podcast that we did together.

164:04>> [clears throat] >> I love the part where the masses are waking up to everything being fake and gay. Can't wait until you touch on this tax revolt that's going gaining momentum. Seems inorganic if you ask me, but I don't know. I'm [ __ ] I agree.

164:15Seems a little inorganic.

164:17And not just inorganic, but it seems like if the more you learn about the Federal Reserve and about money and about where the taxes are actually going and how they're actually being paid, it's like Let's be real, that's not going that that that's not going to happen. It's not that's not the way it's going to happen. I mean, if you want to do it, that's going to help.

164:41Like, if people do if people actually do it, you know, it wouldn't hurt, but it's not that they can just print money, bro.

164:48They can just print money, right?

164:54And anything that Elon Musk is advocating for at this point, I'm pretty skeptical of, and maybe you should be, too.

165:02Liberty Lockdown said he was offered money to broadcast Nick Shirley content.

165:12Now that's interesting.

165:16Interesting. I got to talk to Clint about that.

165:20Clint, host at Liberty Lockdown, has had a great year. He's grown so much. He's awesome. He's total homie. He's always got great takes. I've been watching a lot of Liberty Lockdown this year. Huge shout out to Clint and thanks for that tip. I'll check in with him.

165:34Um, Bruce, for years, our government has encouraged and helped Indian nationals to purchase US hotels and motel. They own 60% of them. Most owners have the surname of Patel. This is true. Um, [snorts] this is true. And I don't think they're all bad people. I've actually got a really good friend whose last name is Patel. He's an awesome dude.

165:52>> [snorts] >> Um, but I do have worries about all the fraud that's happening through all sorts of different business models. Um, a lot of fraud and I don't know how you get to the bottom of that, especially when everyone at the top is corrupt.

166:10I don't know. And I have a lot of questions about this Nick Shirley promotion thing. What's going on here?

166:16What are we stoking here? Are we stoking a race war? Are we stoking a race war?

166:19Are we trying to get the people mad at each other because of the colors of our skin? Are we trying to blame it on the brown people and the black people when it's actually the overlords?

166:31It's a different kind of people.

166:33They all have a lot of money.

166:36And I'm a leftist who gave up on voting after Obama burning co. I'm glad the right is starting to see the light. By the way, would you collab with dissident left the revolutionary change do dissonance etc.? Um, I don't know.

166:50Revolutionary Change, do [snorts] dissonance, uh, I'm pretty sure I know who they are and they seem pretty cool.

166:56I don't know is they like me very much, but I think they're pretty cool. Um, if I'm thinking of the right guys, there's two of them usually, right? One of them has glasses. Um, I think they're pretty cool. They seem to have pretty intelligent takes. And I really I I yearn for more intelligent left-leaning voices um in prominence because I think we need a balanced conversation. I think we need balanced ideas that are independent and [snorts] I think that both sides are a little bit fooled about the other side. I think both sides are heavily propagandized about the other side. I'm Hoodstar from the Twitch chat. I'm a hobbyist Python

167:32dev and even though I'll be using web, I'm building my own OCR program for fun.

167:37Also, attaching Mitch's past. Attacking Mitch's past rather than claims is sus.

167:41Much love. Hey, total homie. You get it.

167:42You know what's going on out here. And yeah, I mean, I I'm at the point now where I love just rebuilding a tool, even if there is already a tool. It's just fun to build. Um, it's fun to build. And who knows, maybe you'll build a better tool and maybe you'll plug it in and you'll actually improve the thing. It's going to be open source. You can do what you want with it [snorts] except for try to charge everybody money for it. You can't do that because we're keeping it free for the people.

168:05Big League Drew. The reason that story dropped is because it was a DEI lesbian pilot doing a night vision qualifying flight. She wasn't even qualified and they let them fly that close to the airport. Easily avoidable. Yeah, it might be. Might be talking about the uh collision of the helicopter and the plane. Happy New Year. Thanks, homie.

168:24Thanks, homie. Shout out to Shama. Hey, Ian. I asked you before if you think Palestine will be free. You said yes.

168:31With Israel's control over strong nations, how do the poor people of Palestine stand a chance? Thank you.

168:36They're going to have to stand a chance for a while cuz this fight is just heating up and it's a long one. And let's be clear, I don't know [ __ ] And I don't know that Palestine is going to be free. Part of that is just me holding on to hope because once you don't have hope, what do you have? But there is a part of me that thinks that good does win out in the end. As long as good people stand up and fight, stand up and speak, stand up for what's right.

169:02And I just can't see a world where like the entire world is turning on Benjamin Netanyahu, on Israel, on international jewelry and waking up to the complexities of the narrative. And there's been so many decades of of deep mind level censorship in our education, in our early like early education and in our public spaces and in our public thought processes. And now that it's been cracked open and it's getting peeled back and everyone's having these thought processes and unwinding all of the scops that have been dumped into their heads around it, it's going to take a few years for people to really

169:41wake up to the full nature of the problem, but it doesn't roll back, I don't think. And so I I think that it's a long process of everybody waking up and then that that seeping up to holding that account, but I think it's happening. Um, I think we have a long ways to go, but I think it's happening.

170:00I hope. We'll see.

170:04The philosopher storytelling rebel rekindling the sacred fire.

170:10Yeah. Thanks, homie. I don't know if you're talking about me or all of us, but we are all waking up.

170:17Same. Same. Thanks for the Thanks for the double. You doubled up, bro. We love you, Ian, and your 70s stash. Thank you for all of your hard work by you and your team. I appreciate it. Thanks. It's a trip. Yeah. Um, let's be real. It doesn't feel like hard work most days.

170:31Most days it feels like fun. Most days it feels like I'm hanging out with my homies. But your support means a lot and I appreciate it. Mahalo from Hawaii, Ian. Been fighting the fraud out here. Yeah, you guys got a lot of it. Yeah. Um, I hope y'all are doing okay out there. you're I don't know if you're anywhere near Lahina or any of the other issues out there, but um yeah, thanks for being here. Thanks for the support all the way from the islands. [snorts] What are your thoughts on COVID jab having nanotech?

171:02Um, I think that most people don't understand what the proposed concept of nanotech is and they think of it as like a full-on little robot with a brain and don't realize that you can have self assembling nano particles that are just essentially like polarized metal particles that can sort of be programmed and self assembling through all sorts of different ways. There's a whole technology industry around it and I think it's possible. Um, I've seen a lot of very smart people talk about the legitimate possibility of it. Um, I don't remember if [snorts] I ever did enough research to feel confident that

171:35it is something going on, but I know that it's a technology that's being developed by DARPA and other advanced tech industries and agencies, so it's very possible. Um, I keep my mind very open to that. Regardless, I ain't [ __ ] taking them. No thanks. What's up, Ian QQQ? If Erica still has Charlie's phone, do you know if Candace asked Erica if other donors pressured Charlie in recent months before his passing? Thank you for your tenacity.

172:01Um, I don't know if Candace asked that.

172:04I don't know. But we all know that many donors pressured Charlie before his passing. Not just one, not just two, a whole bunch of them.

172:16And yeah, Erica having his phone and acting the way she's acting.

172:24That's [ __ ] sus. I'm sorry. That's super sus.

172:29fight me.

172:31Who wants to receive the almighty creator empowered universal non-consent de declaration?

172:38I don't know what that means, but I'm a big fan of things that rise up from the people, not down from stakeholders or influencers or government or celebrities.

172:55We're done with control. We're in with decentralized. Gigi's waking up. GG's had her nap. Gigi's back here. We'll we'll we'll bring it back to full. We'll get back to the rest of the super chats after March.

173:10Gigi's here chilling, waking up. Oh, she's sniffing the treats. She's sniffing the treats. Yeah. Aren't you, Gigi? Aren't you Gigi? Stand up.

173:28Good. Good girl. Okay, go lay down. Go lay down.

173:36Good.

173:38Yeah, GG's in the chat. Shout out to Gigi's in the chat. Shout out to GG's and Kent France in the chat. What up, Kent?

173:48Yeah, no shot callers here. She doesn't even have a collar on. Eventually, I just stopped putting Gigi's collar on cuz f it. That's why cuz f it.

173:58Right.

174:00Right.

174:02So, give me a second to rearrange over here after the supers. I got to rearrange a little bit so that we're ready to party.

174:14[snorts] And we'll get a video loaded up.

174:21Get a video from March loaded up in here.

174:25That's January.

174:32There's March.

174:34There's Mr. March.

174:38At some point here, my internet died.

174:42And now I got to reload all my tabs here.

174:50While I get my [ __ ] organized, what we'll do is we'll just drop a little total tinfoil in the in the in this um window here that I reported on in March, but it was happening since the year before, and it gained a lot of prominence in January and February, and it's [clears throat] just a nice little tinfoil break away from away from all the same old topics that we've been on.

175:16If you don't know about the telepathy tapes, the telepathy tapes are a whole other rabbit hole that happened at the beginning of this year and it's crazy.

175:25And if you're not a tinfoil connoisseur, this is going to sound like total gibberish to you and you can just, you know, go get a coffee or something. But if you're a tinfoil connoisseur and you don't know about the telepath here, >> spoiler alert, we're about to break it all wide open. Humanity starts to discover crashed alien spacecraft all around the world. Those crafts are controlled by our minds. Simultaneous to that process happening for the last 80 years, autistic kids are being born. And it's turning out that they are telepathic and they have psychic abilities. They seem to be able to not

176:01just read your mind, but it seems that they can do a lot more than that. They can communicate with each other across vast distances. crazy. They can also utilize the senses of their It sounds crazy, right? Go watch the episode. I'm telling you, go listen to the telepathy tapes. All I'm saying is go listen to them. Go make up your own mind. Not 100% confident. It's just some really fun tinfoil.

176:26Parents and loved ones, of their teachers, of their therapists. They can actually inhabit your senses and see through your eyes. [ __ ] What if the Soviets can read our mind? Someone in our government might think, "Hey, we need more psychic people because there's a war coming." The coming age of AI and brain chips and neurolink and it starts with a V and it's the thing that you put in yourself to keep you safe. That seems to be linked to an incredible rise in the number of Yeah.

177:01Yeah.

177:02It's cool, too. This is where I start to see this whole progression in my YouTube game. Hey. Hey, Gigi.

177:12Gigi, come on up.

177:15Come on.

177:18I don't know what she's freaking out at.

177:21Come lie down. Good guard dog. Go lay down.

177:26Maybe someone walk their dog past the front door. Down.

177:31There you go. There you go. Much better, girl. All right, so now we're all loaded up and ready to ready to rock in March here.

177:39Here, let me uh pull this down. The Feds found me. Yeah, don't worry. Don't worry. We're We're fine. We're doing okay here. Feds ain't here. We're going to be all right, guys.

177:52March was a big month. I'm very proud of March.

177:58If you don't recall, it's not going to be I'm not going to be able to talk about March without tooting my own horn a little bit. Um because March was a big month.

178:11But first, I got to shrink this back down. Okay.

178:15No, you just calm down.

178:18I don't know what she's all worked up about.

178:21She's probably saw a dog walk by. You just saw Gigi, guys. Just calm down. You just saw Gigi.

178:29All right.

178:32So, before we get to what what happened for me in March, because I had a big March, let's get to what happened for the Daily Wire because this is how we were all feeling watching the Daily Wire in March. If you don't recall, March was when the Daily Wire started to implode.

178:55Bankruptcy loomed.

178:58People got laid off.

179:00Credit cards were shutting off. All sorts of leaks were coming out. It was a great time. It was the greatest of times. It was a joy to watch.

179:14And in case you missed it in March, the president of the Daily Wire stepped down amid financial struggles.

179:27James Lee reporting. James Lee dropped a whole bunch of of good reporting during that phase.

179:36Jeremy Boring stepped down and then they spiraled into mass layoffs. Another firing of a senior executive, Alyssa Cordova, the vice president of public relations. Old Jeremy had a whole bunch of public meltdowns, screamed at everybody, lost his freaking mind.

179:56It was a wonderful time on the internet.

180:01I did a little bit of reporting on it.

180:04She got kicked out. I seeing it with the decline of Daily Wire.

180:08>> 100%. Dude, the Daily Wire is in big trouble. And I'm I have a lot of sources in the Daily Wire at this point. So Candace Owens when she got kicked out, I reported a little bit on that and I got a few sources in there and that then when Brett Cooper started to get pushed out, I kind of got the scoop on like what was really going on there. And in my Instagram comments about Brett Cooper, I had ex Daily Wire employees being like, "Hey, I'll tell you more. I hate the Daily Wire and I didn't take the money or sign the NDAs." And so it's like the Daily Wire is like a [ __ ] colander. There is more holes in that

180:38ship than I have ever seen. and and the actually there is a story that's going to break before too long about them because it's just like I mean everyone in the Daily Wire kind of knows there's something wrong and and people all around the Daily Wire know there's something wrong and yeah um Jeremy's on a bit of a >> he's been commenting on my Jake Shields clips.

180:58>> Yeah, Jere Jeremy's having a public meltdown and it's not because of Israel, it's because of other things.

181:05>> Really?

181:05>> There's I mean there's trouble in paradise there. There be trouble in that there paradise that's for sure and we reported on it but redaction correction correcting an error Timothy Mr. Tim Tim P. I did a little reporting on Tim P's relationship with the Daily Wire at the time um but got confused by my source um cuz I had had a source that I spoke to over the phone and then I I misspoke backwards saying that I misspoke and said that Tim P was in talks to buy the Daily Wire. It was the opposite. He was actually in talks to try to sell out to the Daily Wire allegedly in an all stock deal is what I was told.

181:53Tim Pool I don't think ever denied that.

181:55He just jumped on the fact of like, "Bro, we never tried to buy >> part of the story." And they're all kind of getting played again. The Daily Wire is going bankrupt allegedly and Jeremy Boring is officially out as CEO. That's right. the self-proclaimed god king of the Daily Wire is at the heart of so many scandals. And yes, he is.

182:13>> Yeah. To the super chatter that just said like, "Is it be is this thing being censored by this channel that rhymes with fresh stimulator?" I'm like, "I don't know what channel you're talking about, bro. You're going to have to just type it."

182:24>> Self-described as the god king. And the email just went out today internally that he is stepping down and now Axios is covering the story. has not yet broken as far as I'm aware that private equity is moving in and looking to buy up the Daily Wire. I heard rumor mill that Silver Lake Capital is looking to buy them up. And yo, Silver Lake, you guys might want to watch this video before you think too hard about it cuz there's a lot that is not in the public square right now. We're about to get into stuff like canceled credit cards, lying to the press, trying to trick Tim Pool. As far as I can tell from my

182:54sources, uh, even people inside of the Daily Wire only know part of the story and they're all kind of getting played against each other. It's a whole mess.

183:01And the most important part of this mess is that the Daily Wire has a long history of treating their employees like [ __ ] And so, I've had numerous sources inside the Daily Wire for quite some time because everyone hates them, even their own people. That's not to mention the numerous sources outside of the Daily Wire that did not take the NDA money on the way out. Like I had people literally in my comments on Instagram offering to give me dirt on the Daily Wire because they hated the Daily Wire so much. It's out of control. And it all centers around the God King and his [ __ ] massive ego and his lifelong

183:35desire to be a famous actor and make it in Hollywood, which he failed at originally years and years and years ago. And so once the Daily Wire was off the ground, he just couldn't help but try to turn the Daily Wire into a Hollywood movie studio and produce the Pen Dragon series. Note that this article is from 2023. And he said that he had dreamt of bringing this book to the screen for 25 years. It was due to stream exclusively on Daily Wire Plus in 2024. Why didn't that happen? That's a good question. And that leads to us talking about all the Daily Wires employees credit cards getting frozen allegedly. Just to first set the stage

184:10though, producing a Hollywood movie is like a huge multi multi multi multi-million dollar undertaking. It is not the same as filming Ben Shapiro talking really fast at liberals. So, I've actually been collecting information on this story for quite some time here. And [snorts] now that it has officially broken in the news, uh, I think my sources are a little safer to talk about this because they're portraying it as though Jeremy Boring is willingly stepping back to work on creative projects like the Pen Dragon Cycle and that he'll remain with the company and advisory role. My sources are telling me that the Pen Dragon cycle

184:42is being moved off site and out of the Daily Wire's physical purview because they're not letting Jeremy Boring back in the building right now. Apparently, Jeremy Boring was 100% allegedly forced out, not a willing leave. And that's because this financial problem has been going on for years. They had recently had to table all projects into a hiring freeze cuz there was no money in the bank. Allegedly, all the way back in 2023, Jeremy and Ben Shapiro apparently had to put money into the Daily Wire, their own personal money to rescue it.

185:10That money has not been reimbured, and it is all gone. The Pen Dragon cycle is overbudget by like $50 million or something allegedly. And at the end of 2024, this problem got so bad that Jeremy Boring apparently started lying to the press to try to drum up interest for a sale. This is when conveniently it leaked that Fox News was considering buying the Daily Wire. That was never in the works. That was just to try to drum up interest so that hopefully someone else would rescue their asses. I've heard that the Murdoch actually personally hate Jeremy Boring allegedly, just like pretty much everyone else.

185:44Like even Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boring, it sounds like there's a huge rift between them from what I'm hearing. Uh there's even rumors that I can't confirm quite yet that Ben Shapiro hired his own PR person like months ago. Brett Cooper was basically like their last profitable endeavor right now. I assume they make a little bit off Matt Walsh, but I'm not quite sure and I can't confirm. Their election coverage during the 2024 election absolutely bombed. Sounds like just like most Daily Wire products. This video was pretty fun to make. It was just a giant [ __ ] on Daily Wire Festival and it was a ton of fun. I thoroughly

186:15enjoyed it and I wish I could do it 100 times over just like how Stacy just continually gifts subs 100 times over.

186:23Stacy, I don't know what to do with you.

186:25You're a legend.

186:25>> Obviously dropped a shitload of money into production and did not nearly recoup the costs. So then you remember when Tim P was like kind of like rearranging his business and all sorts of weird stuff was happening there.

186:37It was like firing a bunch of people, reorganizing. I don't even know if Tim knows this yet directly, but it sounds like the Daily Wire was trying to manipulate him into buying the Daily Wire. Reverse that. They were trying to buy Tim P is what it that's what the sources were saying at the time. I haven't heard anything contrary to that.

186:57I've never seen that refuted. Never had refusion of that in the public square.

187:02And I never got anyone telling me to stop reporting on this. never had anyone send me any legal threats over this story. So, I kind of assumed that it was all on point, more or less >> and trying to present it as super profitable. The rumors I'm hearing is that Jeremy Boring thought Tim Pool would be dumb enough to fall for it and he was the exact kind of guy they could sell to. I heard that they >> That was the quote.

187:28allegedly offered him an all stock deal which would be worth [ __ ] [ __ ] because their stock is [ __ ] worthless because they're bankrupt allegedly. So, props him for not taking that deal. That would have been a huge mistake because now my sources told me like a month or two ago.

187:44>> But imagine if they'd bought out Tim Pool's business for a whole bunch of Daily Wire stock.

187:50Imagine how funny that would have been.

187:54ago that the Daily Wire froze all the credit cards of all the Daily Wire producers and they were like pretending it was a new accounting system trying to cover up what was going on allegedly.

188:05But it sounds like apparently that Jeremy Boring's entire net worth is a smokeokc screen and that he's trying to renegotiate contracts with people like the Petersons to try to leech as much money out as he can to just keep the books looking balanced. It sounds like Jordan Peterson, Michaela Peterson, their whole team has been really weirded out by this and is not stoked. I haven't talked to them directly, but it doesn't sound like they like him at all. So, anyways, rumor is that Silver Lake is one of the primary private equity firms coming in looking to buy them up. And Ken, Mike, Egon, Greg, Joe, you might

188:36want to do a little more due diligence about the books before you make that purchase. Looks like your last uh investment according to Wikipedia was in 2022. This would not be a good way to come back onto the scene. That is just my opinion based upon what I'm hearing from the inside. Based on the chatter on the shall we say wire, it sounds like there's no money in the bank so to speak and they're not making profits. There's a difference between revenue and profits and Jeremy has been doing a lot of finagling over the years to try to make it look really good. And realistically, do we even want the Daily Wire to be

189:09saved? Like opinion time. Um, don't we want to see Matt Walsh break out of the Daily Wire and do his own thing? And Matt, don't you think you'll do way better on your own than with the Daily Wire at this point? Like even Jordan Peterson, who a lot of people's perspectives have changed on over time lately, like even he would get a fresh start if he just got away from this [ __ ] mess. This is in like enigmatic of the times we're in where even the alternative media has been bought out by big money and played in the same big studio mindset that is just completely contrary to what the new media revolution is all about. The way Jeremy

189:48Boring thought he could just replace Brett Cooper with her producer and act like nothing had ever changed and the same audience would stay there. That is enigmatic of this old way of thinking that the peasants just want to be entertained and you just put programming on their TV and they're guaranteed to watch it. That is not how it works.

190:04People subscribe to stories. They subscribe to people. They subscribe to authenticity. And the Daily Wire is the embodiment of an inauthentic bad story line that treats all of its people horribly. And I normally try to avoid breaking stories, but I there it is literally a colander over there. And there are so many leaks pouring information out of the Daily Wire that I cannot keep this [ __ ] out of my inbox if I try. And speaking of inboxes, rumor has it that when the Daily Wire took Brett Cooper's Tik Tok account, you know, a month ago or so ago, the rumor is that they were trying to read her DMs

190:39cuz they thought that she had leaked the Brett Cooper story to me directly despite I had never talked to Brett Cooper at all in my life at that point.

190:47That [ __ ] made me giggle because that shows just how disconnected Jeremy and his people are from reality. Like, bro, if you treat everyone in your company like absolute trash, they're not going to respect you and they're not going to protect you. And when you wrong them over and over and over again, it's inevitably going to wind up on the internet. So, let this be a lesson to all of us. The internet is a force that ultimately skews towards authenticity, towards honesty, and towards open discussion. And if your business is modeled on this old way of controlling information, of big money payments, of

191:24treating people like property, and of just [ __ ] all over your audience, allegedly, you're not going to last. So, anyways, tell me in the comments if who you're most excited about seeing no longer at the Daily Wire going off on their own. For me, it's Matt Walsh.

191:40Obviously, I dig Matt a lot and I can't wait to see him break free of this. Let me know in the comments if you think the Daily Wire should get rescued and revamped or if you think it's time for them to just be done. And Jeremy, I just want to remind us all, yourself included.

191:55Pride goes before the fall. The Daily Wire. Yeah, that was a wonderful time. A wonderful time to be alive. Great thing to look back on.

192:05[clears throat] Joe Rogan dropped some bangers in March.

192:12I want to remind us all of this one. In case you didn't recall. In case you didn't recall. Is James Lee in the chat?

192:20Is James Lee in the chat? James, if you're out there, you're a legend, man.

192:24Everybody should be subscribing to James Lee. I see the chat talking about James Lee on YouTube. James Lee is a total star. Total stud. Dude's great at his job.

192:37They took away his TikTok, but James Lee just doubles down.

192:42because he don't mess around >> children. Now, we know how bad even if you look at what happened with CO. Let's just look at that. Like, how did how did they pass this off? Look at the media today. You know that they're giving COVID vaccines to six-month-old children. Now, we know how bad it is. We know that it ruins stem cells in pregnant women. They don't give stem cells to their babies. The industry is upset because the placentas no longer have stem cells. They used to use those stem cells in research and cosmetics, etc. They're not getting them anymore because what the COVID shots did to the

193:13placentas and those infants. That's not being talked about in the media. Nothing bad about the shots being talked about when we have Kevin McCern and all these people looking at it going there's SV40 in it. There was a stafylocal endotoxin gene. There were two snake genes in there. You know, it's a definite gain of function. Nope. We got to put it on the vaccine, the baby vaccine schedule because any doubts whether or not wellunded about the vaccination must not be allowed to exist. That's why >> that's how this woman was crazy smart.

193:41Crazy smart. Suzanne Humphre, Dr.

193:45Suzanne H7.

193:48And her episode on Rogan was wild.

193:53>> And I think she broke a lot of things wide open for a lot of people.

193:55>> You know that they're giving COVID vaccines to six-month-old children now.

193:59Um, so just wanted to remind us all [snorts] of all the COVID accountability that we've gotten, of all of the COVID accountability that we've gotten. And I was going to skip over this one, but I wanted to remind us all of Sodigate. Do you remember Sodagate when we learned that all of these influencer accounts, many of them faceless, not all of them, were getting paid to shill for soda.

194:26and how it only takes one little logical step to realize that it's a lot bigger than getting paid to shill for soda.

194:32They're getting paid to shill for just about everything. And you better believe that it's not just for products. It's not just for industries. It's also for ideas. It's also for candidates. It's also for other creators and for convenient narratives and for whatever else. And there's whole agencies, ad agencies, social media influencer agencies devoted to this [ __ ] and they can kick [ __ ] rocks. That's why your boy don't take no money because [ __ ] that.

195:03And F Pepsi, too. So, I just wanted to briefly remind us all of Sodate.

195:08[snorts] And I wanted to give a brief shout out to the Bear Trap because in March, we dropped the trailer for the Bear Trap Bear Trap documentary that is still coming up. We're working hard on it because there's a whole backstory behind GameStop that was never finished, never told >> except by big media, by big corporations, by big old movies that conveniently contained the narrative into a nice little box.

195:34But it's still cooking and it's cooking big. And I just want to give us a nice little break from all the politics, from all the geopolitics, from all the chillery, and just uh marinate in a quick little GameStop bit. surge in the stock price of GameStop.

195:49>> It is skyrocketing up 800% in just a week.

195:52>> Going on a GameStop right now conceivably could take a couple of firms out. Hedge funds.

195:58>> And in case you don't know my disclaimer, I hold GameStop stock that I will never sell. I haven't sold a single share the entire time that I've owned it. I will never sell it. I will hold them all into infinity. They're all on the public ledger because I've directly registered them all. So, they're all held by games by computer share in my name on the register and that has been double checked by other people in the GameStop community and I [snorts] will hold them all until the day I die because they're a fun souvenir at this point. And even if GameStop price were to ever go up, [ __ ] it. I want my shares. So, just a

196:31little disclaimer for you in case you don't know my disclaimer that I'm not showing you this because I want you to buy and pump the stock. I'm showing you this because it's [ __ ] awesome. In 2021, GameStop [music] investors brought the corrupt global financial system to its knees.

196:45>> They're kind of sticking [music] it to the big institutional investors, the hedge funds.

196:49>> Hedge funds closed their doors.

196:50>> Well, Melvin Capital Management is winding down its funds. The once successful [music] hedge fund lost billions of dollars. Trouble was, Melvin wasn't alone. More than 100% of GameStop's tradable shares were held [music] short a year ago.

197:04>> Banks collapsed. Will Wong of Archos, he has been uh sentenced [music] to 18 years in prison.

197:09>> Wong and others.

197:10>> The Archgo story was crazy.

197:12>> As a 36 billion [music] house of cards, >> it almost toppled breakdown and one that we're looking very uh carefully at to make sure it doesn't happen again.

197:21>> The entire country of Switzerland [music] almost went bankrupt.

197:25>> It was a historic day and a day we hoped would not [music] happen.

197:28>> This ends a 166th year run for credit suites. All because regular people bought and held stock in a video game store.

197:37>> Failing video game companies see their stock [music] go up 1600% in two weeks.

197:42>> We have come dangerously close to the collapse of the entire system.

197:48>> Whitecollar criminals on Wall Street panicked.

197:51>> Look, this is really causing some issues for these hedge funds.

197:55>> Reason the market is doing what it's doing is people are sitting at home getting the checks from the government.

198:00Okay? And this fair share is a [ __ ] concept.

198:04>> But what they didn't tell you, what they worked exceptionally hard to hide from you is that the story did not end there.

198:12>> Surprise.

198:14There you go. All right. Cheers.

198:17>> Cheers [laughter] everybody.

198:19>> Forget GameStop. Forget GameStop. Forget GameStop.

198:22>> I'll take GameStop in the chat.

198:25>> We got any GameStop homies in the chat?

198:27Can we finally please stop pretending that [music] there's anything real going on at GameStop.

198:32>> I hate to break it to you, Jim, but no one forgot GameStop.

198:35>> Ryan Con is a familiar name when it comes to GameStop [music] because he's the Chewy co-founder who invested in GameStop last year and has been pushing for changes.

198:43>> Shares of Bed Bath and Beyond surging today after Chewy co-founder Ryan Cohen revealed a big stake in the company.

198:49>> Then things started to get really weird.

198:52Brian Cohen of RC Ventures now has a stake of 0% in Bed Bath and Beyond, indicating that he did in fact sell.

199:00[music] >> You're watching shares of Bed Bath and Beyond. Is it perhaps to lay out its turnaround strategy today?

199:06>> We're determined [music] to um turn this business around.

199:09>> My Bed Bath and Beyond BBY. Three Bs and Y.

199:15The chains Bed Bath and Beyond and Bye-Bye Baby have just announced [music] they filed today for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

199:22>> Bankruptcy.

199:23>> Bankruptcy.

199:24>> Bankruptcy.

199:25>> Scott gets it. The >> New York City medical examiner [clears throat] is investigating the death of a Bed Bath and Beyond executive.

199:32>> And Bed Bath and Beyond stock taking another hit just days after one of its top executives killed himself. This is the real story of GameStop. This is the bear trap.

199:49[music] Boom. So spicy. So good. We ain't forgotten, Ken. We did not forget.

199:58We're still here and we're still holding.

200:02Financial corruption is at the root of all of it. And financial corruption, the GameStop story, is what got me into what I do. learning that it's just a big game. It's all two wings of the same bird to distract you while they loot the whole country. Rob you of your wallet, rob you of your tax dollars, rob you of your social security, don't give anything back and they get rich, rich and fat.

200:29So that's a big F you. I will hold my shares, thank you very much, because I like them and you can't have them.

200:36[snorts] Speaking of F them all, Diddy, whatever happened to Diddy? Whatever happened to Diddy?

200:44Because in March, we were getting word that they were adding more names to the RICO lawsuit or the RICO charges, rather.

200:52They're adding more names to the case.

200:54Not less. It was looking spicier, not less.

201:00And then something happened.

201:04Something happened.

201:06And it all just poofed away.

201:11No more things to see here. Everybody just look away.

201:17Speaking of looking away, Ben Shapiro has an important message for you.

201:21>> Popular on the right.

201:24Conspiracy theorizing that's become incredibly popular on the right. Popular on the left and now it's become increasingly popular on the right. The kind of Let's just ask questions. less who really killed JFK. Wink wink. Nod nod. And then you're like, well, do you have any evidence of the thing that you are presuppos? Well, no, I'm not I'm not making any accusations. I just know I don't believe the story that I'm being told. I know not to trust the authorities. Like, well, that's fine, but do you have like any evidence? Like evidence, not just supposition. I said, well, you're part of it, aren't you?

201:53You. Yes, you. You're part of it. The reason that you're that you're so defensive about all this is I don't care killed JFK. I mean, I do cuz it's really interesting, but I noticed that the calendar says 2025 and he was killed in 1963. And so my opinion about who killed JFK has about as much relevance as who killed William McKinley, which is or James Garfield, which is to say not an enormous amount.

202:16Oh, sort of conspiracy theorizing that's become in so does it have as much relevance as when God promised Israel to the Jews thousands of years ago.

202:34Ben Oh, how Ben's clips age so beautifully.

202:41Oh, how Ben's clips just age so beautifully.

202:45Maybe later this week we should do a live stream where we just go through all of Ben's content and we just ask Web about all the wonderful things that Ben Shapiro has said over his long storied history.

202:58That'd be fun.

203:00But for now, we're going to detour into March where I went on Joe Rogan. And I have to toot my horn a little bit for this section because I'm very proud of it. I'm very proud of how it went. And it caused a lot of waves. And it was part of this this segmented wave that kicked off a huge piece of conversation about Israel at all of it. And that day it wasn't just me going on Joe Rogan. It was also uh what was it? It was Theo Vaughn had Candace on and Bradley Martin had Myron on or who else was it? Who else was it? There was three of them in one day. It was wild, right? It was wild.

203:49And all of a sudden, everyone was talking about it >> and we uh we got to by the end of the episode >> and I knew that I'm not allowed to talk about Israel for some reason. And I didn't really know why. And I'm not saying that all Jews are in on something like anti-Jew. People are like, "Just say the Jews." And I was like, "No, dude. Like there's way more going on here. Israel's government is is every bit as uh as vulnerable to the deep state effect as the American government.

204:20Jeffrey Epstein was just an employee of these organized crime rings that work on behalf of like the CIA and Israeli MSAD and British intelligence.

204:28>> And I'm not saying it was all of us.

204:30Certainly they had help from the CIA and certainly they had help from these other organized crime and and intelligence operations. This is a quick cut that I put out after afterwards to show X that was freaking out. It's like, hey, everyone calling me anti-Semitic, here's what I actually said. You want to be free of that kind of [ __ ] because the Jewish people don't believe in that.

204:49That's not what Jews are. Jews are regular people. Just like >> it's the deep state of the intelligence agencies in Israel.

204:56>> There's evil people at the top of all these governments. And so it just puts us all in this impossible situation. And it's this it's an impossible conversation. It's a maturing process.

205:03And I think we need to do it very delicately. and very carefully and thoughtfully because Jewish people are people and they're not evil. Like, >> and we could start to heal this thing and talk about it. And if that's the end of the ride and I get cancelled for this [ __ ] so be it. So, cancel me, [ __ ] Come at me. Bye, everybody.

205:20>> Yeah. And they tried. Oh, did they try >> when they had that guy come in and and >> but we didn't just talk about Epstein.

205:33We also talked about Pizzagate.

205:35>> Fire off that shot.

205:36>> I felt like that was a great way to put a halt to all the looking into the Podesta emails.

205:44>> That was >> cuz then all of a sudden it's a kook thing. Now it's a crazy person and a dangerous person cuz he's got a gun.

205:50You're causing dangerous people to take their guns >> just like with the vaccines. It's like you're it's a dangerous, right? It's dangerous to say that this might have side effects, right? If you read those emails.

206:02>> Exactly. Right.

206:03>> Those emails are bananas. They're talking >> not explained.

206:08>> They're talking about young kids who are going to be coming to a party to have fun. They're talking about pizza and they will be there for sure. $65,000 worth of hot dogs flown from Chicago for a White House party.

206:22>> No arrests.

206:26>> I don't see anyone arrested. Trump. I don't see any any grand conspiracy by the White Hats to save the day.

206:35John Podesta's not in jail. Hillary Clinton's not in jail. Even Bill Clinton not in jail.

206:42>> It the whole thing is like very weird.

206:45>> Did you ever see the archived Instagram post from James Alphantis' Instagram?

206:49>> No.

206:49>> Cuz that's a dark place. So that there's so many layers to Pizzagate that they tried to cover up intentionally for very good reason.

206:55>> Well, how about the logos? Well, the thing is I I avoid and the way in and way I've talked about it, I've avoided all the symbols and logos and even some of the pizza stuff because I think there's so much more ripe clear evidence that is way more powerful. And James Alfons's Instagram account is a great example where >> can you find it online?

207:13>> So you cannot find it on Instagram anymore. It's only been archived onto other sites which is kind of sketchy because it's like how do I know you're not adding photos and stuff? So I >> Alphantis says what race? Hey, I don't know, bro. I don't know. I don't know.

207:26You kind of have to dig and dig and dig and cross reference over and over and over to make sure that you're getting sort of like the consensus because everyone watched as it happened. So people like Liz Croen, people like Alex like they saw these things come out and they you can find plenty of different archives of all of James Alphons's Instagram posts and they're things like photos of children with their arms taped to tables and the and the caption is looks like a fun time. And then people that >> Nicole knows how it is. You got to put Podesta emails into web. Yeah, we do >> have always been commenting on his post.

207:56Like the people that are interacting with his posts all the time have even weirder Instagrams where it's like kill room and there's a coffin that's open and things like that. There's like a po a photo of like a walk-in freezer and it's like man looks like you've been having a fun weekend. Things like that that are just super dark and a bunch of babies and a bunch of symbolism, a bunch of children and it's all photos on their Instagram in plain day like daylight and they all got scrubbed obviously. Jesus Christ.

208:22>> And that's not to mention Podesta's art collection and the Marina Abramovich connections. It goes on and on and on and on and on.

208:28>> What's up, dude?

208:29>> And we're talking about the Clintons with the Haiti scandals, with the cocaine in Arkansas. It's like the the thing is that we sound crazy. I sound crazy to someone that doesn't do their own research because you just start there's so many layers of like cra people mentioning Cabbat Phillips's tattoo.

208:47Pretty interesting tattoo you got there, Kat. crazy [ __ ] that's happened with some of these people. Yeah. That if you don't know the history of a person like Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, >> it's really easy to think, oh, that's just so insane that you would think that they would be involved in it. And first of all, they frame it in the articles about Pizzagate. They say Hillary Clinton was the mastermind of a global pedophile sex trafficking ring all headquartered in this pizza shop, which is not what anyone ever claimed.

209:15>> Right. So, as soon as you can discredit that, you discredit the whole thing.

209:18classic frame job which Nancy Pelosi explains very well where you make a false claim and you say that's what they're saying and then you discredit the false claim.

209:27>> Yep.

209:28Yep.

209:31Yeah. It was a party and we got into all kinds of taboo topics and we got we got all kinds of push back. It was so obvious they attack the person, not the argument. They address people you've associated with, not the evidence you've cited. They discredit what you did not say instead of engaging with what you did say. It's over. The red pill has gone mainstream. We are waking up.

209:55Or organized crime groups. It's not like it's literally a cabal of shadowy dudes around one table. It is just an alignment of many different interests, different families, different corporations, different bankers or organized crime groups, all sort of playing games for power. And these guys have that much power and those guys have that much power. and interests tend to align like the general vibe in the corporations will probably align with the vibe of the bankers and their vibe will probably align a fair bit with some of this organized crime stuff and we'll fund this terrorist organization Mujahaden until it's not convenient

210:27anymore and then we'll actually use them as a pathy to go to war because there's terrorists over there god damn it it's not there do be terrorists over there ain't that the truth ain't that the truth and then we get this massive Ian Carol is funded by Qar push. Still waiting on your proof. Where's your evidence that we're all funded by Qar?

210:50Where's the evidence that we're all funded by Qar?

210:54We're still waiting, Max. Still waiting.

210:57Waiting for the receipts on that Qatari funding. AOL, we're waiting on the receipts about Qatari funding.

211:06the uh the Israeli propaganda has gotten more and more obvious and I know we all know it.

211:12And one of my favorite things that happened all year was this video that I think I don't know if Naja Fox was the account that first made it.

211:24My computer's freaking out. I got too many tabs open.

211:31But this is like one of my favorite things ever.

211:34and perfectly summarizes where we were at in March.

211:50Have you guys seen this yet?

211:54Have you seen this yet?

212:24I actually measured my >> All right.

212:28Yeah. Whoever made the captions for that, they they nailed it pretty [ __ ] good. They summed it up pretty damn right.

212:36Not a bad job. I have that [ __ ] saved to my phone.

212:43One of the primary tactics used by Israeli government propaganda is to smear any criticism of the government of Israel as an anti-Semitic criticism of all Jewish people. And it's like clearly not what's going on here when I'm speaking. But in many ways, I think the obvious place to start is just with the Balfford Declaration being written to the Rothschild banking family as essentially a deal being made during World War I in exchange [music] for something, right? And you can look into what that exchange is for, but you have to wonder how much do you have to do for Great Britain in order to be given a

213:11country. And when you are the banking empire that has been ruling Europe, you know, de facto for 150 or more years, you got to imagine that you can do a lot in order to get a country given to you.

213:21And so Rothschild did some stuff during World War I and they got this letter saying, "We promise we will give you that land to [music] form the state of Israel." And Zion has been going on before that, but that sort of kicks things off and they start moving people in and they But it costs a lot of money to found a country, especially when there's already people living there that don't want you to found that country.

213:39One of the >> It's a lot of work. It's a lot of work.

213:41Shout out to Robert Breedlove um with What is Money podcast. That was a fun interview. Fun time.

213:51And last last little reminder about the Epstein Files.

213:55I don't know why no one's saying it, but we don't actually need the Epstein Files. Fan Bondi has thoroughly disgraced herself by promising a whole bunch of [ __ ] and after weeks from any of it. Somehow she was dumb enough to think that 200 pages was like all the Epstein documents. Like >> girl, have you ever been on the internet? I'll I'll show you where the Epstein files are. See, look. Julie gave you the link right there. vault.fbi.go.

214:19gov. There's like 10,000 pages. There's blackouts all over them. Click on that link. It'll bring you here. See? Brings you here. There's all these different parts. When you go to them, look, 104 pages in this one. The first ones are always these indexes. And then everywhere where you see a rectangle, that's a blacked out redaction that we could have unredacted. Look, a whole page of redactions. That's crazy. Look, Rodriguez was the chauffeur, butler, house manager for blank at blank. Wonder what that says. Residence blank.

214:50Rodriguez worked for blank for approximately 6 months. Rodriguez stated that blank. Hm. That would probably be pretty useful if that was unredacted.

214:59According to Rodriguez, redacted. Look, Pam, a page that you could release. And there's all kinds of pages just like this. Hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of pages of documents like this already in the FBI vault online. There's handwritten notes from victim interviews like this. J Jeffrey Epste purchased ticket tickets to blank for holiday break exmas. Wonder what that means. Who picked her up? Man, this would sure be useful to have unredacted.

215:28Someone felt uncomfortable. Went home to blank. Jeffrey Epstein said blank and blank. Thought >> it's all to protect the victims, folks.

215:36It's all to protect the victims.

215:39>> Thought that meant he would pay for what? Talk to blank and blank number. We are in March. Yes. Gez, this page seems to be clearly discussing more plans to travel with them, probably to the island. And all of that is from an interview conducted by essay, meaning special agent blank. Um, and its subject was biographical file on blank. Who knows who it was? Gosh, sure would be useful. I mean, you could still even protect the victim's identity and just fill in some of the gaps. If the DOJ was at all serious about doing anything about this, there are infinite leads that they could currently be chasing

216:14down to actually bring people to justice. People that are still alive and still engaging in these activities cuz these activities are still being engaged. And you know what? You don't even need to go to the FBI files to start bringing down the big fish. I got one for you right here. Meet Lesie Wexner, the bankroll behind the entire Epstein operation. Homeboy is the CEO of three different prominent companies. And I just want to point out that this was all a conspiracy theory. And then we got the files and Leslie Wexner was actually a co-conspirator that they were investigating before they stopped

216:52investigating. He's named, they failed to redact his name. It's right there in the files that he was one of the 10 suspected co-conspirators.

217:02and then nothing happened that have been operating sex trafficking rings that have now >> but we've been talking about him all along.

217:07>> But just so we're clear, he is still scot-free living in Ohio doing old mob boss [ __ ] on his 336 acre super mega mansion. It's worth $47 million. He's doing great. That's $47 million of human trafficking money. And in case you've never read one under blackmail, let me give you a little bit of details about Leslie Wexner from this book by Whitney Webb. Seriously, Pam Bondi could just read this book and she could bring down like 10 human traffickers tomorrow. In 1990, as previously mentioned, Epstein had become head of the Wexner investment company and Wexner's top money manager, ousting his predecessor, Harold Levan. A

217:45year later, in July 1991, Wexner had handed near complete control of his affairs over to he actually kicked his own mom out of the company, too, in order to let Jeffrey Epste take over.

217:55That's how much he liked Jeffrey Epste in a farreaching power of attorney document. This is big. The document, among other powers, gave Epstein the ability to ask, demand, suer, recover, collect, and receive all sums of money on Wexner's behalf, as well as take over, buy, sell, or transfer property, tangible or intangible. That's insane.

218:17That means that Jeffrey Epstein could buy and sell Leslie Wexner's companies at will. He could manage all of his money and assets at will. And this power of attorney is significant because it means that Epstein could engage in these activities without Wexner's knowledge following the signing of this document.

218:33Thus, after this point and up until the 2000s, it is hard to know what decisions of Wexner's may have been made solely by Epstein. And that's the strategy piece is Wexner uses this as a shield to say that he had nothing to do with it. He got fooled by plausible deniability.

218:53It's baked into the cake. Epstein Aussie that Leslie Wexner's other giant fashion brand Abberrombian Fitch was also running a sex trafficking ring targeting boys. This just broke this year when the CEO got arrested and charged. Just couldn't help this tidbit.

219:10Under the leadership of CEO Mike Jeff, Abberrombie and Fitch underwent a meteor rise focusing on teen fashion and specifically the good-looking cool kids, as in all the little boys that Mike liked to [ __ ] So in 1988, Lesie Wexner's company, The Limited, bought.

219:28>> We got a lot more unhinged in 2025. We we stopped censoring ourselves. We stopped dancing around the issues. We just started saying it.

219:35>> It is what it is, which is also Hollister. And then he immediately put in Mike Jeff as CEO. Mike Jeff was Leslie's guy. I'm sure that is just a coincidence. Oh yeah. And then the company launched a children's product line, Abbercrombie Kids. Hooray. And now when you search for this information, it's come out that Mike Jeff is gonna take uh what is it? Dementia as his excuse. He's had dementia all this and it worked. He got off scot-free.

220:04Dementia. Can't try him. Sorry. Insanity time that he was raping boys. We should probably just let him off.

220:10>> That actually happened this year. I'm sure Leslie Wexner had dementia for the 30 plus years that he was bankrolling all of these gigantic human trafficking sex scandal blackmail rings. Not to mention when he founded the Wexner Heritage Foundation, the Lex the Wexner Foundation, all these foundations that are specifically about empowering Israel and advocating for Israel's international interests. Oh, what's up, Gigi? That's not to mention when he founded the Mega Group, which by all indications was a group, a conglomerate of very powerful, specifically Jewish billionaires that was devoted to

220:43somewhat belowboard operations to promote Israel. espionage.

220:48Back to a few more gems from Whitney Webb. Former Israeli intelligence official Ari Benashi, so he's an ex-made spy, alleged that Epstein sexual blackmail operation was created at Israel's behest specifically to blackmail President Bill Clinton. Ben Manashi specifically said the following.

221:06This is the quote up there. Um, but this part that Whitney added is more concise.

221:11As previously mentioned in chapter 6, Israel had allegedly been behind the effort to blackmail President Carter through his brother Billy Carter. It is also worth operation is believed to have been set up in 1991, the same year the mega group was created by Epste's closest associate Lesie Wexner. Also right when Epste started managing all of his money. Also right when they bought up Abberrombie and Fitch and started a trafficking ring in Abbercrombie and Fitch as well. And oh my god, it's just a conspiracy. These are just madeup opinions by Whitney Webb. She's just a conspiracy theorist.

221:43Like, you don't even have any evidence.

221:45Yeah, I don't know. Maybe. But these are the sources cited for just that single chapter about Leslie Wexner's philanthropy. That's one chapter. All of those are sources that you can check yourself. So, Pam Bondi, it's really cute that you're doing all these media appearances and pretending to care and pretending to show be transparent with the American public, but we see through it. And if you were really here to bring criminals to justice, to stop human trafficking, to save the kids that are [snorts] being trafficked by the tens, hundreds of thousands to this day in America, you have endless places to start. And you

222:23could start by just going off of any of the publicly available information about all of Jeffrey Epstein's many co-conspirators and just going and poking around. Maybe do an interview, maybe ask a few questions. But something tells me that if the Epstein files implicate Israel, which they do, we're probably not gonna get them from Pam.

222:48And all along all the Israel shills were saying, "This is a conspiracy theory.

222:53You're crazy. You don't have any evidence."

222:57Cue the actual documents clearly filling in the gaps. Cue the Ahood Barack emails clearly filling in the gaps.

223:06And turns out that Pam Bondi didn't even need to do an investigation. She already had 10 co-conspirators in the exact files that she already had that we now have. And Leslie Wexner was in them labeled as a suspected co-conspirator.

223:20She didn't even need to read Whitney Webb's book to know.

223:25She could have just read her own damn files.

223:28But alas, that ain't what Pam Bondi's here for.

223:34So, what else happened in the news in March?

223:38Well, the Gaza ceasefire fell apart.

223:41Didn't last very long because Israel started air striking Palestinians in Gaza, killing hundreds of them.

223:48Surprise.

223:53They killed [clears throat] a bunch more journalists.

223:58Surprise.

224:02And then Trump launched a nice little attack in Yemen. You know, the the peace president just started bombing more people. That was great.

224:13This is when the uh signal chat started getting leaked and that whole debacle started.

224:20Pete Hegath came under fire.

224:28You know, all the MAGA people were like, "Yeah, this is great. This is great.

224:36Meg is five beers in right now, chilling." We love you, Meg.

224:45[laughter] It is Friday, y'all. It is Friday. You do you, Meg. We got you. I got a whole stream for you. We're going to try to get Meg into her second 12-pack by the end of this.

224:56The whole signal chat debacle happened, leaking all the war plans, everyone that was in on it.

225:13It almost looks like it was intentional in some way. If you really put on your tin foil, it almost looks like it was intentional to set JD up as the peace guy.

225:22I'm a little suspicious of them to this day.

225:28Russia took over a significant portion of Ukraine.

225:34This source isn't as cool as I thought it was. We're not going to hunt it down.

225:40Trade dispute with the United States has come into fruition.

225:42>> Yeah, we're not going to listen to you.

225:46[clears throat] Canada and the US started beefing over tariffs in March. The terrorists kept on rolling and rolling and not exactly doing what we were told they were going to do.

226:00And lastly, France continued its epic [ __ ] show of a political situation with sentencing Marine Le Pen.

226:19But we're not gonna get any further into France than Breijg Mcronone's junk tonight because we're behind and we ain't got time for that mess. [snorts] And it's about time that we take a quick snack break. I'm going to get some sushi. And in the meantime, where is it?

226:43Where? Oh, where? There it is.

226:48I was rolling into April.

226:53April I went on Candace Owens's podcast and that is what set off me hosting her show while she was on maternity leave which set off a whole bunch more [ __ ] And so we're going to cue this one up real quick while I go down and grab some sushi, grab some water, and I'll be right back.

227:15has taken in for a long time and I still sometime I entertain the idea that yeah technology is coming regardless we will march on um and you know you could have a horrible person in charge of that transformation or you could have a good person in charge of that transformation Elon has done an exceptional job politically speaking of branding himself as the good technocrat as the technocrat you can trust as the one that's for free speech at all costs though he's not and the one that like founded all his own companies and he's amazing but actually he didn't actually do the work to found a lot of those companies like it's not

227:46exactly clear how brilliant his mind is at in those companies. And the thing that actually really started to wake me up to it ironically is the video game scandal that he had where have you even realized that Elon was faking that he was the number like top 10 video gamer at the hardest video game in the world.

228:02There's this whole scandal. It's fake and it's obviously fake and people exposed it at length online that clearly he didn't know what he was talking about. He didn't know how >> slow this down because people might not have I just recently heard from someone on my team about how he was the number one gamer. So slow this down.

228:16>> Exceptionally hard video game. The kind of video game that and and I'm not super familiar with this video game, but I used to play a lot of video games and it's the kind of video game that people will play thousands of hours just to be able to beat the third boss out of 30 or something. I'm making numbers up, but it's like an insanely hard video game.

228:30And so it's highly prestigious. And he came like he was in the top of the leaderboards worldwide. Um, and then this other video game, Diablo IV, I think it was, same thing, top of the leaderboards. But then he started live streaming it and people realized that he didn't even know basic things like about how this item works and about the strategy of how you do this like this movement thing to get the and it was became everyone was like, "Wait a minute, this is not a top video game player playing this game." And then they dug in more and it it came out that basically the entire thing was was a fake. and and the fact that that you

229:01would construct some fake characterization of you as some top video gamer, which obviously you don't have the time to be the top video game player of this multi,000 hour type of difficulty game while you're running six companies. That's a ridiculous >> I wish you hadn't told me this because my conspiracy theory like where my brain goes naturally with him is that it's all too impossible.

229:23running the number one gamers.

229:30And then I read this rand none of this makes any sense and like we're just being told that he does do all of this stuff, but what if it's like actually like no, the government created all of that stuff and then they just handed it to Elon Musk to be the face of it so that people would be just adoring him and allow him to do whatever it was and allow him to get in there as if as if he's just like a player working for somebody else. And I didn't want to lean into that. But I I genuinely just go there's not enough hours in the day for all the things that we're supposed to believe Elon Musk is doing. He was able

229:57to just leave all of these three big companies.

229:59>> Baby mama drama all over the place.

230:01>> All over the place. And then also I just find him to be quite volatile in terms of his treatment of people. Like even the Ashley St. Clair thing. And I'm going >> to lead successful businesses you can't be like that.

230:13>> You have to be able to get along, take a little bit of criticism, right? You mean we and I think Steve Bannon hit the nail on the head when he said you can't take any criticism [snorts] and as soon as someone upsets him he's like locking out your accounts over HP1 visas. It's like dude can't we just have like a debate about HB1 visas?

230:28>> I thought this is the free speech platform.

230:30>> Yes. And suddenly he got very weird about it. And so now what you're saying is that was faked. Like that's >> the video game one was was faked. Yeah.

230:42>> Yeah. Facts. Facts.

230:46It was a It was a banger podcast.

230:48And around this time was also when all the reporting of Elon Musk doing a bunch of drugs was coming out.

230:56And uh spoiler alert, if you didn't know, they're all doing a bunch of drugs. They're all doing the nose candy.

231:02They're all They're all getting high.

231:04They're all having a good time. They're rich.

231:07Who are you to tell the rich not to have a good time? Obviously, we need Elon Musk and Fortnite. I don't know what the [ __ ] you're talking about.

231:18Is that supermarket sushi? It is HB sushi, homie. [snorts] Um, but while while we um take a quick snack break, I want to cue something up for us to watch together. While we take [snorts] a snack break and I hear that James Lee just put out a really good piece about the Somaly fraud story. Of course, James Lee is digging deeper than the mainstream narrative. I bet he is.

231:46>> Israel have explored.

231:48>> Let's If you don't know about James Lee, 5149, James is the man. Give him a follow. Give him a like. James about to break down the whole Somali fraud story for us while we take a quick snack break. Then we'll get into your comments. We'll get into the supers for a minute before we move on to April. But remember, it's a marathon, folks, not a sprint. Stay hydrated. Eat your food.

232:09Drink your water or your beer, Meg. It's all good, dog.

232:17>> There's also a Gaza related angle.

232:18Earlier this year, it was reported that the US and Israel have explored Somaliand as a potential destination for displaced Palestinians from Gaza.

232:26>> And bingo. That is why we've been hearing so much about Somalian fraud in Minnesota. It seems to be all coordinated. Happy New Year everybody.

232:36Today is the first day of 2026, my man.

232:39And we are actually going to dig into the most viral story that ended 2025.

232:44The alleged Somali daycare fraud in Minnesota exposed by YouTube journalist Nick Shirley. Let's take a listen.

232:51>> Here in Minnesota, massive fraud is taking place within the government and the Somali population. here. This building alone qual and remember we we heard who was it that we were told was offered money to repost Nick Shirley content. Who was it that chat said had just alleged that they were offered money to repost Nick Shirley? Was it Clint from Liberty Lockdown? Right. So keep that in mind.

233:19>> The learning center is a daycare yet they spelled learning wrong and they said learing. This daycare alone in 2025 has received $1.9 million from the government. And the strange things about these child care centers is there's no one here right now. Oh my gosh. Let's get enraged. Everyone get emotional.

233:43You need to know this. It's such an easy story to understand. Even even all of you [ __ ] could understand this story.

233:50Obviously, >> it's midday on a weekday. And if you were to try to go inside, it's completely closed and the windows are all blacked out. No one's working.

234:00Midday. Children should be in here. And this place is licensed for 99 children.

234:05And this is the outside. There's no windows, no nothing. And like I said, they literally spelled the word wrong on their sign. This is open and blatant fraud taking place here inside of Minnesota. The government is complicit with this and this is just one of the hundreds of child daycare centers here inside of Minneapolis being ran by the Somali population.

234:26>> That's right.

234:28>> So the question is, do you think Nick Shirley knows the part that he may be playing in this thing or do you think he's unwitting because that's very possible too.

234:38>> According to Nick Shirley, the Somali population in Minnesota is up to no good. According to Shirley and his team, they uncovered $110 million of fraud in one day. Uh, all from these alleged Somali run fake daycare centers. Now, normally I'd be like, hell yeah, discovering fraud, taking down, exposing fraudulent waste and abuse. I'm all about that. But there's something weird and bizarre that's going on here. I think there's potentially a problem and it's triggered by the fact that the highest levels of government already knew about this fraud because it had already been reported weeks before by

235:21the US attorney that fraud in Minnesota exceeded $9 billion.

235:28$9 billion. That's a whole lot of fraud compared to what was it? Nick Shirley talked about $110 million. $9 billion.

235:36We're talking about a small fraction but focusing specifically on the Somali community. And then you have the amplification of this story which isn't necessarily organic. So you have to kind of wonder why this story is getting so much airplay if it's just a small fraction of that $9 billion fraud, right? You have people like Elon Musk, uh, Vice President JD Vance, Attorney General Bambondi, all amplifying this story that's centered around specifically the Somali community. I'm not discounting that the fraud exists within the Somali community, but is the focus, is the amplification making us feel a certain way or trying to make us

236:17feel a certain way about the Somali community? That's the question. Because Shirley's video mega viral, 134 million views on X alone. Once again, why are they so focused on fraud in this particular community? And another question that I found information for that is very, very interesting is where did this information even come from in the first place?

236:41>> So, Israeli reporters are now claiming that MSAD is solely responsible for uncovering the Somalian fraud cases in Minnesota. How is the Israeli Mossad related to the recent corruption that was discovered in Minnesota? You're not going to believe it, but there actually is a substantial connection and it runs through the Israeli prime minister office. I'll start from the end. Israel just established relationships with Somali land which is not Somalia. But the backstory to the whole Minnesota corruption story is that much of those funds and again I think the initial number they came out is about $9 billion

237:05again this is crazy American taxpayer money of let's say 15 billion that they imagine were uh stolen or misdiverted from public funds. About 9 billion of those were sent back to support terrorism or what they would call the Muslim Brotherhood actions. And this is tied into Qatar and Israel of course was behind the scenes and I know people love these conspiracies in leaking some of the information that is responsible or related to the funding of terrorism using that exact money. So the fact that Israeli Prime Minister Nathaniel has a phone call and recognizes Somali land is tied into Qatar uh being a supporter of

237:28the Muslim Brotherhood tied into the Somali funds that were stolen in Minnesota funding terrorism in the Middle East. That is a story that came out right now. It really blows my mind how global terrorism works, but it's such an amazing thing that it was uncovered and I'm sure there's more news to come on this topic. Okay. So, evidently this is not a story just about uh domestic fraud. This is a story that the Israeli MSAD has now given us that has unveiled to us this international terrorist operation that is unfolding before our eyes. They tell us that federal counterterrorism sources confirm that millions of dollars in stolen funds

238:05have been sent back to Somalia where they ultimately landed in the hands of the terror group Alshabaab.

238:13As one confidential source puts it, the largest funer of al-Shabaab is the Minnesota taxpayer. Is that information true? I don't know. Uh but the one thing that I do know for sure that the timing of this story becoming such a huge mega viral story is quite apppropo considering what that reporter that Israeli reporter was talking about and how Israel just became the first country to recognize Somali land. And what does that mean? Let's take a listen.

238:45>> Does anyone know what Somaliand is really? said US President Donald Trump after Israel became the first country in the world to recognize the self-proclaimed republic in Eastern Africa. Somaliand is a small territory in the Horn of Africa that broke off from Somalia in 1991. It has its own government and elections and has been largely stable, but until now, no country has officially recognized it except for Taiwan, which is an unrecognized country itself. Over 20 countries criticized Israel's recognition of Somali land. So why does Somaliand even matter? It sits on the Gulf of Aiden, one of the world's most

239:16important shipping routes, home to US, Chinese, and European military bases, and across from Yemen. That matters even more now, since the >> You see where this is going?

239:30Y'all see where this is going?

239:32>> As the war began on Hamas's October 7 attack, the Iranbacked Houthies in Yemen have filed hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel and attacked shipping in the Red Sea, prompting Israeli air strikes in Yemen. that has raised the strategic value of Somaland's coastline.

239:46There's also a Gaza related angle.

239:48Earlier this year, it was reported that the US and Israel have explored Somaliand as a potential destination for displaced Palestinians from Gaza.

239:55>> And bingo. That is why we've been hearing so much about Somalian fraud in Minnesota. It seems to be all coordinated. You know, if you're thinking, why is everybody talking about these daycare centers that are run by Somali in Minnesota? Well, it could be that the powers that be have inserted that story into our algorithms because it has certain geopolitical implications for them that have nothing to do with their domestic interests. specifically by focusing in on a story that essentially paints Somali as bad people.

240:30The idea here, I think, could be that it it will weaken Somalia's image amongst Americans and other Westerners and make it easier to support the split of this other newly created nation of Somali land, a nation, by the way, that only Israel recognizes. Now, according to Somali intelligence, Somali land has accepted three Israeli conditions in exchange for Israeli recognition. One is the resettlement of Palestinians. Two, the establishment of an Israeli military base on the coast of the Gulf of Aiden, and Somali land joining the Abraham Accords. Well, isn't that a lovely and convenient development for the state of

241:09Israel that they get somewhere to dump the Palestinians? They also gain a critical and strategic military base and they create an ally in the region that did not exist before. But of course, they would ideally like to get the US on board as well. Uh including the American people who have been very quickly turning on Israel. So maybe they get a resident independent journalist who maybe isn't so independent, if you read what this story is all about, uh to do a I visited the Israel Gaza border with the last mayor of Gaza. Full documentary. We [clears throat] stood where Hamas launched his attacks. We saw

241:53the destruction and the aftermath of October 7th. And the mayor breaks down the money trail to expose who profits from the war and who is funding the war.

242:04Interesting. Shirley. Shirley. Shirley.

242:07You can't be kidding me. early >> story that says Somalians >> sushi >> not saying fraud isn't happening here but you should probably think about who is going to benefit from this story this I think is a great thread from Sir Esganor that highlights some of these very interesting things about Nick Shirley right first thing he's Latter-day Saints okay not that there's anything wrong with the Mormon community but we do know for a fact that the intelligence communities really like recruiting ing from LDS. So that's one data point. And he also makes the interesting point that Nick Shirley's journalism seems to be a quoteg guided

242:46tour of pressure points in the system, right? He's somehow at the White House roundt on Antifa meeting with Trump.

242:56He's at all these anti-Trump protests.

242:58He gets mobbed by protesters. He's at an Antifa rally. He's at the Chicago ICE protest. He's at anti-Islam protests.

243:08He's at the US Mexican border documenting the quote unquote crisis.

243:13He's somehow also the first American to be allowed to film inside of the El Salvador SECOT prison. So on and so forth, right? If it happens that a quote unquote neutral interviewer who just happens to hit every friction point that drives the same agenda, surveillance, borders, prisons, predictive policing, and permanent emergency politics. Is that just a coincidence or is there some coordination happening here? He ends with a couple of interesting questions, right? Who is funding travels?

243:42>> Who's coordinating all this access that normal people do not have? And also, who is benefiting from all of this polarization? That last question should be a big focus because you should ask yourself, is the Nick Shirley piece about creating unity against fraud or is it about creating animosity against the Somalian population for whatever reason?

244:04The last thing I'll say is that this should be a huge lesson in media literacy because it was for me because when I first heard the story, I was like, "Yes, exposing fraud, uncovering fraud, love it." But the more I saw, the more things just didn't look quite right. That this didn't look like independent journalism because that's what I do. And there seems to be something in here that is unorganic, if I may. And there could be something much more insidious that is going on. But hey, that's just what I think. Let me know what your thoughts are in the comments section below. Do you think there's something more to this story

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245:07Everybody in the chat right now, if you're on YouTube especially, go open up a tab, go to James Lee, drop him a like.

245:12We just watched his video on stream. And we want to support James. And you all just watched it through my stream. So if you are on a computer, if you're on a phone, open up a little tab, go give James that like, boost him up, give him a thank you for his hard work. That was awesome. That was awesome journalism, James. Whoever recommended that video in the chat, you're a legend. That was perfect. That was exactly what we needed for me to get a little bit of sushi in.

245:37Shout out to James Lee. Total legend.

245:39Love that guy.

245:40[snorts] Reality is a sciop. Yeah, it is. You're dang straight.

245:46You are dang straight. So, it's crazy out here. Just saw that you were on Tucker. Haven't watched yet.

245:55Yeah, we've been here live streaming for four and a half hours almost and we're barely getting started.

246:01We're barely getting started. So, let's check in with the super chats. Let me get the super chats queued up over here.

246:09Keep keeping up with the super chats and then we'll roll into April, baby. Hey, we're almost a third of the way. We're almost a third of the way through the year, you know.

246:24Going to try to keep on checking off some of these tens. We'll scroll down.

246:28Actually, maybe we'll scroll up and we'll get some of the big ones.

246:32Darcy rant. My insurance just went from $900 a month to $2,400 a month. I literally think it is time to take the government down. They have done nothing but take. I just can't stand for this [ __ ] for another minute. That sucks, man. Yeah, I'm with you. F that.

246:49Kleptocracy. That's what we live in is a kleptocracy.

246:53[snorts] The republic has fallen. It's owned by a bunch of pedos, bunch of kleptos, bunch of scumbags.

247:03F that. Clarissa, thanks for gifting those subs. Appreciate it.

247:08Bruce Lee, there's a YouTube video about 15 years old. It's a Jew named Barbara Spectre. She outlines what is planned.

247:15They will bring third world migrants into the West. When the West falls, they will take over. Yeah, this has been known for a long time. And a lot of the old conspiracy theory heads have been talking about it for a long time. And if you know where to look, you can find it.

247:30Yes, indeed.

247:33Yes, indeed. I'm going to look that up.

247:35I might have seen this Barbara Spectre video you're talking about.

247:40Logan, great [ __ ] Ian question everything for real. Tip your bud tenders. I don't got bud tenders no more, but I'll tip my bartenders.

247:49Thanks, homie. But yes, if you do got a bud tender, you tip them. As an ex-service service industry dude, always a supporter of tipping the service industry. Jasper with the big hundred.

248:00Thank you, Jasper. I work for M A, Department of Transportation, and I see possible changes on the way. I am a whistleblower and they are have been heavily investigated for the last two years. Hell yeah, let's go. Shout out to the whistleblowers. Thanks for doing it.

248:15Thanks for doing the heavy lifting.

248:16Thanks for taking on the risk. Thanks for standing up. We need more people like it. Thanks for the support. I appreciate it.

248:24At Ocrux A Media, zerorav media, God the Father gave us prayers to say to mitigate the effects of upcoming tsunamis and volcanic eruptions. Prayer is the tiny nerve that moves God's mighty hand. Amen. Amen. Let's all pray for goodness this year. Um, pray for goodness and prepare for the worst evil you've ever seen.

248:47We're ready. Bring it on. Do your worst.

248:49Satan [snorts] VB, thank you for the big $50 donation.

248:54And Stacy, thanks for the giant hundred sub gift over on Twitch. You're a total legend. Stacy just out here getting wild. Can you vibe code a timeline feature to use in your web so we can share timelines? Also, pro tip from for from free Brit. When commentary when commenters list you and other creators as a team, be sure to denote your independence or face the lawsuits as a group later. Oh, it's good to know.

249:19Yeah, Britain knows all about it. Um, yes, I do want to build in timeline features. There's a lot of complexity when you start looking at the actual mechanics of coding in inapp features that need to be workable with lots of different documents and lots of different types of stuff. But it's coming. Yeah, and we're gonna be building in features left and right for that exact kind of stuff. Any feature you could imagine me wanting, I'm going to try to put it in. Great suggestion.

249:45And yes, in case anybody needed to know, I am completely independent and no one else represents my views and I don't represent anyone else's views. I don't work with nobody. Ian, [snorts] thank you so much for talking about all these issues. I've lived in LA all my life and those fires this year were some troubling times. Thank you for all you do. Truly grateful to have found your channel. Keep up the good fight. Thank you. And uh condolences to any loss and hardship during those fires. That was crazy. I was actually there that month and it was wild. Um we got questions. One way Moadishu 2 MSP $800 $1,700 none under $1,200 through

250:23November 25. Somali GDP $600 a year $900 plus for Somali land 13.4 4 billion US aid to Israel in 6 months. 3.58 billion unttracked or 3.5 years of unttracked ammunitions in December 17th, 2025.

250:39Pentagon report. I don't know what all that means, but I know it's [ __ ] sketchy. Yeah. And now that this whole Somali land story is popping up, I'm going to have to dig into it and look at what the hell's going on. [snorts] And thanks for the donation. D Brown Grumpy, thank you.

250:54[clears throat] War is a racket. You're damn straight. it. Uh, Smemedley, I appreciate you stayed out of the Mitch drama. I enjoy Baron, Nate, and Candace.

251:01I can't recall them ever directly slandering each other. It's like people want them to be against each other.

251:05Who'd do a thing like that? Who would? I don't know. Yeah, I'm staying out of it.

251:09Um, I'll let, you know, the Mitch diggers dig into the Mitch. I'll let the Mitch proponents put Mitch up. Um, I'm not too stressed about it. I'm just sitting back and watching and learning an awful lot about the media space while I do it. learning an awful lot about the various people that are up there that are telling stories that are in the alternative media while we're doing it.

251:31A lot of masks are coming off and I'm just trying to figure out the truth and the truth is that Charlie Kirk was not shot by a 306. So you can start there and you can pretty much wind up wherever you want to go.

251:44[snorts] I am super excited about your library/coding development. Will you be incorporating Mike Benz and other interviews like Tucker, Sean Ryan, Redacted, Wif Files, Rogue, and Interviews and Podcast. Thanks for all your hard work. Um, yeah, it's hard to say exactly what will be included in the version that we give out versus what will be included in the version that you can download for yourself. Um, really the version you download for yourself will basically just be like an open source book that you can put whatever you want into. Um, but we are planning on putting a version of the YouTube

252:11transcript situation into the um into the online portal that we're going to build, but it does require us to like go and download all these transcripts, which is a shitload of work. So, [snorts] Ian, glad I found you. Play a play a play. Yo yo yo yo yo. Jamie Burlington, what up Burlington? I don't know if that's your last name or if that's a place, but thanks Jamie.

252:39Moderator Marcy, it's 2026 and we already got an Ian Carol overload.

252:44Tucker Carlson and a marathon stream all in one day. The only thing that would make this new year better would be a surprise Candace Owens collab. Yeah, I think Candace is going to take her full week off. I think she's going to take her break and enjoy it. That's my guess.

252:55But you never know, you know, never say never. Uh we're definitely starting off with a bang. I did not know that the Tucker interview was dropping today and a Tommy G interview dropped uh yesterday, I believe. So yeah, there is all kinds of Ian Carol content out there for you if you would like right now. Um, just doing what we do. Just talking [ __ ] Talking [ __ ] and not caring about all these rich [ __ ] [snorts] Oh, that's an interesting quote. Truth is not objective. Opinion is. It's an interesting one to think about. What Tucker interview? Uh, I did a sit down with with Tucker Carlson. We talked all

253:32about the Vegas shooting and it's live now on YouTube and everywhere else and it's probably a total freaking banger. I know it's a banger. I just haven't actually watched the actual thing yet.

253:43But um it was a ton of fun and [snorts] Florida was nice and um I'm very proud of how the interview went down and how like how we wound through the story of the Las Vegas shooting sort of on like one level at a time going deeper and deeper and deeper because it's such a complicated story that to to talk it through without having like the time to slow down and show sources on screen and stuff is a real undertake. taking and I think we did a pretty good job of talking it through slowly and piece by piece and sort of building the story uh as we went. Uh I think it went very well.

254:28Thank you for your sterling efforts on your podcast and for your generous support of Baron Coleman. You're the best. Happy New Year. Oh dude, Baron's the [ __ ] Easy to support Baron. It's easy to support good content. No problem. Um supporting Baron is like the easiest decision on the planet. He's the [ __ ] What did I miss? Happy New Year.

254:44Well, you missed about what? Five hours, four and a half hours of live stream.

254:47But don't worry because we got another four and a half, eight and a half, 12, I don't know. We're going all night. We'll probably be here till midnight central time. So, yeah, just buckle up, [snorts] strap in, pour a beer, whatever you got.

255:00Whatever you got. We're going strong. We are now ready to dive into April.

255:06Ready to dive into April.

255:09Um, oh, my eyes are hurting though. Bright lights and screens and [ __ ] [snorts] Oh boy. Um, but I did set up a backup camera in case our main camera overheats today because we're going to go for so long that uh if we overheat, we'll be good to go. [snorts] Um, what do I need to do? I need to prep this. Move the super chats out of the way.

255:36Give me a moment while we reorganize over here.

255:42and we'll load up a little video while I get organized because America has >> April.

255:51Are we in April?

255:54Oh, I put May up. Did I put May up?

255:59We're not in May yet. We're supposed to be in April.

256:03That is May.

256:05There's Wait, that's not April.

256:10Oh, that is April. Yeah, we were prepping. We were prepping with the Candace Owens podcast.

256:20I know what we got.

256:23We left off with March with me going on Joe Rogan and all of the Israel screeching that came thereafter. Dave Smith followed me closely after on Joe Rogan and absolutely obliterated it. Did a great job debating Douglas Murray. Um, [ __ ] just started to heat up hard in March about Israel and about Jeffrey Epstein and the whole conversation just started rolling down the hill really fast.

256:53And then we all got these absolute bangers from our boy Douglas Murray.

257:02>> At least do the courtesy of visiting it.

257:04Have you been to the crossing points? I really resent that form of argumentation.

257:09>> When were you last there at all?

257:10>> Sure.

257:10>> I really resent it.

257:12>> You should at least do the courtesy of visiting it.

257:14>> This is not an attractive invitation.

257:16>> I think it's a good idea to see stuff, particularly if you spend a career talking about something.

257:21>> I have the right to talk about whatever the hell I want, and no one's going to stop me or try to intimidate me. And I think that if I said to somebody else the other way round, it would be equally reprehensible.

257:31I have a journalistic rule of trying never to talk about a country even in passing unless I've at least been there.

257:36>> If I said shut up, you have no right to criticize anything that Douglas Murray says because >> hang on, you're talking about crossing points and not only have you never been to a crossing point in either Egypt or in Israel, but you've never even been to the region.

257:48>> Okay, it's not an exact comparison, but is that is that a reasonable form of argument?

257:54>> No. In that case, nobody can talk about anything. I got to rewatch this thing.

257:59>> Go home and isolate our [ __ ] too.

258:02>> If you're insisting that you're an expert of some kind or not claiming you're an expert but still talking about it, >> if you've never seen any of this going on, >> I mean, there are some people who've written about I mean, there are people who've written about the Holocaust who didn't experience the Holocaust and have written about it better than people who did.

258:20>> But that is a different matter. Or did they >> from spending an or long amount of time [clears throat] talking about an issue in a region you haven't even had the courtesy to visit whilst developing all of these views about it. This this this idea that the lived experience has to triumph over everything else is is not always correct.

258:44>> Should at least know what it is, what the territory is, what the the situation is in the region. There's an irony to this, but let's skate over the irony.

258:52[laughter] >> What an epic edit, right? Am I right?

258:57Like, man, man, that gets me excited for web.

259:02That gets me excited to load the shills into web.

259:08Have you ever been there?

259:14Yeah. But if you're going to interview historians of the conflict or historians in general >> Mhm.

259:20>> why would you get somebody like Ian Carol or >> Yeah. But Ian Carol I didn't bring him on for that purpose. I brought him on because I want to find out like how does one get involved in the whole conspiracy theory business because his whole thing is just conspiracies.

259:33>> Sure.

259:33>> You know >> but do you have any uh I mean there's been a tilt in the conversation in both conversations in the last couple of years. It was funny because then Douglas Murray wrote an article all about me and Dave Smith and stuff and he obviously mistook my work for I think Dave Smith's work for a totally different person's work and was like talking about me but talking about someone else's career while trying to like straw man character assassinate me. It was like good journalism bud. Good job. It's all on the internet. You can look it up. Oh, Douggee. And it's largely to do with people who have appointed themselves

260:12experts who are not >> people who have appointed themselves experts who are not experts.

260:22Let's um let's just real quick peep the game.

260:28Not an expert in anything but sarcasm.

260:34Douggee. Douggee. UG, >> not experts.

260:39>> You mean like Ian? I don't think he appoints himself expert in anything.

260:42[laughter] >> Who's that other dude who thinks he's an expert on Churchill?

260:46>> Daryl.

260:47>> Oh, Daryl Cooper does not think he's an expert.

260:50>> In fact, I think it's everybody [snorts] else is always calling him an expert and he's like, I'm just a history.

260:54>> Have you [laughter] all remember this? This was this year.

261:00This was this year, dude.

261:05>> [laughter] >> an expert in mustache rides. Hey, no comment. [snorts] Um, but I'm definitely an expert in how much of a [ __ ] Sorry, I was about to say something rude that YouTube doesn't like.

261:19How much of a [ __ ] tool Douglas Murray is. We'll go with that. Yeah, I'm an expert in Douglas Murray sucking the D, but no, not really an expert in anything. I'm just a dude with a laptop and a computer and a whole bunch of energy drinks and a lot of [ __ ] questions actually.

261:42And let's just say that 2025 was a good year for asking questions.

261:48Not such a good year for establishment shills like Douglas Murray, but a pretty solid year for asking questions. Like, um, what the [ __ ] was this?

261:59What the [ __ ] was this?

262:02I wonder if it's still up. Nope. We're on to Merry Christmas now. They updated white house.gov with this like PR stunt, the lab leak, the true origins of COVID 19.

262:21And like it went kind of hard like it it kind of went into it. It talked about the lab leak.

262:30It talked about the the people behind it. It named some names. It made it look like they were going to go after Fouchy.

262:35They didn't, at least not yet.

262:39And it just kind of fits the same pattern of the entire year. The same pattern of Trump's entire presidency so far, which has been a whole bunch of blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.

262:52We're all waiting for the arrests.

262:56We're all waiting for the Nuremberg trials.

263:00But instead, you get the new ballroom.

263:04Instead, [clears throat] you get to fund Israel's wars.

263:08Instead, you get the gift of giving Israelis free healthcare with your tax dollars. That's what you get. Thank you very much.

263:21But co accountability n that's a little much.

263:30It was in the month of April that Virginia Defra [clears throat] passed away mysteriously.

263:46She had been in a really bad truck accident, I think, in March and had barely survived.

263:55And that wasn't suspicious at all because she was speaking up because Epstein documents were starting to come out.

264:03And then after surviving a freaking truck hitting her, totally by coincidence, she was over it. after fighting for years and years and years.

264:15She allegedly committed suicide.

264:19Now, she had been going through it. They had been absolutely putting her through it. They had made her life a living hell ever since the first day she spoke out.

264:29But a quick remembrance and arrest in peace to Virginia for the fight that she put up. She is in some ways single-handedly the reason why we have accountability today. in some ways, not just her. There's lots of other victims that spoke up and did a lot of brave things, but Virginia, she provided the photographic evidence that pulled Prince Andrew down and exposed him for what he is. And that's what got the story global attention.

264:59That's what got the story to go to 11.

265:03and her fight, her unending fight to expose it, to hold them accountable is largely what has gotten the story to where it is today.

265:15So, a huge rest in peace to Virginia [clears throat] and in honor of her memory and all the other victims, named and unnamed, known and unknown, the thousands and thousands of unknown victims of this ring, that's why we still talk about it.

265:33That is why we're not [ __ ] shutting up and we're not turning away and we're not getting distracted. And that's why in literally every month of our review, we're talking about Epstein.

265:47Maybe by the year of review in 2026, we can be talking about wood chippers and how well we used them.

265:55Obviously to chip wood. Obviously just to chip wood. That's what I'm referring to is like all the lumber that we're going to have. You got to do something with all that lumber. Otherwise, it'll gum up your yard.

266:10It'll make it hard to move around.

266:12Hard to get anything done with all this lumber hanging around in the government, clogging up our streets.

266:22This one is one of my favorite stories from this year, and I think it's one of the most underreported stories.

266:29And it's very telling.

266:32Graphite is a software solution capable of penetrating all popular communications applications including WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. This story broke in January mostly, continued to break in February, continued to break in March, and then I think I eventually picked it up in April, which are widely considered secure and encrypted. The entire Israeli cyber industry could collapse. Well, don't threaten me with a good time. If Paragon adheres to its ethical guidelines, it's unclear how dozens of noncriminal individuals ended up under surveillance. And the answer is because it's [ __ ] a mafia operation with the

267:11Vatican and the Israeli military intelligence and other intelligence agencies all getting in on it and they're just selling these services to the highest bidder. So, no [ __ ] A bunch of people that shouldn't be spied on are getting spied on. Duh. So, if you don't know the story, there was a small uh this happened in Italy and there was a small Italian like branch of their I I think it was like a kind of like a private contractor that was contracting with Italian police in Rome, I believe. and they were working out of a small office like tacked on to an official building and they were getting backdoor access to

267:58Israeli cyber tech hacking tech and they were plugged into Italy's like mainframe technology and accessing Italy's secure databases and their police files and their court system and all this corruption in Italy was running through it and they were getting they were selling files dossier on important people, on journalists, on politicians.

268:24And then it came out over time that they had been being visited by Israeli intelligence officials and that the technology was this technology called graphite which was funded by Ahood Barack and a bunch of unit 8200 people and it was Ahood Barack and Ahud Schneersonen who was the ex- head of unit 8200. They had founded graphite as the or rather they had founded Paragon who was the creator of graphite as the successor to um Pegasus which is the ones that developed uh the the Pegasus software could it could hack any phone, turn your phone on, control your phone, screenshot your phone, use your camera without you

269:09knowing. You didn't have to click. It was like the first major like zeroclick hack that was allegedly used in getting Jamal Kosigible but also lots of other journalists. Mexico used it prolifically um not in the right ways. [snorts] And this Paragon scandal in Italy was like a reiteration of that where it was based in Italy but it was global and they had very they were just selling its services left and right. And Ahoud Barack was one of the founders of the company that made the technology that was giving this technology to this little Israeli security firm.

269:47This these are the founders of Paragon.

269:50Ahood Schnearsen on the right, former IDF intelligence unit 8200 commander and he just happens to co-found this company with Ahood Barack, >> the ex-p prime minister, IDF chief and Jeffrey Epstein's good buddy. He was deeply involved in Epstein, cited with him many times, visited him many times.

270:12These two dudes founded Paragon. It was noted that quote since 2012, cyber related and intelligence projects that were previously carried out inhouse in the Israeli military and Israel's main intelligence arms are transferred to companies that in some cases were built for this exact purpose. Just to clarify, just to piss everyone off right now, Peter Teal is like JD Vance's number one backer. Peter Teal inspired JD Vance to become who he is today. Peter Teal hired JD Vance early on in his career at Myithil Capital. JD Vance owes everything that he is to Peter Teal, but it's obviously it's a private company.

270:58They just all happen to be exunit 8200 members. It's also worth mentioning that Jeffrey Epstein was a major funer of Peter Teal's Valor Ventures during funds two and three and probably four, maybe three and four and probably five, like maybe over half of the funding of Valor Ventures at the time. They were quite close. So like, stop being such a anti-semite, you bigot. I mean, I'm just being anti-DJ Jeffrey Epstein knight, not an anti-semite. like lots of great Jews out there, but none of them are Jeffrey Epstein. So, whatever they're doing, I'm not about it and I don't want it in my school system and I don't want

271:39it in my 911 system.

271:41The reason why I'm talking about your school system and your 911 system is because Reporty, previously known as Carbine 911, which is covered down here by Whitney Webb, was funded by Jeffrey Epste and Ahood Barack along with, you know, partnerships like Peter and Reporty along with a number of other Israeli tech firms are now integrated into our 911 response systems in America, into our school alert systems in America, school active shooter drills and things like that into our medical system, into our hospital networks. It's all Israeli tech and I'm sure it's all very secure and no one's spying on it. Not not at all. Not one

272:24bit. I guarantee it. It's everything that he is to Peter Tia. But it's obviously it's a private company. They just all happen to be exunit 8200 members. So like stop being such a semite. starts talking about what's really going on in the music industry or a journalist that gets some big idea that he's going to expose some crack cocaine smuggling scandal or whatever it is or a politician that's getting real idealistic and thinks he's going to hook and change something.

272:58It would be great for all the people in power if they had just mechanisms in place by which they could tell those people to shut the [ __ ] up kindly. And you better believe they do.

273:11>> Conspiracy theories are dangerous >> information.

273:14>> One nation under blackmail, folks. One world under blackmail.

273:20And we're not going to uh listen to the whole thing, but I just wanted to remind you all of back when Ally Carter was dropping diddy diddy leaks left and right, telling us what was happening, what was happening behind the scenes >> of Allison Carter. Um, >> y'all remember this? Y'all remember Ali?

273:38>> This were Attorney General Bondi.

273:42>> I don't ever know what even happened to Ali Carter. Does anybody in the chat know what happened to Ali Carter?

273:49She a scam?

273:52I don't know, dude.

273:54I don't know. All I know is that the D diddy reporting.

273:57She still posts.

274:00Not Ali Files, Ali Carter, but she was blowing up the Diddy case for a while there, and nothing ever came of it.

274:14Natada.

274:18Oh yeah, this whole RFK Jr. scandal came out.

274:22>> This book was published by Children's Health.

274:26So, quote, "The most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is the MMR vaccine." Onto the text message that I got yesterday. They're perplexed because what RFK said in person is the opposite of what he said in this post. This book was published by Children's Health Defense and it's called the measles book and then a forward by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Why have the benefits of the measles vaccine been exaggerated and the risks understated? Because these vaccines are a cash cow. Quote, measles outbreaks have been fabricated to create fear that in turn forces government officials to do something. Obviously, that is

275:04misinformation and you know, bad science. And anyone that would question the efficacy and the safe and effectiveness of the V things um clearly is a misinformation spreader. So, just to clarify, our stance on this show is that those V things are extremely safe and effective and you should listen to everything that the big pharma media tells you about them, which I'm sure there was no crimes because these guys are all above board and big pharma would never ever commit a crime for profit.

275:38That's why they voted for Bobby. And so, now that Bobby is changing his tune, it's looking pretty fishy. And so we naturally have some questions for you, Bobby Kennedy, because we are here to maha. And we're gonna maha. And we are under the impression that you're here to maha, too. And this is your legacy. And you wrote the goddamn book on it. The real Anthony Fouchy. And right now, Bobby, you are writing the book, The Real Bobby Kennedy.

276:10>> Conspiracy theories are dangerous.

276:12Information is the oxygen of a democracy.

276:18>> Just opening up some news.

276:21>> This is about right and wrong.

276:33and we already checked in with going on the Candace Owens show that month.

276:38[snorts] And so, let's check in with the news.

276:41I'm noticing that a lot of the news that happened back then is scrubbed now.

276:48Um, for example, there was a bunch of tariff battling with China that happened this month, and it's all gone now. In April, Trump was going back and forth tariff battling with with China, and I just opened three sources that are all gone.

277:13So, forget all about it. Never happened.

277:17But there was this stock market crash that happened earlier this year. No big deal though. Full recovery back up to all-time highs just in time to take your money.

277:30[clears throat] But this one is wild.

277:34I didn't actually know about this. I don't know how much of this has been corroborated.

277:40On the recommendation of Laura Loomer, Trump fired the head of the National Security Agency and several National Security Council officials.

277:51What?

277:54April 4th, 2025, Trump reportedly fired General Tim Hoff, head of the NSA and US Cyber Command Thursday and sacked at least five National Security uh council officials a day after far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer had recommended the firings in a closed door Oval Office meeting, according to Loomer and multiple White House officials.

278:24H I wonder I wonder what country they didn't support.

278:33Any guesses?

278:36Maybe they were working on behalf of Qatar.

278:42Huh, Laura?

278:44Isn't that weird?

278:47Why is Laura Loomer having closed dooror meetings with Donald Trump getting him to axe the head of the NSA?

278:59Lizard [snorts] Loomer. Yeah.

279:02Yeah.

279:09Yeah. We got some questions about that whole situation.

279:14We got some questions about a lot of these people in the media, a lot of these journalists.

279:22Right.

279:25Almost every month there is plenty of reporting to pick from about Trump's approval rating falling and falling and falling and falling.

279:32And honestly, polls are [ __ ] I don't trust polls. I don't think you should trust polls. Polls are just political manipulation.

279:40But it felt worth mentioning in the sense that yeah, Trump has [ __ ] his whole thing down the drain.

279:49They were talking about it's because of jobs, it's because of Israel, it's because of this, it's because of that. I mean, mostly they weren't talking about Israel, it's the economy.

280:02Mostly it's the left-leaning that were talking about it. And they talked about it every single month.

280:11but also in 2025 in April.

280:19This one I barely even heard about at the time. I think I picked it up afterwards just briefly.

280:26The Pahalgam attack was this terrorist attack in India [snorts] by a bunch of militants that sort of kicked off this conflict that is at least the source I have has been scrubbed. Um, India Pakistan war April 2025.

280:59>> [snorts] >> So, it wasn't a full-scale war, but it was a major military crisis between two nuclear powers that just went totally unnoticed.

281:13[snorts] Totally unnoticed. Okay. So, the full-on conflict began in May after these attacks started in April.

281:23[snorts] India launched missile strikes on Pakistan.

281:30They accused Pakistan of supporting crossber terrorism which Pakistan denied. It was a whole thing. It later ended in a ceasefire and a peace deal.

281:39And I'm not actually sure of the uh status of that.

281:44This one was opened because of this crazy um Oh, because of the Sudan civil war is why.

282:00Yeah. President Trump said that he mediated the ceasefire between India and Pakistan.

282:09It's a whole mess over there. It's a whole mess. They [ __ ] hate each other. all this religious warfare, nuclear weapons do not help.

282:19And all along this entire year, Sudan has been getting absolutely obliterated by, let's say, a not entirely organic influx of corrupt money systems, funding largely gold uh smuggling out of Sudan, funding the absolute massacre of civilians.

282:44Super atrocious. Happened all year long.

282:48um famine later gets gets declared and it had been going on since before this year even started and it's super dark and almost no one in the media ever reported on it. Almost no one even talked about it. I didn't even find out about it for a long time and I didn't make enough time to talk about it. Super dark.

283:08And there's this whole complex web of uh the United Arab Emirates smuggling gold, Israel funding uh separatist groups and precious gemstones and metals uh extraction in the regions.

283:24It's all convoluted and it's super sad honestly.

283:36And that's April.

283:40And now we are just onethird of the way through the [ __ ] show that was 2025 here. Let me close that out and get that out of the way.

283:58And let me close out March and get that out of the way. and then we'll show with chat a little bit.

284:03We'll take a quick chat break.

284:06We got May queued up here.

284:10May's got some fun times.

284:13And we're starting to get close to where the Charlie Kirk story starts to overlap in hindsight quite a bit.

284:21Quite a bit of Charlie Kirk overlap, which at the time we did not realize would be so significant.

284:32So, let's check in with our supers.

284:36Cool. We got one more big one to catch up on here.

284:42Happy New Year's Ian. Silence is complicity. Thanks for all you do. Thank you, Cindy. I appreciate it. Silence is complicity. And I was never very good at it anyways. So, whoops. My bad. [snorts] Whoopsy daisies.

284:58Twitch is over here talking about Larry Loomer.

285:01[snorts] Yeah, facts.

285:06All right, let's catch up on some of these ones. Real bays. We need to start voting with our dollars. You're damn straight. Money rules the world and money is what changes it 100%. Ian, have you researched BBNet and Yahoo himself?

285:17I've seen stuff about him being born in Poland with a different name. Thank you for all you do. Um, no. I I don't believe that BB was born in Poland. it was his family is of Polish origin. Um, if I'm not mistaken, Benjamin Milikowski and I think the far more relevant thing to research about Benjamin Netanyahu is his corruption trials in Israel that he was actually on trial for and they were heavily investigating and he was going to prison before October 7th. BB Netanyahu was on a straight path to prison. And you should watch the documentary called the BB Files. And if you don't have time for the full documentary or you can't find

285:52it or don't want to pay for it, I did a whole episode on Candace when I was hosting all about the BB Files and broke it all down. Because if you don't know about his corruption trial, you don't understand, you might not understand the way that he brought together these extremist far right-wing factions in Israel in the Israeli government that involve Smootrich and Ben Gavir as the two kind of figureheads there, but all these other um politicians that are extreme far-right um super like [ __ ] up religious views. [snorts] And they were his ticket back into power and his ticket out of prison. And then

286:28conveniently October 7th happened and there was maybe allegedly a standown order. Uh, quote Charlie Kirk and then he's a wartime president and now he's a hero and now he has a mandate to lead and now everyone's forgotten about the corruption trials and all the protests that were going on all over Israel and all that [ __ ] Awfully convenient, Benji.

286:51Almost like it's not all an accident.

286:54Almost like it's not all coincidences.

286:57And yeah, that's the most important part about Benjamin Netanyahu, I think, to understand presently right now, especially if you're in Israel, especially if you're Israeli, is to understand that all the evidence points to allegedly Benjamin Netanyahu intentionally allowing October 7th to happen, maybe even orchestrating a piece of it from the back end, intentionally moving troops away from the border, intentionally sending out a standown order so that he could create and profit off of this crisis so that he could divert attention away from his corruption trials which were very serious and divert it to there's a threat against

287:35the Jewish people. We all need to come together and now Trump is looking at pardoning him and BB's asking him to pardon him and we both know that Trump is going to do what Benji asked him to do.

287:50CX, thanks for the subs. Appreciate that gift. Thanks for being here, homie.

287:55But yeah, there's all sorts of dirt in Benji's past.

287:59Never stop. Ian, thank you. Jonathan Pard met in secret with uh Mike Relaxium guy Huckabe in July along with David Milstein. Who is Mark and Levvin? Who is Mark Leavvin's stepson? When did Charlie Kirk start to question if IDF had standown orders? Yeah, Jonathan the Jonathan Pard meeting is I mean Jonathan Pard is one of the most egregious intelligence leaks in American history.

288:23a American Jew that defected and spied on us for Israel, gave them a whole bunch of military secrets. The perfect example of the dual loyalty question in action. Um, yeah, dirt all the way down.

288:35That's the problem. That's the problem is this dual loyalty thing unfortunately turns the spotlight back on American Jews and it it needs to be because we just have so many instances of American Jewish people working on behalf of Israel instead of America. Laura Why' we fire the NSA director, Laura?

288:59Just asking questions here. Just curious. Curious what you guys had a meeting about.

289:06Josh Cook Sand beats. Sand eats. Thanks for the dono, homie. Appreciate it. Pay revier.

289:14Happy New Year's Ian. Your thoughts on Jordan Henshaw's analysis of John Bray's mic theory and Jordan's test with compressed air and squibs. I didn't slash don't believe it. But ironically, it fits the fact pattern better than anything else. Yeah, I was uh I was not with the exploding microphone theory for the longest time until John Bray came out and described shape charges and put all the little pieces together. And by then, we had the photo of the floor of Charlie's car with all the little shattered pieces of plastic and it all started to come together. And at this point, I think that is the most likely

289:50theory that I've seen. I think that exploding shape charge microphone is very likely what happened. And it explains why the blood was weird. It explains why the wound was weird. It explains why the bullet and autopsy are mysterious. It explains why there's a weird black thing that falls from the ceiling right after Charlie gets hit with whatever it is.

290:14It explains all sorts of things. Um, the shirt jumping up in 1/30th of a second to be in front of Charlie's face.

290:23The necklace flying backwards if it was a necklace. I don't think it was.

290:31Um, I think that footage will come out at some point.

290:34Yeah. Yeah. Maybe we'll talk about that later. Trigger Smart actually did a test with frangible 306 rounds that is very interesting that we will look at a little later.

290:45Ian watching you on Tucker. Could this web could the website have been created by YouTube is censoring channel name? It rhymes with fresh stimulator. I'm I'm trying to think of what I'm trying to think of what that would be. Fresh stimulator. I'm assuming you've seen his channel. He spent a ton of time on the Las Vegas thing.

291:09Fresh Stimulator. Like, are you talking about John Coen or Jason Goodman?

291:17I I don't know what channel you're talking about, bro. Um, if you're in the chat still, uh, put it in the chat. Try to try to write it in the chat. Anybody know what kind of channel he's talking about?

291:30Flesh Simulator.

291:33I have no idea what that channel is. Is that a channel that's done a bunch of work on Las Vegas that I should know about?

291:39I've never heard of that channel. Um I mean that sounds like a bullet channel.

291:44It sounds gross.

291:47He moved off of YouTube.

291:50That dude cannot be serious. Yeah, I don't know, dude. Um could the website have been created by him? I don't know. The website could have been created by anyone. It's an amazing website. We're talking about vegasshootingmap.com and it's a gamecher. Uh, and everybody should go visit vegasshootingmap.com right now. Pull it up in another tab and play around. It's got all the primary source evidence of Las Vegas in it. Not all, but a shitload of it that you can just scroll around through and understand just how effed up the narrative is. Primary source. It's amazing. Flesh Simulator. I take offense

292:25to being called YouTuber, but I did just finish paying off my student loans. So, here's an extra $20 for GG, you jerk.

292:32Thanks, homie. I appreciate it. And hey, if you're a YouTuber, nice work, man.

292:40Good job. Um, I think that more people exiting jobs they hate and entering into a creator economy that they enjoy is good.

292:51Nice work. Um, [snorts] but you're more than just a YouTuber, homie.

292:59based fit. What is wrong with Harrison?

293:02His source either did it or knows who did it. He has the key to the whole investigation. What's stopping him from breaking the biggest story of the decade? That's not I think you're misunderstanding Harrison's source. Um Harrison's the man first off in my opinion of everything I know about him personally.

293:19And I presume, I do not know, but I presume that Harrison's source is just a friend of Charlie that Charlie just said, "I think I think Israel might kill me if I turn on them."

293:33And that could be any number of people around Charlie that probably has no actual knowledge of what actually happened. All they know is that Charlie mentioned that at some party or in some confident situation somewhere see like somewhere private.

293:47It's probably just a piece of private gossip that Charlie said at some point.

293:52I doubt that that person would know what's going on. And maybe they do, but Harrison wouldn't know that they did.

293:57It's not like they're telling Harrison like, "Hey, I killed Charlie Kirk."

294:00That's not what they're that's not how that works. So, as a journalist, um, in this world, I can tell you that I I don't think you're understanding Harrison's situation correctly. Um, Harrison is protecting his source as he should, and there's very low likelihood that his source is anyone highly significant to the investigation. And if his source wants to give Harrison more information, it's important that Harrison continue to protect his identity. Otherwise, he won't want to give out more information, right? If you burn a source, the source dries up almost always. So, it's very complicated. It's very uh very

294:30confusing. And uh Sherry Sherry Sh, thanks for the 20. Appreciate you.

294:37We're going to grab this this Brit money, too. Ian, great work. But were you not aware Tucker interviewed Al Wed?

294:44Did Tucker Oh, I did know that Tucker interviewed Awali. Actually, I haven't watched it myself, but um I'm pretty sure that I noted it right as I was getting ready to go there and I still need to see it.

294:58Did he ask about it all? Did he ask about about the night of a thousand swords and about what happened to Awali?

295:06Because that [ __ ] was crazy. They str allegedly the leaks the leaks are that bin Solomon strung Ali up by his feet and tortured him for days.

295:22Crazy story. Uh we got deep into the Saudi angle on the on the episode with Tucker. So if you don't know about the Saudi angle on the Las Vegas shooting, highly recommend looking into it. I'll probably make more content about the Las Vegas shooting, too. Um, now that episode is out, I'll probably make more deeper dives with the evidence actually in the episode. I'm not sure if his team put any of the evidence and sources in to the podcast. Um, but it's the kind of thing where they might have chosen to because it would probably have been helpful.

295:55Uh, Bad Girl Beex says, "I think the source was Charlie himself because I think Harrison and Charlie were good friends and he may well now see the writing on the wall whailing wall, thus causing him to pull back from revealing things that could be hecking awkward for our best ally." Uh, I highly doubt that the source was Charlie himself and I don't think that Harrison and Charlie were friends at all. I don't think that Charlie really knew Harrison at all. I I'm not aware of any friendship or closeness between Charlie and Harrison, unless I'm like totally uninformed here.

296:25I think that's very unlikely that the source was Charlie himself. Harrison's not like making it up. It's I'm I'm certain that the source is not Charlie himself. I'm reading the Twitch chat right now. Um and Harrison was quite clear that someone in the government then reached out to Harrison after his exspace the other night. um after Candace's Xpace and that someone in the government in one of the intel agencies reached out to Harrison and said, "Hey, if your source would ever like to talk to us and tell us what they know, here's my number.

296:55Feel free to give it to him so he can get in touch." Harrison gave that number to the source and the source got in touch with that agent at whatever agency. So, the source is very much still alive and told whoever in the government, whatever, who knows? So, that's what happened there. And I have no reason to distrust Harrison on that.

297:14Everything I know about Harrison is that he's very straightforward. Um, I disagree with him on his take on the Candace situation, but I kind of I kind of feel how like I, you know, I I understand how he's where he's coming from a little bit. Um, and I don't let intellectual disagreements interfere with Where's my Where's my cursor? I don't let intellectual agreements interfere with friendships because that's silly.

297:40Who paves over a crime scene? Who grabs all the hospital video? Who promptly sells the hospital vehicle? Who lets Erica keep the phone and necklace? Who believes Eric uh doesn't know Charlie's text message apps or his threads? H yeah, we have questions. 2026 is going to be the year where we just keep [ __ ] asking questions. We're awake to this madness. We're awake to this [ __ ] We know what's going on out here. We know the drill. We weren't born yesterday.

298:10So, what do we made it through? We made it through April.

298:16Sun's going down outside.

298:19Stacy's still in here gifting subs like crazy. Stacy just dropped 100 subs in the Twitch chat. Damn. Damn, homies.

298:27What are we even doing with our lives if we're not being Stacy face?

298:32When I grow up, I want to be cool like Stacy.

298:36That's crazy.

298:40Dude, plot twist. Maybe Stacy is Qar.

298:44Maybe Stacy has been Qar all along, guys. [ __ ] Stacy, are you?

298:52Are you my boss? Stacy, cuz that'd be [ __ ] funny.

298:59That'd be funny as [ __ ] [snorts] All right, May is fun.

299:06We're gonna get into some fun [ __ ] in May here.

299:11I really want to start with this funny one, but maybe we should start at the first one.

299:17Yeah, we're going to start at the first one.

299:21Um, I wonder if I can feed Gigi in the amount of time this is going to take. I bet I can.

299:29I bet that I can.

299:32Okay, peep this. [snorts] Um, I'm going to start with a really important clip from my time on Candace hosting her show that is going to give me just enough time to go and feed the GE.

299:48Um, I don't know if chat is on the screen here, but I'll try I'll bring chat in with us in case chat's not on the screen. And it's a five minute clip. And so I've got five minutes to feed Gigi real quick and then [snorts] we'll drop into May with this one.

300:09Oh, is it too big?

300:13Let me shrink you down, team. Let me shrink you down. Just like that.

300:20Boom. Boom. That's what's up. That's what's up. Boom.

300:28I'm going to go get GG dinner. I'll be back in five minutes. America has a secret court system. an entirely parallel justice system designed by and for mega corporations, billionaires, and private equity firms. Most Americans have probably only vaguely heard of arbitration. Most of us don't have any experience with it or really know what it means or how it works. Normally, you would expect the perpetrator of crimes like rape, murder, theft, or battery to be caught and arrested by police, lose a trial in a court of law, and go to jail or prison. And if a regular person commits those crimes, that's probably

301:04what would happen. But if the people who rule the world commit such a crime, that's not how it works. They have a special court system where the judges are not legally required to follow the law, nor are the attorneys. Judges are openly paid by your offender for doing their job and paid quite handsomely, I might add. And you are bound to secrecy.

301:25You can't talk about it. And the world will never learn that this happens to more than a million Americans every year. And you might not know it, but you've already agreed to this. You've already signed your rights away over and over every time you click agree to terms of service. And most of us have clicked that a lot of times. The average American household with two teenage children has currently agreed to about 160 arbitration agreements. If you take your kids to a birthday party, there's an arbitration agreement. Sign them up for swim lessons, arbitration agreement.

301:57Went to a concert, arbitration agreement. Martial arts classes, arbitration agreement. Got a massage, arbitration agreement. Bought a washing machine, rented a house, got a job, took an Uber, went to the hospital, all have arbitration agreements. Heck, most people's cell phones alone include more than 20 arbitration agreements, one for each app you download. But every single one of these agreements is you signing away your rights to due process in a court of law. And it's becoming so popular these days among corporations and private equity who are buying up so many different parts of our world that

302:28now more and more as an American, you have rights only if you stay in your house and don't go out to do anything.

302:35Except all the things in your house tend to come with arbitration agreements, too. And more and more arbitration agreements are being included in lease contracts themselves. So be sure that nothing goes wrong inside your house either, or you'll wind up in secret court anyways. And if you do happen to wind up in arbitration, just know that an American is more likely to be struck by lightning than win a monetary award in forced arbitration against a corporation. That's a real stat. More Americans are struck by lightning each year than win monetary awards in arbitration against corporations. You will find lots of propaganda and glowing

303:11descriptions on arbitration that claim arbitrators are totally upright and follow the law, but that is patently untrue. Hence why you have on average about a 50/50 chance of winning in court and more like a 6% chance of winning in arbitration. This is how Duke Law put it. Arbitration tribunals set their own rules and they are typically not bound by the procedural formalities employed by courts, nor are they always bound to follow the substantive laws that govern traditional court systems. Nonetheless, primary law and decisions handed down by other arbitrators deciding similar issues can be important sources of

303:45persuasive authority in resolving issues sent to arbitration.

303:50Here's an example of a source that looks authoritative, representing arbitration as quick and painless, but that's a lie.

303:58That's how they want it to look from the outside. So, it seems like it's no big deal to sign these contracts.

304:15Tiffany Ciance's arbitrations lasted a total of 11 days of hearings, but the proceedings took 2 years. The big guys know that they can drag arbitrations out for months and months to bleed you dry while you pay your attorneys and arbitrator. Thanks, chat. I said, did you guys know about this? Because you got to know about this. If you don't know about arbitration, you got to know about arbitration. You're signed up for arbitration agreements on all kinds of apps and agreements and websites and equipment tools, your washer and dryer, daycares, swimming lessons. They all got arbitration agreements, especially if

304:56they're owned by private equity. Tens of thousands of dollars per week. Tiffany's arbitrator was $27,000 per week, give or take. So, I wouldn't imagine that these arbitrators are all that sad when a case drags out because that's their paycheck.

305:10The arbitration industry, and it is an industry, is a monopoly. A new lawsuit was just filed last week claiming that approximately 94% of the market share is owned by just one company, the American Arbitration Association. The next biggest company owns just 6% and all other competitors combined represent 0.00 000 03% of the market. It's a giant monopoly ruled by just one company. So, it's no wonder the industry is so corrupt. And because the industry is so monopolized, the corruption is baked in from the bottom. Typically, these arbitrators will only see you, a regular person, once, they'll see the big boys,

305:53these private equity firms and mega corporations and big law firms that represent all of them over and over and over again. and they form quite cozy relationships. That's because these arbitrators tend to make significantly more as arbitrators than they ever did as judges. Prophetic memes, of course, they're still going, dog. We're not even halfway through the year yet. We're going to be going for another like six hours here tonight, dog. At least they do. If they get picked for all these arbitrations, right? I mean, $500 an hour is not bad. And if the private equity firms and corporations don't like

306:27them, they can strike them. So, the paychecks of these arbitrators over time become directly reliant on being favorable to their repeat clients. And their repeat clients are private equity and corporations. You're just there to chip in to their next paycheck briefly while you're bankrupted for the illusion of having rights.

306:48Meg's over here drinking, hanging out, clocked in for the whole shift. Total legends. Twitch chat, you guys are the best. The best. Love you guys.

306:59Um, in May we got this gem. And I just wanted to remind all of us of this very magical moment.

307:08>> Why is that relevant?

307:09>> Because you go to a Catholic church, don't you? Or you've attended recently?

307:11You're interested in Catholicism, aren't you?

307:13>> Sure.

307:14>> All right. Are you familiar with their doctrines >> somewhat?

307:16>> Okay. You're you're familiar. How do they regard how do they regard Mary?

307:20>> Why are you asking me that?

307:21>> Because you're a Christian.

307:23>> You say that. I haven't claimed that.

307:25>> Oh, what is this? Is this Christians versus atheist?

307:28>> I don't know.

307:29>> You don't know where you are right now.

307:30>> Don't be a smartass. And I mean, either you're a Christian or you're not.

307:33>> Talk to you if you're a smart ass.

307:35>> Oh, either you're a Christian or you're not. Which one is it?

307:37>> I I could be either of them, but I don't have to tell you.

307:41>> You You don't have to tell me. I was under the impression I was invited to talk to a Christian. Am I not talking to a Christian?

307:48>> No, you were invited to >> I think everyone should look at the title of the YouTube channel. You're probably in the wrong YouTube video.

307:54>> You're really quite something. You are, >> aren't I? But you're really quite nothing, right? You're not a Christian.

307:58>> Oh, yeah. I'm done with him. [laughter] [gasps] >> This is elder abuse. [laughter] Such an amazing moment, man. That's like one of the greatest like epic fails by a content creator, by an expert that we've ever seen.

308:25One of the craziest moments, dude.

308:29Poor Jordan. The downfall of Jordan Peterson will be studied.

308:35It's crazy.

308:38It's crazy. So, May, I barely even knew what was going on in May because I was just cooking Candace episodes every single day, working my freaking face off, talking about private equity.

308:55talking about shrimp.

308:58Talking about shrimp. Dude, did you know about shrimp slavery?

309:04Do you know about the shrimp industry?

309:07The shrimp industry is crazy, dude.

309:11The farmed shrimp industry is just a whole bunch of slave labor.

309:18Literally slave labor. Dam, you're eating slave farmed shrimp.

309:23You should go watch my episode on Candace about the shrimp slave industry.

309:26It's [ __ ] up, dude. They lock these refugees on boats and beat them if they don't work like 18 to 20 hours a day.

309:35And they just keep them on the boats for years and they never go to shore. They refuel at sea, they restock at sea, they beat them if they don't work. They all sleep in this tiny little box and they're just slaves. Literal slaves.

309:50And if you look up shrimp industry slavery, there's just hundreds of articles because it's this huge story that no one even ever like knows about.

309:59But it broke multiple times. And then like Thailand got sanctioned over it and they had to rearrange their whole industry because it was like so damning to their nation and their national there was like boycots and their national shrimp industry was so important that they had to like do something about it.

310:14And then all the shrimp slavery just moved over to India and now it's moving back over to Thailand again.

310:20because you just can't get shrimp for the price that you're used to paying it without slavery. And so all of us wanting cheap shrimp necessitates the shrimp slave industry. It's [ __ ] crazy.

310:36And I learned all about it in this book, The Secret Life of Groceries, which blew my freaking mind.

310:42And I highly recommend you read this book. It's insanely entertaining. I literally could not stop reading. I read it all in like two sittings. I stayed up till like 3:00 in the morning.

310:53It's crazy. Completely crazy.

310:56So, that's the kind of [ __ ] that I was cooking up in May while our boy James was cooking up videos like this.

311:03>> Private equity empire built by the late owner of the San Diego Padres's, Pete Sidler, drove a small business owner into a forced abortion, allegedly. Meet Tiffany Ciance, the former owner of The Little Gym, which teaches kids things through movement. Now, back a few years ago, The Little Gym was acquired by a company called Unleash Brands. And Unleash Brands is owned by Sidler Equity Partners, a private equity firm, which is co-founded by the late Pete Sidler, who owned the San Diego Padres's. Now, when Unleash Brands took over the little gym, they started making policy changes that were, let's just say, good for

311:38corporate, but bad for franchise owners like Tiffany. This included policies that would quote extract more cash from franchise owners and also making all the franchise owners sign a sketchy new agreement that could potentially quote siphon fees from their account automatically. So in response, Tiffany organized a franchise association, which is kind of like a union so that her and her fellow owners could bargain collectively. But the very next day, Unleash terminated her contract, which was bad. But Tiffany said, "Okay, fine.

312:04I'll just rebrand my business into something else so I could still offer these child enrichment services to my small community." And that's when Unleash Brands unleashed their fury on her, sued her, took her to court, and she's been fighting for her business and her life ever since. I sat down with Tiffany, and the things that she told me that they did to her, just unimaginable.

312:24Take a listen.

312:25>> They terminated my contract to make an example out of me.

312:28>> Wow. That So, what's happened since then? After that, they exploited all of my relationships that were left of all of the small business owners that were supporting me. They published press releases telling everyone what was happening to me and how much they were spending. In the most egregious instance, uh there was a point in most most journalists don't like to talk about this, but where I was going through a difficult pregnancy during my case, I had something called a subcoreionic hematoma. Um that meant that when I had high blood pressure, I could bleed a lot. When we told them and gave them the medical records to prove

313:03it so I could get a ceasefire, they increased their filings against me. They threatened me with all of these actions if I didn't keep producing documents and keep showing up for all these cases. And then when I was put on bed rest, they issued a subpoena to force me to fly to Arizona even though I was on a no travel bed rest. The stress of all of that pushed me to a point where I went into early labor. And when that happened, they filed a motion to compel me to be produced bedside in labor for 18 hours of depositions. Bedside in labor. And when that didn't work, they filed a motion to compel me to expedite the

313:36scheduling of an abortion against my will, against my religious beliefs.

313:41Ultimately, they did depose me while I was still having contractions, still in labor pains. The footage of it is horrific. When I go back and look at it now, I don't even know how anyone could do the things that were so inhuman that they did.

313:53>> Yeah.

313:55crazy freaking story that Tiffany had been breaking all over the internet for quite some time, but I helped break open on the Candace show. They are still coming after her. They are going bankrupt in the [ __ ] A little girl just died at one of their parks last month at her big sister's birthday party.

314:18They're still up to all the same games, still attacking Tiffany with everything they've got to this day.

314:25It's [ __ ] gross. But we brought a shitload of attention to the story and basically made their company unsellable. And because they're private equity owned, they have to sell in like just over a year's time and they're [ __ ] And so we're going to try to keep the pressure on this year and keep attention up because it is super dark. They are all friends together and none of them really want the boat to be rocked. And so when Tiffany started rocking the boat, when Tiffany stood up to these people and organized with her other franchises and then when she wouldn't go away and be silenced, they decided that they were

315:03going to make an example out of her. And they have done a number of things over the years, things that are almost unspeakable. And we don't have time to speak of all of them because there are so many. But perhaps the most unspeakable or at least the most uh inhumane that was done to Tiffany was captured in court during one of her depositions. And I'm going to let her speak for herself, but I do want you to know that this is going to be hard to watch, especially if you're a mother. Um, but this is what if you have a sensitive soul, might be a good time to grab a drink. Happened to Tiffany Siance. might also say that

315:41there are very likely instances of significant emotional distress related to somebody trying to expedite me having an abortion the day I lost my daughter. Are you seeking that here in this case?

315:56>> I would say yes.

315:58>> And again, are you talking to the recent miscarriage where uh the parties worked with you to to reschedule your deposition?

316:06>> Worked with me? You tried to depose me in labor.

316:10You tried to depose me while I was in bed bleeding.

316:15I had contractions two minutes apart.

316:19So, no, I would not say you worked with me. [snorts] I would say it was vulgar and inhuman. I was copied on the emails where you asked that I be compelled.

316:30I was copied on the email where you asked that I make sure that I had the fastest abortion possible when my doctor's note said that I was Catholic and meeting with my priest to avoid it.

316:43I was certainly copied when you said you, Miss Sixkiller, said that you thought that me bleeding baseballized baseballsized blood clots and having contractions 2 minutes apart wouldn't be too stressful for me. in that state and you thought I should be deposed for 18 hours. This is two weeks later and I am still having contractions and I'm sitting here so that I don't have to see you again. So yes, I would say I was copied and it was harmful.

317:13>> We would have moved the hearing date out further to further accommodate you. So I apologize. I apologize we didn't get the not true. That is not true. When you found out I lost my baby within 30 minutes of getting the note, 30 minutes of getting the note, you said you wanted me produced for deposition in labor pre-surgery.

317:33>> I'm going to strike. And then you said that you wanted him to order me to have the fastest available procedure in the state of Maryland. And if you'd been in court, you would have been referred for disciplinary action, but we're in arbitration. So, here we are, >> Miss Cante.

317:48>> And yes, it was a damage emotionally to me. And I think I'm pretty sure you're a mom. It would have been emotionally damaging to you.

317:57>> So that's where we wound up. All because did a whole series on it over on Candace and lit these [ __ ] up.

318:09And personally, my own opinion is I hope they burn in hell because they've done way more than just that. They've stolen whole businesses from people. They've destroyed the livelihoods of families.

318:22They've probably allegedly committed fraud based on the documents that I have and I put out. And there's a whole lot more where all that came from. And that's still going on.

318:34But it doesn't really enter into the mainstream world. But actually in the back end, in the franchise world, in the private equity world, it made huge waves and it actually got some motion moving and it freaked some [ __ ] people out and it's got some very freaked out emails sent, some very scared letters sent, some money moved around and actually it did make a difference which was very relieving to hear. Tiffany is still under fire >> today.

319:05>> There's still all kinds of [ __ ] happening with it, but very proud of that reporting and very proud to be able to make a difference there and to be able to help and support Tiffany. And if you don't follow Tiffany Siance, the Veno mom, go and follow Tiffany.

319:19Um, my hand is in the wrong place.

319:31the Veno mom and it's still going on. She's a great reporter. Total her brain is a repository of information about private equity and big money. Um May was also the start of Owen Benjamin's uh descent into madness about how I must be gay and it's hilarious and I don't think we're going to listen to much Owen Benjamin but I just want a little bit of comedy at the end here.

319:57>> Awesome day. I love that that woman called that little thief the accurate word. Uh, by the way, this is a good move to use. If you ever been like interviewed or something, I don't know why no one's done this.

320:10How How crazy is it that just saying the N-word, everyone knows what the word is.

320:17That's not natural. Okay.

320:20>> Where you at? Get to the point. Get to the point.

320:22>> Back in 1991, it's not the word. It's like, yeah, you definitely can, right? What if they're five years old? Yeah. Agent M. What if they're autistic? A five-year-old autist.

320:38Do you get to call him? So, that's that's what's happening right now. It's a Ian, I I see the twinkle in your eye.

320:46Okay. [laughter] You're as [ __ ] straight as a dog's hind leg in my opinion. Okay. You're not allowed to say the word [ __ ] and it's disgusting, right? [laughter] Oh, it's black rock. Oh, you mean black [ __ ] Oh, is it African-American rock, Ian?

321:01Hey, Ian, Carol, let's all do a video for clicks about AfricanAmerican rock because they want us divided and and not talking about the real issues. Me and Candace Owens, Candace Owens, I think, was netted, trapped, and bought on the safari.

321:21You're gonna You're going to talk to me about Candace Owens?

321:26you know, when her British >> No, no, not really, Owen. I don't think we're going to talk to you about much of anything, but it's hilarious. Um, so we just want a little bit of comic relief here at the end, and it would be the start of a long saga of Owen trying to get my attention by making content about how he thinks I'm gay. [snorts] And I thought, I think it's hilarious. Um, I think at a few a few different points I've kind of dropped in and been like, Owen, please never stop. This is amazing.

321:56>> [snorts] >> I forget. He Oh, his most recent one is that I must have veneers. I have veneers. Even though my teeth are actually pretty [ __ ] up, but um whatever floats your boat. So, that's May. And we're going to double up. We're not going to drop into the supers right now. We're going to go straight into June and then we're going to get back into the supers after June.

322:19He saw my twinkle. I better watch out.

322:23Yeah. Yeah. It's a crazy place out here on the internet. You gotta watch out.

322:28You gotta keep it. You got to keep it safe.

322:32Let me just do some reloads of some pages.

322:36Oh, that's not the page I want. That's the page I want. That's the page I want.

322:40That's the page I want. Oh, there's the page I want. There's the page I want.

322:46Hey, have you guys heard about the buyer app? Have you guys heard about the buyer app that you can download for free right now on the App Store or Google Play Store onto your telephone created by yours truly and my two buddies with no outside money, no advertising dollars, no investment, no private equity. And it's just free for you to download and scan any product in the grocery store that you want and find out if it's owned by a mega corporation or if it's owned by private equity or if it's owned by any of these rich [ __ ] that don't care about you and just want to take your money and poison you

323:17because it'll help you support family and founder own businesses. It'll help you find products that are actually made by real people like you and me that actually care about you and actually care about their consumers. And if you wanted to go and download the buyer app and scan all your products for free and figure out where your money's flowing to, it would give you a lot more power in the markets to make informed decisions and decide where your money's going to flow, decide who you're going to support and decide what's going to go into your body. There's all kinds of other features in it. Um, it's available

323:47now. We're super proud of it. We developed it all year long and it's our gift to you to hopefully help regular people make more informed decisions and take back a little bit of your buying power from the corporate cabal. So that's my ad drop for the day. That's my ad drop for the section here. Thanks [snorts] for the support. Thanks for all the love we've gotten on the buyer app.

324:08Took a lot of work. Very proud of it.

324:11And if you've been following for a long time, you know that that is the culmination of all my time on TikTok, of all my time in the grocery stores, of like the whole first year and a half of my my thing was kind of the grocery stores and exposing who owns all the products in our lives.

324:27So very proud of that. Very very proud.

324:34Um ah yes, Iran Do you remember that? Do you remember Iran?

324:48Do you remember this testimony?

324:52>> Iran continues to seek expansion of its influence in the Middle East. Despite the degradation to its proxies and defenses during the Gaza conflict, Iran has developed and maintains ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and UAVs, including systems capable of striking US targets and allies in the region. Thrron has shown a willingness to use these weapons, including during a 2020 attack on US forces in Iraq and in attacks against Israel in April and October 2024.

325:25Iran's cyber operations and capabilities also present a serious threat to US networks and data. The IC continues to assess that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon and Supreme Leader >> The IC continues to assess that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon.

325:43Unless I speak a different English than you.

325:46>> Manny has not authorized the nuclear weapons program that >> he has not authorized the nuclear weapons program >> that he suspended in 2003. The IC continues to monitor closely if Thrron decides to reauthorize its nuclear weapons program.

326:01In the past year, we've seen an erosion of a decadesl long taboo in Iran on discussing nuclear weapons in public, likely emboldening nuclear weapons advocates within Iran's decision-making apparatus. Iran's enriched uranium stockpile is at its highest levels and is unprecedented for a state without nuclear weapons.

326:21Iran will likely continue efforts to counter Israel and press for US military withdrawal from the region by aiding, arming, and helping to reconstitute its loose consortium of like-minded terrorists and militant actors, which it refers to as its axis of resistance.

326:38Although weakened, this collection of actors still presents a wide range of threats, including to Israel's population. US forces deployed in Iraq and Syria and to US and international military and commercial shipping and transit.

326:53>> You know what, guys? I got ahead of us.

326:56I got out ahead and started in on June when we hadn't finished May yet.

327:02Some really important [ __ ] happened in May that we didn't even talk about.

327:07The Pope died.

327:10The Pope died on Easter Monday at age 88.

327:28Santo Francesco.

327:31>> And I know most of you guys don't speak Italian on Easter at age 88.

327:39We got people in the Twitch chat saying, "Did JD Vance kill him?" [laughter] Dude, conspiracy theorists are the best.

327:45I don't know. I don't know.

327:51But I know that the Catholic Church is very significant and they got a lot of power and they got a lot of secrets. And the transfer of power at the Catholic Church, let's just say that I am not of the belief that it is literally the hand of God leading the Catholic Church to select their new pope. Let's just say that I don't believe that. You can if you want, but personally, I choose to defer to the tinfoil.

328:17And I assume there's a lot more power playing around in the background there.

328:22And I think you should probably consider assuming the same thing.

328:29>> [snorts] >> Um, this reporting is from November, but it's looking back um into May into sort of [snorts] the finishing collapse of US aid as everything got fully shut down. And there's all kinds of sources just lamenting the loss of US aid and all of their CIA programs.

328:59Center for Global Development lamenting the loss of US aid. This one's from February.

329:07[snorts] More developments all throughout the year. Last year, we had these ceasefires in Gaza and then the breaking of the ceasefire. We had these hostage deals and then these ne reneging on the terms.

329:22We had famine and then no, there's no famine. We had aid it let in and then like ah we don't let them in. We had all these renegs.

329:29>> Thanks for joining us for CBN News Watch.

329:32>> Uh Chris, up until now over the last 20 months, our goal has been to try to deter kamas, try to destroy them, but to be extremely careful around the hostages. And what this really resulted in was striking in and pulling back.

329:46Striking and pulling back. And the pro >> Yeah. Whatever you say, buddy.

329:52Whatever you say.

329:55Fortunately, by now the people were [ __ ] over it. The whole world was over it. And all sorts of interesting geopolitical deals are happening behind the scenes. None of them look all that great.

330:08If you've watched my episode with Tucker Carlson about Las Vegas, you have a little bit of context about possibly why the relationship between the Trump family and Muhammad bin Salman, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia might be so close.

330:25It's an interesting story.

330:28It's like literally modern-day Game of Thrones in real life.

330:32The Saudi royal family is such a [ __ ] rabbit hole. It's out of control. It is wild.

330:42And I suspect that the Las Vegas shooting is a key inflection point in that whole saga.

330:55What? CNN thinks that we're going to pay for their services.

330:59[ __ ] [snorts] no.

331:01We'll just read their headline. Israel is facing unprecedented pressure from allies over its war on Gaza. Can they force it to change its ways? Nope. No, they can't. Genocide was promised to them 3,000 years ago.

331:18May was also the month when we got the Elon Musk Scott Bessant fight.

331:25It happened in April. The reporting kind of came out in April and into May.

331:30This is also when we had the Elon Musk black eye conspiracy theories.

331:37They they apparently came to blows, whatever that was all about.

331:46It was two billionaire middle-aged men thinking it was WWE in the halls of the West Wing, one witness said of the argument last Thursday.

331:55Best net worth is actually only 520 million.

331:59It was a poor man against a rich man.

332:04And then when I was prepping for this for this marathon, I found this that I'd never even heard of. Um, I don't know anything about the 2025 Czech government Bitcoin scandal, but it sounds juicy.

332:20It sounds like Cheshia, no, the Czech Republic in this case, [snorts] had a whole bunch of fraud scandals that were involving Bitcoin, convicted of embezzlement, drug trafficking, and illegal possession of weapons because they Okay, so they had accepted a Bitcoin donation worth a billion crowns, $45 million dollars from this guy who is a convicted embezzler, drug trafficker, and probably armed smuggler.

332:58He was released from prison in 2021 and began attempts to retrieve the Bitcoin whose value had increased while he was imprisoned. In 2023, he enlisted the help of a lawyer acquainted with the justice minister to help get back the electronics containing the Bitcoin wallets which had been seized in 2016.

333:20This guy reported the suspicious Bitcoin transfer to the CH Ministry of Justice in 2025.

333:33And although they had been made aware of the illegal nature of this Bitcoin, they still continue to provide instructions a few days later.

333:43Interesting.

333:50The Bitcoin scandal shaking Czech politics and what's at stake.

334:00Chetchia's government is currently embroiled in a scandal that could significantly impact its chance of winning the next general election, which is just four months away.

334:13So back in March, they quietly accepted a donation of 468 bitcoins worth nearly a billion check from a wealthy and convicted drug trafficker who previously ran an illegal marketplace on the dark web.

334:29Yep. He regained access to electronics that had been confiscated during his arrest. And he offered the ministry 30% of the wallet's contents in exchange for his cooperation in opening it.

334:40The transaction went ahead. Neat.

334:44There were corruption scandals all over the world last year.

334:50Big ones in the Philippines, in Cheschna, sorry, in Chetchia, in Czech Republic. [snorts] Um, obviously here in the United States, there's just fraud everywhere. Fraud, fraud, fraud, fraud, fraud, because there's rich people everywhere.

335:11So, I thought that was interesting. I might dig into that more later, but for now, now we're ready to get on with June.

335:24Tulsi letting us know about war with Iran.

335:27War with Iran starts cooking up.

335:31Israel's been salivating about this day for years and years. And I'm just wondering, should we be sending our tax returns to Tel Aviv next year? Not exactly sure how we do taxes in Israel.

335:41Do we get healthcare? No. No, you do not get healthcare. You're welcome. You get to shut the [ __ ] up and take it. Thank you very much.

335:53Hey. Hey. This is when we officially announced the launch >> color all over.

335:56>> This is when we officially launched the announce the launch of the buyer beta.

336:00Yo, you remember how I used to go around the grocery stores and look at who owns everything? And I would like color all over the aisles all crazy like this, discovering that like mega corporations own whole grocery aisles in the grocery store. Eventually, I started making spreadsheets like this that would help people find family and founder owned businesses. But we all knew all along that that's pretty tedious. And really, what we all needed was an app that you could just scan things and then you would find out who really owns it.

336:28Because if you scanned like Hidden Valley Ranch, for example, you'd learn that it was owned by Clorox, the bleach company. Then if you scanned your natural lip balm, you'd understand that they are also owned by Clorox, the bleach company. And you'd start to notice all sorts of other crazy things, too. But that's another story, another video. I'm here to update you on the beta because the app is being built and it's freaking awesome. I've been playing with it for weeks now. Some cool highlights are we spotlight founder and family-owned brands. not paid advertisement, no endorsement, just want to shout out cool companies. We also

336:59have funny sassy like summaries on mega corporations so you can learn some of the stuff that you know mega corporations are up to. I've been scanning like crazy in the grocery aisles trying to find what's working, what's not. All the current beta testers have a button that they can press to send.

337:13>> Oh, it looks so much better now. All that feedback and iterating, we made it look so much better. Shout out to John is coming this weekend to the beta testers. It's going to be sick. Whole new algorithm behind it. Everything's working way better. It's going to be on the app store in maybe a month or so.

337:27But first, we want to get it just premium for you. We want to get it just right. So, if you want to help us get it just right, you can be a beta tester and help us build this thing. You go to buyerapp.com. You just search for buyer bir, no e in there, and there is a sign up on the front page at the bottom and at the top where you can join the beta test. We've already got like almost 10,000 signups for the beta test. And right now, it's just out to the first 200. It eventually wound up going out.

337:54We We had like over 60,000 beta signups before the app was even live. It was crazy. You guys are total freaking legends. Coolest community on the internet.

338:07So, war with Iran.

338:15Right. Right.

338:18Do you remember who it was that apparently marched into the Oval Office and told Trump not to do it?

338:27Not to go to war on behalf of our greatest ally? Not to start World War II just for Israel?

338:35Yeah, we didn't know at the time, but it was Charlie Kirk.

338:40And Israel has been waiting for this moment for a generation.

338:44BB Netanyahu has been talking about trying to go to war with Iran since I was a child, literally.

338:54And now is their moment. Now is their chance. Now is their only chance. Maybe it has to happen. They have to do it.

339:03And if you've been following the reporting lately, just in the last month, they're starting to rumble about it again now that all the Epstein files are coming out. Now that Trump is getting a little implicated, coincidentally, now he's rumbling about threatening war with Iran again, obviously, because Iran is provoking it.

339:25Right.

339:27Right.

339:30Very proud of this video. This is the first time that I did my own multi- camera setup. Learned a lot from Candace Owens. Look at us now. Now we're just doing it simple streaming. [snorts] But yeah, we smelled that [ __ ] from a mile away.

339:43We know about the clean break report. We know about 911.

339:48We know about the war on terror that was all about terror. Obviously, >> June also gave us this absolute freaking gem of a moment. How many people living Iran, by the way?

339:59>> I I don't know the population at all.

340:02>> No, I don't know the population.

340:04>> You don't know the population of the country you seek to topple?

340:08>> How many people living around?

340:09>> 92 million. Okay. [laughter] Yeah. How could you not know that?

340:14>> I I don't sit around memorizing population tables.

340:17>> Well, it's kind of relevant because you're calling for the overthrow of the government.

340:21>> Why is it relevant whether it's 90 million or 80 million or 100 million?

340:24Why is that?

340:25>> Because if you don't know anything about the country, >> I didn't say I don't know anything about >> Okay. What's the ethnic mix of Iran?

340:31>> They are Persians and predominantly Shia. Okay.

340:34>> No, it's not even you don't know anything about Iran. So, the country the the Tucker Carlson expert on Iran.

340:42who's calling to the government. You're the one who DOESN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE COUNTRY. [laughter] >> NO, you don't know anything about the country. You're the one who claims they're not trying to murder Donald Trump. You're the one that who can't figure out if it's a good idea to kill General Solommani. And you said it was >> you believe they're trying to murder Trump.

340:57>> Yes, I do.

340:57>> Because you're not calling for military strikes against them in retaliation. And if they really carrying out military strikes today, >> you said Israel was >> right with our help. I said we Israel is leading them, but we're supporting them.

341:09Well, this you're breaking news here because the US government last night denied the National Security Council spokesman, Alex Feifer, denied on behalf of Trump that we were acting on Israel's behalf in any offensive capacity.

341:20>> We're not bombing them. Israel's bombing them.

341:22>> You just said we were.

341:24>> We are supporting Israel.

341:26>> You're a senator. If you're saying the United States government is at war with Iran right now, people are listening.

341:31>> Whoopsy daisies, Ted. Whoopsy daisies.

341:35If we're at war with Iran right now, this is important. People are listening.

341:40We're on TV.

341:44No media training, Ted.

341:48That was an amazing interview. By the way, we're not going to get into all the clips about Christianity and the Bible and about God's chosen people and about how God will bless those who bless Israel.

342:02Believe it. [snorts] But oh boy, was that a wonderful moment.

342:07wonderful moment from last last year.

342:11[snorts] And yeah, we wound up doing surgical strikes on Iran. It's a little murky as to what actually got done there, as to actually how much damage was done there.

342:22But one thing we all learned for certain is that Israel is not invincible.

342:27We all watched Tel Aviv get bombed last year.

342:33And I think it woke Israel up to the realization that they can't do this on their own.

342:38They can't do this without us, right? You remember that? Do you remember watching missiles rain down into Israel and them screaming about, "Oh my gosh, you're attacking civilians." It's like, yeah, maybe if you don't build your military installations underneath your cities like you accuse terrorists of doing, maybe then the people that you bomb wouldn't be forced to bomb you back.

343:11And we learned a lot that week.

343:15And I can't help but notice that after that, we watched the propaganda campaign multiply by 100.

343:22well, by 20 because they multiplied the propaganda budget times 20 because it turns out that they cannot defeat their enemies without us. Turns out that they are actually just a tiny little nation with a bunch of money and lawyers, but that doesn't really help when you actually pick a fight.

343:50It was a pretty wild month and the tensions definitely increased and the stakes definitely increased.

343:56And in hindsight, we realize that Charlie Kirk definitely stepped in the middle of some very big and important games.

344:08Some very big and very important games.

344:13Um, it's no coincidence that we have I'm going to quickly give us a [clears throat] a little video to watch while I pull up some news articles from the month.

344:27Have the world's largest blackmail ring being run by Israel. And we are passing speech laws to stop people from criticizing the government of Israel, not our own. We have a massive unregistered lobby in our government working on behalf of Israel. We have dual citizens with Israel peppered all throughout our government. We give more money and military aid to Israel than to any other nation. Even when Israel embarrasses us on the world stage and goes against our our president's apparent orders in wartimes or you know peace times but just bombing people. Our politicians and president go along with

345:02the cuckery all competing for who can get BB's dick further down the back of their throats. It is no coincidence that for decades now, criticism of Israel has been a career-ending sin for anyone in the media or the government or finance or really any position of power at all.

345:19And of course, I'm anti-Semitic for looking at the evidence that is clear as day. Just ignore the facts and evidence that it is all laid out before you.

345:28Ignore the genocide that our tax dollars are funding. Ignore the endless streams of videos of kids buried and burned and starved to death in Gaza. Ignore that they are shooting them with sniper rifles while they're pretending to give them food. Ignore Israel's secret nuclear program. Anyone who talks about any of those things hates Jews.

345:45Obviously, it should go without saying that we don't condemn the giant sex trafficking ring because it was run by Jews. We condemn it because it's a child sex trafficking ring.

345:57Maybe just don't run child sex trafficking rings. We don't speak out against Israel because they are a Jewish state. We speak out about Israel because it's a genocidal ethnationalist project that has become the spitting image of the, you know, regime that it theoretically is a reaction to. When you learn about World War II as a kid, one of the enduring questions is how did they get regular Germans to go along with committing such atrocities against prisoners in the labor and concentration camps?

346:23Well, look around you. How are they getting people to go along with genocide today? How are they getting people to go on the internet and pretend like we don't care that our nation is run by pedophiles and that apparently that runs so high up that our own president, our own Department of Justice, our own elected officials, the MAGA coalition, America first, is now telling you, why would you even care? Why would it even matter if Jeffrey Epste had our whole government blackmailed? Why would it even matter if Israel and the CIA and all these dudes were trafficking children, American children, no less? Little girls off the

347:07streets in Palm Beach, Florida, as well as little girls from all around the world.

347:13Not to mention, a lot of them were into little boys.

347:18That's no big deal. Apparently, it's not America first to even talk about it.

347:22Just shut up and vote for Trump.

347:28Yeah, I didn't really have an ending plan for this.

347:33>> Whoops.

347:34>> Because it kind of sucks.

347:37>> So, I don't know. Maybe Trump's playing 574D chess. And if you want to know all about the 575th dimension of his chess moves, you can just log on to Twitter and trust that plan because it is still going strong on there. Um, yeah, maybe. Um maybe. But it'd be really nice if he could take BB's dick out of his mouth for long enough to um acknowledge a few of the promises that he made on his way into office. Maybe just one of them. Maybe like any of them.

348:12Because unless we uh get some of that, it's pretty much just looks like we're all paying taxes to pedophiles.

348:21Yep. Yes, sir. And yes, we are.

348:26That's pretty much the state of the nation.

348:30June also saw a somewhat revived protest season.

348:36Totally organic, totally not funded, totally no deep state involvement whatsoever. We had the No Kings protests all around the country trying to get the people riled up, trying to make a little bit of noise.

348:53cute name. We had the ICE riots in Los Angeles, a bunch of issues with the National Guard with federal uh seizure seizure of the uh California Guard and the Air India Express Flight 171 exploded. Well, it crashed and killed everyone on board. And um I actually don't know anything about it other than that's a [ __ ] tragedy. I did not look into it at the time.

349:24Here's another story that I did not take time to look into at the time, although I think we all have some questions.

349:31Y'all remember this? Back in June, two Minnesota lawmakers assassinated or attempted assassination rather.

349:44[snorts] [clears throat] Yeah, they were shot and killed, right?

349:53I was like, what?

349:56Okay.

349:58I'm not sure why Tim Walls referred to it as an attempt. I got confused there for a second. I'm like, am I misreporting here? I'm pretty sure they did get killed. Yeah, they were shot and killed in their home.

350:12Um, chat, was there some tin foil that I missed on this one?

350:17because I didn't I didn't follow this one at all.

350:20I was busy.

350:24One person survived, four shot, two didn't live.

350:28Mhm.

350:33Yeah.

350:36Yeah. She voted on a policy. Well, that's so informative.

350:44Yeah. It kind of seems like everything was swept under the rug. Um, I don't know if I'm ever gonna get time to dig back into it, but seems a little sus.

350:53Seems a little sus.

350:56Um, June was also when mom Donnie won the primaries [snorts] and rumbling started to happen.

351:12>> And I think this was actually always considered significant. Where would you go first? That's right. This happens.

351:18>> And let's be clear, I don't support mom Donny's policies. I don't support mom Donniey's [ __ ] political campaign.

351:25[ __ ] that. I don't care. I don't live in New York. Not my business. Not my guy. I wouldn't have voted for him if I'd been there. But this [ __ ] is hilarious.

351:34>> First visit. I would visit the Holy Land.

351:36>> Mr. Cuomo, >> given the hostility and the anti-semitism that has been uh shown in New York, I would go to Israel. Mr.

351:44Tilson, where would you go?

351:45>> Yeah, I'd make my fourth trip to Israel followed by my fifth trip to Ukraine.

351:49Two of our greatest allies.

351:51>> You know, when they talk about how like, why are you so obsessed with Israel? Why are you so obsessed with Israel? That's like been the line of the year.

351:59I don't know, guys. Why the [ __ ] are you?

352:03Why are you, America?

352:06You're the mayor of New York. You're you're applying for the job of mayor of New York and you're having a [snorts] deep throatating contest for Israel.

352:17What's going on? How is this even remotely normal?

352:22>> Um fighting is not lines of the global war on terror.

352:27Actually, >> I would stay in New York City. My plans are to address New Yorkers across the five burrows and focus on that.

352:33>> Mr. To be fair, honestly, if I had been in New York and had been able to vote, that answer alone probably would have been enough to be like, that's the only person I can vote for. I literally can't vote for any of the other candidates because none of them are vote are are here to run New York. They're all here to do some deep throatating. They're all here to kiss a wall.

352:54Fourth and fifth. Yes, you heard that right.

352:56>> Manny, can I just jump in? Would you visit Israel?

353:00>> Mayor, I will be doing as the mayor.

353:02I'll be standing up for Jewish New Yorkers and I'll be meeting them wherever they are across the five burrows, whether that's in their synagogues and temples or at their homes or at the subway platform because ultimately we need to focus on delivering on their concerns.

353:15>> Yes or no? Do you believe in a Jewish state of Israel?

353:18>> I believe Israel has the right to exist >> as a Jewish state as a state with equal rights.

353:23>> He won't say it has a right to exist as a Jewish state and his answer was no. He won't visit his what he was trying to say. No, no, no. Unlike you, I unlike you, I answer.

353:34>> He's an anti-semite. He hates the Jews.

353:39That really did happen. That That really did happen in America.

353:45Say the words, Mayor. Say the words, Ma'am Dami. Say the words. Pledge your feelalty, Ma'am Dami. Pledge your field.

353:53Bend over. Bend over and say thank you.

353:58Like really, guys? Is this really America right now?

354:03Yeah. Is this the United States of America or what? Like come on. Come on.

354:07And you were wondering why anti-semitism is rising in this country. This has been the story of 2025. This kind of [ __ ] happens and Americans are like, "What the [ __ ] was that?" And then they're like, "Oh my gosh, anti-semitism."

354:22Gee, I wonder why. I wonder why.

354:30It's a mystery. I guess we'll never know. I guess we will never know why Americans just hate Jews so much because obviously that's the problem. It's it's the hatred. They obvious obviously you hate them. There's no other possible explanation for why Americans would want the mayor of their c their city to actually care about their city.

354:53It's like what do you do? You hate Jews?

354:56Is that why you don't want your mayor to leave your city and bow down to a foreign power that has nothing to do with your city?

355:04But dual loyalty, there's no Don't talk about the dual loyalty. There's no dual loyalty nowhere.

355:12Um [clears throat] May of 2025 was also the Gaza Freedom flotilla [ __ ] going on. in June it was um captured I believe [snorts] you know whatever I don't know what to make of that kind of feels like a publicity stunt but hey whatever they got some attention on some stuff whatever it is um a whole bunch of the June was also when the um the killing of Palestinians at the aid distribution centers blew up as in like hit the And [snorts] everyone started talking about how [ __ ] up the aid distribution centers were, if you remember.

356:04Yeah. There's no dual loyalty. There's only loyalty to one and it's not the US.

356:08Yeah, exactly.

356:12And I just thought I'd mention that in June, the Bilderberg meeting met again quietly. Pay no attention. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, playing with strings and [ __ ] Probably nothing. Probably nothing.

356:35They probably just had some cocktails.

356:42you know, just just good stuff. Just good good uh technocratic oligarchical stuff, you know, just a little Illuminati fundraiser.

356:56No big deal.

356:58The world is a stage.

357:05So, what are we at? We're at 6 hours and 11 minutes, guys.

357:11We are at 6 hours and 11 minutes into our New Year's super stream. We're not done. We're only halfway there.

357:21We're only halfway there.

357:25And listen, listen, it's been a long haul, but I still see some of you guys have been here the whole freaking time.

357:34I see Dudich is still in the chat. I see Meg Strrad is still hanging, going strong.

357:40Meg Meg is here for it all night long, [ __ ] You're dang straight.

357:49I've been seeing Stacy in and out all night long.

357:54I've been seeing real bays hanging out long time.

358:00A bunch of you legends are still in here.

358:03Y'all are crazy. But if there's one thing that I really enjoy, it's doing something for a stupidly long time for no like special reason other than just to [ __ ] do it. Like that's why I loved ultrarunning is because you can just like you can just travel. You can just grab some snacks and go and you just don't stop. You just keep going.

358:27You'll figure it out. Just take some breaks, drink some water. No big deal.

358:32In this case, we'll have a little bit of cider. And we'll just keep rolling.

358:38I'll have a little more sushi for dinner in a couple of months, so to speak. And we'll just keep rolling until we get it done. I can hear Gigi's killing a toy downstairs. It's squeaking. We're just here to party. It's 2026 and the world's burning down and our whole government works for Israel.

358:59So, what else are we going to do other than party?

359:02and talk [ __ ] all night long, right?

359:08So, thank you all for being here. Thank you all for your wonderful support.

359:12Thank you all for your wonderful supers, your chats, your subs.

359:17Thanks for paying attention to our wonderful world. Let's catch up on some of these super chats real quick. Let's hang out with the chat for a minute. Let me just bring it over here. Expand it out.

359:31and drop into the super chat.

359:34Gotta just go up and check. We got some We got some big kids dropping in here up at the top.

359:41Great episode with Tucker. Really enjoyed it. Thanks Zeta or Yeah, thanks Zeta Lamb. I appreciate that. I was very proud of it. I thought it was a lot of fun and [snorts] it was really cool. Um cuz when they called me about it, I was kind of expecting it to them to sort of be saying, "Hey, we should talk about like current events, so to speak." Um and then when they were like, "We want to talk about Tucker wants to talk about the Vegas shooting."

360:08I was like, "Oh, interesting.

360:11I haven't looked at that in a long time.

360:13That'll be [ __ ] fun." And I went and I started re rebuffing and kind of redigging and and repicking up the story. And I actually dug even deeper in some of the angles that I hadn't dug into before. And it was just a lot of fun to kind of dive back down that rabbit hole and try to pe like unpack all that madness again. And I thought it became a really interesting conversation that we went very deep into. Um Tucker is good at just sort of like asking the right questions and then just like letting you run in the directions. And I think we ran.

360:48Yeah. Thanks. Great episode with Tommy Freaking G. Tommy G is a legend. I love that guy. Love his whole team. Um, super fun dude. Super nice and we always have a ton of fun when we hang. And he's got more projects coming out that we collaborated in a little bit. But, uh, that that podcast was a lot of fun.

361:05We got we got pretty heated in that podcast. We went pretty deep with the Tommy G podcast for sure. Um, seven sheets. [ __ ] yeah. Ian, if you if not you, then who? Huge respect. Been with you since the shampoo vids. Got buyer.

361:18free speech above all. Keep going. Hell yeah. If not you, then who? That is literally the story of my whole story is I was a GameStop investor that was just sitting around waiting for something to happen. And eventually I was like, is like no one's making videos about this out in Tik Tok. Like everyone's watching Tik Tok and no one from this Reddit [ __ ] is out there telling them what's going on. And like someone's got to do it, right, Gage? And eventually I was like like f it. I can make a video. I'll do it. And then I realized that I actually couldn't do it because I wasn't smart enough. So I had to get smarter. So I

361:49just started making videos because if not you, then who, right? It's crazy what you can do once you just start doing it. So thanks for the hype, homie.

361:59I appreciate it.

362:01Homie, you misread my last super. Check out Jordan Henshaw. Baron mentioned him yesterday. He has videos actually demoing John Bray's theory. Oh, and they are good vids, homeboy. Check them out ASAP. Oh, is he the dude that's plugging a tube into a um paintball gun? [snorts] Is he um is he the guy plugging a tube into a paintball gun and trying to replicate the necklace thing?

362:28Because I think I've actually seen those videos. Uh Jordan Henshaw.

362:35Yes. So, oh interesting. So, now he has moved on to the exploding microphone theory.

362:42That's cool because I was watching his videos before where he was looking at the necklace physics and how to like replicate those necklace physics and he was kind of on this other train of thought and I was like damn dude you're like so close but not actually on what I think is happening here and so I'm stoked to watch this now um to watch this uh because he's like testing ideas. So here real quick I'll flash this channel on screen here.

363:08Jordan Henshaw is who you're talking about. Drop that subscribe. give him some love. He's putting a lot of work into this and this is the video you must be talking about and I am very curious to see what he what he does here.

363:20Obviously, he's looking at the mapping of John Bray. It almost looks like he's using the same algorithms, too. That's going to be interesting. Hell yeah.

363:29Let's go, dude. Good work, Jordan.

363:31That's sick. Cool.

363:35Yeah.

363:36Thanks, homie. Thanks for the tip. Um, [snorts] throwing in for pizza. We're on sushi tonight, homie. But I appreciate it. Thanks for the Aussie Bucks.

363:50Appreciate it. Uh, Pete Pete's Peter Tronic.

363:57Thanks. I appreciate it. Pete Stronach, [snorts] thanks Ian. I think there's more than enough corruption to stop participating.

364:06None of these pieces of [ __ ] have any integrity to trust them nor legitimate authority to respect them. It's war against us. Fight back. It really is.

364:15And they really think of you as expendable. They really do think of you as just a way to profit, just a tool to be used and discarded. And it's [ __ ] gross.

364:28It's gross. Um and yeah, it's time to fight back. They're fight they're they're treating you like you're expendable.

364:36So, you better take it seriously.

364:39Keep up the truth, brother. Great chat with Tucker about the Las Vegas mess.

364:42Also, you should change the name of your web app to receipt web because it brings up instant receipts. Yeah, but web is just catchier. And shout out to Gary Webb. Um, but yeah, it does bring the receipts and it's [ __ ] cooking and we've been cooking it up even better and I cannot wait to give it out to everybody. Um, I'm especially stoked to get it in the hands of a bunch of my friend, my journalist friends, so they can test it out and see how well it works for them and see what features they suggest for it because the sky is kind of the limit. Um, I I love that aspect is building the tools. I'm so obsessed with it. Thank

365:17you, Ian, for your dedication to investigative journalism. You are the goat. Your perspective on having intellectual disagreements with friends is something I admire you for. Thank you. Um, I mean, it's just the human angle, right? It's just like right? Like it's it seems very obvious, seems very basic. Uh but maybe it's also lessons learned over time of learning how to, you know, articulate things in ways that are careful that that keep, you know, feelings out of it and emotions out of it and keep it more direct to the point, keep the ideas in the middle and the people as just people.

365:51And I think a big part of it is that a lot of people in this industry, a lot of the little [ __ ] in this industry, uh, don't have their emotions in check because they're just big children or they've got skeletons in their closet or they're not legitimate or they're playing games. And um, and that gets people heated. That gets people angry.

366:12That gets people emotional and riled up.

366:14And you just keep your cool. Just calm the [ __ ] down, guys. Just everybody calm down. It's not a big deal. It's the internet.

366:20See, I appreciate it.

366:24Baze, thanks for another one, bro. Good to have you here. Did you ask Candace why she didn't call out Erica's lies, especially about Charlie's text to Dan Flood and Andrew Kulvette? I felt like Candace missed a big opportunity to officially call her out as a liar. Your thoughts? My thoughts are that when Candace spoke to Erica, she got zero benefit out of putting Erica on the defensive because it wasn't public. It wasn't on video. There was no record of it. So there wasn't any like use in getting c in getting Erica to shell up. In that instance, the best thing you can do is get her talking and get her to be

366:59putting because then she's putting things on the record. Even if it's not on camera, it's it's on the record with you. And so the best she could do is just get Erica to speak on everything she can get her to speak on. It's like having a witness on the stand. And what you want is for them to just start talking and not plead the fifth. But if you start coming at her super hard, she might start pleading the fifth. She might start treating you as a hostile interrogator and you might not get as much on the record. Right? And if you watch Candace's style, Candace's style is very much uh informed by the

367:34potential pitfalls in this industry, the potential traps. And she's learned over time, as I am learning, as we're all learning, that in the long run, you're better off not trying to push any one theory. You're better off not trying to commit yourself to to that must be right, but instead just asking a lot of questions to get as much on the record as you can because then they trap themselves in their own maze of lies.

367:59And we are seeing a whole lot of lies all spread out that just don't compute. When you put two and two together, they just do not compute.

368:09And everything that comes out of Erica's mouth just makes it compute less and less and less.

368:16They're running into you why day at the taco spot.

368:22What's up with Nick?

368:27Um, I think what you're saying is you're the homie that ran into me yesterday at the taco spot. It was good to see you, homie. It was good to meet you. That was cool. Um, [snorts] I was out getting tacos and a homie was driving by and was like, "Yo, Ian, we're watching you right now in the car." And he like they like got stopped and got out and said hi for a second and it was cool. Um, total [snorts] homie. I think that's what you're saying. What's up with Nick? Do you think they have something on him?

368:53Also, have you looked into the Boston Marathon? Lots of tinfoil. I've not really looked in the Boston Marathon because it was before I was doing this job and it's kind of back in history now. Um, there is a lot of tin foil around it. Um there was uh what was it?

369:06I think there was bomb threat um drills being run the day before or something.

369:12Awfully suspicious.

369:14[snorts] But um what do I think is up with Nick?

369:19I don't know. But I know it's weird. I know it's super weird. And everyone has always had a lot of suspicions about Nick. And I personally was always like whatever. Um, but it was once I gently nudged him about his stance on Charlie Kirk and the response that I received was weird.

369:39Super weird. And his silence on the whole thing, his immediately he realized he was [ __ ] not getting it done. And he his every response he gave just dug his hole deeper and deeper. He literally made a response like, "Oh, I [ __ ] you're [ __ ] and I know what's up."

369:55And what's up is that the the skin ricocheted the bullet. He literally cited the grapey guy, the French guy whose theory is that it didn't hit the bone. The 306 bullet bounced off of Charlie's neck skin. It's like, Nick, what the hell are you doing? And so it's like, I'm not going to speculate on Nick's skeletons in his closet or on what might be going on with Nick other than to say you should think really carefully about who you get your information from and you should not just trust me. You should not just trust Nick. You should not just trust any one person. You should think for yourself very critically. And to me personally,

370:35anytime that someone tells me that they're right and only their way is right and that they're the guardian of information, they're the gatekeeper of information, they're the they're the only true opinion and everyone else is lying.

370:51That's a red flag. That's a red flag to me. And especially when it comes to Israel and someone who's like anti-Israel being like, "I'm the only one that can say what we against Israel are going to think."

371:08Red flag. Huge red flag. Sorry, bro. No.

371:13Nope. Nope. Nope. Ain't no one the arbiter of what we're supposed to think about Israel or the Jews or any of that [ __ ] No, sir. Think for yourself. come up with your own ideas and think very critically because I can't think of any space that more desires a controlled opposition, a controlled opinion space than Israel. And I'm not saying that Nick is that. I'm saying that Nick should know that. And for Nick to run the the the talking point of ain't no interlopers coming in here to tell us how to think. We all think this way. We all think this way about Israel and about the Jews. And you can't you

371:52can't stray from that.

371:55Yeah, that's either a cult or it's controlled opposition, but it ain't free thought, it ain't intelligent, and it ain't a good move. So that's what I think is think for yourself and don't trust anyone on the internet. Just think for yourself.

372:16Las Vegas shooting taxi driver footage.

372:18Search for it at the internet archive time stamp. 45 seconds to 105 should be quite self-explaining.

372:25[ __ ] lies. I think I've Well, I'm not sure which taxi driver footage you're talking about.

372:35I have seen some pretty interesting taxi driver footage from that night. I'll double check and make sure I know what you're talking about.

372:42Thanks for the euro bucks, homie.

372:45Um, I'm gonna see if there's any other big ones up there to catch. One more for Gigi. Damn, Gigi's eating well tonight.

372:52Stacy. Stacy's out here funing fillet minion for the G. Hey, G. Stacy just bought you filt, dog. Yeah, we're gonna go get you some fresh filt when the stream is over, baby. Yeah, she's getting bored over here. She's like, Ian, come play with me. Here, G. We'll get you a treat here. Here, Stacy. We're uh we'll tide her over with some liver with some desiccated liver treats. Gigi, go lie down. Go.

373:20Give her the biggest one. We'll give her this big honker of a treat. Yeah, she have to chew that up for a minute. Okay, cool.

373:29You're driving for Lift while listening.

373:31Hell yeah, bro. I was an Uber Eats driver. That's how I uh made the jump from the service industry cooking in restaurants to content creation is I got out of cooking and I spent like a year driving Uber Eatats so that I could manage my own schedule and I could work when I wanted and I could edit in the car and uh like when I'm waiting for rides. Um and I just forced it. I was like I'm done with this. I'm out. I'm out of this industry and I'm just going this way because I just couldn't do it. But I really actually enjoyed driving Uber Eats. It was a lot of fun. Played my own music, cruised around, didn't get a single

374:09speeding ticket because I always drove the speed limit. And um yeah, I had a great old time while it lasted. Glad I didn't have to go much further though cuz my car freaking blew up by the end of it. But you know, it got me just where I needed to go. Literally, my car that I actually showed on stream a while back, the painted Subaru that I drove around in, um, lived out of for a long time, that Subaru took me all the way and then it literally overheated and just like basically blew up the like the week, I think it was like the day before or something, I got my first Tik Tok paycheck and it was like it was very

374:47emotional. I'm pretty sure I cried over that car because it had literally like delivered me to the finish line being like, "I got you, bro. Here you are. You made it. I'm [ __ ] dead." And it was over 300. It was like almost 300,000 miles on that car. And I had driven it into the dirt and then that was it. That was all. And I didn't have to drive Uber Eats anymore because TikTok was paying me super well. So, rest in peace to the Subaru. It was a legend. Um, okay.

375:18That we're going to take a break from the supers now. We'll come back to them a little later and we'll get ready for July.

375:27We're more than halfway through here, folks. We're more than halfway through and we're not even at seven hours yet.

375:33We're doing good. We might be out of here by midnight. [ __ ] 2025 ain't that hard. It ain't that hard. I mean, how many conspiracies were there really? How many conspiracies even were there this year?

375:49Ian should be in Hollywood and westerns?

375:50Hell no, brother. Nah, dog. [ __ ] Hollywood.

375:56Nope. Not a chance. Um, so where are we? Where's my mouse?

376:04We just watched that Epstein segment earlier.

376:07That's the Epstein segment again. Cool.

376:10But we're going to speed up a little bit because I got really busy on other things once we got to this part and I was traveling around a lot and I was starting to build buyer and stuff and I've got some other news loaded too.

376:34But yeah, we're just going to have a quick stop through July. We already watched We already watched this piece about [ __ ] Epstein because this was around the time when Trump all throughout.

376:47>> We still talking about this creep. This creep Epstein really still covering it up. Still covering it up. Cash Patel is saying no. There's no evidence. You know, actually what uh Cash Patel Joe Rogan, what month did Cash go on Joe Rogan?

377:06June. It was June when old Cashy Boy went on Joe Rogan.

377:12Yes indeed.

377:14Yes indeed.

377:16Classic June 6th.

377:21That was atrocious, but it made for some crazy memes, that's for sure.

377:34And it was in July that Israel started planning for forced transfer of Gaza's population, a blueprint for crimes against humanity.

377:47Military order to turn ruins of Rafa into humanitarian city. Humanitarian.

377:51But experts call the plan an internment camp for all Palestinians in Gaza. Just shuffling through all the most inhumane things you could do. the most moral army. And more and more people were waking up and more and more people were like, "What the [ __ ] is going on?" And the the starvation mounted into allout famine.

378:15They blocked aid for a record number of days. It was like what was it like 70 days or something like that in total by the time it ended.

378:26I started demoing uh buyer.

378:30We'll come back to that in a second.

378:34Israel is the issue that will bring the left and right together in the middle in 2028 and save America from this parasitic relationship.

378:42One can dream. We can hope. We can hope and we can dream.

378:48But July was the month when Charlie Kirk told Tucker to go Max.

379:05July was the month when the TP USA Florida event happened and Charlie Kirk told Tucker to go max on Epstein and he did. And right after that, the Google Trend results for everything related to the Charlie Kirk assassination blew up all across Israel and later on in the DC area.

379:32[snorts] And then SUBTT, Egyptian plane, Egyptian flew through Paris into the United States and Mcronone's lawsuit dropped right in the middle of that.

379:48Just thought I would mention it.

379:53And I'm going to let Tucker roll here for a second while I go to the bathroom real quick. And then I'll bring up some more news stories for us from July.

380:03to get us to set the stage really for getting into the turning point of the whole year of the whole nation of everything basically.

380:15I don't like to vote because I don't believe in any of them. And this time I I really felt like I know Trump well. I love Trump personally and what we were looking at was just so awful and totalitarian and stupid. And it wasn't even the arguments that I disagreed with from the Kla Harris. It's weird to even say her name now. Who was that exactly?

380:34It was like a bad dream. Um, but it wasn't even so much the arguments I disagreed with, though I dis definitely disagreed with the arguments. It was the style of argument that drove me completely bonkers, summarized most crisply by shut up racist.

380:51Whatever you said, it was shut up racist. And it's like, but wait, you know, first of all, I'm not a racist.

380:55But that's not even the point. Point is, I just told you what I think, I just asked you an entirely legitimate question. Mostly, what the hell are you doing? And rather than answer it, you didn't pay me the respect that you would a human being. You treated me like a slave or an animal by telling me to stop barking. Shut up, racist.

381:18And I won't put up with that because I'm not a slave or an animal. I'm an American citizen, an adult man who pays his taxes.

381:25So, [applause] you know, I ask people questions for a living and very often I get answers that I don't care for, that I disagree with, that I think are stupid. But at least they're answers. At least the person responding is treating me like a human being with a soul created in the image of the creator.

381:43He's paying me the respect that every human being is due. When you ask a direct question to someone in charge, you are due. that person is morally bound to give you an answer. He's not bound to agree with you, but he's bound to stop and answer your question.

382:03And the left never did that. They would dismiss you out of hand. You are not worth listening to. Be quiet. And that's of course where the impulse to censorship comes from. It comes from the belief that you don't deserve to speak because you're not fully human. They own you. And that's what I voted against above all. I voted against a million different things that I hated about the last administration. Their insane desire to start pointless wars around the world. Their total unwillingness to protect this country domestically, to protect the people who live here, to protect the territorial integrity of the

382:42country, bringing in tens of millions of people illegally, giving them free stuff the second they get here, making a mockery of citizenship.

382:50I hated all of that. I hated all of that. But the thing I hated most was their total unwillingness to answer any question about why they were doing what they were doing because it was just too insulting. And every single time I would just feel like raising the middle finger and screaming obscenities, which is not an adult response I'll I'll concede, but that's how I felt. And I think that's really at the heart of why the Epstein thing is so distressing. I mean, the guy was some weird sex freak who was abusing girls. We knew that. But the fact that the US government, the one that I voted for, refused

383:33to take my question seriously and instead said, "Case closed. Shut up, conspiracy theorist." Was too much for me. And I [applause] I don't think the rest of us should be satisfied with that. And by the way, let me just say really quickly cuz I was so mad about it that I think I found out part of what's going on. Um I think we are going to find out more.

384:00And I think the truth, for whatever it's worth, in case you're interested, is that the DOJ didn't release lots of incriminating sex videos with Ebstein and his billionaire pals because they don't have them.

384:16They don't, but they do have an awful lot an awful lot on an awful lot of powerful and important people. They have an awful lot of binders of images that they had to redact things from.

384:36They do have an awful lot of men who they felt the need to redact. They do have an awful lot of failed redactions.

384:46They do have an awful lot of what they themselves labeled as CESAM like hundreds and hundreds of them in binders like this collected.

385:04They do have all sorts of photographs, all sorts of photooots, all sorts of albums just from one house.

385:16One house that they only partially were able to raid.

385:21They do have a whole bunch of passports, one of them fake at least.

385:29They do have an entire archive of photos with all sorts of powerful powerful men, people that are very much still relevant, people in all sorts of industries all around the world.

385:47They've got a lot as in no evidence. As in we don't even know. as in there's no files at all.

385:59We know by now that there are lots of files on lots of people.

386:06All sorts of people.

386:11And we don't necessarily know who's guilty of what because they decided not to investigate anyone.

386:26But I thought I would just pop in here to remind us all of just how much evidence we have.

386:36And this is barely even scratching the surface.

386:41Barely.

386:45This is just a cursory look at the network and at the files.

386:54And this is the TPUSA stage. They don't have them because when the original search warrant was served 2007, I think possibly 2006, I think seven, it was basically designed to protect Epstein.

387:08The search warrant was written in such a way to make sure that the feds never got their hands on the actually incriminating evidence. It's another way of saying the cover up has been going on since 2007, almost 20 years.

387:18>> Yes.

387:19>> And so the real question is not was Jeffrey Ebstein a weirdo who was abusing girls. Yes, we can answer that. The real question is why was he doing this on whose behalf? And where did the money come from? And those are the questions that need to be answered. And I think it's entirely fair to ask them. And it's not adequate to say anyone who asked them is somehow desecrating the memory of little girls who died in Texas are not going to put up with that answer. I don't care who gives that answer. That is not acceptable. And I think the real answer is Jeffrey Epstein was working on behalf of intel services. Probably not

387:53American. And we have every right to ask on whose behalf was he working. How does a guy go from being a math teacher at the Dalton School in the late '7s with no college degree to having multiple airplanes, a private island, and the largest residential house in Manhattan by being a Jewish pedophile that was really good at laundering money and was willing to do just about anything to achieve power and wealth and his sadistic desires.

388:23To be blunt, that's that's how that's how he did it. Anyways, and by being selected by the network that was looking for just such a person for Israel, where did all the money come from?

388:39>> Leslie West.

388:40>> And no one has ever gotten to the bottom of that because no one has ever tried.

388:43And moreover, it's extremely obvious to anyone who watches that this guy had direct connections to a foreign government. Now, no one's allowed to say that that foreign government is Israel because we have been somehow cowed into have been applause >> somehow cowed into >> just for saying >> thinking that that's naughty.

389:06>> This is TPUSA in July, the night after Dave Smith obliterated Josh Hammer. There is nothing wrong with saying that. There is nothing hateful about saying that. There's nothing anti-Semitic about saying that. There's nothing even anti-Israel about saying that. I've spent my entire life pretty much in Washington where I knew and loved a number of people, including one very close person who worked at CIA.

389:35That has never prohibited me from saying I think the CIA has done some horrible things. Murdered a bunch of people, participated in the murder of a sitting US president. It's got a whole trail of crimes. That doesn't make me a disloyal American. It doesn't make me anti-American in any sense. I was born here. My family's been here for hundreds of years. I love this country. That's why I live here. So, criticizing the behavior of a government agency does not make you a hater. It makes you a free person. It makes you a citizen. You're allowed to do that because you're not a slave. You're a citizen.

390:10>> And you have a right to expect that your government will not act against your interests. And you have a right to demand that foreign governments not be allowed to act against your interest.

390:21That's not creepy.

390:23It shouldn't be forbidden.

390:25And yet all of us have trained ourselves to believe that you can't say that somehow. That that's like too naughty and forbidden. And the effect of making that offlimits has been to create a lot of resentment and I'll say it, hate online where people feel like they can't just say like what the hell is this? You have the former Israeli prime minister living in your house.

390:48>> Yeah.

390:49>> You have >> and the former head of Israeli military intelligence, too.

390:52>> About all this contact with the foreign government. Were you working on behalf of MSAD? Were you running a blackmail operation on behalf of a foreign government? By the way, every single person in Washington DC thinks that.

391:06I've never met anyone who doesn't think that.

391:09>> Um, this is a common sentiment. Um, especially around Tucker. Uh, where'd it go? Tucker is like he like he's an asset. He's just letting the steam out of the teapot.

391:20That's not how steam works, bro.

391:22Progressing the conversation directly into no, he worked for for Israel. He worked for Israel and for Israeli intelligence. That's not letting the steam out of the teapot when it's on this kind of stage. That's directly progressing the conversation forwards.

391:37That is an unacceptable thing to say.

391:39And Charlie Kirk got a lot of very uncomfortable phone calls from his donors immediately after this. And we know that I understand the skepticism about Tucker and I think it's wise. And you know, I don't just trust Tucker blindly at all.

391:54Um, but I think a lot of people think that there's way more of a mass conspiracy than I think there is personally. Um, and obviously, I mean, you should probably disregard everything I'm saying because I just appeared on his podcast, but think critically about what this kind of speech does to the average normie in pushing their understanding one step further. This is pushing a lot of people one step closer to watching Europa or one step closer. And I'm not like, honestly, I don't really like Europa because I think that it's too hard to prove most of what's in Europa. It's too it's too ancient history. Not all of it.

392:33A lot of is more recent.

392:35But pushing the conversation forwards like this with the audience and voice that he has, with the connections and friends that he has, that's huge.

392:46And Charlie paid the price.

392:50Charlie paid the price.

392:53I don't know any of them that hate Israel, but no one feels they can say that. Why? But at the same time, keep being skeptical and keep your opinion. keep keep feeling that way.

393:03That is totally chill. Um I just don't I don't feel that way from where I sit in the industry and what I look at.

393:10>> And I think the longer that we play along with it, the more subterranean and creepy and hateful the conversation actually becomes. So I think it's better just to say it right out loud.

393:21>> Jeffrey Epste worked for Israel.

393:24Jeffrey Epstein was a pedophile that was collecting blackmail on behalf of a Jewish network of sickos that was hiding inside of Israel working on behalf of Israel but probably in many ways above Israel above their government just like our own deep state is above our government. This is the global network and clearly whoever's best at blackmailing is best at the whole thing.

393:50They're best at the game. Whoever controls the money and the blackmail rules the world.

393:58So do the math.

394:02That's how I'll say it. If we're just going to say it outright, the world is ruled by the black markets. And the black markets are ruled by the black mailers and the money.

394:17And those networks are alive and well.

394:20They were not Epstein. He was just a node and he has been replaced.

394:26And I think that this speech is incredibly significant in so many ways, in so many reasons.

394:36And it moves us on to August.

394:44Oh, August.

394:49how how normal the world still seemed in August, right?

394:57Just reload all my tabs here. [snorts] Speaking of Epstein, let's throw some shade at some banks. We know that Epstein referred a bunch of very high-profile, wealthy clients to JP Morgan, but all the publicized names on the list that he referred were referrals made mostly between 2000 in 2003. I actually cringed really hard watching back the um watching back my podcast um with Tommy G because I forgot Jess Staley's name halfway through the podcast even though I've done a ton of reporting on Jess Staley and I accidentally said Sydney Whale and I confused Sydney Whale with Jess Staley and I was like oh maybe I'll like

395:43maybe I'll correct myself and then I failed to correct myself and I was like damn Bro, damn. That was lowhanging fruit. Dude, you missed it. But that's how it goes. You can't always remember everything. It is what it is. But yeah, correction. It was Jess Staley that was Jeffrey Epste's boy at JP Morgan, not Sydney Whale. Sydney Whale was City Bank. Um, different different thing, different scandal.

396:10Also kind of seems like a [ __ ] but I don't know. Once again, that list included Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, Larry Page, co-founder of Google, Nick Riis, former head of Donald Trump's casino empire, Katherine Rumler, former Obama White House counsel. That referral was made in February of 2019, by the way. They were very cozy in the emails right before he got caught and died.

396:37Gain Maxwell was referred. Glenn Dubin, a billionaire hedge fund manager, was very close to Epstein and was referred to JP Morgan. Leon Black, founder of Apollo Global Management. [snorts] Mort Zuckerman, a real estate billionaire.

396:49Thomas Pritsker of Hyatt Hotels. Boris Nicolik, the Gates Foundation science adviser. Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary, Prince Andrew. Ahoud Barack, the former Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Israeli prime minister, Lord Peter Mendelson, David Gernan, the Sultan of Dubai, Howard Rubenstein.

397:10According to the Daily Beast, by 2011, Epstein was considered the quote biggest producer for JP Morgan's private banking division. And they also referred to him as the advisor to the Google founders.

397:26[music] I do kind of miss the style we used to make these videos in. Took took forever, but making videos with like prep slides and everything is pretty pretty [ __ ] fire. Not going to lie, in August they all committed treason.

397:49Again, those are all American politicians.

397:57on vacation, on summer camp. Go pledge your feelalty.

398:07Go pledge your feelalty to your true rulers, to your overlords.

398:13Go dance for money, you stupid [ __ ] >> From Ahub Barack, the ex-p prime minister of Israel. In August, we got massive, >> massive file leak, >> massive confirmation. The Ahood Barack email leak might be the most significant one so far, except for possibly batch eight of the DOJ files that just happened. You can tell that I've been up like all night. I hadn't shaved. I'm all scruffy. From Ahud Barack, the ex-p prime minister of Israel, one of Epstein's very good buddies. Thousands of his emails were leaked online and like alternative sources are talking about it, but the mainstream media totally silent. Radio

398:53silence and I have spent the last I don't even know how long just going down the rabbit hole and I'm about to take you with me. This is just the start.

399:01This is just preliminary reporting.

399:03There's a lot of files and just figuring out how to even analyze them has been a whole process. But through that process, >> working with my buddy over here on one screen and the reports on the other screen and getting AI involved to write code that would scrape and then combine and then analyze. By the end of this, we're going to get to how they were surveilling the Hillary Clinton campaign.

399:22>> This is the first form of web. This was the inspiration for making web. Oh yeah, and >> oh, how far it has come. Jeff Bezos, Bill Clinton, Benjamin Netanyahu, and there's links that will go um to email reports. But but first, I just want to tell you how we got here because when you actually download the leaked emails, they come from two different emails. But when you go into those emails, there is just this whole mess of folders. And in each one, there's more folders with different things. And each of these files is an individual email, right? But we're talking like 50,000 emails or more. Each individual files in all these

400:04different folders. How the [ __ ] are we going to analyze them? So lately, I've been playing with AIS in terms of helping find sources, helping dig through complex details and data and helping get to primary sources and or in this case aggregate thousands of email files and turn them all into one file that we can search all at once because they're not in one place. You can't search them. Like there's nowhere you can go and type in Peter Teal and have it find you where Peter Teal is in >> except that in these email files it became apparent that Peter Teal had received a bunch of funding from Jeffrey

400:38Epstein's Valor Venture for his Valor Ventures funds. And I mean we kind of knew that from some reporting but there was more context and clarification in these emails.

400:47>> So I got on a call with my code wizard buddy. We got on here. He taught me how to use the most basics of Python and he helped me out and did it with me. crash course in coding and we wrote out all this crazy code and like it's a long story, we'll skip it, but we wrote a program that would put them all into one JSON file and then we got the JSON file and it's real big. When you scroll through it, it's all of them extracted with critical information retained like file names and file paths, day the email was sent, who it's from, who it's to, etc. But now it's searchable and now we can put AI into them and have AI start

401:26scraping through it and be like, "Find me every instance of this or that or look for patterns here or there." And that's where we stumbled across something kind of random that at first we thought was a nothing burger is in one of the little reports that it made summarizing what it was finding in the files. It mentioned Clinton and the Clinton Foundation and surveillance of the Clinton Foundation. And I was like, "Wait a minute. You're telling me that Jeffrey Epstein and Ahood Barack are communicating behind the scenes about surveillance on the Clinton administration?

401:56Please tell me more. And so then it wrote up.

401:59>> So we're not going to watch this whole thing, but I just want to look at the first version of the concept and then go and look at what it became.

402:09What did it become? This is just a little test batch of the Epstein files.

402:13Put that away. I've just been playing with with new features over here in web and now I've got them all auto organizing and we've got all kinds of different documents in here and we can open them up one by one. It's going all slow. It's like, oh [ __ ] we're doing web now.

402:35And I've got them all organized, popping in and out, popping in and out. I've got an AI chatbot that can help me source specific answers about specific connections and people that he worked with.

402:53We can now thumb through them one at a time, ask any question we want, get straight into the files, and notice how over here it's going to the file that we want it to open.

403:10>> [snorts] >> If you've been seeing me working on working on web, you know about this.

403:16We've been showing this. We've been sharing this.

403:22It's my favorite new project and we're going to give it out to the world. It's not quite ready yet. But then it also evolved into the Charlie Kirk assassination.

403:31I've been showing this where now we've got YouTube transcripts and we can ask it things about like what did Candace report on? What did Charlie Kirk say in his episodes? What did Ben Shapiro say in his episodes? And we can actually pull out specific quotes from various episodes. We can highlight specific chunks in those episodes and save them. If I want to highlight this, I can just go highlight it. And I got some highlights here that I could scroll through my highlights. And if I wanted to watch this clip, Burger King crown, you're not getting a Burger King crown.

404:12Okay, remember that quote?

404:15Click. Where did it open? Nice Burger King crown. You're not getting a Burger King crown. Okay, that's a coach episode.

404:23>> For the purest of hearts, you don't get that. You're >> Yeah, we just opened at the exact time stamp in that video. Thank you very much. Gosh, I'm so stoked. I freaking love this thing. I play with this thing all day long. I just build and then I test and then I build and then I test and then I build and then I test. And it all started looking like this just trying to examine the Ahood Barack emails. And God, I love it so much and it's all coming out to you soon enough within this month.

404:52But the Aud [snorts] Brock emails coming out in August was a huge step forwards.

404:56But remember, it's anti-semitic to suggest that Israel or Jews control the US government or would ever prioritize interests of Israel over their own country. Remember that. It's very important that you remember that. Okay.

405:07Okay.

405:11This is when they really ramped up propaganda. They wrapped up propaganda tours. They wrapped up their propaganda spending.

405:21[snorts] and they took a recess to avoid voting on the Epstein files and instead went over to kiss the wall.

405:29Tom Emmer, this week I have the honor of leading a delegation of House members on a trip to Israel with our friends from Apac.

405:36You [ __ ] traitors.

405:41[ __ ] traitors.

405:43[snorts] Now, I just thought I'd mention how I wonder about this. I just wonder about it. I just I just wonder about it.

405:50not making any suggestions, but I always just wonder like, are you even a hacker if you can't release the Epstein files? I mean, like, where are the hackers? Like, where are they? I'm just I wonder where they are as far as their location goes, you know?

406:09Can you guys see my eyes getting super red from staring at the lights in the screens for so long? There's a light right there. It's like, whoa. I just looked at myself on the screen. It's like, damn, bro. your eyes are red, dog.

406:23And then here's a video that um and it's just so obvious that Charlie has no answer to pause >> because he can't because his opinion on Israel is colored by his donors, by an agenda that is not based in facts or America first ideology.

406:40>> Am I on the right screen?

406:43This is the video that Harrison Smith would reply to saying that Charlie Kirk that someone Charlie Kirk had said to someone who told Harrison that he was afraid Israel would kill him if he turned on them.

406:57And this video is of me calling out Charlie Kirk's refusal to debate Nick Fuentes.

407:04Oh, how things have changed in so many directions.

407:09in so many directions.

407:13It's been a crazy year.

407:22We're speeding up a little bit. Speeding up a little bit.

407:28Um [snorts] that's July over there.

407:34We skipped over Well, I guess we mentioned the the starvation in Gaza a little bit.

407:44here. What we'll do is we'll um No, we'll skip that because in August, Trump and Putin had a summit about Ukraine. Didn't go so hot. Nothing [snorts] really got done. Stalemate.

408:02And Trump deployed the National Guard to DC in August, which would set the stage for the DC shooting, which no one saw coming at all.

408:19[snorts] Valhalla called it from a mile away.

408:24A National Guardsman.

408:28Someone's going to get killed. Someone's going to get shot. Someone's going to get hurt. Things are going to escalate.

408:34And then that's an excuse for more and more and more.

408:38Was not wrong.

408:44Anything else we need to cover? Let's see if this link actually opens. Nope.

408:48Page not found. A lot of these links are broken.

408:52Um, in August, Israel also announced they were going to be doing a military takeover of Gaza City.

409:01And oh, please open.

409:03Geez, NPR's links are all broken. It was in August that the DOJ released the Maxwell transcripts of Gain Maxwell's testimony, begging for forgiveness, saying that she didn't traffic anyone to anyone. She's innocent. She's just a victim.

409:23Poor Gain Maxwell. Gosh, what a what a poor little Galain Maxwell.

409:30August was a rough month.

409:34Rough month in August. And I think I gotta get rid of January here. I think we're ready to move on to September here in a second, guys.

409:44We're speeding up a little bit. We're making moves, but I need to clean my desktop up a little bit.

409:52[snorts] Um, that's February. That's still in the way. Oh, you know what?

410:00I bet that I still need to open my September ones. Do I have my September ones here? I do have my September ones here. Good. This one will let me open October, November, December because this one's a little longer.

410:18Oh no. You know what I just did, guys?

410:22Oh no.

410:26I'm pretty sure that I just closed the super chats.

410:33I just closed the super chats, guys.

410:36Don't send any more super chats because I don't know which ones we've read. They're all lost.

410:44Whoops.

410:46My bad, team. My bad.

410:50What I'll do is I'll uh open a new one and I'll peep the uh peep the big super chats to make sure we don't miss any really big ones.

410:58But unfortunately, that's going to miss all the smaller super chats for us. So, I'm sorry if I just missed your small super chats because now they're mixed in with so many ones that we already read.

411:09Can't reread them all.

411:13But I can go and just double check any giant ones and make sure.

411:20Well, o maybe if I do this here, I'll solve it. while we peep this video going. When you have one of the largest political people in America assassinated on live TV, your first thought should be >> I still got them.

411:45>> Was this a professional assassination?

411:47>> I still got >> And it's not necessarily. There are definitely crazy cooks that take shots at people.

411:54Usually the crazy cooks seem to get an arsenal of guns and go into a school and go on a suicide mission essentially and you know murder a bunch of people and then take their own life. That's what usually seems to happen.

412:09Not usually are they planning out a carefully orchestrated hit that involves them getting away clean and then giving a whole text message admission of guilt on regular old texts like Right. Right.

412:26Yeah. Um, but I think we should start with initial thoughts because I just want to remember how kind of shocking it was what happened to Charlie Kirk and in ways that I think most of us didn't expect.

412:40Definitely took a lot of us a long a minute to process what the [ __ ] was happening. Honestly, I don't really know how I feel. Well, no, that's a [ __ ] lie. I do kind of know how I feel and it's not good. Um, but there's just like no words to kind of capture it. And and I think a lot of it for me is like I don't really know why. Like I'm not involved. It's not about me. Um, and like I'm I'm just a dude that talks [ __ ] about Charlie Kirk on the side. And maybe that's why it kind of hit me really hard because our world is full of a lot of judgment.

413:13Everyone's [ __ ] judging each other.

413:14Everyone is just treating each other like such [ __ ] and and Charlie's a super polarizing guy.

413:22Um, but X and Twitter and all this [ __ ] this is not real life. And when you go out in real life and you actually meet people, like unless you're a piece of [ __ ] like 90% of the time, 95% of the time, it's awesome. They're awesome. Like people are real people out there. And like realistically, you'll get along with them. Like when I go to events and places where you're meeting all these different influencers from every angle of the aisle, like almost every single one I get along with so good. And Charlie obviously is an example of a guy that like even like you can disagree with his takes, but like if you want to talk about his

414:05his character, like I hope that you're an amazing father that's loyal to your wife, that's dedicated, that has faith, that lives by that faith. Like in order to come at Charlie's character, I would hope that you are living a life more right with God than him, which I doubt you are because it's hard to find a single man on this planet today that is living a life as right with God as Charlie seemed to be from the outside and from everyone around him saying how it was. Like that is real respectable in this modern world.

414:44the month when everything changed.

414:49>> We have more than enough evidence to be asking the question, was there intelligence agencies involved in this?

414:57Way more than enough evidence to ask that question legitimately. And when you start asking that question legitimately, that's how you get to the Israel conversation. And the Israel conversation is not one. No one is claiming at this point that anyone knows for sure that it was Israel. Okay?

415:16Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, Dave Smith, all the right-wing commentators that are involved in this conversation that were involved in Charlie's life and the scandal around the Israel stuff, none of them have at all made the claim that Israel was involved in this in any way.

415:32I have made that claim because I'm not involved. I This is not my case to solve. I was not involved. I didn't know Charlie. I was not involved in Turning Point. I'm staying out of it. I am a dude on the sidelines looking in. I've purposfully not asked Candace for any inside information. I've not tried to dig in to like get [ __ ] a bunch of sources and stuff because I don't want to get in. I don't want to get in there.

415:52This is not my thing and I'm I'm not involved. Um, and I'm perfectly happy to speculate because right away I was asking, is an intelligence agency involved? And a very quick assessment of the scene, of the responses, of what happened on the ground, of Charlie's position in American politics, and the first suspect seemed clear to me.

416:17Um, I would argue that since day one, we have gotten more and more and more evidence that maybe we should be looking in Israel's direction.

416:29But just a quick primer on why maybe looking in Israel's direction would be appropriate.

416:38They have an entire Wikipedia page dedicated to the list of Israeli assassinations. And the reason why they have that broken down by decade [laughter] is because Israel is the world's foremost assassinator.

416:54They're the best at it. They do it the most. And they've done it a whole bunch of times just in the last year. One of those was like hundreds of people being assassinated using pagers with an operation that spanned like a decade and more. I think I'm exaggerating a little bit, but right like the the Israeli intelligence are exceptionally good at assassinations. Okay, so in light of that, >> I'll put all those things out there.

417:29>> Yeah.

417:29>> How did how did these guys not know this was taking place?

417:32>> So I've been Israel. This is Charlie Kirk speaking right after October 7th in within one week of October 7th on the PBD podcast about what happened on October 7th. Many times the whole country's a fortress. When I first heard this story, I still had the same gut instinct that I did initially. I find this very hard to believe. I've been to that Gaza border. You you cannot go 10 feet without running into a 19-year-old with an AR-15 or an automatic machine gun that is an IDF soldier, right? the whole country is surveiled. And so, so let me let me just kind of go through this. We don't talk about Israeli

418:07politics very often, and most Americans don't know this. The last nine months, Israel is on the brink of civil war.

418:12It's not an exaggeration. This judicial stuff, they were there were hundreds of thousand Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

418:18We're going to cut that right there.

418:19Let's not talk about, you know, the entire nation of Israel protesting against Benjamin Netanyahu. Charlie, you're supposed to be Benjamin Netanyahu's favorite friend. Okay, just to be clear, that's a little spicy to say, Charlie, explaining to do, a lot of decoupling to do because Jewish donors have been the number one funding mechanism of radical open border neoliberal quasi Marxist policies, cultural institutions, and nonprofits.

418:49This is a beast created by secular Jews.

418:53And now it's coming for Jews. and they're like, "What on earth happened?"

418:57And it's not just the colleges, it's the nonprofits, it's the movies, it's Hollywood, it's all of it. It's like that is a pretty based take. That's a topic that though I have researched and seen evidence of, it's very hard to like explain. It's very convoluted. It's very technical and it's very easy to come across as though you're trying to say that like all Jewish people are e are evil. Um because it's not. It's a very nuanced criticism of whatever the hell is happening in America right now. And I've avoided it.

419:30I've intentionally avoided that topic because it is such a minefield and it's so anti-Semitic.

419:38And Charlie just waited right in because he knows he's super smart and he's very informed, very informed. And he leveled some great criticism about it, right?

419:48He was saying that Jeffrey Epstein worked for Israel.

419:52>> That Epstein with his little friend Galain and Galain's father, Robert Maxwell, who was obviously a spy of the Israeli intelligence agencies, that there was something else going on here.

420:04Epstein was not some sort of whiz kid hedge fund manager. Epstein was playing a part. Epstein was a larer. Epstein was cast for a specific role and he played it really well. The sweatpants and the Harvard jacket art and above the if you actually go into finance and markets and he can try easy not hard and this is no longer just speculation. First of all, the evidence that shows that Epstein was a creation of either MSAD, Israeli intelligence, American intelligence, Saudi intelligence, or maybe he was just a hired gun. Maybe he was just the guy that countries would go to.

420:48>> Okay. All right. Let's go, Charlie. But he also was saying this kind of stuff on the TPUSA stage.

420:55>> Do you think there's any intel community involvement in this?

420:59>> I wouldn't be surprised one bit. I am convinced based on my own sources and my own reporting on this story, he wasn't one of ours. Remember TPUSA, the most prominent American youth political organization.

421:17Remember Charlie Kirk, the biggest conservative mainstream pundit, commentator, voice. This I mean, I hate to say it, but ever since September, this is the whole story. This is all that anyone's looking at. This is all that anyone's talking about. this and Jeffrey Epstein and the all the all of it tying together and it's like yeah other things have happened yeah there were these mass shootings Bondi Beach we have some questions Bondai Beach looking a little false flaggy we'll get there but it's just bizarre how much everything stopped on that day and everything just turned and revolved around this question

422:05>> so he wasn't American, which leads basically three options. MI6, Saudi, or MSAD?

422:10>> Yep.

422:11>> Which one would you choose?

422:13>> I guess MSAD given his connection to Galain Maxwell.

422:17>> And the crowd cheers >> because the whole crowd is based because TPUSA is made up of young people, young conservatives that get it, that have a diverse range of opinions, but they're all pretty based, right? and they know what's going on and they've just been waiting for these guys to finally crack the door open a little bit.

422:43And then there is also this character interview now.

422:50>> I I just I think it's a hyper paranoid like we're just gonna try to we're gonna just stamp out everything type type of practice. But it goes to the point where if for example if I I have less ability sometimes online to criticize the Israeli government about backlash than actual Israelis do >> and that's really really weird. Is >> that is pretty weird Charlie. That is very weird.

423:26We already watched this one.

423:30First bit of actual confirmation about findings of the autopsy and they make the story even more unbelievable if you could believe it. We'll tell you more all about that in just a minute. But the important thing is that Tyler Robinson is safe and sound in FBI custody waiting for all the cameras to shut off and the guards to take a nap so that he can do a little bit of bed sheet origami.

423:54And we all know how the story went from here. I mean, basically from here, you're caught up. Once you get to September, you're pretty much caught up.

424:04Why? What's Baron doing? Is Baron killing it? We got to turn Baron on.

424:12>> Let's check in with X. We'll be doing some spaces in their near future over there. We'll be doing some live streams over there. Maybe some X exclusive live streams over there as well. And you can check us out on Spotify as well. Um, a real Baron podcast over on Spotify.

424:25So, get over there.

424:26>> Um, what I need is is some people to >> Do I need to rewind a few episodes on Spotify, even though they're old, even though you've heard them, just put on mute and fall asleep, but I need to get those so we can uh we can get into their algorithm.

424:38>> That's that's kind of the key. We're a few >> We're a few hours away from rewind a little bit.

424:42>> I think we're like 3,000 hours away or something.

424:44>> He's quitting his job and going for the >> I put that thing up a few days ago and it's up to like seven. I'm gonna put General Guillot attack Americans.

424:52You would that we are all asked our opinion on this in the media.

424:58You would think it would it would matter.

425:02The tea tax isn't that bad. It's only 3%.

425:07All you got to do is go buy a little stamp and put it on the tea. Then he HAS NO PLANS.

425:14WE'RE going >> I assume that we got to get to like right here somewhere.

425:18[snorts] Last time you guys didn't let >> That's why it's important we're here together. You didn't let me important we're here together on a Friday night.

425:24We got 21,000 plus people on a Friday night is killing the game.

425:27>> This is an example of why we're going to expand this program. Um >> let's go.

425:38Many of you know I up until today was a full-time employee um as a practicing attorney at another company and it limited my ability to prepare for and produce this show on a regular basis and I was only able to do two three very seldom four because of it. We're just going to check in for a second. Um, I put in my notice today in order to spend more time here with you guys, in order to expand this program to a regular four or five days a week here on YouTube.

426:10>> Um, the last [clears throat] little while we have um gotten Spotify up and running. We have X now up and running and in a here or there. just some of these other locations on um your fellow fans here uh on a regular basis. So wait to watch Ian Carol on Tucker Carlson.

426:34I mean that's huge.

426:38Do you understand how big that is? But there are very there are very few outlets now still fighting back at all.

426:46And we've lost some we've lost some. I hate to say we've lost.

426:50>> We've lost a lot, Baron. We have lost [clears throat] a lot.

426:55But we're going to return to our little run through because we're actually getting close to the end here. We're actually getting close to the finish because really once you hit September, like I'm saying, it's like all Charlie Kirk and you all know the story. You all know the developments. You all know how it went. And we'll do some web streams to sort of like piece together clips of that in the near future.

427:19Um, but like the whole world just turned and everybody watched and everybody speculated and everybody had a theory and everybody tested and everybody chose a side.

427:40And I drove all the way from [ __ ] New York all the way to Utah to try to figure it out to get my eyes on the scene before it all got covered up. But they'd already paved it over. But um talking about driving from New York to Utah does make me think that I kind of want to pull up um I kind [clears throat] of want to pull up Google Earth real quick and uh just map this out a little bit.

428:12So we've run If you've been here this whole night, let me get this uh other window out of the way over here. Where's my mouse? If you've been here all night, [clears throat] A, you're crazy. And B, I should say all day and all night, and B, you followed a crazy journey without quite realizing it all across this country many, many times.

428:36Because last September, I bought a minivan and moved out of my house that I was living in at the time up in Washington. And I drove.

428:47What did I do? I went to Idaho all the way over to Florida down to the bottom of Florida all in one go. Then it was still not New Year's yet. I drove all the way from Florida all the way back over to LA. Then all the way back up to visit family in Washington and then back out down to LA. And then it all lit on fire.

429:20And then from LA, I came down all the way over to Texas. Stayed there for a minute.

429:31Drove to Tennessee once. Drove back.

429:35Then what did I do? I drove over to Las Vegas and back.

429:44And then I'm pretty sure I drove all the way to Maine.

429:50And then I drove all the way to Florida.

429:54I think I've missed one time when I crossed the whole country. Oh yeah, it was at New Year's where I flew from my home in Washington visiting fam all the way over to to uh Boston. Got in a different minivan. Drove all the way from Boston to LA. That's what I did.

430:13And then I drove home. And then I did what? I went down to Texas. Well, I went to LA and then to Texas. [snorts] But anyways, I went from Maine to Florida, then from Florida back to Texas. I've been all over this [ __ ] country. Oh, and in the middle there, I was talking about how I went from New York. So, I went from Maine actually to New York, all the way over to Utah cuz I wanted to see the site of this assassination all the way back to Florida. And that's when I've went back to Texas. And now here we are.

430:43There's been a lot of miles on this minivan this year. [laughter] It's been a lot of long drives.

430:51A lot of long drives.

430:56It's been crazy. It's been a wild ride.

431:01It's an old minivan. It cost me $2,500 on Craigslist.

431:06It's just a minivan. Just a cheap Craigslist minivan. And I fit all my [ __ ] in it. my whole studio, my lights, my table, my art, my dog, my clothes, a little kitchen box, a whole bunch of outdoor supplies, just road tripping.

431:23That is this year. It's literally just me and a minivan with my dog.

431:28And now my girlfriend tags along from time to time. But I'm trying to do less of that crazy driving.

431:34Trying to do less driving because it's a lot of work to tear everything down, put it all back up. But I just wanted to like share as I was talking about driving all the way to Utah, I was like just realize what kind of operation this is. Uh planes occasionally, but I only go planes when um when I can leave Gigi somewhere with someone that I really trust. So I either leave Gigi with my girlfriend or I leave Gigi with my family if I'm up in the Northwest somewhere and that's it.

432:00Um, so I've not done a lot of planes this year, which is kind of nice, but it is nice now to um Oh, and you can see you can see the tracks from some Egyptian planes that I was tracking over here.

432:14But, uh, it's been a crazy year. A crazy year.

432:20And everything for me personally has changed this year. Everything for the world has changed this year.

432:28And where were we? Oh, yeah. There.

432:33Turns out World War II is Candace versus France, Israel, and the FBI. Yeah, you're damn straight, Shane Cashman. And we are in the thick of it right now. So, we're just going to play a quick couple of highlights from the last few months here.

432:47>> Organization.

432:49>> Um, and I understand you have some news on that front.

432:53>> Yeah. Um, since everything has happened, I think the number one question is what is going, >> this is September 18th, that is 8 days after Charlie was shot >> going to happen with Turning Point, what is going to happen next. And um I'm pleased to be able to announce with you and I think it's appropriate because of who you are and who this person is that the Turning Point board has unanimously selected Erica Kirk as the new CEO and chair of the board. And >> 8 days. Not only is that amazing in and of itself, but I can assure you, Megan, that Charlie told me personally and he told others, he probably told Mikey,

433:35that if anything ever happened to him, that this is exactly what he wanted.

433:40>> And we trust everything that Andrew Kovit has ever said, even all of the blatant lies that we found out were lies later.

433:47>> Wow. I have the chills. It had to be, right? I mean there's just I don't think accept >> a leader of the organization who they didn't feel completely understood Charlie and would be 100% dedicated to fulfilling his vision for where this group is going.

434:05>> Well, and let me just add one more thing and I want Mikey and >> Although to be fair, who the [ __ ] else could they have chosen? Who could they possibly have chosen?

434:13>> Hell yeah, we're still going, homie. Are you kidding me? Yeah, we're still going.

434:18>> They chime in here as well. But in the immediate hours afterwards, Erica got a call from somebody very important. Leave that vague out of privacy, but she got a call from somebody very important in the government, a donor, or in a foreign nation.

434:43Who is this important person, Andrew?

434:46And the question was, "What do you know?" Sort of asking, "How much of what's going on behind the scenes and with the relationship?" Like, "What do you know?" Apparently, not [ __ ] much. If she didn't know that Charlie was scared for his life, if she didn't know that Charlie was afraid Israel would kill him if he turned on them. If she didn't know that he used [ __ ] signal, apparently, she didn't know very much.

435:15right? Am I Am I wrong?

435:21And her reply back was everything.

435:25>> I know everything.

435:27>> Everything.

435:29Erica knows everything.

435:32Well, while that important stuff was happening, this important stuff was happening. Very important stuff. Very, very important stuff. Yeah. Yeah. That's great. That's real great.

435:44That's your government, America.

435:47Not in America.

435:50Nope. Nope. Nope.

435:54Hey, what's that up there? What's that?

435:58H What's What's that?

436:02Right.

436:05Shabbat shalom, [ __ ] Shabbat shalom.

436:11Just asking questions obviously. Just curious if BB offered Turning Point $150 million to take it to the next level.

436:20Who's funding the Daily Wire?

436:23I just would like to know who's funding the Daily Wire with all these financial troubles that they've been in, with all this really expensive media that they're producing, with all this mismanagement of funds they're doing.

436:38Who's funding the Daily Wire?

436:42I mean, we know it's a bunch of Jewish billionaires, but are any of them named Benjamin Netanyahu?

436:52I'm just curious.

436:55And let this be a lesson to us all. That handshake can kill. And oh boy, is Ben [ __ ] excited.

437:03Ben is literally coming in his pants right now. I'll turn that off because that's atrocious to look at.

437:10But yeah, the Charlie Kirk investigation continued. The Charlie Kirk cover up went full speed ahead. They paved over the crime scene that Sunday on a Sunday in Mormontown.

437:26We already looked at the Palisades fire guy. Palisades fire guy. Okay, so this is my backup tab of all my other tabs.

437:34Baron Coleman. Cool.

437:36I don't know what the [ __ ] that background is.

437:45Yeah, the chat has some theories about Erica. That's for sure. That is for sure.

437:51Um, and I've got another one queued up here.

437:55We're into October.

437:57We are into October. Let me see if we've got a video that can host a dinner for me. A quick dinner.

438:11I don't know if we have any videos that long in here.

438:17I don't know as we have any that long in October unless I go get one.

438:29But your boy's going to need some food if we're going to finish this out. We're going to need to take a little food break.

438:36Oh, hey. Hey, Valhalla is looking at the exploding microphone theory finally.

438:41It's good to know. It's good to see.

438:46[snorts] But I'm just going to um peep in here real quick. Go back in time a little bit.

438:55It's January now. We're talking about two months ago.

439:05Here's some good comedy to give us a break.

439:06>> Oxygen have been so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% [music] is true, that may be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.

439:19>> I'm going to go get some dinner. I'll be right back and we'll peep a little bit of this hilarious [ __ ] together. So, you and I have talked about Nick Fuentes many times over the years in our many appearances together. And that's how I knew about him because he was saying absolutely terrible things about you.

439:35>> And we're not going to watch the whole 11 minutes. We're just going to watch the start of this clip.

439:38>> And I am going to show a video, please forgive me, um of one of my first introductions to this guy, Nick Fuentes, and what he was saying about Ben. Um, this is a video of him showing himself playing Grand Theft Auto. Right, >> Megan? I'm not trying to [ __ ] on you.

439:59I'm sure you seem like a lovely woman.

440:02[sighs] But you're such you're such a mom right now. You are such a parent. You're you're old. It's hilarious. And that's fine. That's fine.

440:15But it gets way better than just this part.

440:19>> A video game where you shoot people and he's pretending that this character in the video is Ben. Let's watch.

440:32[laughter] [laughter] >> Nick is literally live streaming Grand Theft Auto like I'm sorry. You can take what you want of the kid.

440:42>> That's funny. of the man.

440:46But this shit's funny.

440:48This shit's hilarious. [laughter] >> I don't care what you think. This is hilarious.

440:54>> That's funny, man. That makes me laugh and laugh. That's a funny one.

441:02What a chance encounter that was. I think I just saw Ben Shapiro.

441:09Have these guys. I mean, obviously they have never been in a Call of Duty chat room. These guys have obviously they don't have kids or they're not paying very good attention to them because A, that was the tamest [ __ ] I've ever seen in my [ __ ] life. B, he wasn't actually referring to the guy who was shooting as Ben Shapiro. He was making a running joke. And if you had any context other than your outof context clip, you would find one of the funniest [ __ ] clips on the internet today.

441:47Check this out.

441:50This is pure gold. And the guy >> Oh my god.

441:54>> Let's just remember it's been 10 years since Ben Shapiro rather than debating Nick Fuentes tried to cancel him. had whole organizations gang up on him, had him debanked, had him put on the nofly list, had him kicked off of all the platforms, everything they could possibly try, except sitting down and out thinking him in the open markets with your ideas. Ben Shapiro is still a [ __ ] [ __ ] too scared to debate Nick Fuentes to this day. And he could do it anytime he wanted. He could do it right now. Nick Fuentes just reoffered the challenge just the other night.

442:39It would be the most watched debate in probably the whole decade, like overnight.

442:46It would probably single-handedly bring the Israeli wire back from bankruptcy.

442:53Ben could get a new mansion.

442:57But oi ve that would be very dangerous to do. That would be that would be very bad to do to engage in the free market of ideas. So, let's just remember that that's the context around Ben Shapiro debating Nick Fuentes.

443:12And that's the context around the little joke that Nick just made in the last clip that you saw. And this is the clip that Megan Kelly apparently didn't look far enough to find.

443:24Maybe maybe I'll take a cruise down this side of the street.

443:29>> Nick's just cruising around.

443:30>> Yes, he is near though. That is That is true.

443:32>> He's looking for something. What's he looking for?

443:38>> There he is. Yep. Hey, Ben. You thought you could get away from me the first time, huh? Without debating me.

443:44[laughter] >> I just We're in October right now. It's a Jewish Jewish guy in Grand.

443:50>> I'm not a threat to you.

443:52Look, here I am. I showed up. [laughter] >> He literally is hunting down Ben Shapiro in Grand Theft Auto. Not to shoot him, which is like the point of Grand Theft Auto is to just shoot random people, blow up cars, jump off buildings. That's what I mean, I don't care if you don't like Nick. This shit's funny as hell.

444:10This shit's funny as hell. I mean, times have changed, but this shit's funny as hell.

444:13>> People do in Grand Theft Autoes is not doing that. Nick Fuentes is [ __ ] finding the Jewish dude on the side of the road in Grand Theft Auto when he's live streaming and he's getting out of his car and walking up to him and because Ben Shapiro won't actually debate him in real life. Instead, he's simulating it in Grand Theft Auto and saying, "I'm not going to hurt you. I'm no threat to you. I just want to talk to you. I'm just here to debate you, Ben Shapiro. I'm just going to talk. I'm just talk. Don't run away, Ben Shapiro.

444:44and I just want to talk about ideas.

444:46Okay, you're the one that loves the marketplace of ideas so much. Just talk to me.

444:56>> You make me want to.

444:59>> And Megan Kelly had no idea what she was referencing when she brought up that clip. This is literally a running joke in his streaming when he was stream back when he was streaming video games and streaming Grand Theft Auto. I think this is objectively like one of the funniest things ever, right?

445:16[snorts] He would make jokes when he would see the Jews on the side of the road that it was Ben Shapiro and he would try to debate him in Grand Theft Auto and then the Jewish guy would run away cuz it's Grand Theft Auto and that's how it works. And then it just gets funnier and funnier.

445:32[laughter] >> Don't worry, it gets better.

445:38>> Back here, bro. He's just chasing him down.

445:41>> Ben Shapi, bro. You define everything that's wrong in this place.

445:46>> Doesn't want to hurt him.

445:47>> You're really making my skin [ __ ] point to you.

445:51>> And then, >> is this what you want, Ben? Is this Ben wants this instead of >> Oh, taser. Do I have a taser?

446:00>> He's looking for non-lethal options. If >> I had the taser, I'd be able to >> Is it possible to subdue him?

446:06>> Can he subdue him?

446:07>> I don't have anything that's not optical here.

446:10He's trying everything. He's trying [laughter] everything.

446:13>> On second thought, no. Bad idea.

446:15>> He's still chasing him.

446:16>> Disavow. Disavow that.

446:19>> So, I actually missed something hilarious right there that just happened. He was looking through non-lethal options and he found tear gas grenades and he's like, "Oh, I could I could gas him." And then HE'S LIKE, "OH, WAIT, NO, NO, NO.

446:32DISAVOW. DISAVOW. DISAVOW. I wouldn't gas him. I would never gas him.

446:38>> [laughter] >> And it's just like, "Oh, dude, this just keeps getting better." [laughter] That's the only non-lethal weapon I have.

446:48Literally, this is going on for minutes trying non-lethal approaches to get a debate with >> I wasn't even thinking.

446:53>> What does it take to get a debate with Ben Shapiro? He'll try anything to get a debate with Ben Shapiro. He just wants to engage in the marketplace of ideas.

446:59>> Think of it like that, Ben.

447:00>> But then what actually winds up happening in the clip?

447:04>> I think you can keep this up.

447:05>> The guy's running away. The guy's running away and then Whoa, what just happened? He got hit by a car.

447:13The car ran him over him. I will defay.

447:21>> Survive.

447:22>> They both survive. And then the very end of the clip once they've been run over by cars, Nick's been chasing him down.

447:29He's been trying to debate him and then the dude's running away.

447:39And the police shoot him.

447:40>> What happened?

447:43>> The police guy shot him.

447:45>> Ben. Ben, are you okay? This is supposed to be a debate.

447:50This is a debate. You monsters. How could you kill him like >> And then Nick Shapiro comes to the defense of Ben Shapi or Nick Nick Shapiro. Nick Fuentes comes to the defense of Ben Shapiro and starts fighting the cops that just murdered him and he starts going after them. That >> this is supposed to be a debate. You animals.

448:08>> I will avenge Ben Shapiro.

448:12I must avenge.

448:14[laughter] >> This is literally [snorts] what what Megan Kelly was referencing with her terrible clip.

448:22>> And I am going to show a video. Please forgive me. Um of >> Don't worry, Megan. We forgive you because that was [ __ ] hilarious.

448:30Just [snorts] one more time. I just want to watch the beginning of this one more time cuz it's just too good. Like, no [ __ ] wonder this guy is so popular.

448:39Look at this.

448:40>> There he is. Yep. Hey, Ben. You thought you could get away from me the first time, huh? Without debating me.

448:48I just want to talk. Please stop running.

448:52I'm not a threat to you.

448:55Look, here I am. I showed up.

448:59>> Yeah. And I just want to talk about ideas. Okay.

449:04>> Just want to talk about ideas.

449:06>> You're the one that loves the marketplace of ideas [music] so much.

449:09Just talk to me.

449:11>> Yeah.

449:12So, >> that's awkward and hilarious. Thank Lord for that.

449:19>> But let's get let's get >> that's just funny. Let's get serious again.

449:26Let's get serious again because that was really funny and the next clip is really [ __ ] up.

449:34Candace did a great takedown of this clip earlier because this is super messed up. Ben, this is so [ __ ] up. Ben, you're about to watch Ben Shapiro openly lie and slander Candace Owens.

449:49completely lie about what Candace Owens has been reporting that we can all just go and watch and see that he's lying.

449:56It's like this is the internet, bro.

449:59Like, if if the rules were [snorts] reversed, if this was Candace Owens saying this about Ben Shapiro, let's just say maybe there'd be a lawsuit. He like it's like kind of slander to say that she has been calling saying that Erica murdered her husband. Candace has not been saying that. Not even in the slightest. She's not even said that she suspects that. Okay. She's not brought that up at all.

450:31But don't let that stop Ben.

450:35Do for example Candace Owens. I think that what Candace Owens is doing right now is evil. It is evil what she is doing right now. Okay. And I say that again.

450:44>> But what what >> like I I didn't know pine on whether it's evil or not. But my my position is now none of my business. And it but I have a question.

450:53>> So you're about to watch him first lie about what Candace Owens said.

450:58Verifiably lie. And then you're about to watch him publicly pressure and shame his friend Megan Kelly. Exactly like what was happening to Charlie Kirk.

451:11Exactly like what they do to everybody of are you not going to disavow this stuff that never happened that I'm saying happened but never happened.

451:18You're not going to disavow it. Look at all these people out there in the audience. If you don't disavow it, you're an evil person. I'm going to ruin your reputation. I mean I mean I'm I mean >> Sorry. Have I been chewing at you guys for the last like few minutes?

451:28>> Disavowed. Disavow. Disavow. Disavow.

451:32>> Why? Why is it none of your business? I mean, you you you comment on these things for a living.

451:36>> I'm not mother of the internet.

451:37>> No, but but if this were on the left and somebody were accusing Charlie Kirk of of his wife having murdered him, I assume that you would be talking about it.

451:44>> Hey, uh Ben. Yeah. Apparently, did Baron just finish or something? A bunch of people are coming back in being surprised that we're still streaming.

451:50Dude, we're going through the entire year in review.

451:54We're going through the entire year in review, dude. I mean, we're already all the way to October. We've only been going for 7 hours and 46 minutes. Like what? You bunch of lightweights or something? You bunch of lightweights?

452:05We're w We're just watching an episode while I eat dinner. Okay, just back just back off. Just calm down. Just calm down. Can't a man eat some sushi and peace around here?

452:15Jeez. Jeez Louise. Gosh. These kids can't hang these days. These kids can't hang. Just calm down. Just calm calm down.

452:26Shapiro, when's the last time that you disavowed Randy Fine or Mark Levvin for calling for murder and genocide?

452:33When's the last time that you disavowed Benjamin Netanyahu for purposely starving a civilian population?

452:40>> Hm.

452:41>> Is that what Candace is accusing Erica of?

452:43>> Yes.

452:44>> Of murdering her own husband?

452:45>> She's she's accusing TPUSA insiders and other members of the rightwing, including Seth Dylan, of being involved in the murder of Charlie Kirk. Yes.

452:54>> Okay. Like I said, I I don't take in that content, which is an honest statement. I I don't have time to watch.

452:59>> And here's Megan trying to disengage.

453:01I'm not trying to [ __ ] do this bad in our business. I think it's important.

453:05Listen, I'm >> And he just pushes and pushes and pushes. Friendship should not trump.

453:10>> We don't even know each other.

453:11>> I understand. But even with Tucker, >> Lil Egan, I see you. You're a legend.

453:14Thanks for being here, homie.

453:16>> Friendship should not trump >> even with Tucker.

453:19>> Our manifest requirement to speak out when people do. And >> this getting too serious now. He's getting juicier. [ __ ] this kid. Whoever this Ben guy is, [ __ ] him.

453:28>> Let's uh let's go back and see if we can't find any more comedy >> to uh keep our keep us occupied for a minute here while I finish eating. I'm almost done.

453:43probably not a lot of comedy on this page, [clears throat] but I hesitate to um I hesitate to watch like the intro to the Tucker, for example, because YouTube gets real upy about watching too much of a big channel.

454:08Brett Cooper did go max. Blowing Bubba was wild.

454:14Here, we'll drop in on this uh great Israeli honeypot segment for a minute.

454:17>> Tonight's going to be a lot of fun.

454:21He's the owner. Proud contributor to [snorts] here in number 14. See, like while defendant may not have included any caption to spell out the meaning of his post, this was when Alexis Wilkins, Cash Patel's girlfriend, started suing people for calling her a honeypot.

454:40He didn't have to cuz we all know what's in his heart. All right? We all know what's in your hateful heart, Elijah.

454:51So, you didn't have to say it because we imagined that you did.

455:00[snorts] Sorry, I'm getting worked up. This is really This really bothers me when people are hateful. [snorts] Um um I'm getting worked up about that considering I'm being sued for things I didn't say. Yeah, you heard that right. They're suing me for the implications based upon previous posts I had made on my ex account. Not about Alexis, not about cash, but about the state of Israel. I >> Do you see how he wants you to ignore the context? Like like that is a classic reframe of the argument. Like he wants you to ignore the context. Like for example, that Jeffrey Epste worked for Israel. just ignore that context

455:47because to him it's not important. He doesn't want you to focus on questioning about Jeffrey Epstein. He doesn't want you to think about the context of where the Epstein files are or who promised that we would get them because that would fit his narrative and he wants to spin a narrative. context um is important and Elijah doesn't want you to focus on who did 911 or who bombed the USS Liberty or who founded the Federal Reserve or this entire episode is sarcasm by the way just so you know everything I'm doing I just got trapped in the bit and I could [snorts] not get out of it so I just rolled with the bit

456:27for two hours or who shot JFK or any of these other um contexts because Elijah Schaefer has hate in his heart. And do not think about the context of like the Israeli art students, of the dancing Israeli files in the FBI vault. Do not consider the context of Jeffrey Epstein meeting with Ahud Barack on a monthly basis to discuss intelligence operations. Don't discuss the context of Ahoud Barack's emails because this hateful man wants to distract from everything else just to clear his name.

457:07And it's truly vile. It's truly vile.

457:10Okay?

457:11So, so just be sure to stay tuned in, pay attention to how these um hateful people do this.

457:22>> Take you to section 17 of evidence.

457:24Defendant frequently posts anti-Israel rhetoric accusing Israel of controlling the United States and its politicians in which they share a post that I said Trump doesn't want to admit that Netanyahu doesn't fear him. Israel has more control over the USA than we do over them. Our politicians are hookline and sinker sold out to the Jewish state of regime. It's genuinely disheartening and we must remove these parasites from Apac. They also posted more Whoa.

457:45>> [snorts] >> Um, let's just double check Elijah just to make sure that he's not slandering again because we all know how Elijah likes to slander, right? So, we should probably double check him and just make sure that quote is real. Um, let's just double check just to make sure. Um, number 17, defendant frequently posts anti-Israel rhetoric accusing Israel of controlling the United States and its politicians.

458:08Um, quote, Elijah Schaefer, OnX, formerly known as Twitter. Trump doesn't want to admit that Netanyahu doesn't fear him. Israel has more control over the USA than [snorts] we do over them.

458:19Our politicians are hook, line, and sinker. Sold out to the Jewish state regime. It's genuinely disheartening. We must remove these parasites from Apac.

458:29Gosh, what hateful rhetoric. It almost makes me want to read it again just to make sure that it's um that I'm reading correctly how hateful he is. Um yeah, cool. So, sushi number two down.

458:44Thanks for hanging. Thanks for hanging.

458:47Your boy's got to eat. We're almost there.

458:53Um, [clears throat] you catch fish with your bare hands and eat it on the beach. I'm jealous. That's the way to live. I think we should probably check in with the supers for a second.

459:04Now, what we'll do is we'll finish this month out, then we'll check in with the supers, then we'll keep rolling.

459:10But this month really does become Oh, did we already go through it all? No, we didn't go through it all. Cool.

459:16This is [snorts] the month where the 7K club started trending, where all the narrative started getting pushed harder and harder and harder. And we'll talk about why is the month where I started trolling Laura Loomer where she would post something about Muslims and I would post the exact same thing back at her but replace the word Muslims with Jews.

459:40just to show her, just to highlight how [ __ ] and evil she sounded.

459:47100%. This is why it should be illegal for Jews to hold office in America.

459:56Almost. Quote, Laura Loomer. Almost. So close. [snorts] Quote, I really am enjoying watching more and more people every day come to hate Jews as much as I do.

460:08Eventually, we will reach a point where the GOP can't ignore this anymore because people's anger will keep them home in 2026 and 2028 unless the GOP cracks down on Jews. That's what needs to happen. I'm committed to it. That's a Laura Loomer quote. And all you have to do is replace the word Muslim with Jew.

460:31Funny how that works.

460:35I wonder which one violates the terms of service of all the websites.

460:40You know, remember Laura Loomer, who we learned hours ago, way back in the early months of this year, we learned went and had a private meeting with Donald Trump and then he fired the NSA director apparently on her recommendation.

460:58Laura Loomer, who is apparently involved in selecting who gets to run our intelligence agencies.

461:08Yes.

461:09Yes, indeed, Laura. This October.

461:14[snorts] And it's important to always remember this headline.

461:22Israel has spent millions trying to win hearts and minds abroad in America. It's about to spend 20 times more.

461:31This was published in July.

461:35The proposed budget for 2025 also includes a massive new allocation.

461:41Oh, sorry. This photo is from July. This is published December of last year. And [snorts] the 2025 budget included a sum that was 20 times more than what its propaganda budget had been in previous years.

462:00And yes, Laura did meet with Alex allegedly with Alex Jones.

462:07Just recently, [snorts] Laura's nose be looming.

462:11[laughter] Indeed it does.

462:15In October, Tucker headlined the first big TPUSA event since Charlie had been shot to massive applause.

462:26[music] I'm going to get copyright struck if I play that music. And he brought his dogs on stage because bro does whatever the [ __ ] he wants apparently. [laughter] Like, okay.

462:42But it reminds us that Charlie Kirk's some of his last statements were, "I'm inviting Tucker. Tucker has to be on stage. I'm thinking of inviting Candace." He also apparently invited Marjorie Taylor Green.

462:56Something tells me that Erica missed the memo on all that and that they won't be invited in the future.

463:03Just something just tells me.

463:04>> Sharpness, salad. Prime Minister Netanyahu said he was impressed with the vice president's clarity, sharpness, solidarity for our common cause and sincere friendship that he saw in conference and private meetings that took place today. I can also add they discussed in depth about the Gaza Strip and how they can see the plan progressing in the near future. I can also tell you that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is coming back to Israel this week. He will be arriving on Thursday. And >> our politicians have just been in Israel the entire time, especially the latter half of the year. Our politicians have

463:42made more trips to Israel this year than anywhere else by it multitudes.

463:51It just gets worse and worse and worse as we go further and further and further down the rabbit hole. But don't worry because Cash Patel did shut down the Charlie Kirk foreign intelligence probe right away. Right away.

464:05No more of that Tolki and Joe Kent. Don't you [ __ ] look into none of that.

464:12There's no foreign influence in this.

464:14And I know it because I arrested this [ __ ] freaking psy kid and he had a rifle and it was in the woods.

464:25October was also when Gen Xgirl broke this story about Israel's propaganda.

464:33And it wasn't just her, but she helped bring a lot of attention to this largest geoencing and targeted Christian digital campaign ever. geoence the actual boundaries of every major church in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado, and all Christian colleges during worship times, track attendees, and continue to target with ads.

465:01So what that means is that Israel, the state of Israel on this FAR registration is disclosing that a foreign state is paying for an influence campaign that will actively locate your cell phone if you go to church in any of California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado. They will target and track your phone at church. And then when you leave church, they will continue to track you and send you customized Israel ads using Israeli money to back that campaign.

465:44And who knows what else? Who knows what else they might do while they track your phone.

465:51That's why we have FAR is so that they have to disclose [ __ ] like this.

465:56Yep. Yep. And it's even worse than that.

466:00There's way more to that.

466:06Took a lot of [ __ ] for this when I posted it.

466:10Took a lot of [ __ ] for this one.

466:15Not regretting it a whole lot.

466:20Not feeling like I was all that far off the mark.

466:31Just saying.

466:34Just thought I'd bring that up real quick.

466:38I even took [ __ ] from people that, you know, I love and respect from people that are very smart and understand the Israel issue very well.

466:50And I was like, "Yeah, but like am I wrong?" Like, but am I wrong?

467:00Maybe, but I don't think so. And I just want to briefly remind us that over and over and over throughout the Charlie Kirk assassination investigation, people asking questions have been vindicated over and over again. People saying that there's more to this story.

467:22People saying that Israel is implicated.

467:24People saying that Charlie was changing his stance. People saying that that piece doesn't add up or that bullet couldn't do it or, you know, this is a cover up. Over and over the receipts have been dropped.

467:36>> Another huge Jewish donor. Uh 2 million a year because we won't cancel Tucker.

467:43I'm thinking of inviting Candace.

467:45Somebody writes Charlie writes, "Jewish donors play into stereotypes. I cannot and will not be bullied like this, leaving me no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause."

468:01And somebody writes, Sedona writes, "Please do not invite Candace. That might feel good short term, but it's not good long term. In my opinion, like all groups, you're going to get a wide variety of opinions. that nasty free will thing that God bestowed on us makes life frustrating at times after the dust settles a bit maybe.

468:18So again, this is 48 hours before Charlie was assassinated. He was very clear and he was very explicit and he did not back down. Not in that Hampton's meeting which they're all lying about, nor in this text thread.

468:31Yeah.

468:34Yep.

468:36chat is dropping bombs on the Charlie Kirk and or on the uh JD Vance and Erica conspiracies.

468:44Hey, I didn't say it. I'm not saying it.

468:47I don't know nothing about it.

468:50Baby Benjamin >> intercontinental ballistic missiles for now >> ballistic missiles that are intercontinental ballistic missiles for 8,000 km range. What does that mean?

469:02They add another 3,000 kilometers and they've got under their gun, under their atomic guns, the New York City in target, Washington, Boston, Miami, Mara Lago. Okay, so that is a very great danger. You don't want to be under the nuclear gun of these people who are not necessarily rational.

469:25Israel has had us under their nuclear gun for like 30 or 40 years, at least 10 or 20. I don't know exactly when they got the intercontinental technology built, but Israel's nukes have been in range of America my whole life.

469:45And I still haven't seen any evidence, maybe I've missed it, that Iran is actually building intercontinental ballistic missile capability for their nuclear weapons. It's not as easy as it sounds, but it's not going to stop BB from talking his [ __ ] Obviously, always very trustworthy. He would never lie to us like this guy the who was forced to come out and acknowledge the text messages after Candace showed them. things that have been going around on public, namely about a text, a group text chain that has been made known uh and released uh by Candace Owens. And I just want to address it headon because uh you know

470:27that was a text grab, a screen grab that I had shared uh with people. So it it is authentic and I want to go into it because I actually am really excited that the the truth is out there. Can't you tell how excited he is that the truth is out there?

470:43Yeah.

470:45Yeah.

470:47I don't know, bro.

470:49I don't know about that.

470:52Don't look too excited to me. Let's um catch up with our supers.

470:58Let's get a little caught up with the homies and then we'll drop into our last couple months here and hit the home stretch.

471:07But most important thing when you're in a long race, you don't ever think about the finish line. Not until you're past it. Because you never know how long it's going to take. You never know how long you're going to have to go. You never know if you're going to trip, if you're going to run out of food, if you're going to take a wrong turn. Don't let yourself quit before it's time. You got to stay hydrated. You got to stay fed.

471:25You got to stay ready. Okay? Let's not get ahead of our skis here. We still got a long ways to go.

471:31We are eight hours into this thing, but we still got some ways to go.

471:36You might [ __ ] your pants. You never know. You never know what's going to happen in a long run. Okay, it's true story. So, I'm just saying keep your eyes on the prize, which is the next step. Okay, it's a marathon, not a sprint. We're chilling. We are chilling.

471:56You bet it'll be nine hours. We might make it to 10. I don't think we're going to need to make it to 12.

472:01Um, oh, I almost I almost just I'm getting a little loopy, though. I just started looking for my super chat button to turn on the super chat viewer, guys.

472:11And I started hovering my mouse over stop streaming and start recording buttons. Like, wait, which button is it?

472:18That was close. I almost just killed the stream on accident. [laughter] All right. Um, anyways, what we're looking for is super chat. Boom. There we go.

472:31And we got we got shoe lady dropping in with the big hund late in the game.

472:37Thanks for all you do. Happy New Year.

472:39Thank you shoe lady. I appreciate that.

472:41I don't even have any shoes on right now and shoe lady's out here dropping donos.

472:45Thanks shoe lady. You're welcome. It's uh the least we can all do. I mean I'm just out here having a good time.

472:54I don't give a dam. Thanks for the 50, Baron. Hearing that we will get to watch you more was the best news. Oh, it grabbed Baron supers while I was in Baron.

473:07I might be reading some Baron supers here. Do I still have Baron open? If I still have Baron open, it's going to be grabbing Baron supers. I didn't even think about that when we logged into his live. Let me check and see. Make sure I don't still have Baron open. I might.

473:22No, that's mine. Cool.

473:25This might be it over here.

473:29Is it?

473:31I don't think so.

473:37Cool. Either way, we'll kill it.

473:40Um I think we're in the clear then.

473:43Cool. No more YouTube lives open. So what it does is it scrapes any super chats coming into any YouTube lives. So who knows? Maybe we'll hype Baron up a little bit. [snorts] But I don't give a dumb. Thanks for supporting Baron. He's a legend.

473:57[clears throat] Super chats.

474:05Literally yelled holy [ __ ] out loud when I saw Tucker had you on. I was so excited. Congrats. Thanks, homie. Um, it was a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun.

474:14Um, and he was a lot of fun to talk to. Um, and it was a really interesting conversation. I'm actually really excited to go watch it.

474:24because it's just such an interesting topic and every time I finish a podcast I always forget what we talked about, right? Like as soon as we cut cameras I'm like, "Hope that went well." Because I don't [ __ ] remember anything from what that was. We were just in the flow.

474:40Yeah, it's just a bot grabbing text.

474:41It's just like a little little uh like Python type tool.

474:47Just finished episode with Tucker.

474:48Everyone should watch it. Thanks, homie.

474:50I appreciate that. Hey, Wildflower Gypsy. Thanks for being a homie.

474:52Wildflower Gypsy has been around for forever supporting. She kills it.

474:56Appreciate it.

474:58Thank you, Forest. Your huge sacrifice.

475:01I hope we can fight back and win. I don't know is there's ever any winning against evil, but you always fight against evil. And sometimes you're on top and sometimes evil's on top, but you just keep fighting. That's the nature of life. It's the nature of humanity. You never obliterate it. I mean, it's like all you have to do is watch Star Wars to know that you can never beat the Sith.

475:23The Sith always come back. And I'm not saying that anyone in particular is the Sith. I'm just saying that some people are evil.

475:33Thank you for going, Max, Baron. Hell yeah, Baron. Appreciate it.

475:37There are new FAA rules possibly for 2026 that will allow uh GA aviation plane owners to mask their ownership in Delaware. Section 803 data privacy. Go max sick, dude. We're getting some intel from Baron supers. Um, you know, people can already mask their ownership of planes really easily. I've been tracking all kinds of planes uh that mask their their ownership and tracking trying to figure out who owns them just for fun, just to see. The Middle East has a ton of planes that fly under um LAD uh masking. So, they don't broadcast any information. You don't they don't have any flight history. So,

476:18you have to catch them live on ADSB Exchange. And that's already a thing.

476:23And they shelter themselves in LLC's in shell companies in tax havens like San Marino and Malta and um Virgin Islands.

476:34And you pretty much don't know who they are. I stumbled across a plane that was registered to a shell corporation that had gotten busted for running all the cartel drugs uh the other day. That's a crazy video that's up on the YouTube.

476:47Howdy, fellow Ian. I once heard you say that Lex Friedman is a spy. Could you go into greater detail? What is the evidence? Could you maybe make a video out in the future? Um I don't know if there's any concrete evidence. I don't think there's any concrete evidence. I think that that sentiment comes from his meteoric rise, his MIT roots, if you know about MIT, um, you know, a lot of Jeffrey Epste connections at MIT and his meteoric rise to massive prominence with massive guests like overnight while he's like literally a robot. um and his ethnicity. It just all comes together to be like, "Maybe you should

477:31ask some questions.

477:33Watch their behavior in these intricate media spaces. Watch their behavior during October 7th type things. Watch their behavior around Israel and just think carefully and critically." But I don't think there's any concrete evidence that Lex is anything.

477:53I don't know. I don't know. No less and I'm not accusing him of being anything.

477:58YouTuber Coupe showed in part three of his Vegas series a KAS news network who got a reference letter by Albert Stockton recommended Steve Paddock as an ideal investor. The letter says Paddock spent 15 years in the CIA. I saw Coupe's piece on it and Coupe added a lot of really good [ __ ] on the Steven Paddock CIA arms trafficker angle. CIA money laundering uh gambling as money laundering. Super well done, Coupe. That was awesome. I I like knew a bit about that, but I hadn't really I hadn't really sourced enough evidence to kind of put it all together the way he did. and he put it together so well. Um, and that segment was

478:42gangster. Love that segment. Um, Coupe did a really great job of his series there. There's a couple things that he didn't go as deep into that you kind of have to go to other people to get as deep into, but understanding Paddock's backstory and his probable intelligence ties and probable weapons dealing and uh, moneyaundering through the casinos.

479:05That is such a critical piece to putting together a theory about what was actually happening that night, which was probably some sort of arms deal overlapping with whatever wound up happening. Probably um at least as best as I can figure out.

479:27I think the Saudi angle has a lot of legs, too. Would love to be a fly on the wall when you are lecturing your eight kids. That's Baron. But I would love to be a fly on the wall, too, for that.

479:40Baron would be a great high school history teacher. You're damn straight.

479:45Getting Baron Supers. Getting Baron Supers.

479:52Influencers each seem to have their things they won't acknowledge. Example, Candace Owens versus vehicle/car.

480:01Do you see this? and others and yourself. What cues and topics do you see people avoiding? Fine line between a tribe and a cult.

480:11I don't know what they mean by can Owens avoiding vehiclecar. Um I'd be curious what topics you guys think that I avoid.

480:17What topics do or maybe it's like theories in the Charlie Kirk assassination is the question. Um I'd be curious what do I avoid?

480:27What do I not talk enough about about >> [laughter] >> That was an unhinged YouTube comment, bro. I don't have kids, so I just beat yours. Disavow. Disavow, you [ __ ] animal. Taylor Swift. You're damn straight I avoid Taylor Swift.

480:46I avoid UFO and Flat Earth. I talk a fair bit about UFOs, actually. I avoid flat Earth. I'm happy to talk about it, though. Um, I have feelings. I would happily debate [snorts] people about it.

480:56I've had a lot of long debates about flat Earth.

481:00I'm not convinced at all for a lot of very basic reasons.

481:08I avoid talking [ __ ] We aren't going to go into flat earth today. DuPont, why aren't we talking about DuPont? And why didn't Candace ask Erica about it? Um, I've gone into Dupont a little bit, I'm pretty sure, on stream. Maybe I did I a bit of the research that I did, I actually never did stream.

481:27Um, Dupont is the kind of thing where uh Can a good job of exposing a lot of the open source stuff about them and uh I didn't really find anything terribly new to add to the conversation second amendment rights. Um, I don't know. I'm just not really like a gun expert. Um, I'm a big supporter of Second Amendment rights though. My stop box is right there.

482:00But um Frazzled Drip, bro.

482:04I've talked about Frazzle Drip lots of times. I'm prone to being a peacemaker.

482:09Where'd that go? Where'd that go? I lost it.

482:12But it's all good. Well, I am prone to being a peacemaker. My father was a Quaker. The true history of Germany, World War I, and World War II. Yeah, I haven't talked about it too much. Um, but I've been studying it a lot and I have talked about it a little bit. Um, especially in terms of how I I'm pretty sure I've made some content about how Hitler was a construct of international money. It's not like he was just some organic German creation that was just German. It's not like the German financial miracle was a German financial miracle. That was international money.

482:45Um, I am a big subscriber to um portions of what are laid out in every everything is a rich man's trick.

482:55Is that the name of it? Everything is a rich man's trick. Specifically, the parts about World War II um in there.

483:04Yeah, I've talked about Dupont, right?

483:12Everyone who has avoided Candace Owens hasn't put plane app out. Prescott Bush.

483:17I've talked a lot about Prescott Bush.

483:22Yeah. The US funded Germany big time after World War I. Exactly.

483:27JFK to 911. Everything is a rich man's trick. That's what it is.

483:32Eugenics were just as popular in America as they were in Germany at least. So the Rothschilds, bro, I talk about the Rothschilds a bunch. I did a whole episode about the Rothschild's direct connections to Epstein and France and it was a banger. Antarctica I haven't really talked about. Maybe a little bit.

483:47Um, I got questions.

483:50Tampons. I've talked more than I need to about tampons and I'll probably talk about them again.

483:57Hitler did like Ford.

484:01Okay, man. You're the one projecting your [ __ ] on me. Kanye, I haven't talked a lot about Kanye because I don't know much about Kanye.

484:12The Ferns family. I don't know anything about the Ferns family.

484:24It was a joke. Yeah, it must have been Stacy face. [laughter] I didn't realize that it was you saying it, Stacy.

484:32Tampons. Oh, yeah. No, I did realize that that was a joke 100%.

484:38Trying to figure out how to send a super chat. Oh, you'll be fine. Just talk in here, bro. MK Ultra and Green Bomb. MK Ultra I've talked a fair bit about Green Bomb. I don't know much. Not sure what which Green Bomb you're talking about.

484:48There's a few of them.

484:52Creator of Simpsons is in the Epstein Files. I do know a little bit about that. I have seen Dr. Jack Cruz. I like Dr. Jack Cruz, but I think that he is a little too sure of himself, even though he's very smart. Um, I [snorts] get turned off by people that are very very sure of their one perspective. But, um, that was a cool question. I I think it was for Baron, but it was a cool question. I know someone who government accidentally wiped all their information. It was strange, then took them in and interrogated them thinking they are a spy. Well, they accidentally wiped wrong person.

485:21Baron.

485:25I really messed this up by bringing a whole bunch of Barons in here.

485:33I think that's Baron. I think this is Baron.

485:38Yeah, we jumped into Baron right as he was announcing that he was going full-time and we got a whole because Baron gets so many super chats.

485:55I'd bet that it's because a lot of these are 20s, too. We got to go down to the lower ones.

486:04and ultimately more gents like you, Ian. Ola from Puerto Rico. Thanks, homie. Ian, seen the Tucker show today. Congrats. It was great. What did you think of Tucker?

486:16Glad I found you by watching Baron.

486:17Happy New Year's from Palmira, Tennessee. Um, I thought that Tucker was a lot of fun and he knows a lot and he knows a lot of people and conversations off camera were a ton of fun. really interesting. Um, and it felt it felt very like at home because we both are very deep in this industry and have a lot of thoughts about what's going on and there's a shitload to discuss. We didn't have a lot of time. He was really busy when I was there. Um, we were kind of sliding a a last minute slot in before he went on break. Um, but it was a ton of fun. Um, really enjoyed it. Uh, I don't really have any inside intel on

486:54it other than it was good. It was great.

487:01Um, thousands of Israeli soldiers have fled their war and moved to Southeast Asia, mostly Thailand. They have worn out their welcome by disrespecting the locals. Officials are aware and displeased. Interesting.

487:18Bono is a puppet.

487:20Wolves in finance gets deserved praise for exposing TP USA fraud. Still clips belittling the war in Gaza and downplaying Philly's role in Charlie's murder. Pseudo sharp work, uneven cocon.

487:34That's Baron.

487:36That's Baron. We're going to jump back in. We don't Jojo, but we Joe. Yeah.

487:42We're going to jump back into our last two months here and close the show out.

487:48But don't worry, we still got a minute here.

487:50We still got a minute to go through.

487:52Although realistically we're basically caught up when you think about it because September, October, November, December, like we've all been on the story and there have been other stories. Let me see if I got them open here.

488:15This is November.

488:20Bingo.

488:22And that is December. So, here we go.

488:27Here we go. Where's that joker clip?

488:33What did I just do? Okay, good.

488:38So, into November.

488:44If you don't remember, in November, X made the locations where accounts were formed public and this really did happen.

489:02Double checked it myself.

489:07They took away the data eventually, but Department of Homeland Security definitely joined from Israel.

489:15The official Department of Homeland Security account definitely joined from Israel.

489:22I'm sure it was just a bug. I'm sure it was just a fluke, just an accident.

489:30We also had Jeffrey Epste files starting to come out. We had all kinds of citizen journalists building all sorts of cool tools for people to access them, people digging through them.

489:42We had people keeping their eyes right on the target.

489:47People like Smootrich saying it may be moral to starve 2 million gazins, but no one in the world would let us.

489:55What a shame.

489:57You piece of [ __ ] This is a bit behind the times. I post this in November. Oh, I guess it was in November. We just [snorts] watched the video from it, which is why I was off the false allegations of honeypotting.

490:18Oh cash.

490:21Oh cash.

490:24No, I think it's pretty funny when it's me, Alexis. I think it's pretty funny. I think it's hilarious, actually.

490:36back to that.

490:38So, I didn't I didn't include this one because of the clip itself. I included this one because of the comments and the comments underneath every Turning Point USA post these days.

490:51Charlie Kirk said that Epste worked with MSAD. Charlie Kirk said that the October 7th narrative didn't add up. Charlie Kirk said that he was afraid Israel would take him out. The fact that Turning Point is trying to memory hole all of that says everything. Share your phone log from 9:10. Mikey, also your dad is a prick.

491:07The supercalifragilistic expalidocious Mikey military mafia McCoy.

491:12Why don't you guy losers care who killed Charlie?

491:16Hey you guys, you know what would be great? If you demonstrated even 10% of the concern or interest that people outside of TPUSA showed in figuring out what happened on 910. Right now, your lack of care shouts volumes. It just does. And it just goes on and on. and on all of the comments and TPUSA is just crumbling. Meanwhile, incredible reporting coming out of Drop Site. Remember at the beginning of the year, at the beginning of our year in review, this was all just conspiracy theories.

491:49And then the AHOD emails, the Epstein files have just verified it over and over and over.

492:00But >> then we get [ __ ] like this from Speaker Johnson.

492:03>> All right. Uh, number five, national security concerns. Okay. The discharge requires the attorney general to release within 30 days, quote, classified information to the max maximum extent possible. This ignores the principle that declassification should always rest and always has rested with the agency that originated the intelligence. Why?

492:27>> He looks really uncomfortable.

492:30He looks like someone has videos of him getting boned in the booty allegedly. I mean, I'm just saying that's how it feels. That's just how it might seem to the public.

492:43Allegedly, >> so that they can protect their critical sources and methods. It is incredibly dangerous to demand that officials or or employees of the DOJ declassify materials that originated in other agencies and intelligence agencies.

493:00>> So now declassifying the Epstein files would be a bad thing because it would expose the sources and methods of our intelligence agencies.

493:12You know what's exposing the sources and methods of intelligence agencies is how all of the Israeli wires shows are getting like 200 live views, 300 live views, 700 live views.

493:26That's awkward.

493:30We're on hour eight and a half and we're still at what, like 6,000, six and a half thousand homies hanging out and I'm just some dude.

493:42I don't even have a multi-million dollar production studio behind me with multi-million dollar ad budget.

493:49We already peeped this one.

493:54In November, Miriam Adlesen committed to lead a $20 million campaign to unseat Thomas Massie.

494:04She's an American, though. She's an American Jew with her entire casino empire centered in China now and her entire allegiance centered in Israel always.

494:17But don't worry, she comes back home to take her shits and occasionally she even flushes.

494:27Cooper finally dropped in hard with this absolute banger.

494:30>> So blinded by your ridiculous insane hatred of Tucker Carlson that you cannot see how irresponsible and hypocritical you are being. I mean these tweets from Ted Cruz I'm going to read you next are a great example of this. So just a month ago he tweeted this. He said they don't kill you because you're a Nazi. They call you a Nazi so they can kill you.

494:47Political violence is a leftwing phenomenon. Enough is enough. We need to shut it down. And then in response to Fuentes and Tucker this week, he tweeted this. Trump's bombing of the Ayatollah's nuclear facilities made the little Nazi mad. Good. So now you're turning around and you're calling somebody that you don't like a Nazi. You're doing this out of blind rage because you're so angry that the conservative bases attitudes are rapidly changing that Nick Fent >> I don't think it's rage. I think he's just trying to be a good little [ __ ] >> says is getting national attention. And so you have turned around and in

495:16response you are compromising your own values and anger which is such a dangerous precedent to set.

495:21>> It's been cool to watch Brett break out and do her own thing. That's for sure.

495:25[ __ ] the Daily Wire.

495:26>> And unfortunately for you guys, yes, the attitudes are changing. So again, it makes why this group is incredibly frantic. You are so blinded by >> Oh, I thought that was where she said that he should move to Israel. I grabbed the wrong clip. Wonder if one day.

495:43>> But I figured we would just end the month of November with this absolute banger. It's old, but it's always classic.

495:49>> You will have to flee the United States.

495:51>> I mean, I think that every Jew throughout world history who has a brain and knows history has always wondered if a country that is not a Jewish state is going to eternally provide them security guarantees and full citizenship. Of course I mean that that's I think to to think that that's why the existence of the state of Israel is the single greatest guarantor of my loyalty to the United States frankly right because Israel exists that means the United States is going to be more welcoming place for me because it states the existence of guarantees and full citizenship of course I mean that that's

496:23I think to to think that that's why the existence of the state of Israel is the single greatest guarantor of my loyalty to the United States frank dual loyalty.

496:38But actually, is it even dual?

496:43Is it even dual?

496:51Ben is what we would call an asset.

496:58maybe an agent, but I would say asset because he is a beneficial asset to Israel and I think he knows that, right?

497:16I mean, call me crazy, call me anti-Semitic, call me names, but I dare you to call me wrong.

497:29I dare you to call me wrong.

497:32And um as we get to the end here, I think we're just going to scroll scroll the posts from December rather than pulling them all up in advance.

497:51And just notice the Israel faceless shills.

497:56Classic Israel bot right here with the American flag in the bio.

498:014.5,000 likes, almost a million views.

498:05Clint Russell, [ __ ] patriot.

498:11His response, 52,000 likes with the same number of views. Read the [ __ ] room, guys.

498:22We can ratio Ben Shapiro with just the word lol. these days. This is how far the conversation has devolved. This is how far down they've fallen.

498:35This is how wide open it all is now.

498:39This is on Ben Shapiro's TPUSA speech.

498:47LOL.

498:51Nice. Nice one, bro.

498:55Um, Bro made an Epstein files viewer. That was dope.

499:02Tiffany crushing the game as always.

499:07[clears throat] Oh, and Benjamin pointing out that 0% of ballistic tests have shown the FBI 306 narrative. 0%. And that reminds me, why don't I pull up Trigger Smart and we watch his new video real quick.

499:23um because he tested frangible rounds and it's very instructive. Incredible video by Trigger who's been pushing this game real good for quite some time now. Trigger, I am out here at the range. I hope you guys appreciate this because it is freezing out here and I'm going to be doing some testing. I'm going to be shooting. But here's the interesting part. I'm testing frangible ammo. So I had my source had enter 10 Jacques. I had him go out and check and see if he could find some frangible ammo. We're going to see if we can get that fangible ammo to break on it.

499:58>> So he's going to have some thick ass bone in. He's going to have some fruit.

500:02He's going to have some water and have a couple of different things to shoot.

500:05>> All right guys, here we go. So I'm going to be shooting all these different items. Some are going to be with full metal jacket first of each item and then we're going to do frangible rounds of Foshi's each item and then after we're done then obviously we're going to compare the damage and that kind of stuff. The thing that's interesting is that based on the research that I've done, these fable rounds will probably pass through just about everything.

500:22>> And I think he's shooting 5.56 >> except maybe the cinder block and the steel. I'm actually really curious if it's going to stop in that bone on that beef, but we'll find out. And I'm shooting my 105 stag arms. Has the bellow suppressor. And then of course, we have our full metal jacket and our French rounds here. And we're going to start off with steel with non-frangable full metal jacket >> and just films it all >> and wood full metal jacket.

500:49All right, now we're switching over to frangible. We're going to shoot the steel first >> and where it gets really interesting >> and then we're going to shoot frangible at the wood.

501:04So, we're going to start off with full metal jacket on the left. So, everything that I shoot right now is going to be full metal jacket on the left side.

501:11Let's see how it goes. Cantaloupe.

501:18Pretty uneventful. All right. Now, let's go ahead and do our pineapple.

501:27>> Okay. A little bit more eventful kind of stuff, but we'll say that it's not as effective.

501:33not, you know, for over penetration and that kind of stuff, but some people say that it's not as effective. All right, now we're going to go to French on the right side. First, we're going to do our cantaloupe.

501:46Obviously blows right through it pineapple.

501:52But what's interesting here is as you watch this damage, you'll start to realize if you transpose this to a neck, especially when you see it shoot through the meat and the bone, and you transpose the frangible ammo to the idea of this hitting Charlie in the neck, this is a smaller round than a 30 six, significantly less powerful. And you start to realize that this would have very much exploded his neck as well. Watch what it does to the pineapple.

502:22It actually does more damage to the fruits.

502:24>> And then we're going to go to round full metal jacket goes straight through.

502:28>> All right, let's clear and check it out.

502:30>> But the frangible explodes into many fragments shooting at about 50 yards.

502:34>> So my first impressions is that the full metal jacket did not cause as much damage as the frangible. But let's check this out. All right, so let's look at our entrance. This is with the full metal jacket. So pretty clean. Pretty clean going in. That's our exit, right?

502:48That's that cavitation. and that exit wound people talk about. All right, next we have our pineapple. And it's kind of hard to see there, but there's your entrance right there.

502:56Right here. Again, this is full metal jacket. There's your exit, right? Pretty obvious. A lot of damage. And then the back, of course, is blown out. Made a big mess.

503:07>> Then peep the frangible.

503:08>> All right. Now, we're going to look at the frangible side. So, what's interesting on the frangible, this is the entry wound.

503:16>> Way bigger. Split it open. But now look at the exit.

503:21Almost identical. So that [snorts] exit is almost identical. Then you have your pineapple. And now on this one, you can see that entry >> is bigger on the frangible. So it was already breaking up when it hit. Now I can't see any obvious residue or anything. I can't see any powder.

503:36>> Now look at the exit.

503:38>> Way bigger, >> right? Pretty blown out.

503:40>> Shredded it. But again, >> because a frangible round, if you're not familiar, a frangible round is designed to kind of like disintegrate on impact with a very hard surface so that it won't over penetrate through walls and shoot other people. Law enforcement tends to use them. Um, and so the story with Charlie Kirk changed to no, it was a frangible round. That's why they didn't find a bullet. That's why there was no exit wound.

503:59>> I don't see any. So >> if we can get but now we need to test out this. In this case it is 5.56 because if they're saying it was a 36 French fable round. We need to see if any French round would work. In this case it is 556. Not exactly 1 one with 30 six but it's the same idea. So the next thing I'm going to do is I'm going to shoot a pork roast. And some of you going to say why's the plastic still on it? Well to me that's almost kind of functioning like the skin right and plastic obviously tears and rips pretty easily when it's shot. So I want to kind of simulate how the skin kind of holds things together, right? It is elastic.

504:28It has some give, but I left that on for that reason. And then after that, we're going to shoot our roast that has a bone. And first, we're going to shoot full metal jacket at the left pork roast.

504:43>> Right through the roast, right throughable pork roast.

504:48[snorts] >> Right through the roast into the concrete. Didn't penetrate.

504:56Remember, some of you were saying, "Look at this." All right. Now, this goes to show you what people are talking about when you can barely find or never see an entry one. Look at that. See the little plastic right there? That tiny little hole right there, right above my thumb.

505:11That's the entry. You can barely see it.

505:13All right.

505:15That's your >> out the back behind it. All right. Now, let's see if it went through the back.

505:20Shattered the whole thing. It did not go all the way through. So, it didn't go through the back.

505:23>> Now, it's full metal.

505:24>> It did crack. See? Similarly, very, very small entry wound. Now, remember, these are like 22 size bullets. Gives 556 223, >> but very small on the inside. Let's see how the back looks.

505:34>> Blown.

505:34>> All right. Now, on the back of this, you can see it's still blown out, but you can see it's still blowed out.

505:39>> You can see little fragments.

505:40>> So, you definitely see an exit wound.

505:42>> And then on this one, it did not go through this block. It didn't even crack this under block, but it did take this chunk out here, right? But the fangible bullet, some pieces of it there. And again, this is >> round 30 >> fangible ammo that we saw break up on the concrete block. Is that going to hit the bone after going?

506:01>> I was actually not sure as he was getting ready for this. I was like, what's going to happen? What's going to happen?

506:07>> It's about the same thickness as a human neck. And is it going to kind of break and explode on impact?

506:12>> Thickness.

506:12>> This is his roast. And he's going to shoot through the bottom of it here. And there's a bone along the back side of it right there. A nice thick bone. much thicker and much stronger than a vertebrae.

506:22>> About the same as those pork roasts, about the same as a human neck. So, I'm going to shoot right through the lower part of it and it's going to hit that bone in the back. And what we're trying to see is is it going to go through the flesh and stop at the bone with a French round or is it going to go through and hit the center block?

506:35>> And if you guys appreciate me doing this in the freezing cold, not like Jesse in heavy duty country wearing tank tops out in Texas, hit that like button.

506:46>> Blew it apart.

506:49and actually probably did more damage than it would have had done had it been full metal jacket.

506:53>> Looked like a pretty good shot. All right, make sure we're clear.

507:00All right, so here's what we have.

507:01Pretty sizable entry hole. Some pretty good damage. Nice wound cavity. Come on the other side. And I that was a pretty direct hit, right? That went straight through that bone.

507:09>> Tore the bone apart.

507:09>> Go out the side and went straight through the bone. And it wasn't a edge shot, right? So the hole is actually closer to the middle. smaller round than a 306. And >> you can see that bone that's thicker than human vertebrae went right through.

507:22It blew it out and it also made another big chunk out of that.

507:27>> Took a huge chunk out of the concrete behind it after going through the bone.

507:30>> That's block. All right. So, what's the takeaway here? Well, we shot just about everything you can think of, hard and soft. Obviously, we have to look at the slow-mo, but I mean, rangeable ammo 5.56 223 has less power, less footbs of force hitting. It can be a fast round and it is smaller, but in this case it went straight through, straight through the bone, everything else. So, I would say even with a frangible 300 6, it has significantly more power at the 140 yards. I heard that Jesse on Fire and Heavy Duty Country Dan uh took some frangible 306 rounds to the range. So, I'm hoping that we're going to get some

508:02footage of some frangible 306 coming here soon. I don't think it's out yet. I don't believe so. So far, every single thing that's been shot at anything has not is it's blown right through everything.

508:21People have been shooting through bones.

508:22They've been shooting through steel.

508:24They've been shooting through concrete.

508:26They've been shooting through wood.

508:29They've been shooting through meat, bone, wood, and concrete all at once in one shot.

508:37So that's the state of the game at the end of 2025.

508:43That's the state of the big question at the end of 2025. Jeffrey Epste worked for Israel and Charlie Kirk was not shot with a bullet from Tyler Robinson's rifle. And it's looking more and more every day like he might not have been shot with a bullet at all.

509:00I think that everyone that's really looking at this is starting to wonder about that microphone.

509:05And I started to wonder what was in that microphone and what exactly was at that explosives plant at Tennessee that blew up one month later and killed everyone inside.

509:17Right?

509:19Am I right?

509:22So, we've made it to now.

509:25We have made it to today, homies. We're all caught up. We definitely sped through at the end here. I mean, I guess we skipped over Bondi Beach and the um and the shooting uh at uh where was it? Brown University.

509:48I had a document open. Where'd my document go? Did I close it? Did I accidentally close it?

509:55I had a source document here somewhere, but I don't see it.

510:00No, it's not there. I must have closed the source document. Oh, it's up there.

510:19But yeah, we'll let we'll let Bondi Beach be. Personally, I have some questions. Personally, to me, it looks an awful lot like false flag. It looks awfully set up to be an anti-semitism, and it looks like it was pounced on right away. And yeah, the National Guard false flag, too, where the Afghany uh special forces guy drove all the way across the country just to pop two random National Guards people and then commit suicide by police, so to speak. All very weird.

510:57All very weird.

511:01Everything pretty much feels like a scop these days.

511:12You remind me of one of my favorite comedians, Bill Burr. Love your content.

511:15PS, schedule your colonoscopy. That's That's for Baron. Thank you very much.

511:20We got a bunch of Barons down in here.

511:24Um, and I think I'm just going to go up and grab the big ones. I saw one or two big ones come in that were for me that I don't want to leave hanging.

511:34Uhoh. It looks like the big one I'm looking for didn't get captured.

511:42Yian is on a marathon on fire. That might actually be a Baron super. Might be for me. I appreciate it, homie.

511:51JR with Chase Hughes. Chase Hughes is interesting. For sure.

511:55For sure. Thanks, homie.

512:03Elvis versus Charlie. Both received Medal of Freedom from Trump 2018 2025.

512:08Now we are heading towards Museum of Charlie at TP USA land on his grave.

512:12Mike necklace art work etc. It's starting. Yep. They wanted to enshrine his memory.

512:22They wanted to enshrine his memory and build a political movement on his grave.

512:27And Candace Owens single-handedly saved Charlie Kirk from that [ __ ] scam.

512:36Um, let me just peep the uh I think I can just go into the supers and check the most recent ones.

512:54And what I'll do here is, what am I going to do here? Here's what I'll do. I'll put the tracker away.

513:07No more supers, guys. Don't put any more supers in. Last supers are in. That's all we're tracking. Um, I'm going to put the super tracker away somehow. And then I'm going to do this.

513:28>> [snorts] >> This is so convoluted.

513:30It's like overlapping both screens here.

513:34Um, this Molly fraud is incredibly bad, but timing is suspicious. Is it another attempt to distract us from Israel?

513:44Thanks and happy new year. And I think James Lee might have answered that for us. James Lee's reporting that we watched was awesome. Thanks for the homie. Thanks for the support, homie.

513:51Have you covered the link between Poly Market and all of the influencers going after anyone investigating Charlie Kirk?

513:56Any favorite books at the moment? Fed is a spectrum. Fed is a spectrum big time.

514:00And I haven't personally covered the link between Poly Market and all the influencers going after anyone investigating CK, but I have been watching that reporting on X and I don't know what to think of it. It's possible.

514:10It's very possible. I am very suspicious of the gambling apps in every way.

514:16Thank you for everything you exposed and discussed this year. Since you are a runner and climber, have you cons Are you concerned about the geoengineering of our weather? Can you dig into this topic and expose the toxins being sprayed on us? Who is doing this and why?

514:30I am concerned. I don't really know what to do about it. Um, but not because I'm a rock climber and a runner. Just because I'm a human.

514:41I mean, I'd still rather be outdoors in nature than cooped up in a city. Um, oh, I skipped your question about any favorite books at the moment. Um, I haven't had any time to read lately.

514:56I've been just deep in it.

514:59I've been deep in it. Lately, the book I've been reading has been called The Epstein Files, and there's a lot of stuff to read.

515:10So, Charlie Kirk really shot from back.

515:12It may explain why necklace and shirt whip up and back. I don't think he was shot from the back. Honestly, I don't think he was shot at all. I think you should look into the exploding microphone theory that John Bray proposed and look into shape charges.

515:24And I suspect that the plan was they wanted it to be a chest shot and then I think a piece of shrapnel accidentally hit him in the neck and then they had to switch the plan to be a neck shot because the endearing question is why plant a 30 six? Why plant a mouser as the rifle for your paths when you're going to have a neck wound that couldn't be possibly caused by that rifle? And I think the answer is that it was an accident. I think it was a piece of shrapnel that hit him in the neck. That was not supposed to happen. It was supposed to be a chest shot, blood through his white shirt, and then no one would have asked

516:01questions about the rifle. Most we probably wouldn't have even questioned the narrative at all. It would have all looked very clean.

516:10But I kind of wonder what was being done under that table is the security was surrounding him. Because the moment they see the neck wound, if that's what happened, then the first thing they're doing is reaching under his shirt and stuffing a fuckload of gauze into any holes in his chest that might have been caused by a shape charge so that there's no blood bleeding through his shirt to give away the fact that there's two holes. That's what I wonder about. And I don't know for sure. I don't know. No know. But I'm wondering that is seeming more and more likely by the day.

516:44Thanks, homie. Ian, I kept working on the Bondi thing. It led me to go to the GoFundMe that has basically a list of who is involved. Donations from Rothschild, Jane Jane Doe, and Twitch. I don't know where to send the info. I need web. I don't know what to make of that. I don't know what you're talking about. You do need web. And we're going to give it to you, buddy. We're going to um you will need to wait for the open- source downloadable version that you can put on your own computer and put your own files into. That'll be a little bit behind. We're going to first get out the web version for like the website version

517:14for the Epstein files and then we'll get that to you. And that version will be free to download, open source, fill it with whatever files you want, plug in whatever AI models you want, and then you just pay for your own AI tokens and have fun. Take it away.

517:291871 fraud that turned DC into a corporation. Yeah, big time. Big time.

517:35That's a That one's a wild conspiracy uh rabbit hole to go down. City of London, city of DC, the Vatican. Big time.

517:44Journalists need to investigate why Careshi was arrested at his home on 910.

517:48Cash said they got him, but what evidence led to him? None that could blow the FBI py scheme an entire case wide open.

518:02It's an interesting idea.

518:05It's an angle that I haven't really seen anyone talk about.

518:08I'll save that.

518:12NASA lies. Earth is flat. We've been lied to about everything. Government wants to be God. Jesus Christ is Lord.

518:17Agreed on most points. But NASA does lie. But that is not proof that the Earth is flat. There's lots of other reasons for NASA to lie other than the Earth being flat.

518:28And I've never met anyone that can properly explain to me how the sun can rise and set at different times when I can be on the phone with my buddy that's on the other coast of the United States and we can talk about where the sun is in the sky and it's in different places and how it's shining light just on some parts but not on other parts.

518:48That's if no one's ever explained the flat earth sun map in a way that even begins to square with physics and reality to me like reality that you can test in your own home.

518:59Um, but I still love you. I love flat-earthers way more than than uh NPC normies. So hang out. I dig it. And flat [snorts] earth debates are a lot of fun.

519:10It's a lot of fun to debate flat earth sometimes. Do a brave search for Arcane Thunder. Read the synopsis and click on the first link. Exercise conducted by the JTF out of Fort Wuka. So sus.

519:20Interesting. I have not looked that up at all.

519:26Don't forget about the BB files. Oh, big time. Yeah, I reported on that when I was hosting Candace. Did a big episode about it and it was actually out for free on No, that was a lie. It was never on YouTube. Um, but uh it is on archive.org if you look it up.

519:45I didn't show that on the canvas episode because I didn't want to risk them trying to copyright us or anything like that, but it is on archive.org for free if you know how to find it. All followers of Jesus Christ understand that Jesus also questioned and rejected the Pharisees and even called them a brood of vipers, chased merchants away from temple to question and call out Israel is what Jesus would do.

520:07You damn straight, homie. Got my Bible right there. And I used to keep it open.

520:12I I I used to keep it open to a very important passage that maybe we should read one more time. Is it still marked?

520:21Is it still marked?

520:35Revelation 2:9.

520:39I know your works, tribulations, and poverty, but you are rich. And I know the blasphemy of those who say they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan.

520:49Yeah. Jesus was not afraid to talk to talk that game.

520:54He came to flip the tables. He flipped the tables on all the money lenders, all the Pharisees.

521:02Hang in there, man. Exmus is coming. I don't know what that means, bro. But thank you. They're all a bunch of dogs.

521:11Yep. When will our your Charlie Kirk database be available? And do you need additional assistance putting it together? I think you're referring to the video database. Um, and don't worry, we got it. Uh, we're just getting it ready for web site application. Um, and there's a lot involved in that. Um, and our team is very, very small, but we're getting it ready for beta testing with journalists like this week. And then we need to beta test it with some journalists for maybe a week or two and then it'll be out to the public.

521:43The gunshot story in the Charlie Kirk case doesn't add up and other theories make more sense in my opinion, but why frame it as gunshot and use shape charge, etc. instead of just using a gun? Seems like it would leave way less room for error. I kind of feel the same way. Um, and I don't know because I'm not I don't plan assassinations.

522:08Um, I mean, the shape charge doesn't re leave a ton of room for error as in terms of it killing him or causing the wound.

522:22I don't know. I mean, you got to assume they would have tested it a lot of times, but maybe it's that actually getting a rifle into position is actually a really tough task on an open campus with with security cameras everywhere and especially if you need to get a 30 like because you need you would need to get Tyler Robinson's rifle into position and out of position. That's the problem. And so it's like I I don't know. That is a hard one to square. Um, but from everything that we can see, it wasn't it that it it didn't do the damage of any of the rifles that we've seen, unless it was shooting like 9 millimeter

523:04rounds or something, maybe. But I I don't know why they would choose to do it that way. Maybe they just like explosives. Maybe they had other reasons why they thought that it would be a cleaner move and more certain.

523:19Maybe they just wanted to flex on everyone's asses.

523:23But I like how you're thinking. I can't wait to get my hands on web. I've become obsessed with learning physics and engineering after researching MH370. I would love for you to get obsessed with MH370 as well. It's wild. I did go relatively deep into MH370 and I had Ashton Forbes on my show early on. And then Ashton Forbes lost his [ __ ] mind.

523:44That was weird. Um, and I don't know what to make of it all, but I'm glad we have people like you out here, Brooke Darlington, that can take that rabbit hole a little bit deeper.

523:55And web will let you plug all those documents in, and you can plug in physics books and whatever it is you want to plug in and let it reference things and correlate things and and help you do your research for that. So stoked to get it into your hands. You are also going to need to get the downloadable version that you can run yourself. Um, which will take a little bit more expert understanding. You'll have to learn it a little bit, but uh, I'm stoked to watch people use it for all kinds of crazy things.

524:232026, our government's still full of dicks.

524:27Melissa, you ain't wrong. Summer 2014, Israel killed over two 2500,000 Palestinians in Gaza.

524:36Israelis watched in glee at the border like a summer festival. Funny how a summer festival on October 7th almost matched those numbers. Karma.

524:47Uh not 2500,000.

524:502500.

524:52The K is an accident.

524:55But yeah, you're right. They've they're [ __ ] up. They're super [ __ ] up.

525:00[ __ ] up people. That's for real. No lies. No lies detected on patrol all night. Thank you for this stream. You're welcome. Thanks for being on patrol, homie. Hope you have a smooth shift.

525:10Hope you stay safe out there. And thanks for the dono.

525:14Just finished the episode with Tucker.

525:15Thanks, Wildflower Gypsy. And I think we're back to where I have now June tinfoil related to December foil.

525:21Melissa Horton's last vote was the deciding and single Dem vote that ended eligibility for adult undocumented immigrants for Minnesota care unalived 5 days later.

525:32Interesting.

525:35That ended eligibility for adult undocumented immigrants for Minnesota care punishment.

525:48Interesting.

525:52Some good tinfoil right there. Yeah, we heard about coupe. I think we're back caught up except for maybe the smaller ones. Why are court systems decades behind the data? Apple and Google know your facial expressions per video. Yet prosecutors are re relegated to text messages, not even chatting apps. Also, Stacy is the goat. Stacy is the goat. And it's a fine line, dude, between giving law enforcement access to more and more granular data. Digital mass surveillance.

526:19They'll solve a lot of crimes, but at what cost? At what cost?

526:26Ian, create a rumor where we can chat whilst we watch you on Tucker.

526:31Um, it's nine o'clock. I've been going for nine hours.

526:36Um, I don't think I have two more hours to give tonight, unfortunately. Um, I could just hear that my girlfriend just got back from work. Um, and I'm going to need some real dinner here in a bit. And Tucker's interview is like three hours long, I think. Um, so I think that we are approaching the end of our stream for the night.

526:58Um, let me peep Tucker's though and see how long it is.

527:08How long did it end up being? Two hours and 38 minutes. Yeah. Yeah. So, that's gonna have to wait for another time, but I'm hyped on it. Hyped to watch it. Um, and we might spin up a little watch party tomorrow where I pull up extra evidence. Did Did they put evidence in there with it?

527:26You guys who watched it, chat, chat, who watched it? Um, did they put evidence in there?

527:32I actually don't have my chats open right now. All I can see is you there.

527:37There's my other chat.

527:39No, they didn't put any evidence in it.

527:41Interesting. Okay, then we're gonna have to do some companion videos for it.

527:47That's what we're gonna have to do.

527:48We're gonna have to do some companion streams where we watch it and then we pause and pull up all the evidence.

527:55[clears throat] Yeah. Anyone who says that Stacy is not legit is out out like out like all the way out. Like immediate ban. Anyone that talks [ __ ] on Stacy, immediate ban.

528:07Okay, you hear me? You hear me?

528:14I'm just saying. Okay. I'm just saying you back off. Y'all back off. I don't know if anyone was, but don't you [ __ ] dare. I will ban you right now.

528:27So, [clears throat] yeah. Agreed, right? Agreed. You're dang straight. So, you're all legends. You're all total legends.

528:38If any of you Okay, be honest. Be honest right now. Let me um real quick, let me get back into the YouTube over here. I got an honest question for you. Honest freaking question once I get back into the YouTube chat, too.

528:56>> All right. Honest question, guys. You can't lie.

529:01If you've been here all day, or at least pretty much all day, let us know in the chat. If you're in the Twitch, you can drop a GG in the chat. If you're in the YouTube, you can just let us know. If you've been in here all day, let us know because that's crazy. Icy Mike has been in here all day, dog. No way, dude. That's a whole bunch of you. Steph Spiritual put in a solid six.

529:30Norva put in a solid six. GG all day here. Spaceman Hoy pretty much all day.

529:36Brutix, dude, YouTube's full of all dayers.

529:40Dog, y'all are crazy. That's really humbling. That means a lot. Honestly, that means a lot, dude.

529:50Dude, that's a lot of you. I mean, you got to realize I mean, you know, you know that like I'm literally just a dude that was driving Uber Eats and I got curious what was [ __ ] going on and I wanted to be more informed and I just started making videos one day and less than three years later, this is my life and it's bizarre and I just doing my best to learn and to share and try to figure out every day what the [ __ ] is going on. And it just means a lot to have you guys' support and to have you guys hyped and to be providing something that is like of value, something that's actually fun and that actually informs

530:27us. And I learn so much. Obviously, I learn everything every day. But um for you guys to actually get value out of it too and actually be down to hang for so long is crazy. It's super humbling and I really really appreciate it.

530:42Um, so I guess that's that's this that's the stream. That's the uh New Year's stream.

530:51You we've made it to 2026.

530:54We've made it to 2026.

530:57And it's it's now the golden age. Now all of our problems are solved. America first again. America. We made America great again. We did it, guys. America's great again. Can't you tell? Oh, man.

531:09It's going to be a crazy year.

531:11It is going to be a crazy year. I'm gonna lead into 2026 now with some wild predictions. Dude, call me a betting man. Call me a betting man, but I'll bet I'm just going to go I'm just going to go crazy out here. I mean, call me crazy, but I'm going to bet that no one's going to go to jail over the Epstein documents this year. Israel is going to continue to run the game this year. And Trump is going to continue to use the back of his throat as hard as he possibly can this year.

531:48And I know the odds are pretty long.

531:51They're pretty long.

531:54Just like whatever is in Trump's mouth, but hey, I'm a gambling man. I'm a gambling man. Okay. Sometimes I just like to live on the edge.

532:06Just I'm just I'm just guessing.

532:13So, um, in all seriousness, I think we can all agree at this point that we're on our own. No one's coming to save us. No politicians going to help us. They They don't work for us. They're not on our team. It's up to us to make our lives better, to make our nation better, to make our communities better.

532:35And that starts by making yourself better.

532:39That starts by getting control of your own emotions, getting control of your own life, doing getting control of your own health, doing what you need to do in this year to be your best to at least make your life and your family's life better. Then you'll be in a position to make a few more people's lives better, to help your extended family, to help your extended community, to help your co-workers, to help your friends.

533:03So this year, whatever it is that you're going to do, do something to find your own path and your own success and your own calling in life, your own fulfillment and your own health and happiness, because no one's doing it for you and no one's coming to save us. And America's pretty [ __ ] at this point, honestly.

533:25But America is made up of Americans. And wherever else in the world you live right now, it's all up to you. So, you got to do the work. You got to do the thing. You got you got to against all odds. It's a tough world out there right now, right? And there's no easy road to it. Um, I was blessed with a lot of luck along the way. You know, wherever you're going, you're going to need a good bit of luck, too. But you're going to need a lot of hard work, too.

533:54Um, and I'm sure there's people out there in the audience right now that are of all different ages, all different walks of life, all different economic positions, all different skill sets and capabilities and intelligence levels.

534:03Find your [ __ ] and figure it out and follow your heart and do it, okay?

534:07Because we are lo we are leaving the era of people with jobs and we're entering the era of technocratic control and a whole new economy, a whole new value system, a whole new work system because work is going away over the next 10, 20 years. And so it's the exact right time to find your passion and to find how you can create value for other people in new ways and get creative and get a side hustle. Get a get a side gig. Get a hobby. Get get something creative or generative or a trade. Something you do with your hands, a skill, a craft. Get something more than just What about children? Get some children. make them yourself.

534:58[snorts] Don't just don't get them. Make them. Um, [clears throat] definitely now is the time to branch out away from the old way of thinking and away from the old world and into something new because what's coming is going to be crazy and most people aren't going to be ready for it, which is a great opportunity if you are ready for it. But, um, it's not going to be easy. It's going to be crazy. I suspect that 2026 is going to be even more sciopy than this SCOP. I suspect we're in for a [ __ ] year, but we'll be here and we'll be reporting on it. We'll be trying to figure out what the hell is going on and we'll be

535:40doing it all together. So, I appreciate your support. I appreciate you growing with me, taking all these crazy turns with me, coming on this journey with me, watching all these things happen in my life, happen in the world's life, happen in our our country and our communities.

535:55So, it's been a wild journey and it's very humbling and it's a great honor to have you here. Thanks for a wonderful 2025.

536:03Thanks for all the support along the way.

536:07And this year, we're going to do it even bigger and even better. It's going to be a crazy year. I am so stoked. I'm on I'm on a high. I'm riding a million bucks right now. We're building things like crazy. We're building tools. We got projects. I just cannot wait, dude. I wake up every day just like stoked to get right back into the lab and build more and learn more and share more. So, there'll be no shortage of going max this year.

536:30Be sure to download the buyer app if you haven't already. Check it out. Be sure to go to webtheb.io and sign up for early access to web so that you get an email as soon as it's ready for you. And um don't forget to like, subscribe, share, do all those things down below to support for free.

536:45Means a lot. That's all for us tonight.

536:49I'll probably see you tomorrow, but for now, get some good sleep, drink some good water, tell people you love them, and have a great night.

536:55>> Conspiracy theories are entering [music] a danger.

536:58>> 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