The people who are funding the ballroom, the people who are funding the arch, the people who are funding the rebranding of the Kennedy Center, these are the people who are also funding my opponent. These are the people who have the ear of the president. These are the people who are changing, dominating our foreign policy decisions.
0:17>> What you just said is so significant.
0:19They're the ones funding the secret military installations underneath the ballroom, the data center. They're the ones funding this random race in Kentucky. They're the ones that funded Trump's campaign. It's all the same billionaire Jews that are all a vessel for pro-Israel.
0:36>> Conspiracy theories [music] are entering a dangerous time. Information is the oxygen of the democracy.
0:42>> There's so much evidence out there [music] that even if less than 1% is true, that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
0:58>> Like Thomas Massie very well might be about to lose his Senate seat. And I ain't trying to endorse politicians ever since the last time I did that.
1:07But man, it would be sad to see Thomas Massie go. If that doesn't make sense to you, someone on X, probably a troll, was like, "Well, if they voted him out, then he should leave." Cuz they don't like young people don't vote in primaries.
1:19Massie needs to win the primary against this guy Ed Gallarin that has been receiving millions and millions and millions of dollars from the Israel lobby just to try to defeat Massie. And Massie needs the young people to vote.
1:31And young people historically do not vote in primaries. It's all the old people. What does primary mean? So, the primary is where the Republican party and the Democrat party, where they go against themselves to decide who their guy is going to be. And then at the general election, the Republican guy and the Democrat guy and whoever else go against each other. So, in the primary is when the Republicans go against the Republicans to figure out who the Republican guy is going to be.
1:59And right now, they are funding another Republican to unseat Massie in the primary. So, Massie won't even go to the main election. It's looking like it might work because historically, the voters that vote in the primary elections are all the old folks.
2:16And Massie's district is largely a rural, older, kind of wealthier sort of a district. Kind of spread out. It's not all these big cities as my understanding. I haven't actually studied it. So, don't quote me on that.
2:28And so, it might it might not go good.
2:31Um but, in this interview, they bring up all kinds of interesting tidbits and there's some stuff that's actually in the Epstein files in here um that we can corroborate and dig into. Let's just start at the top.
2:45>> $10 million against me.
2:48And when I say they, I hope we get into they.
2:50>> Yes.
2:51>> Um and uh it's going to be close. It's just going to be it the result is going to be based on who turns out.
2:58>> So, it was 81% margin, 76, 75, like full-on blowouts in the Republican primary in your district in Kentucky.
3:06And now, it's within a couple of points and you could lose.
3:09>> Correct.
3:10>> difference is they have spent $10 million against you.
3:15Um so, I don't think anyone would dispute that. That's the difference, the money poured into this race from outside of Kentucky is basically pushing you to the point of almost losing. And you may lose.
3:26Uh where'd that money come from?
3:29>> Well, um it didn't come from regular people. It's come from billionaires and it 95% of it, at least 95% has come from the Israeli lobby.
3:40So, um I'll give you their proxies. The RJC, which is the Republican Jewish Coalition, AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer, and John Paulson went together. They funded a PAC called MAGA Kentucky, which is neither MAGA nor Kentucky, but when you >> Um, [snorts] point out that he's he's bringing light to the fact that AIPAC is just one of the Israel PACs.
4:06There are legion. The Israel lobby is a vast network of dozens and dozens of different pro-Israel PACs that all have these clever names. They're like some of them are like American Jewish or, you know, American Israeli Public Affairs or, you know, but some of them are just total slithery belly that are just trying to hide under their name and pretend like they're not actually just an a Jewish Israeli PAC that's exactly the same. And the money just funnels through all of them. Like a giant like gay Jewish hug to destroy American politics.
4:42>> Any of them live Who know who are those three people?
4:45>> I They have been Miriam Adelson is the gambling magnate who ironically makes money from the Chinese now gambling and not in Las Vegas so much.
4:55>> literally an Israeli.
4:56>> Yeah, she was born there.
4:58She's given over $200 million to the president. He puts her on the stage. He says that she's influenced his own policy and attitudes toward Israel. And so she >> She's also embroiled in Benjamin Netanyahu's bribery scandal.
5:13Paying bribes to Bibi. Bibi demanding bribes from her and her her husband.
5:18Whole bunch of going on over there, too.
5:20>> He's trying to buy a congressional seat in Kentucky along with the rest of these groups that are probably, by the way, getting her money as well.
5:27There's There's also another interesting faction called Christians United for Israel. They're really just another wing of AIPAC and RJC that's been used to co-opt Christians into supporting their position.
5:42And their position is more war. It's more strife.
5:46Um, it's more bombs. It's send more foreign aid. And those are the things that I've been voting against. So, the real reason that this race is a serious race and I may lose is because a foreign lobby is has fully funded it to the extent that they've never done in any Republican race ever before, um my opponent.
6:11>> It's interesting because you're not I don't think of you as an oppo >> Yeah.
6:16They are trying to buy this random seat in Kentucky.
6:20Cuz that makes sense.
6:22That makes sense.
6:23Right?
6:25Why does Miriam Adelson care about this random seat in Kentucky? Obviously, it's because it's Thomas Massie's seat.
6:33So, why does she care to unseat Thomas Massie? Well, obviously, it's because of what he's voted on. Things like releasing the Epstein files, which he didn't just vote on. He He actually pushed and forced. And then he perpe- personally held press conferences for victims. Personally held press conferences to to pressure the government. Personally went and reached across the aisle and did all sorts of things.
7:01Massie and Ro Khanna were massive reasons why any files at all got released. And then they reported on the fact that they still didn't release them all.
7:13They kept the feet to the fire about how all these redactions are illegal. And they are.
7:19It's no It's no mystery to anyone why they're spending, I believe, $30 million trying to unseat Massie.
7:29Yeah, about $30 million in total.
7:32In total trying to unseat him.
7:34About 95% coming from the foreign lobby. The Israel lobby and its various tentacles.
7:43So, let's rewind to the beginning.
7:44>> It's an event that is affecting our lives right now or certain to define our lives in important ways going forward.
7:51An event that's changing the world for all time. An event that people will write books about.
7:56And for most it is a disaster, a true disaster. Not just for the thousands who've already been killed or the dozen countries that have been bombed or for the hundreds of thousands of Britons in the UK who've dropped below the poverty line already 2 months in etc. etc. etc.
8:11It's a disaster.
8:13But for some small select group of people it's been awesome.
8:19Let's check in with our old friend hedge fund manager Bill Ackman. This was him 2 days ago on CNBC. Here's how his war is going.
8:26>> Iran has been a I think a major uh funder of sort of anti-American protests and kind of otherwise.
8:33Um I think you know that that that war is a is a very good one and uh >> The war is a very good one.
8:38>> Yeah, it I think we >> Sorry, unpopular though.
8:42>> I don't know. I I don't know who surveys to trust. Look, I think uh most Republicans uh many >> Republicans >> support the president and it's it shouldn't be a bipartisan issue.
8:53>> The Iran war is a very good one.
8:55Really? Says the interviewer on CNBC.
8:58No, really. Yeah, it's a very good one.
9:00Isn't it unpopular? I don't know about that.
9:03And the truth is >> Not amongst his buddies it's not.
9:05>> This Blackman probably doesn't know. He may not know anyone personally who thinks this is a disaster because for Bill Ackman and his friends, the Epstein class, it's been a massive win.
9:15>> [clears throat] >> And that's been pretty obvious increasingly if you're following markets.
9:21So, there's this phenomenon that people are starting to catch on to where a certain certain news organization predicts serially many times in a row over the past 20 or so days an imminent peace agreement between Iran and the United States. Now, that agreement has not materialized. Apparently, we're not actually close to getting one, but at the moment when that's announced, every single time you've seen a massive move in global energy markets and in equity markets, stock market.
9:48Because people are betting that that will have direct effects on the value of stocks and or oil or other commodities.
9:57>> And he's actually about to play a clip of Trump talking about what Trump is willing to do to oil prices for this war.
10:04>> prices.
10:04I also thought oil would go up to 200, 250, maybe 300. And I know it would be short-term, but I thought it would go up. I I looked today, it's like at 102.
10:16And that's a very small price to pay for getting rid of a nuclear weapon from people that are really mentally deranged.
10:27>> First off, all 18 US intelligence agencies clearly stated that there's no nuclear weapon.
10:32There's no plan to make a nuclear weapon. They were nowhere near making a nuclear weapon. They weren't attempting to make a nuclear weapon. Total None of that. Israeli lies.
10:40Second of all, easy to say small price to pay when your family is getting rich off of allegedly insider trading, making billions of dollars.
10:51Um you know, every president gets richer while they're in office, usually to the tune of millions. But I saw this graphic that I should really try I wish I could just like have it. Showing how much richer Trump has gotten during his time in office in the last like year compared to every other president in the last 100 years combined. And it like he his gains dwarf them all combined.
11:16Because he's made billions. So, yeah, it's easy for him to say small price to pay cuz he's not paying any price. He's getting blowies from Laura Loomer every night allegedly.
11:28He's getting money coming in from every single familial relation possible. Everyone's insider trading everywhere. They probably got bets on calcium, bets on polyan, bets on the stock, and bets on the markets. Yeah, it's a small price to pay getting rich while you bomb children.
11:48While you destroy the global economy.
11:51the global global agriculture system. We are going to have a famine.
11:54We are going to have a global famine.
11:56Like honestly, there's a lot of very dark conspiracy theories that you could spin about what the point of closing the Strait of Hormuz is in light of the shock to farmers that is currently happening and the massive food shortages that are coming around the world. It's getting harder and harder for me to think it is not planned that way.
12:16Honestly, Trump is but the people in charge of this they're not They knew what was going to happen. They know what flows through the Strait of Hormuz. So, yeah, I have a feeling that over the next year as we report on the descent into whatever we they have planned for us, it's going to be not good, and it's going to be pretty dark, and we're going to need a lot of heavy-duty tin foil to get us through.
12:45>> It's a hundred. It could I thought it was going to go to 200 or 300.
12:50Really?
12:51What would $200 a barrel oil mean? Well, we've never had it.
12:57We've never had in the And this is these are adjusted numbers. We've never had $200 a barrel Brent crude.
13:04Period.
13:05In world history.
13:07But what would happen if we did? Well, I don't know. $10 a gallon for unleaded at the pump?
13:14More for diesel? Much more for jet fuel?
13:18What >> Spirit Airlines already went out of business.
13:21There's a grassroots campaign started by a dude on Instagram or TikTok to try to buy Spirit Airlines that's pretty funny and interesting. It's gone viral. I don't know if you've seen it.
13:31We're not going to get into it.
13:32But, [snorts] um they're trying to buy Spirit Airlines.
13:36This is where he names the billionaires.
13:39>> is probably more than I've raised in the entire time that I've been in Congress.
13:43>> Really?
13:44>> Oh, yeah. I usually raise a couple hundred thousand, maybe 400,000 dollars an election cycle. This time I've raised over 5 million. It's because this situation is dire. Now, the other side, you might say, "Okay, well, how much money has he raised for his campaign?"
13:58He's raised about one or 1.2 million per quarter for two quarters. So, he's maybe raised two and a half million dollars at most. But, if you go look at where did that money come from?
14:09Um I think because of the show I did with you 2 years ago, APAC sort of gone in hiding, and they're trying to secretly funnel money to campaigns. And what we've uh realized and deduced is that they're funneling money hard dollars, not the super PAC dollars, but they're funneling money from their donors to his campaign through a uh vendor, a payment vendor called Democracy Engine. It was started by one of the people who started ActBlue. It's not a con- >> They love naming things.
14:42Literally calling it Democracy Engine.
14:45You just really can't like Democracy Engine.
14:49>> servative, if you will.
14:50>> ActBlue, the Democratic >> Yep. Bundler?
14:52>> Yeah. So, this primarily a left-leaning payment vendor. I use a payment vendor called Anedot, and some people use WinRed. Probably you're familiar with that.
15:02>> So, when you see something come through a a payment vendor called uh Democracy Engine, you you particularly $50,000 per quarter. So, if somebody's reported $50,000 of expenses to Democracy Engine, and if the payment vendor Democracy Engine has been charging 5%. That means a million dollars of money came through that payment vendor and we've seen that in both of his quarters. So, basically as as far as we can tell um about a million dollars of his 1.2 million every quarter that you would think may have come from grandmas who are digging deep in their pockets when they get a email from Trump that says
15:43give to this guy. That's not where his money's coming from. It's coming from AIPAC donors.
15:48And then >> AIPAC donors are using a Democratic fundraising operation to get the money to your opponent.
15:54>> Correct. And by the way, one of these super PACs that's aligned against me, United Democracy Project, UDP, they are pro-abortion, pro-gay rights, um left like not just left-leaning, like majorly leftist super PAC.
16:11And they are full-on >> So, let's unpack a few of these things he just said here. Just to make sure we're all on the same page.
16:18What he's saying about the Democracy Engine numbers there is that they have started obscuring donations to political campaigns um by doing it through other ways that don't have to be reported in the same way, but the payment processor taking the payments takes like a 5% fee on all the payments they process and they can see how much fees that company has been taking.
16:41And so, if you're taking a 5% fee and you're making, you know, $100,000 then multiply that times 20 and you have 100% of the payment that they took, right? So, they're [snorts] kind of reverse engineering how much payments are getting slid through this back door by looking at the fees based on the percentages. And then, he's also explaining that the funding going into this Republican primary candidate race they're getting funding from the left-wing organizations too because the Jews don't care. These Israeli organizations it's not about left and rights.
17:15It's just about Israel and Jewish interests subverting American politics.
17:21And so they don't give a if it's going from the left to the right.
17:24They're mobilizing everybody.
17:27>> on in my race funding my opponent against me.
17:32>> This is insane.
17:34>> It is insane. I do think it might be a couple years from now when AI gets smart enough and honest enough in the in the competition of AIs that >> Depends on who's building the AIs, Thomas.
17:47Cuz right now most of the AIs are pretty kosher.
17:53I think is the clip I was thinking.
17:54>> He's endorsed this campaign against you and your family.
17:58And but really just sort of hurt himself on behalf of the memory of Jeffrey Epstein. Like what There's something here, no?
18:05Like what is this?
18:07>> Uh I think he's he's changed some and he's part he >> They're talking about Trump.
18:14>> The promise of Donald Trump >> on anything including immigration.
18:19>> It's like no problem. We'll give them citizenship. But when it comes to Epstein, it's like no.
18:23And it does raise questions about like how did Epstein die and who signed off on that? And why was Epstein re-arrested actually for crimes he'd already been convicted of and brought back from France to the United States and then gets murdered in prison less than two months later. Like what is that? And maybe there's a connection or I don't know. I'm just guessing. Like what is this?
18:41>> It's the people who are funding the ballroom.
18:45The people who are funding the arch. The people who are funding the rebranding of the Kennedy Center. These are the people who are also funding my opponent. These are the people who have the ear of the president. These are the people who are changing dominating our foreign policy decisions.
19:02>> What you just said is so significant just on its own. It means so much. He just said that the people funding the ballroom, the 800 sins, the singers, let's just say the really rich Jews, the really rich Jewish supremacist pro-Israel folk, they're the ones funding the secret military installations underneath the ballroom, the data center.
19:27They're the ones funding the arch and all this other construction in Washington D.C.
19:33They're the ones funding this random race in Kentucky.
19:37They're the ones that funded Trump's campaign. It's all the same billionaire Jews that are all just a vessel for pro-Israel. They're just the billionaire vessels for the Zionist money. Just the fact that that funding is going through those same people for all those different things is a total condemnation of the point of the funding.
19:58It makes it obvious that the funding is not about that race or that race. It's not about that ballroom or that It's obviously about controlling and influencing America on behalf of Jewish supremacy.
20:10It's completely obvious.
20:13And the extent of the damage is so vast and so uncompromising when you look at the Iran war that Trump did for these Jewish donors and for whatever blackmail or bribery or promises or satanic reasons they've got. I don't know.
20:34That is damning. And we all know it.
20:37It's It's clear as day.
20:39It's clear as day. Trump has literally directly said that Miriam donated the most money to me and she always asked me for favors and she's literally an Israeli casino gambling magnate.
20:53That industry is the Jewish mob.
20:56This is not a mystery.
20:58And I think that Massie is about to actually make some Epstein connections and we have some Epstein document connections to some of these donors directly in the Epstein files. Options >> They're the billionaires and these are also the same people who are in the Epstein files.
21:14By large part or their friends are.
21:15Their social >> to say stop and I I I want everyone to just stop and rewind the tape. I [laughter] mean you said that. Okay, maybe you just answer the question.
21:24>> I think I did.
21:25I tried to answer the question.
21:28Bleh, there are my arms just went up. Um Okay.
21:33So >> By the way, by the way, you touched on something I I >> Tucker's uncomfortable right now.
21:38>> [laughter] >> that I want to comment on. There There are still a lot of files that haven't been released. I don't care whether it's 3 million files or whether it's 300 files that they still need to get out there.
21:47But the kind of files they haven't released, they are um breaking the law by not releasing them.
21:54They >> They you mean Department of Justice?
21:56>> Department of Justice, Todd Blanche now.
21:57And he's he he by the way could be criminally prosecuted by the next Attorney General. This is the great thing about passing a law instead of issuing a subpoena.
22:06This They didn't do this in Watergate.
22:08They didn't do this in Iran-Contra. They had commissions, they had committees, they had subpoenas, whether it was uh you know, Bill Clinton's issue.
22:19This is the first time, the Epstein Files Transparency Act, where a member of Congress or members of Congress got a law passed, passed in the House and the Senate, signed by the President, to compel the release of documents. What does that mean? Why is it different?
22:32Because every subpoena from Congress expires at the end of Congress. This law never expires. This law, unless they can get a House and a Senate and a President to repeal it, is in effect for infinity.
22:45If 50 years from now, if there's an Attorney General who's like cleaning out a drawer and finds some Epstein files, they have 30 days to release them. It's It's incumbent on We didn't name Pam Bondi.
22:57We said the Attorney General of the United States. As long as there is an Attorney General of the United States.
23:02That cabinet position may go away before the Epstein files transparency act goes away.
23:07Um cuz it's forever. But let me tell you the category of documents that will eventually be released that haven't been released that you touched on.
23:15We're not going to get all the way into that. Um what I want to talk about is this right here. But yes, Massie's 100% on on the money.
23:22They're breaking the law. There's a lot more files to release. release them.
23:26But we're going to name some names and actually look at some files.
23:28>> And hurt Howard Lutnick has turned to be a bold-faced liar. Right? Um and it turns out that uh John Paulson one of the three billionaires who've put money into Maga Kentucky is was in Epstein's phone book but also was implicated in these files as doing a a fundraiser and reaching out to Jeffrey Epstein to get money from him to honor Howard Lutnick. So it's By the way, it's just a really small world when you get into the billionaires.
24:00Um and they're not partisans. They're above party, right? The Epstein class they don't associate themselves as Republicans or Democrats so much as they do among the >> They are partisan, just in a different way. In the tribe, out of the tribe.
24:18The tribe being Jewish supremacy.
24:21Cuz so many of the billionaire class are Jews.
24:26Because they run the banks.
24:28Not exclusively. They're not the only ones that run the banks, but the entire monetary system is a monetary system based on debt, based on usury. It's not a Christian monetary system. Let me tell you that, okay?
24:42There's a reason why so many Jews are in banking and law.
24:47There's a bunch of reasons.
24:48I mean, partially, it's because the Jewish religion is extremely litigious.
24:53It's basically a giant set of laws. It's basically a whole bunch of law books of rabbis discussing Jewish law across hundreds of years. Like, is it a Are you allowed to lie to a or are you not allowed? Yeah, you are allowed to lie to a It's like, if you, you know, do something really horrible to a 3-year-old child, are like they still considered a virgin or not?
25:17All these things are discussed in great detail in their Jewish law books.
25:21And they have all these discussions about how you can trick God. If this law is this way, well, what if you do this?
25:27All these things. It's very strange.
25:29And obviously, different Jews interpret it all differently. They read different amounts of those books.
25:34But, it's not good. It's not good.
25:36Someday here we'll do a we'll we'll dig through the Talmudic scriptures, the Babylonian Talmud, etc. And the Mishneh Torah, you know, all of it. Because it's all in web.
25:45We can go through it all in web. But, there's a reason why Jewish people are often working in law and finance. And there's a reason why the monetary system is largely not entirely, but largely influenced and controlled by Jewish people. And there's a reason why the billionaires club is mostly all pro-Zion because that's where most of the power lies up there.
26:11I'm sure that some of them are not as down with the club as others. We all got to kind of watch Elon Musk try to defy them. And then like get walked on a leash to the wall and to Auschwitz.
26:25And all that. Who knows where he winds up now.
26:29But, you got to understand that if they can do that to the richest man in the world, who now seems to have pretty much fallen in line, which billionaires exactly in the billionaire club in the Epstein class, which ones exactly do you think are not going along with that program?
26:48That's what the Epstein class is. It's not the regular everyday Jews.
26:56It's not the Jew down the street.
26:58A lot of them might be pro-Israel.
27:00Some of them might go over to fight in the IDF and be a piece of Some of them might just be regular good people.
27:07They might not be into all that They might denounce Israel.
27:10That's not that they're they're just people. Judge individually.
27:13But when you get up to the billionaire class, yeah, there's a program up there.
27:18They're not partisan left and right. But you better believe you're either with that tribe or you're against that tribe.
27:25And we've had a few examples of, you know, extremely wealthy individuals, like Kanye West, that tried to be against that tribe.
27:36And we've all seen how that went. Just wanted to point that out. Class of billionaires who are above all of that, above the judges, cuz obviously Thomas Massie can't say that. Won't He might not He you know, he might not see it that way.
27:48And Tucker I don't know if he sees it that way or not, but he he doesn't talk like that.
27:53But I'm over it, honestly. I'm over it. That that that's what's going on. I think that's the truth.
28:00If you don't think that's the truth, I would love to see evidence to show me that that's not the truth.
28:04Sure seems like that's the truth.
28:06They've They've They've got visa waivers, they fly private planes, they don't mingle with the public, whether it's on a plane or in a courtroom.
28:16And um so anyways, that's my hat's off to to Marjorie for taking on those threats.
28:23Lauren Boebert, um they took her over to the situation room, right? Like this is where if they're trying to kill or capture Osama bin Laden, this All right, [snorts] we already passed the part I want to talk about. Is this part about John Paulson being in the Epstein files?
28:41>> [snorts] >> So if you guys don't recognize it, if you don't realize, this right here is a pop-out window.
28:47This is also a pop-out window of my own customized version of web that I built.
28:53I stole the web source code from my homies. I didn't steal it. I mean, I just said, "Hey boys, I'm going to build my own custom web." It's It's expanded into this whole other thing with the web chat and all these different elements. You've seen it. You've seen the map. You've seen the canvases.
29:10Um so, this is a We're looking at a custom popped-out board right now with our sources in it.
29:16Um I'm just stoked on it. It's just cool.
29:19Here, oh, they're just out of order.
29:21Paulson.
29:23Paulson.
29:25Right there.
29:28John Paulson is this name right here in Epstein's book of contacts.
29:33>> [snorts] >> To blank from Jeffrey Epstein. Ask Tim Zagat if Sunday breakfast or lunch works. Did we tell Ratner that I'll be around? Ask John Paulson if he would like to stop by.
29:48That's from Jeffrey Epstein.
29:50Apparently acquainted with John Paulson.
29:52See if he wants to stop by.
29:54See if John Paulson wants to, you know, just pop in.
29:57Good morning, Melanie. Hope you had a great weekend. Jeffrey is asking if you could please pass along John Paulson's phone number.
30:05This is in September of 2017.
30:08Not all that long ago.
30:10It's less than 10 years ago. Good morning. Such a hot weekend. Crazy for September. His number is blank. So, I guess in 2017 is when that contact book got updated with Paulson's number.
30:23Hi Jeffrey, are you forgetting your old friends? Guess you must be busy with release papers and all. John Paulson sounded bullish last weekend at the de Guardiolas. I think I am a curse.
30:36Every time I give people money, they lose it except Steinhardt. JF.
30:42Why? What happened?
30:44So, this person was messaging Jeffrey that message and then Jeffrey asked, "Why? What happened?" And the person said, "Do you forget your old friends?
30:51Guess you must be busy with release papers and all." John Paulson sounded bullish last weekend. So, they're just in the same circles.
30:59Knowing the same people.
31:01Oh, wrong. I don't go there. I go here.
31:04And there.
31:07And lastly, right there is his name.
31:13This is different.
31:16This is just a mention in a bunch of weird random text. That's not actually like an email.
31:21And um actually, a bunch of journalists, mainstream journalists, already dug much deeper into this and published a whole article about it.
31:30Lutnick's Epstein ties raise concerns on Wall Street, but not in the White House.
31:35In 2015, Lutnick invited Epstein to the Hillary Clinton fundraiser. It's unclear whether Epstein attended. And in 2017, Epstein donated $50,000 to a dinner honoring Lutnick hosted by the UJA Federation of New York. Billionaire investor John Paulson, who was UJA's chairman of its Wall Street and Financial Services Division, wrote in an email invitation to Epstein's assistant, "As chairman of the Wall Street Division, I want to make sure that as a close friend of the Lutnicks, you are aware of the event and have the opportunity to support them." Epstein responded, "50K for me. Hope PR is okay."
32:07I wonder if they'll have real links here.
32:10Boom. Nice work. Good Good on you, 27wkow.com.
32:16Good on you. Having real links to primary sources. They're going back about Paulson's address so they can deliver the check from the Jeffrey Epstein Foundation, Gratitude America.
32:26Should we deliver the check to UJA or someone else such as Paulson, Lutnick, etc.? Please advise.
32:33Many thanks for your incredible donation in honor of Howard Lutnick.
32:37Oh, this is directly from Jeffrey to John Paulson.
32:43Directly. The donation of 50,000. Yeah, so literally the people funding Thomas Massie. So John Paulson is one of these three Jewish billionaires that is funding this random Senate race in Kentucky.
33:00Obviously to unseat Thomas Massie because obviously Thomas Massie helped get these files out to the world. And obviously in these files we can at least see not evidence of criminality but direct evidence that boy is swimming in the Epstein circles.
33:16That he knew Epstein. They were buddies.
33:18They were throwing fundraisers for each other.
33:21Howard Lutnick is the bird that still is not singing. Although he did get questioned behind closed doors.
33:31No video, none of that.
33:34Behind closed doors. Ignore this rabbi.
33:36This happened just a day or two ago.
33:39And you're never going to hear about it.
33:40You're never going to find out what he said. You're never going to find out what it was.
33:44All lies.
33:46Despite the fact that he obviously lied about his relationship to Jeffrey Epstein. He obviously lied about basically everything about the story and then was proven over and over and over to be lies. And then he walked his lies further and further.
33:59All lies.
34:01You filthy piece of He should be nowhere near government. Still there.
34:06Still running the Treasury. You know, the Treasury, you know, running the Treasury, not beating the stereotypes.
34:14Just figured I'd remind us real quick about what Martin Nowak sent to Jeffrey Epstein in 2014.
34:24Still no answers on what exactly that was all about.
34:29Trump doesn't think that's very important. Um don't need to know, apparently.
34:35So maybe we'll just end with this banger, with this absolute banger by Clint.
34:41>> I don't have any problem with de-platforming Nazis or jihadis.
34:46I don't have any problem with de-platforming them. We do limit speech.
34:49We limit speech, pornography, we limit speech, cigarettes. I'm talking about the kind of speech that really gets in the head of people who want to do grave damage to other people.
35:00Incitement.
35:02And I'm not talking about it in an ambiguous way. When you get a guy that says, uh yeah, I don't know if there's really rape, can you prove it and so forth on October 7th. Well, he's allowed to say that.
35:12But in the pattern of what this person is saying, what is it that they're trying to do?
35:17Do you think the founders would have put up with this?
35:20>> Well, the truth again slips out.
35:23What did he say was incitement?
35:25Someone who questions whether or not there was pervasive rape on October 7th.
35:31That is incitement to violence because you question war propaganda. Oops, now I see where this is headed. Now rest assured, Mark Levin isn't talking about censoring red, white, and blue patriotic Americans.
35:44He's just talking about censoring and de-platforming Nazis, which I'm sure we can all get on board with, right? Well, Josie broke this down. These are all the people that Mark Levin has called a Nazi over the past couple months. The Democrats, the Democrat media, an Australian bakery, the Pakistani defense minister, Scott Horton, the entire libertarian party, college students, the Ayatollah, Jake Shields, Nick Fuentes, Putin's buddies, Dan Bilzerian, the Houthis, Dave Smith, Tucker Carlson, Beirut, Hezbollah, the veteran who asked to Mark to be more tolerant, Myron Gaines, the city of London, Hamas,
36:17Thomas Friedman, the terrorists, the woke right, Grant Planter, uh the United Nations, Harvard, Amsterdam, Columbia University students, the New York Times, they're running a Nazi regime, the Islamic Nazi regime, the Islamo-Nazi regime, the Islamist Nazi regime, all of Iran, the new Nazis, a protestor on the subway, Rashida Tlaib, Ebrahim Raisi, New York Times correspondent, Joe Biden's entire State Department, the president of Turkey, college basketball analyst Bruce Pearl, certain Arab liberal and journalist, anyone who associates with Dave Smith. Hey, that's me. Uh reporter Lulu Garcia-Navarro,
36:46ISIS, and 17 random dudes on X. So, while I actually agree that occasionally the rhetoric in America has gotten to the point of being so toxic it could present dangerous circumstances, I also believe that as an American we get to say whatever the we want because hear me out, Mark. This is America. Because to sacrifice our liberty to ensure our safety would ensure us of neither.
37:14Because to let the government dictate what is hateful and insightful speech is a perilous path to go down. Because you represent and obviously owe your allegiance to a country that is not America, and I don't feel comfortable having people like you dictate what I can say ever. Because no one should have that power. Because 250 years ago we broke away from an empire who said that they had that power to prevent what we could talk about. And the answer to that was hand me my musket. Ironically, one of the other big reasons why we broke away from that other country is because they were trying to tell us how to do
37:53banking. They were trying to control American banking.
37:58And the Americans realized that Europe was a controlled banking elite. It was a banking cartel.
38:04And through the currency they controlled the populace.
38:08And so they moved over to America to start fresh, and they started experimenting with their own fresh money systems.
38:15And the European elite the royalty tried to wiggle their way in and issued the Stamp Act to try to force the colonialists to use the currencies of the European ruling class.
38:31And it wasn't about tea and stamps.
38:35It was about currency.
38:37Cuz currency is the control over a nation.
38:41A Howard Lutnick.
38:44And it was also about speech.
38:46Because speech is the control over your mind.
38:50And so I figure at the end of our little free speech Thursday here, I will just exercise one last little bit of it and say, "Hey Mark Levin, you. Move to Israel and go hang out with the rest of your Nazi buddies in Israel committing your G-side, killing kids, and doing whatever else it is that you love to do with the little bit of time that you all still have left with your settler colonial terrorist project over there."
39:25>> Conspiracy theories are entering [music] a dangerous >> Information is the oxygen of a democracy.
39:31>> There's so much evidence [music] out there that even if less than 1% is true, that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
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