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.
0:10Bankruptcy loomed.
0:13People got laid off.
0:15Credit 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. Conspiracy theories are entering a danger.
0:30>> Information is the oxygen of the new.
0:33>> There's so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% is true, that be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
0:48>> If 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.
0:57And if you're not a tinfoil connoisseur, this is gonna 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 telepo 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 just read your mind, but it seems that they can do a lot more
1:37than that. They can communicate with each other >> across vast distances. 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.
1:58Parents 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 minds? 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.
2:32Yeah.
2:34It's cool, too. This is where I start to see this whole progression in my YouTube game. Hey, hey, Gigi.
2:44Gigi, come on up.
2:47Come on.
2:49I don't know what she's freaking out at.
2:53Come lay down. Good guard dog. Go lay down.
2:58Maybe someone walk their dog past the front door. Down.
3:03There 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.
3:11Here, 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.
3:18Feds ain't here. We're gonna be all right, guys.
3:24March was a big month. I'm very proud of March.
3:29If 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.
3:43But first, I got to shrink this back down. Okay.
3:46No, you just calm down.
3:50I don't know what she's all worked up about.
3:53She's probably saw a dog walk by. You just saw Gigi, guys. Just calm down. You just saw Gigi.
4:01All right.
4:04So, 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.
4:27Bankruptcy loomed.
4:30People got laid off.
4:32Credit 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.
4:45And in case you missed it in March, the president of the Daily Wire stepped down amid financial struggles.
4:59James Lee reporting. James Lee dropped a whole bunch of of good reporting during that phase.
5:07Jeremy 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.
5:23Screamed at everybody. Lost his freaking mind.
5:28It was a wonderful time on the internet.
5:33I did a little bit of reporting on it.
5:35She got kicked out. I >> seeing it with the decline of Daily Wire.
5:40>> 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 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.
6:09There is more holes in that ship 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.
6:30>> Yeah, Jere Jeremy's having a public meltdown and it's not because of Israel, it's because of other things >> really.
6:37>> 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 Pool. 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 because 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.
7:16Allegedly in an all stock deal is what I was told.
7:24Tim Pool, I don't think ever denied that. He 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.
7:32>> 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.
7:45>> 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." 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 Silverl Capital is looking to buy them up. And yo, Silverlake, you guys might want to watch this video
8:16before 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 sources, 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.
8:33And 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
9:06desire 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
9:42though, 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 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 in advisory role. My sources are telling me that the Pen Dragon cycle is
10:14being 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 and do a hiring freeze because 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. That money has not been reimbured, and it is all gone. The Pen
10:45Dragon cycle is over budget 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 Murdochs actually personally hate Jeremy Boring allegedly, just like pretty much everyone else. Like even Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boring, it sounds like there's a
11:18huge 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.
11:26Brett 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 enjoyed it and I wish I could do it 100 times over just like how Stacy just continually gifts subsund times over. Stacy, I don't know what to do with you. You're a legend. They dropped a shitload of money into
11:59production 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. He was like firing a bunch of people, reorganizing.
12:12>> 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.
12:21They were trying to buy Tim Pool is what it that's what the sources were saying at the time. I haven't heard anything contrary to that. I've never seen that refuted. Never had refusion of that in the public square.
12:34And 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 P 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 >> allegedly 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
13:11would have been a huge mistake because now my sources told me like a month or two a but imagine if they'd bought out Tim Pool's business for a whole bunch of Daily Wire stock.
13:22Imagine how funny that would have been.
13:25ago 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.
13:36But 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
14:07want 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.
14:31There'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 saved? 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
15:04times 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 Boring 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.
15:35People 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
16:11cuz 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.
16:19That [ __ ] 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
16:55treating 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.
17:11Obviously, 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.
17:27Pride 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.
17:40Joe Rogan dropped some bangers in March.
17:44I 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?
17:52Is James Lee in the chat? James, if you're out there, you're a legend, man.
17:56Everybody 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.
18:08They took away his TikTok, but James Lee just doubles down.
18:14because he don't mess around >> children. Now, we know how bad even if you look at what happened with COVID.
18:20Let'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 placentas and those infants. That's not being talked about in the media. Nothing bad about the shots being talked about
18:50when we have Kevin McCernon 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.
19:13Crazy smart. Suzanne Humphre, Dr.
19:16Suzanne H7.
19:19And her episode on Rogan was wild.
19:24>> And I think she broke a lot of things wide open for a lot of people.
19:26>> You know that they're giving COVID vaccines to six-month old children now.
19:31Um, so just want to remind us all 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 Sodate when we learned that all of these influencer accounts, many of them faceless, not all of them, were getting paid to shill for soda and how it only takes one little logical step to realize that it's a lot bigger than getting paid to shill for soda.
20:04They'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 cuz [ __ ] that.
20:34And F Pepsi, too. So, I just wanted to briefly remind us all of Sodigate.
20:41And 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.
21:06But 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.
21:18>> Surge in the stock price of GameStop.
21:21>> It is skyrocketing up 800% in just a week.
21:24>> Going on a GameStop right now conceivably could take a couple of firms out. Hedge fund.
21:30>> 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 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 little
22:03disclaimer 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 cuz it's [ __ ] awesome.
22:10>> In 2021, GameStop investors brought the corrupt global financial system to its knees.
22:16>> They're kind of sticking it to the big institutional investors, the hedge funds.
22:20>> Hedge funds closed their doors.
22:22>> Well, Melvin Capital Management is winding down its funds. The once successful hedge fund lost billions of dollars.
22:28>> Trouble was, Melvin wasn't alone. More than 100% of GameStop's tradable shares were held short a year ago.
22:35>> Banks collapsed.
22:37>> Bill Wong of Archos, he has been uh sentenced to 18 years in prison.
22:41>> Wong and others.
22:42>> The Argo story was crazy >> as a $ 36 billion house of cards.
22:47>> It almost toppled Switzerland breakdown and one that we're looking very uh carefully at make sure it doesn't happen again.
22:53>> The entire country of Switzerland almost went bankrupt. It was a historic day and a day we hoped would not happen.
23:00>> This ends a 166th year run for Credit Swiss.
23:04>> All because regular people bought and held stock in a video game store.
23:09>> Failing video game companies see their stock go up 1600% in 2 weeks.
23:13>> We have come dangerously close to the collapse of the entire system.
23:20>> Whitecollar criminals on Wall Street panicked. Look, this is really causing some issues for these hedge funds.
23:27>> Reason the market is doing what it's doing is people are sitting at home getting the checks from the government, okay? And this fair share is a [ __ ] concept.
23:36>> But what they didn't tell you, what they worked exceptionally hard to hide from you is that the story did not end there.
23:44>> Surprise.
23:46There you go. All right.
23:48Cheers.
23:49>> Cheers, everybody.
23:50>> Forget GameStop. Forget GameStop. Forget GameStop.
23:54>> I'll take you any >> We got any GameStop homies in the chat?
23:59>> Can we finally please stop pretending that there's anything real going on at GameStop?
24:04>> I hate to break it to you, Jim, but no one forgot GameStop.
24:07>> Ryan Con is a familiar name when it comes to GameStop because he's the Chewy co-founder who invested in GameStop last year and has been pushing for changes.
24:14>> Shares of Bed Bath and Beyond surging today after Chewy co-founder Ryan Cohen revealed a big stake in the company.
24:21Then things started to get really weird.
24:24>> Ryan Cohen of RC Ventures now has a stake of 0% in Bed Bath and Beyond, indicating that he did in fact sell.
24:32>> You're watching shares of Bed Bath and Beyond. Is it perhaps to lay out its turnaround strategy today?
24:38>> We're determined to um turn this business around.
24:41>> My Bed Bath and Beyond BBY, three B's and Y.
24:47The chains Bed Bath and Beyond and Bye-Bye Baby have just announced they filed today for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
24:54>> Bankruptcy.
24:55>> Bankruptcy.
24:56>> Bankruptcy.
24:57>> Scott gets it.
24:58>> The New York City Medical Examiner is investigating the death of a Bed Bath and Beyond executive.
25:04>> And Bed Bath and Beyond stock taking another hit just days after one of its top executives killed himself.
25:10>> This is the real story of GameStop. This is the bear trap.
25:21Boom. So spicy. So good. We ain't forgotten, Ken. We did not forget.
25:29We're still here and we're still holding.
25:33Financial 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.
26:00So 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.
26:08Speaking of f them all, Diddy, whatever happened to Diddy? Whatever happened to Diddy?
26:16Because in March, we were getting word that they were adding more names to the RICO lawsuit or the RICO charges, rather.
26:24They're adding more names to the case.
26:26Not less. It was looking spicier, not less.
26:31And then something happened.
26:36Something happened.
26:38And it all just poofed away.
26:42No more things to see here. Everybody just look away.
26:49Speaking of looking away, Ben Shapiro has an important message for you.
26:53>> Popular on the right.
26:55Conspiracy theorizing that's become incredibly popular on the right.
26:59>> Popular on the left and now it's become increasingly popular on the right.
27:03>> The kind of Let's just ask questions.
27:05Les, who really killed JFK? Wink wink.
27:07Nod, nod. And then you're like, well, do you have any evidence of the thing that you are presupp 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?
27:24You? 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 who 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.
27:48Oh, sort of conspiracy theorizing that's become inc.
27:53>> So, does it have as much relevance as when God promised Israel to the Jews thousands of years ago?
28:06Ben.
28:09Oh, how Ben's clips aged so beautifully.
28:13Oh, how Ben's clips just age so beautifully.
28:17Maybe 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.
28:30That'd be fun.
28:32But 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?
29:13Who else was it? There was three of them in one day. It was wild, right? It was wild.
29:21And all of a sudden, everyone was talking about it.
29:26And we uh we 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 all the [ __ ] anti-Jew people are like, "Just say the Jews."
29:40And 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. Jeffrey Epstein was just an employee of these organized crime rings that work on behalf of like the CIA and Israeli MSAD and British intelligence.
30:00>> And I'm not saying it was all of us.
30:02Certainly 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.
30:20That's not what Jews are. Jews are regular people. Just like >> it's the deep state of the intelligence agencies in in Israel.
30:27>> 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.
30:35And 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.
30:52>> 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.
31:05We also talked about Pizzagate >> fire off that shot.
31:08>> I felt like that was a great way to put a halt to all the looking into the Podesta emails.
31:16>> 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.
31:22You're causing dangerous people to take their guns.
31:24>> Just like with the vaccines, it's like you're it's a d they always have to make it dangerous, right? It's dangerous to say that this might have side effects, right? If you read those emails, >> Exactly. Right.
31:35>> Those emails are bananas. They're >> not explained.
31:39>> 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.
31:54>> No arrests.
31:57>> I don't see anyone arrested. Trump, I don't see any any grand conspiracy by the White Hats to save the day.
32:07John Podesta's not in jail. Hillary Clinton's not in jail. Even Bill Clinton not in jail.
32:14>> It the whole thing is like very weird.
32:16Did you ever see the archived Instagram post from James Alfontontis' Instagram?
32:21>> No.
32:21>> 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.
32:27>> Well, how about the logos?
32:28>> Well, the thing is I I avoid and the way in 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 Alphons's Instagram account is a great example where >> where can you find it online? So, you cannot find it on Instagram anymore.
32:47It'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.
32:57>> You 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 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.
33:26>> Have always been commenting on his post.
33:28like 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. And that's not to mention Podesta's art collection and the Marina Abramovich connections. It goes on and on and on
33:59and on and on.
34:00>> What's up, dude?
34:01>> 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.
34:19Pretty 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'd be involved in it. And first of all, they frame it in the articles about Pizzaggate. 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.
34:46>> Right. So, as soon as you can discredit that, you discredit the whole thing.
34:49classic 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.
34:58>> Yep.
35:00Yep.
35:02Yeah. It was a party and we got into all kinds of taboo topics and we got we got all kinds of push back.
35:12It 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.
35:27Or 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. 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
35:59anymore 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?
36:22Where's the evidence that we're all funded by Qar?
36:25We're still waiting, Max. Still waiting.
36:28Waiting for the receipts on that Qatari funding. AOL, we're waiting on the receipts about Qatari funding.
36:37the uh the Israeli propaganda has gotten more and more obvious and I know we all know it and 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.
36:56My computer's freaking out. I got too many tabs open.
37:02But this is like one of my favorite things ever and perfectly summarizes where we were at in March.
37:22>> Have you guys seen this yet?
37:25>> Have you seen this yet?
37:30ARROW.
37:54>> All right.
37:56>> Actually measured my >> All right. Right. Yeah. Whoever made the captions for that, they they nailed it pretty [ __ ] good. They summed it up pretty damn right.
38:07Not a bad job. I have that [ __ ] saved to my phone.
38:14>> One 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 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 country.
38:43And when you are the banking empire that has been ruling Europe, you know, deacto for 150 or more years, you got to imagine that you can do a lot in order to get a country given to you. And so Rothschild did some stuff during World War I and they got this letter saying, "We promise we will give you that land to form the state of Israel." And Zionis 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.
39:11>> One of the >> It's a lot of work. It's a lot of work.
39:13Shout out to Robert Breedlove um with What is Money podcast. That was a fun interview. Fun time.
39:23And last last little reminder about the Epstein Files.
39:26>> I 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 we'll get into 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.
39:50gov. 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.
40:22Rodriguez worked for blank for approximately 6 months. Rodriguez stated that blank. H. That would probably be pretty useful if that was unredacted.
40:30According 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 Epsteine purchased ticket tickets to blank for holiday break Xmas. Wonder what that means. Who picked her up? Man, this would sure be useful to have unredacted.
41:00Someone felt uncomfortable. Went home to blank. Jeffrey Epstein said blank and blank. Thought >> it's all to protect the victims, folks.
41:08It's all to protect the victims.
41:10>> 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
41:46down 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
42:23investigating. 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.
42:34and then nothing happened that have been operating sex trafficking rings that have now >> but we've been talking about him all along.
42:39>> 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 Is 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.
43:08In 1990, as previously mentioned, Epstein had become head of the Wexner investment company and Wexner's top money manager, ousting his predecessor, Harold Levven. A year 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. That's how much he liked Jeffrey Epste in a farreaching power of attorney document. This is big.
43:32The document, among other powers, gave Epstein the ability to ask, demand, sufer, 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. That 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. Thus, after this point and up until the 2000s, it is
44:08hard to know what decisions of Wexner's may have been made solely by Epstein.
44:13And 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.
44:24It's baked into the cake. Epstein Mattie that Leslie Wexner's other giant fashion brand Abberrombian and 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.
44:42Under 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, Leslie Wexner's company, the Limited, bought.
45:00>> We got a lot more unhinged in 2025. We we stopped censoring ourselves. We stopped dancing around the issues. We just started saying it.
45:06>> It is what it is.
45:07>> Fitch, which is also Hollister. And then he immediately put in Mike Jeff as CEO.
45:13Mike 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 at Kids. Hooray. And now when you search for this information, it's come out that Mike Jeff is going to take uh what is it? Dementia as his excuse. He's had dementia all this and it worked. He got off scot-free.
45:35Dementia. Can't try him. Sorry. Insanity time that he was raping boys. We should probably just let him off.
45:42>> That actually happened this year.
45:42>> 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.
45:51Not 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 somewhat belowboard operations to promote Israel. espionage.
46:20Back to a few more gems from Whitney Webb. Former Israeli intelligence official Ari Benashi, so he's an ex-MSAD 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.
46:38This is the quote up there. Um, but this part that Whitney added is more concise.
46:43As previously mentioned in chapter six, 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 Leslie Wexner. Also right when Epste started managing all of his money. Also right when they bought up Abbercrombie and Fitch and started a trafficking ring in Abberrombie 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.
47:15Like, you don't even have any evidence.
47:17Yeah, 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 being trafficked by the tens, hundreds of thousands to this day in America. You have endless places to start. And you could start by
47:56just 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 going to get them from Pam.
48:20And all along all the Israel shills were saying, "This is a conspiracy theory.
48:25You're crazy. You don't have any evidence."
48:28Cue the actual documents clearly filling in the gaps. Cue the Ahood Barack emails clearly filling in the gaps.
48:38And 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.
48:52She didn't even need to read Whitney Webb's book to know. She could have just read her own damn files.
49:00But alas, that ain't what Pam Bondi's here for. So, what else happened in the news in March?
49:10Well, the Gaza ceasefire fell apart.
49:13didn't last very long because Israel started airirst striking Palestinians in Gaza, killing hundreds of them.
49:20Surprise.
49:25They killed a bunch more journalists.
49:30Surprise.
49:34And then Trump launched a nice little attack in Yemen. You know, that the peace president just started bombing more people.
49:41That was great.
49:44This is when the uh signal chat started getting leaked and that whole debacle started.
49:52Pete Hgsathth came under fire.
49:59You know, all the MAGA people were like, "Yeah, this is great. This is great."
50:08Meg is five beers in right now.
50:10Chilling. We love you, Meg.
50:17It 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.
50:27The whole signal chat debacle happened.
50:34leaking all the war plans, everyone that was in on it.
50:44It 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.
50:54I'm a little suspicious of them to this day.
51:00Russia took over a significant portion of Ukraine.
51:06This source isn't as cool as I thought it was. We're not going to hunt it down.
51:11Trade dispute with the United States has come into fruition.
51:14>> Yeah, we're not going to listen to you.
51:19Canada 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.
51:31And lastly, France continued its epic [ __ ] show of a political situation with sentencing Marine Le Pen.
51:51But we're not gonna get any further into France than Breijit Mcronone's junk tonight because we're behind and we ain't got time for that mess.
52:02And 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?
52:14Where? Oh, where? There it is.
52:20I was rolling into April.
52:25April 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.
52:47has 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.
53:00Elon 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 exactly 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
53:31gamer at the hardest video game in the world there'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 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 down.
53:48>> 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.
54:02And so, it's highly prestigious. And he came to like he was in the top of the leaderboards worldwide. Um, and then this other video game, Diablo 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
54:33would 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,000hour type of difficulty game while you're running six companies. That's a ridiculous thing.
54:46>> 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. like you can't be running all of these plus the number one gamer given to some random 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
55:21somebody 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 just was able to just leave all of these three big companies.
55:31>> Baby mama drama all over the place.
55:33>> 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. You have to be able to get along, take a little bit of criticism, right? We mean we and I think Steve Bann hit the nail on the head when he said you can't take any criticism and as soon as someone upsets him he's like locking out your accounts over HB1 visas. It's like dude can't we just have like a debate about HB1 visas.
56:00>> I thought this is the free speech platform.
56:01>> 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.
56:14>> Yeah. Facts. Facts. It was a It was a banger podcast.
56:20And around this time was also when all the reporting of Elon Musk doing a bunch of drugs was coming out.
56:28And uh spoiler alert, if you didn't know, they're all doing a bunch of drugs. They're all doing the nose candy.
56:34They're all They're all getting high.
56:36They're all having a good time. They're rich.
56:39Who are you to tell the rich not to have a good time? Obviously, we 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.
57:14And then we all got these absolute bangers from our boy Douglas Murray at least through the courtesy of visiting it. This is >> Have you been to the crossing points?
57:27>> I really resent that form of argumentation.
57:29>> When were you last there at all?
57:30>> Sure.
57:31>> I really resent it. You should at least do the courtesy of visiting it.
57:34>> This is not an attractive invitation.
57:36>> I think it's a good idea to see stuff, particularly if you spend a career talking about something.
57:41>> 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.
57:51>> I have a journalistic rule of trying never to talk about a country even in passing, unless I've at least been there.
57:56>> If I said, "Shut up. You have no right to criticize anything that Douglas Murray says because >> Hang on. 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.
58:08>> Okay, it's not an exact comparison, but is that is that a reasonable form of argument?
58:14>> No. In that case, nobody can talk about anything. I got to rewatch this. I can't go home and isolate this. 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 the 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 >> but that is a different man or did they >> from spending an or long >> amount of time >> talking about an issue in a region you haven't even had the courtesy to visit
58:54whilst 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. Should at least know what it is, what the territory is, what the what the situation is in the region. There's an irony to this, but let's skate over the irony.
59:14>> What an epic edit, right? Am I right?
59:17Like, man, man, that gets me excited for web.
59:22That gets me excited to load the shills into web.
59:29Have you ever been there?
59:33>> Carol or >> Yeah. But >> if you're going to interview historians of the conflict or historians in general, >> Mhm.
59:40>> 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's one get involved in the whole conspiracy theory business because his whole thing is just conspiracies.
59:53>> Sure. 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.
60:02>> 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.
60:28>> And it's largely to do with people who have appointed themselves experts who are not >> people who have appointed themselves experts who are not experts.
60:42Let's um let's just real quick peep the game.
60:48Not an expert in anything but sarcasm.
60:54Douggee. Douggee. Doug.
60:57>> Not experts.
60:59>> You mean like Ian? I don't think he appoints himself expert in anything.
61:03>> Who's that other dude who thinks he's an expert on Churchill?
61:06>> Daryl.
61:07>> Oh, Daryl Cooper does not think he's an expert.
61:10>> In fact, I think it's everybody else is always calling him an expert and he's like, I'm just a history. Have you if you're going to do Y'all remember this? This was this year.
61:20This was this year, dude.
61:26An expert in mustache rides. Hey, no comment. 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.
61:39How 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.
62:02And let's just say that 2025 was a good year for asking questions. Not such a good year for establishment shills like Douglas Murray, but a pretty solid year for asking questions. Like, um, what the [ __ ] was this?
62:19What the [ __ ] was this?
62:22I wonder if it's still up. Nope. Rhonda, merry Christmas. Now, they updated white house.gov of with this like PR stunt, the lab leak, the true origins of COVID 19.
62:41And like it went kind of hard. Like it it kind of went into it. It talked about the lab leak.
62:50It talked about the the people behind it. It named some names. It made it look like they were going to go after Fouchy.
62:56They didn't, at least not yet.
62:59And 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.
63:12We're all waiting for the arrests.
63:16We're all waiting for the Nermberg trials, but instead you get the new ballroom.
63:24Instead, you get to fund Israel's wars.
63:28Instead, you get the gift of giving Israelis free healthcare with your tax dollars. That's what you get. Thank you very much.
63:42But co accountability n that's a little much.
63:50It was in the month of April that Virginia Def Fray passed away mysteriously.
64:06She had been in a really bad truck accident, I think, in March and had barely survived.
64:15And that wasn't suspicious at all because she was speaking up because Epstein documents were starting to come out.
64:23And then after surviving a freaking truck hitting her totally by coincidence, she was over it after fighting for years and years and years.
64:36She allegedly committed suicide.
64:39Now, 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.
64:49But a quick remembrance and a rest 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.
65:20That's what got the story to go to 11.
65:23And her fight, her unending fight to expose it, to hold them accountable is largely what has gotten the stories where it is today.
65:35So, a huge rest in peace to Virginia 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.
65:50That's why we still talk about it.
65:53That 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.
66:07Maybe by the year of review in 2026, we can be talking about wood chippers and how well we used them.
66:16Obviously, 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.
66:30It'll make it hard to move around, hard to get anything done with all this lumber hanging around in the government clogging up our streets.
66:42This one is one of my favorite stories from this year, and I think it's one of the most underreported stories, and it's very telling.
66:52Graphite 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 aderes 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
67:31Vatican 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
68:18Israeli 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.
68:45And 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 Ahood Schneerson 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
69:29knowing. 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.
69:47And 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.
70:07This these are the founders of Paragon.
70:10Ahooden 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.
70:32These 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.
71:18They just all happen to be exunit 8200 members. It's also worth mentioning that Jeffrey Epste 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-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 it in my
72:00911 system. And the 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
72:41spying on it. Not not at all. Not one bit. 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.
73:18It 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.
73:31>> Conspiracy theories are dangerous >> information.
73:34>> One nation under blackmail, folks. One world under blackmail.
73:40And 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?
73:58>> This were Attorney General Bondi.
74:03>> I don't ever know what even happened to Ali Carter. Does anybody in the chat know what happened to Ali Carter?
74:09She a scam?
74:12I don't know, dude.
74:14I don't know. All I know is that the Diddy reporting, she still posts.
74:21Not Ally Files, Ali Carter, but she was blowing up the Diddy case for a while there and nothing ever came of it.
74:34Not a Oh, yeah. This whole RFK Jr. scandal came out.
74:42>> This book was published by Children's Health.
74:46So, 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 measel 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
75:24misinformation 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. That's why they voted for Bobby.
76:00And 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.
76:30>> Conspiracy theories are dangerous.
76:32Information is the oxygen of a democracy.
76:38>> Just opening up some news.
76:41>> This is about right and wrong.
76:53and we already checked in with going on the Candace Owens show that month.
77:00And so, let's check in with the news.
77:01I'm noticing that a lot of the news that happened back then is scrubbed now.
77:08Um, 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.
77:33So, forget all about it. Never happened.
77:37But 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.
77:50But this one is wild.
77:54I didn't actually know about this. I don't know how much of this has been corroborated.
78:00On the recommendation of Laura Loomer, Trump fired the head of the National Security Agency and several National Security Council officials.
78:12What?
78:14April 4th, 2025.
78:21Trump 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.
78:44H I wonder I wonder what country they didn't support.
78:54Any guesses?
78:57Maybe they were working on behalf of Qatar.
79:02Huh? Laura, isn't that weird?
79:08Why is Laura Loomer having closed- dooror meetings with Donald Trump getting him to axe the head of the NSA?
79:19Lizard Loomer. Yeah.
79:22Yeah.
79:29Yeah. We got some questions about that whole situation.
79:34We got some questions about a lot of these people in the media, a lot of these journalists.
79:42Right.
79:45Almost every month there is plenty of reporting to pick from about Trump's approval rating falling and falling and falling and falling.
79:52And honestly, polls are [ __ ] I don't trust polls. I don't think you should trust polls. Polls are just political manipulation.
80:00But it felt worth mentioning in the sense that yeah, Trump has [ __ ] his whole thing down the drain.
80:09They 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.
80:22Mostly it's the left-leaning that were talking about it. And they talked about it every single month.
80:32but also in 2025 in April.
80:40This one I barely even heard about at the time. I think I picked it up afterwards just briefly.
80:46The Pahalgam attack was this terrorist attack in India 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.
81:22So, it wasn't a full-scale war, but it was a major military crisis between two nuclear powers that just went totally unnoticed.
81:35Totally unnoticed. Okay. So, the full-on conflict began in May after these attacks started in April.
81:44India launched missile strikes on Pakistan.
81:50They accused Pakistan of supporting crossber terrorism which Pakistan denied. It was a whole thing. It later ended in a ceasefire and a peace deal.
81:59And I'm not actually sure of the uh status of that.
82:04This one was opened because of this crazy um Oh, because of the Sudan civil war is why.
82:20Yeah. President Trump said that he mediated the ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
82:29It's a whole mess over there. It's a whole mess. They [ __ ] hate each other. All this religious warfare, nuclear weapons do not help.
82:39And 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.
83:04Super atrocious. Happened all year long.
83:08um 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.
83:29And 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.
83:45It's all convoluted and it's super sad honestly.
83:56And that's April.
83:59That will be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
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