Tucker interviews Huckabee and Wexner takes the stand, next comes WAR

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3:05What is going on guys?

3:09How is everybody doing this wonderful Friday evening? Welcome to Free Speech Friday.

3:16Welcome to another wild week in the uh collapse of the world as we know it.

3:26Tonight is one of those shows where there's so much to talk about and I have so much to say that I have no effing clue what we're going to say or how we're going to say it.

3:39Um, if you haven't been following the news, if you haven't been scrolling through X or watching your Instagram feed, checking on YouTube, um, I don't even know how to convey to you all the things you might have missed this week. And if you have been doing those things and keeping up, I'm I'm sorry. Um, I'm sorry that you have to be going through this. At least we're all going through it together.

4:13Um, I just finished watching two and a half hours of Tucker Carlson interviewing uh the US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabe, and there's an entire two and a half hour show to do just responding to that and watching clips from that. Um, we will get into that. But perhaps more significantly in the grand scheme of things, yesterday, I think it was, I opened my X feed, and I see a clip, a really highdefinition clip, like a 4K clip of Lesie Wexner.

5:07And you know, if I had like racked my brain, if I had been paying more attention, if I hadn't been so busy getting web published and all these other things, I would have remembered that I did hear I I I think I knew that Leslie Wexner was going to be deposed and was going to give some sort of testimony, but I [snorts] didn't remember that. And so I saw this clip of him giving some sort of interview and my immediate first thought was that's [ __ ] AI. That's AI. 100%. That's fake. Um, hey chat. I love you guys by the way, but um I'm going to take you off the screen until later in the post hangout.

5:47For now, we're going to keep the screen tight. Um, everyone's chats are going to stay in their own chat bubbles. Um, I forgot forgot to turn you off. love you guys. But yeah, I saw I saw the clip from Wexner and immediately thought it had to be AI because um getting Wexner under oath is huge.

6:13And by now I'm sure you've seen the clip.

6:17By now, I'm sure you've seen the clip of the hot mic moment of Wexner's lawyer leaning in real tight and saying, "Um, if you answer another question with more than five words, I'm going to [ __ ] kill you."

6:33I'm sure it was a joke. It was just a joke, guys. He was just joking.

6:39But we'll be sure to watch that clip and I'll let you analyze Leslie Wexner's body language, his facial expressions.

6:47Um, and we're going to watch many more clips than just that. And we're going to examine some of the evidence that actually goes with some of the things that Lesie Wexner claimed and claimed didn't happen and some of the things he couldn't remember, some of the things he said about how he ran his business.

7:11Um, yeah, Leslie Wexner is one of the most significant people in the entire Epstein network. He's one of the most significant co-conspirators.

7:26He's one of the lowest hanging fruit in terms of evidence of wrongdoing. He ran two separate sex trafficking rings out of his businesses, one for boys and one for girls. Both of them were exposed to varying degrees and we're going to talk about that tonight.

7:47Furthermore, both of these interviews, both of these pieces of media have all sorts of side quests and tangents that are important to explore that we'll be sure to kind of wind down a little bit. Most notably is in the Huckabe interview from Tucker today that just aired, they get into talking about Jonathan Pard.

8:13And I just thought maybe we should do a little bit of a Jonathan Pard side quest because I think a lot of Americans these days, a lot of people that are woken up and paying attention to politics today aren't aware of exactly who Jonathan Pard is, exactly what he did and exactly where he's at today and what he's advocating for today. And I thought Tucker did a great job of leveling up that awareness today. [snorts] And I definitely understand why Israel was preempting the release of this interview with the immense ramp up of the propaganda campaign. Just trying to throw everything they've got at Tucker,

8:57trying to make up all kinds of stories about his airport situation, about their detainment of him, about their questioning of his producers.

9:08It's a lot. It's [ __ ] wild. Um, it is wild.

9:14So, it's going to be a big show today.

9:16We're probably going to go very long.

9:18Um, we might even need to take a like a bathroom and water break in the middle um to recharge because uh I've been very busy. I have been very busy for the last week, week and a half.

9:31And anyone that's been following along with me knows that um your boy has been developing an app that lets everybody access the Epstein files in their complete format like uh just like you're using an AI chatbot but even better. Um so right at the start here I'm going to give you a little update a big plug to web um if you don't know about it because there is an important update to share. Um, let me just full screen it real quick so I can just show you the full glory of this thing. And um, pleased to let you all know that first and foremost, I'm going to get rid of the chat and I'm going to get rid of the

10:12chat background. Love you guys. We'll come back to the chat later in in the post show. Um, web is no longer password gated. To be fair, we were giving out the passwords like [ __ ] hot cakes for the last several days because we wanted to continually increase the number of people that were in there as my developers made sure that it could handle the massive amount of volume and query and and sort of spend like token spend that was going on in the background. It's held up like a freaking charm. It's amazing. It's uh we've been upgrading the database in all kinds of cool ways, preparing it to accept new

10:47data sets, not just the Epstein files, because it's never been just about the Epstein files. That's a sick place to start. An awesome use case for for this tool, but web is going to have way more than just the Epstein files in it. And we're getting those new data sets ready to load in. Many of them related to the Epstein files that you can cross reference with the Epstein files in the same project, but a lot of them not related to the Epstein files as well. a lot of other directions to go. Um, we're looking at newspaper archives. That's going to be crazy. Huge archives. That's going to take a minute to get loaded in.

11:21Um, we're looking at things like religious texts.

11:24We're looking at things like all sorts of FBI FOYA documents and FBI uh declassified case files stretching from 911 all the way back to, you know, MLK, Michael Jackson. I just did an interview by Michael Jackson the other day that we got those files. So, we're looking at we're looking at all kinds of different files that we can load into here and make different data sets that you guys can all add in.

11:47Um, so there's lots of updates going on in the background and the database is chugging along strong. The token spend is chugging along strong. We are still in free beta tokens that I have purchased the tokens in advance. So, right now tokens are still free and there's no password on this sucker. You just go to the web.io that is the webb.io io and you'll be met with our new and improved website. Stoked for it. Dive into the files right there. That'll bring you to the app itself where you can log into your account. No more password protection and web away to your heart's content. Um, if you want to know

12:22about web, you can also scroll down on our website and get some get some intel, some insight about how it works, what's going on behind the under the hood, what our goals for it, all all that. So, just wanted to plug it up front. Um, get in there, have fun with it, explore the files, and uh, take notes on your canvas, ask all kinds of questions in the chat. Um, we're hoping to have everything ready to do a launch by sometime next week, hopefully. Hopefully soon. Um, we will have to turn it off for a day or two in the switch over to the full platform. Um, so go use the free beta tokens while you

13:02can because ultimately after the beta is over, it is going to be a paid platform because the AI is intense and it's not free and I can't pay for it forever. So, um, that that is what it is. Um, and I appreciate you all beta testing it for us. I appreciate all of your uh your cool media about it, your cool people putting out awesome videos, using it on live streams. It's specifically designed by creators for creators so that people so that hopefully it's easy and useful to use the canvas in your live streams to use the chat in your live streams in your videos so that you can help share true information with primary sources

13:40and get the truth out to as many people as possible. That's our goal. Um truth unfiltered, unmodified, directly accessible to as many people as possible, doublech checkable with original sources. Very very proud of the whole team. um which is literally just me and three buddies for putting that all together, getting it all ready. Um there's no outside investment. I've personally funded the entire project.

14:02All of the man-hour and labor that's gone into it, all of the databasing and tokens and everything that's happened with it. Um there's no strings attached to it. No one's got anything on it. It's literally just us doing a passion project that we figured we would give out to everybody. So that's the update on web. Um and I'm very stoked for that, but it's had me very busy. So, I feel like we've missed a lot of showtime in the last week with a lot of important things happening in this world. Um, [snorts] so tonight is going to be a big show with a lot to talk about, a lot to catch up on. There's a lot going on.

14:40Now, before we get into the main show for the night, why don't you drop in the chat um let me let me get uh let me get the kick chat out as well so I can get I can get eyes on everybody. Um the are now >> Oh, you shush you shush. You shush Twitch. And um just let us know where you're tuning in from. Let us know where in the world are you tuning in from on tonight's show. Um let us know Colorado, baby. Uh, Iran is cooked. Uh, we'll see.

15:11Utah, Florida, Seattle. Shout out to Seattle. Um, hope it's not raining too hard up there. Maine, Wales, South Carolina, Houston, Missouri, France, Texas, Tahas, Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Germany, England, Montana, Berlin, California, Michigan, Sacramento, Long Island, Texas, Tacoma, Nebraska, Staten, Alberta, Utah, California, Vegas, Ottawa.

15:34Dude, trying to read all three chats at once is crazy. Hey, whoever's saying they're in Palestine, if you're actually in Palestine, shout out. I hope you're safe. Pensacola, Maine, baby, North America, under your bed. Psych. I sleep on the floor, bit. I mean, I'm kidding.

15:49[snorts] Cali, your basement. I ain't got no basement, homie. I ain't got no basement. Israel, Jersey, Nampa, UK, Arizona, Syracuse. Shout out to Ireland.

16:01Yeah, we're global. We are global.

16:03Epstein disclosure has gone global. The truth is global. Web is global if you didn't know. Dude, if you didn't know, holy [ __ ] chat, guys. Web speaks 100 languages. We found out on accident. I don't know if you saw the piece of content I put out about this. Web speaks 100 different languages. And if you speak to web in Spanish or in French or Portuguese or Chinese or Tamul, whatever it is, web will autodetect your language, understand your language, do its research in your language and respond in your language and it will site the original Epstein files as they are, but then it will explain them to

16:44you in your language.

16:47Web literally globalizes epsene files disclosure. web makes it so that anyone anywhere around the world, even if they don't speak English, can get into and understand and decode the Epstein files.

17:02It's [ __ ] insane. It is so cool. And we didn't even like realize it at first.

17:08Like we like one of my developers like kind of knew it intellectually that that was true, but we hadn't actually tested it. And it's so sick. So, if you speak another language and you have a web account, I highly recommend that you go into web after the show is over or on the side, you know, I know you can multitask and literally just drop a question in your preferred language into web and watch it work, dude. Do it in a like do it if you have a keyboard that's a non-English keyboard, like suppose you got a Japanese keyboard or I don't know like keyboards with other characters and stuff. If you got a cerillic keyboard,

17:43type in those type in those keys. It will respond in those keys. Someone in the chat's asking Ebonics. Does it speak Ebonics? I am probably not. It'll probably just be like, "Hey, this guy's speaking weird English." But I don't know. I don't [snorts] know. But yeah, it's [ __ ] crazy. Web is going global.

18:05Epstein disclosure disclosure is going global. [snorts] And unfortunately, it's looking like the response from the deep state is going to be having war going global. It looks like the only response left to these lunatics is World War II, is at least war with Iran.

18:31Anything to distract you from the fact that they are all in the files. They're all implicated. The entire billionaire class, the entire donor class, the entire politically empowered class are all implicated and they're all covering for it and they would literally rather give you fake alien disclosure than face any accountability.

18:55And speaking of accountability, let me see if I can pull up an article here. Speaking of [ __ ] accountability, we got a little bit of accountability for a moment, just the smallest sliver of accountability when Prince Andrew was arrested and taken into custody.

19:27I don't think I didn't live stream it. I don't think I think I was just saying it privately to my friends because everyone was like, "Oh my gosh." Like that's pretty cool, right? Like at least it's some accountability. It's like, "Hey, the charges brought against him were pretty [ __ ] weak."

19:41And I didn't have any faith that that was going to lead to anything.

19:46And lo and behold, Prince Andrew's free, released.

19:55They just need to ask him a few questions.

20:01He's still under investigation for his various serious crimes of you know doing improper things while he was in the government like raping children you know but no he's free he's walking free because so far it's all a show. So far, we're not seeing anything even approaching serious investigation or accountability of any form. So, I guess it's up to all of us, citizen journalists, regular citizens, all of us, to stay [ __ ] loud and to remind them that there's a lot more of us than there are of them. and they can only abuse and traffic and steal from us for so long before we are just we're just done.

21:00We're just done with their whole system.

21:02We're done with all their fake media.

21:04We're done with all their fake narratives. We're done with all their fake government processes.

21:10We're done.

21:13This is our world. These are our countries. These are our governments.

21:16This is our system. I know it feels like they rule it. It feels like they have all the power, but I think that we are just getting warmed up with the real struggle for power in this world.

21:32And so I figured today, tonight for free speech Friday, we would um talk a little bit about some of the key players, some of the key nexus points in this whole system.

21:51First and foremost, Lesie Wexner. If you're not familiar with Lesie Wexner, Lesie Wexner is um a very old Jewish ultra billionaire that is the founder and owner of LBRs.

22:15most famously that is Victoria's Secret.

22:19It's also Bath and Body Works. It's also Abberrombie and Fitch and thereby Hollister. Several other companies as well.

22:33[snorts] He was also one of the founders of the mega group which is at very best a Jewish subversive political organization composed of Jewish billionaires working together on behalf of global jewelry and at worst a straightup Israeli intelligence operation. We'll get to the mega group a little bit later.

22:59Leslie Wexner also famously self-described as being possessed by a demon. We'll uh I think we have a clip where we'll check out Whitney Webb talking about that later and we'll reference her book where she cites her sourcing on that.

23:16And most relevantly to today's show, Leslie Wexner is he is the um shall we say the bank role the money behind Jeffrey Epstein and behind Jeffrey Epste's operation.

23:39I think that we should probably though rather than starting at the start or starting at the Victoria's Secret or starting anything like that, let's start at the most viral clip of all.

23:57Um, which I'm pretty sure that I put specifically in here.

24:13There we are.

24:17No, there we are. Okay. So, tonight on the show, I'm sorry, but there's so [ __ ] much to cover. There's so much in all of these extremely long um videos that you're just going to have to bear with me not remembering exactly where everything [ __ ] is. I've got four different windows open. I've got a bunch of different reports with a bunch of different moments. I'm going to do my best to be organized, but holy [ __ ] there's a lot going on here. Um so, you know, we're just going to do our best at keeping it all together and making moves. Okay, so we're going to rewind a little bit.

24:55because Leslie Wexner was answering a question with a few too many words. And I figure let's just start with the most viral clip, the most relevant clip perhaps, and and just get a little context because most of what's going viral is a shortened version of the clip that is just his lawyers whispering to him.

25:15But the context is actually really, really important and it's really interesting.

25:20Um, I keep on pulling up new um, new views here and having new chats on the screen. I love you all chat. And by the way, chat, I do see you all gifting subs in the various platforms and I love you for it. Um, y'all are the best. I do see it and um, I appreciate it. And I wonder if I can Yeah, I can move it all at once. Cool. We'll bring we'll bring it down. Cool. Um, so thanks to everyone that's gifting subs in the chats. Uh, I love you even though I'm not showing your chats on the screen. We'll get into showing chats later for the after show on kick.

25:56Um, pardon my backlight a little bit here.

26:01So, let's hear Lesie Wexner get a little too wordy with his response.

26:09>> That's a good idea. We ought to have an inventory. Then there was a I hired a lady to be like the house manager who had run the US embassy in Rome and said, "Yeah, I I know how to do this." And I said and I said, "Well, why don't we keep inventories of stuff?" And she said, "Yeah, I could do that." So she did that as that's kind of a puny example, but I wouldn't have had the idea, but then all the things were inventoried. That wasn't work for me or Jeffrey. It was just regularly done.

26:49So, you probably couldn't hear the lawyer because the video is already relatively quiet. It's already maxed out as loud as I can make it.

26:59He leans in and he whispers in Wexner's ear and it's clearly audible. I'm gonna [ __ ] kill you if you answer another question with more than five words. You got it?

27:11Now answer the question. And real quick, look at Leslie Wexner's face following this total joke.

27:42That is the fa. So let's be clear. Let's let's be exceptionally clear. Leslie Wexner is one of the richest men in the world. Leslie Wexner is one of the most powerful apparently. You know, you you would assume one of the most powerful men in the world. That lawyer should be working for him.

28:04Leslie Wexner is untouched as of yet despite running multiple trafficking rings, which we'll get into. He lives in one of the largest mansions in the country, the largest in Ohio, as far as I'm aware.

28:18He's got raceh horses. He's got art.

28:21He's got companies. He's got properties all over the world.

28:25He's got multiple Jewish foundations that are slanging millions of dollars left and right for the Zionist causes.

28:32This man is the definition of powerful.

28:36And some random [ __ ] lawyer just whispered in his ear that he would [ __ ] kill him if he kept talking. And this is the face that one of the most powerful billionaires in the world made.

28:49And just my read of that situation, the whole expression, the transformation of expressions from kind of shock to like almost crying suddenly to kind of laughing to pulling it together and looking at the camera at the interviewer again.

29:08To me, that sounds like a man who was just threatened by some people that are very [ __ ] serious, that he knows full well are [ __ ] serious, that have very much unalived other people related to this exact story in the past.

29:28And that is him going through the series of emotions all at once live on camera of realizing just how [ __ ] close he is to the edge here.

29:39That is my interpretation of what we just saw.

29:43Now, I'm going to back up a fair bit and we're going to run through it one more time with his complete verbose answer here.

29:54>> All of that you're describing.

29:59>> Okay. So, one more time, we're gonna get his full the question that he's answering and then the full answer that he gives and then we're going to move into some of the more nuanced and interesting lies that he clearly told and we're going to, you know, expose a lot of them and show some evidence of what exactly he was up to.

30:16>> As a listener, it sounds like substantial demands that you're describing. You were and of course are one of the wealthiest people in the country managing all of your personal affairs. I would think would typically demand all of somebody's bandwidth.

30:30Sounds like that was an issue with the guy before Epstein. How was he able to do that job but also do work for other clients at the same time?

30:39>> Well, like Peg does the work now.

30:44Um, I I think you could supervise the work, uh, overview it, I think, which isn't the work that I do, and and say you could do really thorough work if you were doing it three or four days a month, certainly a week or a day a day a month, just focusing on these things because there were accountants and tax lawyers and other people. And then once and setting up as an example.

31:16I wouldn't I I didn't have the idea to inventory furniture or valuables and like how could you have all silverware in your house and what I didn't count forks and spoons and it's like there's so many moments like this in this [ __ ] interview where if you're not listening and thinking It's like, all right, it's just an old man [ __ ] rambling. But if you have a brain, this dude runs one of the largest, two of the large, three of several of the largest, let's just say Hollister, Abberrombie, and Fitch, Victoria Secret.

32:02Some of the largest retailers in the world where the entire [ __ ] business model is making clothing and selling it.

32:13Theoretically, that's the business model. And if you know [ __ ] all about business, you would know that a big part of business is inventorying your [ __ ] product. You don't run a business and not inventory your [ __ ] You don't you don't run a business and not inventory absolutely [ __ ] everything.

32:33Even in like a kitchen, you literally inventory like how much cheese is still in the container and how much mayo is still in the jar and how many pickles are still in the [ __ ] pickle container.

32:45Someone has to run around and [ __ ] mark all of that all the time. And his excuse is that he had he never occurred to him to inventory all the [ __ ] that his business had and was selling and stuff like that.

32:59>> So people could be walking out with forks and spoons. Gee, that's a good idea. We ought to have an inventory.

33:05Then we're supposed to believe that this guy built one of the biggest retail brands. Uh, this Let's Let's rewind.

33:15This guy, this Jewish dude built one of the biggest retail brands in the world and didn't count how many things he owned.

33:27Right.

33:29Right.

33:30You're trying to tell me that this Jewish dude didn't count how many [ __ ] things he owned, but somehow was successful enough that he built one of the biggest retail businesses in the world. It's like, oh my gosh, we should have an inventory. I never thought of that, despite running a multi-billion dollar [ __ ] retail business. There was a I hired a lady to be like the house manager who had run the US embassy in Rome and she said, "Yeah, I know how to do this." And I said and I said, "Well, why don't we keep inventories of stuff?" And she said, "Yeah, I could do that." So, she did that as that's kind

34:08of a puny example, but I wouldn't have had the idea. But then all the things were inventoried. That wasn't work for me or Jeffrey. It was just regularly done.

34:21The [ __ ] lawyer just like, "Hey, I'm Hey, hey, guys. I'm just gonna take a one moment here. I'm just going to take one second here to tell him I'm gonna [ __ ] kill him.

34:39on a different topic. Uh we know that at one point you owned a property in Palm Beach. It was a large oceanfront estate.

34:48We understand that you sold that estate to a guy named Abe Ghostman or Gossman and that later Mr. Trump and Mr. Epstein got into a bidding war over that property. Do you have any knowledge of or did you have any >> whole different story? We're not going to get into that story. Okay. So that's the hot mic moment. plus its context.

35:11Make of it what you will, but if you aren't aware of what the mega group is, of Wexner's ties to intelligence, of the second trafficking ring that was running out of his businesses, not just the Epstein one. If you're not aware of all that, maybe hold your judgment about what exactly that moment was until the end of the show because that was not just a joke. And um that moment was very significant. And I gotta say, I gotta say before we get into sort of more of the main analysis of the show tonight, I [ __ ] love it when these things happen. I [ __ ] love it when they mess up this bad. when they get put in a

35:54position where these, let's just say, underskilled assets of the cabal are on camera for a little too long.

36:08It's awesome. It's [ __ ] awesome because this kind of stuff is happening behind the scenes all the time. This is how it all actually works. It's just that usually they aren't put in depositions for 4 hours long and it's all recorded in HD. Usually this is happening behind closed doors.

36:28So, let's um let's rewind a little bit and [clears throat] and let's just analyze a little bit about Wexner >> as a person because maybe it's just me, but this [ __ ] just gives me demonic vibes. And I know that he's like 80s something years old. He's super old.

36:59He seems pretty cogent. He seems pretty lucid to me. But his ticks and his mannerisms and his maybe it's just being Yiddish. I don't know. But later we'll talk about the quote where he once claimed that he was possessed by a demon called a debook in his own words. Okay? We'll talk about that later.

37:25>> Anyone could do is and Epstein did them all. Meer said, "Did Meister ever express concerns related to Mr.

37:34Epstein's sexual proclivities?"

37:36>> Never.

37:37>> Objection. Double hearsay. He answered, >> "Never."

37:43>> The very next sentence continues, "Mr.

37:45Epste showed up unannounced at Meiser's Park Avenue apartment with five model models for Meers's sexual entertainment.

37:54Epstein thought he was bringing me a gift. According to Mr. Meiser, were you aware?

38:00>> Mr. Meer is the guy that allegedly introduced Wexner to Epstein. If you're not with that, so that's why they're questioning him about what he knew about this relationship and this guy and what he told him about Epstein.

38:12>> Aware of this occurring?

38:14>> Objection. Double hearay?

38:15>> No.

38:16>> Did Mr. Absene ever present you with women for your sexual entertainment?

38:21>> Absolutely not.

38:26>> Objection. Hearay. I heard say that maybe he would have been looking for other things than women.

38:36Hearay.

38:43I just want to give you a flavor for basically how the entire [ __ ] four hours is.

38:52>> Mr. Wexner, >> are we done? Are we done with that exhibit?

38:56>> We are.

38:59>> Mr. Wexner, at any time did Jeffrey Epstein ever inform or represent to you that he was a part of any intelligence service of any nation, including the United States?

39:11>> Absolutely not. Did you ever learn that he was involved with any intelligence service?

39:18>> Never.

39:20>> He had to think about it. Let me just pretend to think about it. H Did he ever work for any intelligence service? Let me think about it. I don't No. Never.

39:29Never once. No.

39:32Here's the thing. When you ask an Israeli asset if his Israeli asset buddy worked for Israel, you're not going to get a straight answer.

39:45So, let's go ask Web about it. Let's go ask Web about it.

39:52Um, perhaps we should watch the clip about them being close friends first, but we'll get to that in a minute.

40:15Um, just trying to think about how to talk about the mega group. The mega group is actually not super well uh evidenced in the direct Jeffrey Epstein drops and files. Um because the mega group is largely quite secret. Um it is mentioned briefly um in this which is essentially like a piece of a news article. Um, [clears throat] but if [snorts] you actually really want to learn about the mega group, the place to go is Whitney Webb's One Nation Under Blackmail.

41:03She has a whole chapter, she has two whole chapters, I believe, about Lesie Waxner, the world of Leslie Wexner.

41:12um as well as um I mean this chapter largely digs into his philanthropic causes into uh his various Jewish causes, his mega group contributions and ties. Um that's a different one.

41:39And I want to just check if I've got a source open over here about it. No, that's Benji. That's Benji.

41:46Okay, that's all Tucker stuff. [snorts] Um, so the mega group, otherwise known as the study group.

41:57You can go very much more deep into this. It's actually, it's pretty important to go pretty deep into this because it was largely covered up for a long time. It was kept very secretive.

42:06Um, and it took uh quite a long time for um good independent journalists to expose what the mega group really was over time. And Whitney Webb has a really great analysis of some pretty niche mentions of MEGA in various communications that are suspicious that um were a bit of a mystery for a long time.

42:30But the mega group was an informal group of influential Jewish entrepreneurs and it was founded by Leslie Wexner and Charles Bronman as the study group. The group met twice yearly for philanthropy and Judaism seminars. It is said to have had up to 50 members including director Steven Spielberg and many other rich and powerful Jewish people. It inspired several philanthropic initi initiatives such as the partnership for excellence in Jewish education, Birthright Israel, and support for the renewal of Hel International.

43:01It be the group became known to a wider public through the Wall Street Journal report in May 1998.

43:11The organization is also said to have tried to influence US foreign policy in the Middle East. In 2003, it employed Republican political consultant Frank Luntz to help the group mobilize support for Israel. Frank Luntz, by the way, is the guy that wrote the Hosbbor manuals for this nation of Israel.

43:31At least one of the generations of them.

43:36And look at that. They do now have a note finally about Jeffrey Epstein who it is said that Jeffrey Epste used the group to build up his network of high-ranking contacts in business, media, and politics. Wexner was Epste's primary financial supporter yet later claimed to have known nothing about it.

43:53Um, I'm trying to figure out the power of attorney financial transactions. This is the New York townhouse transaction.

44:14um at a certain point and that's where he sold it for a dollar.

44:23Is it here?

44:28There.

44:33During the years 2004 to 2006, the Wexner Foundation transferred at least $2.3 million US to the Israeli former prime minister Ahood Barack. Mr. Epste signed personally on a few other of the transfers forms.

44:49We would allege, Leslie Wexner would allege that he had no knowledge of that because Jeffrey Epstein did it on his behalf with his power of attorney, which we'll discuss in just a second.

44:58But this is just one little interesting transaction, a specifically a very relevant transaction that ties the Wexner Foundation to intelligence linked.

45:11Um Leslie Waxner claiming that he has no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's involvement with intelligence agencies while he is simultaneously tied to all of the people that are tied to intelligence agencies with Jeffrey Epstein.

45:31Right. Right. Um yeah. Okay, bud. Okay, bud. Um, since it's not going to come up any other time, I figure that right at the start here, um, we should probably just talk about Mike Jeff, Leslie Wexner. Um, I want to bring up the Wikipedia page for Abbercrombie and Fitch.

46:07Uh, Mike Jeff right there. Okay. So, in 1988, Oman's, the old ownership, sold the brand and its operation to Les Wexner's vehicle, the Limited. Under the Limited, which later rebranded itself as LBRs, Abbercrobi and Fitch gradually shifted its focus to young adults. They hired Mike Jeff as the CEO in 1992. So they buy the company in 1988.

46:38Then four years later they bring in the new CEO. This is Leslie Wexner's guy while he is transforming the business to focus more on young people on kids.

46:51Mike Jeff comes in in 1996, spun off as a separate publicly traded company, and eventually grew into one of the largest apparel firms in the United States, partially by refocusing the brand on the teen consumer and by building up its roster of teenage male models.

47:14Then we learn in 2024 that Abberrombie CEO Mike Jeff was running a male sex trafficking ring basically that entire time out of Abberrombie and Fitch.

47:36We uh to be clear these are only allegations.

47:41They were charges, but they were never tried fully in a court of law. And the reason for that is because obviously um the guy was too old and he got Alzheimer's and he forgot all about it and he just wasn't fit to stand trial.

48:02So, he pled insanity, Alzheimer's, and was let off. That is a true story.

48:10And so it never went to trial and we never got the discovery. We never got the deliberation back and forth.

48:19We never got the details of all of the other trafficking that was going on because one of the Cabal's trafficking rings being exposed was more than enough. Thank you very much.

48:35So just to come back to where we were, Leslie Wexner buys Abberrombie and Fitch, which also owns Hollister. He puts in his own personal CEO, Mike Jeff, who runs the co company from then on, refocuses the company on the teen audience, runs a sex trafficking ring where he is allegedly, very well documented, trafficking those young male models all across the world over to Europe, doing all sorts of absolutely horrendous things to them.

49:04You can read about them in the charging documents.

49:07Traffic them to other wealthy clientele.

49:10Although they tried to cover that part up. They tried to make it look like it was just for him and his couple of buddies.

49:18We can read the room. We're not [ __ ] We weren't born yesterday.

49:21It's just a coincidence that Leslie Wexner was running here. Let me let me bring him back up.

49:31Let me bring him back up.

49:34It's just a coincidence that this hobgoblin was running two different trafficking rings out of his two prominent retail brands that both target the teen younger sexualized audiences.

49:57Just a coincidence.

49:59It's also just a coincidence that he chose Jeffrey Epstein to manage all of his businesses and to have power of attorney over those businesses.

50:12Where is the power of attorney documents here?

50:20Where did I put them?

50:27That's the New York Townhouse transaction.

50:32Fiduciary control.

50:35This is documentation of the fiduciary control. Um, it it's been reported in many different places and somewhere in here. Oh, right here. Um, this is actually a JP Morgan statement that uh, it's kind of a lot to unpack, but it has Jeffrey Epstein's um, accounts mixed in with a Wexner account showing his power of attorney over all these different accounts. A durable power of attorney is an important legal document. By signing this durable power of attorney, I'm authorizing another person, my agent, to act for me. I acknowledge these important facts etc.

51:24Quote, "Wexner trusts Epstein so completely that he has assigned him the power of fiduci fiduciary over all of his private trusts and foundations," says a source close to Wexner. In 1992, Epstein even persuaded Wexner to put him on the board of the Wexner Foundation in place of Wexner's ailing mother, Bella Wexner, recovered and demanded to be reinstated. Epstein has said they settled by splitting the foundation in two.

51:54So Leslie Wexner chose Jeffrey Epstein who had no financial resume of any public knowledge. Like no one there was no public financial resume. He hadn't done any big trades. He hadn't managed anyone's money. He had been a derivatives trader at Bear Sterns. He'd been helping rich people avoid taxes at Beer Sterns. I mean, that's not the worst resume ever to help Leslie Wexter manage his trust and companies and all that, but this is the most one of the richest Jewish billionaires in America, running some of the biggest retail companies in America. And he doesn't just hire Epstein to do a little bit of

52:31work. He hires Epstein to run all of his [ __ ] in whatever way he wants, signing over power of attorney, which gives Jeffrey Epste the authority to buy, sell, transfer, invest, divest, anything he wants on behalf of Le Leslie Wexner.

52:54There's a there's a quote that come that comes back around all the time that almost everyone at the Limited wondered who Epstein was. He literally came out of nowhere said. So everyone was mystified as to what his appeal was, says Robert Moroski, a former vice chairman of the limited.

53:27One person who worked for Wexner and who saw a contract drawn up between the two men says Epste is involved in quote everything, not just a little here, a little there, everything. In addition, he says Wexner likes having a hatchet man. Whenever there is dirty work to do to be done, he'd stick Jeffrey on it. He has a reputation for being ruthless, but he gets the job done. Epste has evidently been asked to fire personal staff members when needed. He was that mysterious person that everyone was scared to death of, says a former employee.

53:59He inserted himself into the construction process of Lesie Wexner's yacht that resulted in litigation down the road between Wexner and the shipyard, etc.

54:14There's actually a quote here somewhere that we'll probably find a little later where apparently Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie Wexner even had Jeffrey Epstein break up with a woman for him at one point.

54:28because he needed help doing that.

54:32Who knows? But before we get too deep into that side of things, I want to find um the clip.

54:42Friendship denied 31.

54:49How often did you interact with Mr.

54:51Epstein throughout your relationship?

55:02probably a lot of phone conversations but meetings um didn't see him much you know most of the stuff I was traveling a lot um because of business so and it was erratic he might call three times in an hour and I'd talk to him for three months months. That's how I remember it.

55:28[snorts] When you were interacting with Mr.

55:38Epstein, did you enjoy spending time with him?

55:46>> Enjoy him. It was fun. No, it was work.

55:50>> Can you elaborate on that? What were the nature of your interactions [snorts] with Mr. Epson?

55:59>> Like professional, you know, this is what's going on. Have you paid this bill? Do you know about that? Or you know, I took an inventory of your house and no one ever taken an inventory of your furniture. Do you know how much furniture you have? And it was like, no, I never thought about it. Well, I know.

56:15You should know that I have an inventory. Things are buttoned up. Um it it was like what an off um I [clears throat] don't think how can I explain it? Uh it's like people talk about family offices and I'd managed all my stuff or my admin paid my bills because I was so busy and and I realized it was a complexity in my personal life and somebody had to just do this stuff because it wasn't getting done properly.

56:54Does any of this make any [ __ ] sense?

57:04This man that built one of the biggest retailers in the country from the ground up, from scratch, from his hard work, from his hard Jewish labor, ran it all himself with his mama, did all of his own paperwork, all of his own accounting, and then he needed someone to help.

57:25So rather than go and hire anyone qualified, he hires Jeffrey Epstein, who is literally a money launderer for weapons traffickers at the time, whose previous gig had been helping launder money for Adon Kosigible, one of the most famous weapons traffickers in the world. He'd been involved in the Iran Contra deals.

57:52He'd been hanging out around BCCI.

57:56He was already deeply involved in Israeli intelligence work at that time.

58:00Already good friends with Robert Maxwell. Already swimming in a lot of the same circles as Lesie Wexner.

58:10And that's the guy that Leslie Wexner decides to hire to take inventories of his furniture to just, you know, do all the things that needed to be done. Like, how can I describe this? How can I describe the job that this [ __ ] spy sex trafficker?

58:29How do I describe the job that he was doing? I mean, I probably shouldn't say what Ahood Barack told me he would be doing when we first hatched the [ __ ] plan.

58:41So, let me mix up up some [ __ ] 80year-old absolute garbage slop because I think the [ __ ] won't notice that this is absolute [ __ ] Absolute slop. This is not how someone that ran one of the largest retailers in the world describes his most important fiduciary, the guy that literally was investing millions of dollars on his behalf.

59:10totally without his knowledge. The guy that was swapping properties around on his behalf. The guy that was posing as a recruiter, hosting shows, telling people that he owned Victoria's Secret.

59:26This is not how you describe his job role. I don't know. He was like counting how many forks were in my house. I never knew how many forks I had in my house.

59:33He's like, have you have you counted your chairs? It's like, oh my gosh. It's like sometimes you just need someone else to count your [ __ ] chairs.

59:41And so it was like um you know professional I guess what a fiduciary would do. Um none of that is what a fiduciary would do. Bro, fiduciaries aren't counting your chairs.

59:58Fiduciaries aren't taking inventory of your house.

60:04Fiduciaries are managing all your money.

60:06They're managing your assets. at least the way that you set him up are managing your businesses, your stock, your investments. They're managing your properties. That's what he was doing.

60:17And he was filling a bunch of those properties with [ __ ] underage girls that he was selling.

60:24He was trafficking people in and out of those properties. He was doing weird real estate deals where he would sell one of those properties to himself for $1 and then sell it for like an actual price later.

60:36He was investing a bunch like millions of dollars of that money of Wexner's money into his own foundations. He was investing a bunch of money from his foundations into Wexner's foundations.

60:47Totally just charitable giving between buddies, I mean co-workers, I mean the guy that has the inventory of my [ __ ] chairs. Just totally normal movements of money. Nothing to do with intelligence operations. Believe you me.

61:02more than what just your accountant would do or your lawyer would do. And something was I thought was unfair for my secretary to do.

61:11>> Yes, it is unfair to ask your secretary to tra traffic children on behalf of MSAD to blackmail all the [ __ ] into doing Israel's bidding. That's not usually what you hire a secretary to do. And to be fair, if I was a secretary and someone asked me to do that, I would be like, "That's pretty gay, dude." Like, that's not cool, dog. No thanks. That's not what um that's not what you would usually hire a secretary to do. That's what you would hire Jeffrey Epstein to do. Just my opinion. Just stating my opinion for the YouTube algorithm.

61:48>> And you testified that you would at times he would call you three times a day. Is that a fair characterization of your testimony?

61:56>> No. What I'm saying is that he would call me three times maybe in an hour. He wanted to tell me something about what he was doing or would ask me a question about taxes so I could under he could understand [snorts] what he was preparing. And but he might not call me for three months, maybe six months. I wouldn't pay attention.

62:18The guy that has the power of the pen that with the stroke of one of these can sell your entire business out from under you without your permission. The guy that can sell your [ __ ] house with your belongings in it. The guy that can invest all of your money in shitcoins if he wants to. That guy, you're going to let him just roam the nation, the world for six months without checking in.

62:49That's how you run a successful underwear business. Is Is that how you run a successful underwear business?

62:56Holy [ __ ] This dude sucks at business.

63:00Yeah. Sometimes he just wouldn't check in with me for six [ __ ] months. Who knows what he was doing, right?

63:10Right.

63:12Yeah. Uh Kick is is is dig pulling on the right threads. Was it ever Leslie Wexner's money? Was it really all just underwear money?

63:23Or is it possible that maybe some of it flowing in was actually, shall we say, intelligence support money? Perhaps even Rothschild money.

63:39We'll get to the part where we talk about the Rothschilds in just a minute.

63:43that it wasn't important at the time.

63:46>> Mr. Westerner, is it your testimony today that your conversations with Mr. Epstein were predominantly focused on your business relationship with him?

63:58>> That'd be very accurate. That would be very accurate.

64:06>> What common interest did you share with Mr. Epstein outside of work?

64:11>> None.

64:14So, you didn't have any personal relationship with Mr. Epstein whatsoever.

64:21>> I I don't think I ever went to lunch or dinner or a movie or had a cup of coffee with Jeffrey. Uh, and but I thought about that recently. And I'd say the same thing about my attorney. I'd never been to his office. my current attorney who's been our family attorney for 30 years and I how how could you I mean I can't explain to myself how I could have an attorney who lives in Columbus who was my personal attorney and I'm friendly with and never visited his office. I just >> Let me just get into a really emotional story about how I never even hang out with my attorney while I lie about never hanging out with my [ __ ] spy buddy

65:06that was running him a trafficking ring for me and my friends.

65:09>> My My focus was on my business and my focus was on community.

65:14>> His focus was on his business. He was really he was really focusing on that business when where he had no [ __ ] clue how much [ __ ] he had and where he just let [ __ ] random like random pedophiles run around with power of attorney over all of his [ __ ] and didn't notice that the dude was selling his properties and investing millions of dollars into random things and transferring money in and out of his [ __ ] philanthropies and stuff willy-nilly.

65:38That's how focused he was on his business, right?

65:45>> Before my family.

65:48That is before my family existed.

65:50>> Until your family not >> until Yeah, that's a better way of phrasing it.

65:57>> It's a general question, but approximately how many years were you uh associate associated with Mr.

66:05Epstein?

66:09I I don't recall exactly.

66:14>> And to be clear, you at no point ever considered him to be a friend.

66:24>> No, I I didn't see Jeffrey as a friend.

66:28I saw Jeffrey as I see Matt, my attorney, as friend.

66:34We're friendly, but we're We're friendly, but really we're both in a [ __ ] Israeli spy operation together. And if I do something wrong, he'll lean over to me and say, "I'll [ __ ] kill you if you mess up again."

66:48So, it's not exactly like being friends.

66:52It's a little more like being in the [ __ ] Jewish mob.

66:57To be honest, I I see Jeffrey a lot like I see the other mobster to my side because that's exactly what we all are.

67:09And if back in the day one of us had accidentally exposed the operation, maybe one of them would have [ __ ] killed the other one. Who knows?

67:20Who knows?

67:23It's not exactly a friendship, but that also doesn't exactly square with what we've been told by Lesie before about their deep and close personal friendship.

67:35>> You're not friends. Um, I mean, obviously someone that worked for you in a trust position you're friendly with. I you're not in an in a hostile adversarial argument of position with the people that are advising you.

67:54It's been reported repeatedly that you were close friends with Mr. Epstein. Why do you think people would come to that conclusion?

68:06>> Objection. He hearsay.

68:09>> Um let's do some hearsay.

68:12Let's do a little bit of hearsay.

68:18Um, where is the quote on this page?

68:37I should have um used my handy dandy [ __ ] drawing tool.

68:44there.

68:49So if you want this House oversight document 017783, the same exact quote has been reported many times in many places.

68:58Wherever and whenever it was that Epste and Wexner actually met, there was an immediate and strong personal chemistry.

69:03Wexner says he thinks Epstein is quote very smart with a combination of excellent judgment and unusually high standards. Also, he is always a most loyal friend.

69:18Where's the other article?

69:20Close friends.

69:25This article uh shares the same quote.

69:34This this article actually has a bunch of gangster ass quotes. Um, this is the original source article for one of the other documents that we read earlier right here. Also, he is always a most loyal friend.

69:50And you know, if you wanted to know, you could take this document in web, you could add it to the chat, and then here, I'll slide the chat over for you so you can see it. And then you could ask the chat, although the chat is down off your screen right now.

70:08And then with added to the chat, you could say, um, what publication is this document a part of? And can you give me context surrounding this article about the relationship uh between Wexner and Epstein and you can have web give you some context. Also, you can notice that it's a multi-page PDF, page 11.

70:52It's kind of hard to fit all of this into the little viewer on my screen right now. Here, what I'll do is I'll minimize that.

71:09Nice picture.

71:14But yeah, as with many of these documents, New York Post articles, so I think it's a New York Post article. I don't remember exactly what it is, but if you need extra context on something, you can ask web.

71:35And it was not a New York Post article.

71:37It's actually I I feel kind of embarrassed for not knowing this. This is a extremely significant article. If we were talking to Whitney Webb, she would have known immediately and she would have shared the exact truth with us because this is >> Web, she would have known immediately and she would have shared the exact truth with us.

71:54>> Why you turn on your why you turn on your audio like that on me? Why are you doing that to me?

72:00So, this document is from the March 2003 issue of Vanity Fair magazine titled The Talented Mr. Epste and was written by journalist Vicky Ward. And this is a critical early article from before almost anyone was talking about Jeffrey Jeffrey Epstein. That is a critical early source about his early operations and what people said about him before everyone was scared to talk about him.

72:27And this specific article is cited all throughout this case. Um, Whitney Webb references it very well. And so that's just one example of how you can use web to help get context on documents that you're seeing in these files where if you just see one random page out of order, it's often almost impossible to know what you're looking at. But with web, you can just drop that in there and say, "Hey, what is this? Tell me what this is. Where where is it from? What's the context? What's it connected to? Is there anything else? And it'll hook you up. It'll hook you right up.

73:06Um, one second. Let me expand her out.

73:17Okay. Leslie Wexner.

73:23There's all kinds of other articles and evidence about their friendship >> parties for you.

73:34>> Surprise to me. And then some um earlier my wife would have surprise parties and so I get on the airplane and there'd be acquaintances, you know, friends, you know, um and I was always shocked who was there or some people might fly to wherever we were the party was, which was always a surprise to me. And then some of guest friends would be at the party when I got there and that was another surprise. So I I don't remember specifics.

74:05So, Mr. Epstein would have been invited to surprise parties for you.

74:12>> Obviously, so because he was there little awkward.

74:18>> You testified earlier that you didn't consider him a friend.

74:23>> Do you invite people you don't consider to be friends to surprise parties?

74:30>> Objection assumes that he invited them.

74:34It's a little awkward.

74:36>> Do I need to answer that again?

74:39>> Why would Mr. Epstein have been invited >> to these surprise parties?

74:44>> My wife would have invited him.

74:46>> Why do you think your wife would have invited him?

74:48>> Because he was our financial advisor.

74:51>> Did your wife consider him a friend?

74:54>> No, I think so.

74:58>> Can we take a quick break?

75:00>> Yes, we can go off. Can Can we take a quick break and go off the [ __ ] record? Like literally. [laughter] Oh boy. Oh boy.

75:12That's weird.

75:14That's a little weird.

75:17H.

75:21What a weird friendship.

75:39request that you bring where the two of you would meet.

75:43>> Never.

75:46>> Was it common for Epstein to bring young women or girls to any other place where the two of you would meet?

75:53>> Never.

75:58Did Mr. Epstein ever request that you bring Victoria's Secret models to events at your home?

76:05>> No. And no Victoria's Secret models ever came to my home, even for business purpose.

76:12>> Didn't talk about one exception. Have you seen >> Oh, yeah. I forgot about that.

76:20There's one exception. Uh my wife had a um for about 20 years a horse show here for charity and one of the models husband was a polo player and I don't know how they showed up as a couple and he gave either me or my wife a polo horse which was I don't ride and Abigail wasn't interested in a polo horse so that would been the onlycept ction.

76:52>> So, I wanted to play this clip specifically because if you know a bunch of stuff about organized crime or about money laundering, you would know that the top three ways to launder money, maybe the top two first and foremost, are art and resources.

77:20And there's a good um clip of I'm pretty sure John Kuryaku talking about that. Um former CIA guy. Um but yeah, it's art, it's raceh horses, and it's real estate.

77:32And what did you know? They were into all three. It's kind of weird, huh?

77:36Isn't it weird that he they would give us a polo racehorse, but neither of us have neither of us have any interest in horses. We would host a horse show every year, but we don't have any interest in horses.

77:49I don't remember even if he gave the horse to me or my wife because who knows because that's not what was actually happening.

77:55I suspect allegedly probably maybe just maybe if you put two and two together.

78:02Weird.

78:04And I'm no expert on moneyaundering but I would assume that if you were to go down the list on moneyaundering things like fashion shows and beauty pageantss probably would be pretty [ __ ] high up the list too.

78:15Just an idea.

78:18All taxree, huh? Yeah. Yeah. So, I just thought it was neat that we were talking about horse gifts.

78:27Maybe his uh maybe his attorney should have reminded him to to not answer with so many words or someone will effing kill him.

78:39A I just thought that one was interesting.

78:50We already looked at the intelligence um the intelligence clip.

78:57>> Did you ever learn that he was involved with any intelligence service?

79:02>> He has to think about it.

79:04>> Never.

79:05>> No. Never. I never did. I never did. But I just wanted to shout Whitney out real quick.

79:12Got a couple of these queued up. This is from One Nation Under Blackmail.

79:17Volume two, page 723.

79:20Um, to be clear though, that's page 723 of the combined ebook version, not of the paperback versions.

79:31In 1990, Fortune magazine wrote that Fischer, who is Leslie Wexner's main mentor and role model. In the article, uh, described in the article as a longtime Republican power broker and big fundraiser for Jewish causes, was the nexus, i.e. the center of the nation's oldest of the old boys networks, the most prominent members of which were Toddman, Henry Ford II, and Leslie Wexner.

79:54and Brock's ties to the Wexner Foundation became an issue only after right-wing journalist Ariel Seagal called last October to investigate the $2.3 million research grant that Barack received from the Wexner Foundation which has in turn for years been the beneficiary of Epstein's financial contributions.

80:15According to Sigal the grant under question was given to Barack in 2004 to 2006 when he held no public position.

80:22Barack insists he has no authority to disclose details about this grant. Only the Wexner Foundation can if they so choose, which they chose not to.

80:34Just little little breadcrumbs just left out hanging around, hanging out in places like the Epstein files. Let me um let me just stretch it out a little bit so we can see.

80:52just hanging around in the Epstein files where it corroborates during the years of 2004 to 2006, the Waxner Foundation transferred at least 2.3 million US to the Israeli former prime minister, Ahood Barack, who was the handler connected to Israeli intelligence managing this trafficking operation.

81:13That's weird. It's a little weird.

81:16Little suspicious.

81:20So, big shout out to Whitney Webb for all of her great work.

81:29>> Ah, yes. I think I think >> Abigail.

81:37>> Well, when did you first meet Glenn Maxwell?

81:46>> Probably about the time that I got engaged to Abigail. So, must have been about 1990.

82:00>> And do you recall how you met Miss Maxwell? Well, Jeffrey wanted me to meet the person he was going to marry and I was engaged to Abigail and period.

82:17>> Do you have any recollection of where you met Miss Maxwell?

82:21>> No.

82:23>> And based on your testimony, is it fair to say that Mr. Epstein introduced you to Maxwell?

82:31>> Absolutely. Yeah, sure.

82:33And you mentioned it previously, but what was your understanding of Miss Maxwell's relationship to Mr. Epstein?

82:42[clears throat] >> They they dated, they were in love, they were going to get married.

82:48>> Were they would you characterize it as a monogous relationship?

82:52>> I thought so.

82:54>> So during this period, you had no knowledge of Mr. Epstein ever having any relationship with any man or woman besides Miss Maxwell?

83:05>> No. No. Didn't >> How would you characterize your relationship with Miss Maxwell?

83:22like Wendy Meister was Bob's wife and we were friendly and friends.

83:29Uh I met Galan Maxwell because she was Jeffy's girlfriend fiance.

83:40It never went beyond that. I knew she was smart. I think she was an honors graduate of Cambridge or something. So she was like, you know, spoke with an English accent. So I I thought he was really lucky because he finally met somebody that was really smart, nice.

83:57>> And you said that >> Maxwell was Epstein's fiance. So it was your understanding that they were engaged to to be married.

84:08I don't remember if they were engaged to be married or they were planning to get married, but I was engaged and they talked about they were going to get married. So, I I don't know if it was engagement or just they both agreed.

84:27H.

84:29Um, and I think I think I'm going to pull in um some clips from X that I want to specifically target.

85:00We should do this one too.

85:04But um first, let's pull in this one posted by being libertarian.

85:17>> Shout out specific and personal work for the Rothschild family in France. Well, specifically I talked to Ellie D Rothschild and so I mentioned that earlier. Uh so he he represented their whole families. There have been a whole bunch of people many most of whom I never would have met but in New LA. He would say like I'm I'm providing uh financial advice to the founders of Google. I'm financial providing financial advice to Jeff Bezos.

85:52Just a funny little edit with um funny little edit with the uh warning clipped on there too. Don't talk about the Rothschilds. Thank you very much.

86:04>> [clears throat] >> I think it was experience um at an industrial level like working for a big company like Bear Sterns and then he had done personal work for the Rothschild family in France.

86:19>> Personal wealth management essentially.

86:25>> I don't know.

86:26>> Ask yourself why. How how does Jeffrey Epstein get hooked up with the Rothschild family in France?

86:35>> We've seen some reports that he would present himself as a bounty hunter, that he would find people's missing money. Do you recall him saying anything like that?

86:45>> No.

86:49>> Well, specifically, I talked to Ellie D.

86:52Rothschild and I mentioned that earlier.

86:55Uh, so he he represented their whole families. There have been a whole bunch of people many most of them I never would have met. But just to be clear, this is the Rothschild family. That's just a conspiracy theory that directly financed the founding of Israel, that purchased all the land for the founding of Israel in cahoots with the Jewish mob in America, funding the, let's just say, violence that founded Israel. that then also funded the the theft and then construction of nuclear arms technologies that led to the nuclear bombs that Israel totally does not have to this day.

87:36That Rothschild family, the conspiracy theory, the ones that don't rule the world in New LA.

87:46Um, [clears throat] I never met people, but there were people that called me that either insinuated or said they were knew Jeffrey through a financial relationship. [clears throat] And so I mean they could have been actors but at then the time I'm a guy calls me up. I'll give you an example.

88:20>> He looks over at his [ __ ] lawyer >> just it's just >> no because I want you to understand this cuz it's it's so confusing to me. He would say like I'm I'm providing uh financial advice to the founders of Google. I'm financial providing financial advice to Jeff Bezos. I'm finan providing financial financial advice uh for the chief technologist at Google >> and I just don't do any [ __ ] due diligence at all. I just I just trust random [ __ ] money launderers that work for the Rothschilds when they just tell me crazy [ __ ] like that. I just trust them. I don't I don't even ask questions. I just trust them

89:02and I sign over power of attorney to them. That's how you run a giant business like Victoria's Secret. That's how you get successful as a Jew.

89:10>> Wow. I'm in good company cuz these are really smart guys who >> Wow, I'm in really good company cuz I'm surrounded by Jewish sex traffickers and Rothschilds. That's great.

89:19>> And you have to put yourself in the mindset of you you if my turn if my attorney said, you know, he was qualified to argue in front of the Supreme Court, I'd believe him. I didn't say to call the Supreme Court and say, "Tell me."

89:36>> What a [ __ ] That's a lie. You just believe him. I just believe him.

89:44Right. Right, bud. Yeah. You run one of the biggest pro-Jewish philanthropies in the world that donates to all sorts of Israeli intelligence causes that donated money to Ahood Barack that set up two gigantic sex trafficking rings on accident without even knowing because you just don't even know. You just don't even ask any questions. I just don't even know.

90:09I'm just like an old [ __ ] hobgoblin.

90:12Whoopsies. Another sex trafficking ring.

90:14Oh my gosh. What luck? Gosh. G. Willers, maybe I should have done a little due diligence. You [ __ ] liar.

90:24Perjury.

90:27Is he really an attorney or did he do this?

90:32Yeah. Yeah. Right.

90:36Right.

90:41I'm not sure if this is the exact same clip or not, but shout out to Luke. And Luke's caption makes me think this is >> his experience um at an industry. They don't know.

90:52>> Okay.

90:53>> We've seen some reports that he would present himself as a >> people, but there were people that called me.

91:02>> Okay. So, he's he's pulling the 80s out of the timeline that that occurs in.

91:07Cool. Same clip. Same clip. Um one more clip that I want to pull in from James Lee here.

91:15Okay, that's it. Thank you.

91:18>> Real briefly, uh, did the FBI or Department of Justice ever directly speak to you about Epstein or Maxwell?

91:26>> Has the FBI or DOJ ever directly contacted you or spoken to you about about Ep never?

91:34>> So, the FBI and DOJ have never contacted Lesie Wexner to his knowledge.

91:45despite reprint. Obviously, we deposed someone this week, Lex Wexner, who was one of the co-conspirators, but he's already been uh investigated by the Department of Justice. We're trying to focus now on the investigation on who has never been questioned by the Department of Justice.

92:05So, either this motherfucker's lying or Leslie Waxner's lying or they're both lying because apparently the DOJ and the FBI never investigated or questioned him about anything despite the fact that he ran two different sex trafficking rings out of his businesses. despite the fact that he financed the entire Epstein operation apparently signed over power of attorney was deeply involved in all of it was close friends with him was getting gifts of raceh horses and [ __ ] sending money to Ahood Barack selling gigantic multi-million dollar town houses and mansions for do a dollar for literally a dollar

92:44founding the mega group a Jewish spy organization composed of Jewish billionaires that are all tied to organized crime and intelligence operations never got investigated. They never asked many questions. I wonder why. I [ __ ] wonder why.

93:03One more clip here.

93:04>> Told me the response.

93:05>> This is, >> you know, now we can do something about it.

93:08>> Oh, yeah.

93:09>> So, Wexner claims you claim that you cut ties with that Steven 07, right?

93:14So, another attorney here, someone else here, I'm not actually sure who's asking this question, says, "Hey, you claimed that you cut ties in 2007, right?"

93:23>> Okay. But you emailed Estee. Quote, "Abigail told me the response. All I can say is, I feel sorry. You violated your own number one rule. Always be careful."

93:36End quote. That was a >> So, he emailed Jeffrey Epstein this, "Hey, you violated your own rule." Well, this is kind of cryptic that implied that they were having communications about how Epste had [ __ ] up.

93:47>> Email in 2008, Mr. Wex.

93:51>> So, he emailed him in 2008 after they'd cut ties. And the email sounds an awful lot like, "Hey, man. I'm sorry that you're going down for sex trafficking.

93:58But you violated your own rule, man. You violated your own rule and you almost exposed our whole operation, man.

94:07I was told that you represented the Rothschilds. I didn't expect you to [ __ ] up, dog.

94:12I mean, we're not even friends. Like, if you answer another question with more than five words, I'm g have to kill you, dog.

94:19Sorry, bro.

94:21>> I know. I'm letting you know that the public knows.

94:24>> Probably. I was giving him the finger.

94:26>> I'm letting you know that the public knows that you just lied.

94:30And here's the file that we can all read. It's in the Epstein files.

94:35>> That's it.

94:38Real briefly, uh, could you >> and he starts hyperventilating and or Department of Justice ever directly speak to you about Epstein or Maxwell?

94:49>> Has the FBI or DOJ ever directly contacted you about?

94:56>> So, there's all sorts of other stuff in there to go into.

95:03>> It was just regularly done, >> but we're just going to really quickly answer.

95:13>> I'm gonna fing kill you if you answer another question with more than five words. Okay, now cry about it, you little billionaire [ __ ] You work for us.

95:28Who is us?

95:30Well, maybe it's the same people that Epstein worked for. Maybe it's the same people they all work for.

95:37Just a giant conspiracy theory, folks.

95:42Pay no attention to the score between conspiracy theorists and everybody else, [clears throat] but I think that that's probably enough about Leslie Wexner. We could go on and on and on and on and um what we've been going on for an hour and a half already and we haven't even gotten to the talker interview yet.

96:06So, Gigi, I know you're hungry. I know you're hungry, girl. We're going to do a quick uh we'll do a quick uh Gigi snack break here.

96:19I know you're hungry.

96:22She only got part of her dinner cuz we got to go get more chicken in a little bit.

96:26So, we'll give her some liver bites. Go digging. Liver in the cave. Liver in the cave for Gigi.

96:33Go get it.

96:36What is the score between conspiracy theorists and the [ __ ] the global deep state and the Jewish billionaire cabal?

96:44Um, it ain't it ain't great. Um, I I think the conspiracy theorists are up like like six million to one at this point. I'm pretty sure [snorts] I'm pretty damn sure that conspiracy theorists have been right about the whole freaking thing.

97:06So, Mike Huckabe, Mr. Michael Huckabe.

97:17Let me just make sure I've got all my different stuff queued up here.

97:22Um, yeah, I think we're all queued up.

97:30We got web here.

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100:38Now, now let's move on to our second big story of the day.

100:45But first, huge shout out to Stacy for gifting a whole bunch of subs in the chat like usual over on Kick.

100:52Um, when we're done on YouTube, probably after another hour or so, long show tonight. When we're all done, we're gonna close off YouTube and Twitch and we're gonna go over to Kick for the post show. We'll hang out for a little bit extra, maybe watch some extra shows, maybe um comment on some stuff on X, maybe talk some extra [ __ ] Um speech is highly free on kick and so we get pretty wicked on kick. I mean, as if we don't here on YouTube, too. Um so far I haven't gotten banned. I haven't gotten any strikes, but I don't know how long that's going to last. So, we'll see. We're building up the kit community

101:29so that when when the ride is over here on YouTube, we'll have somewhere to go because f them. F them. It's America. We have freedom of speech and I'm damn well going to use it while we've still got it. Thank you very much.

101:44So, speaking of freedom of speech, our boy Tucker went to Israel and um there was all this drama on social media of Zionist influencers trying to come out the gun ahead of the story, ahead of the interview to try to paint the whole thing as a hoax, to try to portray Tucker as like scared and anti-Semitic and and a liar and all these they just doing Hosbra. Just doing Hosbra. And if you don't know about Hosbra, look it up. Um it's the Israeli practice of producing propaganda by lying to your [ __ ] face.

102:37and Tucker had a really good um opening.

102:43Let me see if I go down to my Yeah.

102:44Yeah. So, we had this really good preface to the whole interview that I I don't know as we really have the time to get into in a lot of ways, but it's very informative about the process of how this came to be, why it was this way, why all the weird propaganda came out, um the security concerns that led to him doing this in the airport and not leaving the airport, the extremely strange treatment by the Israeli government and the security concerns around that and why it all happened this way and all at the uh strange propaganda about the like released security video of him hugging someone that they tried to like portray

103:21as though Tucker Carlson's lying. He was everyone was so nice to him. It's like all they they just think you're stupid.

103:29They think that you're stupid.

103:32And if you don't think for yourself and don't actually look at independent media and kind of like learn and actually get the primary sources, then you are stupid and they're counting on you being that way. So yeah, exactly. Chat gets it.

103:48Israel says stuff and I just say, "Cool story, Israel." Right. Yeah. Right.

103:52Cool. Cool story, bro.

103:56Basically, at this point, anything I hear that is pro-Israel, I immediately assume that it is paid propaganda because you are very well in an information war and it is very much funded from that side and the the number you can only tell like so many lies before it's all just lies. So, I do recommend that you all go and watch the preface ahead of the interview. It's it's in the same video. Watch the whole thing. But we're not going to play any clips from the preface. We're going to try to focus on some of the main controversial points in the interview itself.

104:38>> Sadly, >> how many kids were killed?

104:39>> We don't know.

104:41>> What's your guess? I don't know. I'm I'm sure it was thousands. And as thousands kids were killed, >> some of the kids who were killed had been recruited to be in the military.

104:53Kids as young as they were 14 years old.

104:56>> Kids, >> do do you hear yourself? I wonder.

104:59>> I just said that there were kids as young as 14 that were recruited to be Hamas soldiers who were given arms.

105:06>> How do you feel about the kids being killed?

105:08>> I think it's horrible.

105:09>> You know what I also think is horrible?

105:10I think it's horrible that,200 people were slaughtered by people across the border and 252 people were taken hostage. 48 of the,200 were Americans.

105:20>> Agree more. And then when all lives equal when Hamas could have ended this on October the 8th and given all the hostages up, they didn't.

105:29>> Leaving no choice.

105:30>> You're never going to get me to defend Hamas. I'm not pro Hamas. I'm totally opposed to slaughtering innocents whether Hamas does it or whether the government of Israel does it in much larger numbers. And the reason I'm opposed to it is because I'm a Christian and I believe that all souls are created by God. I did don't do not disagree with that wholeheartedly but >> but I said how many children have been >> when you say uh all humans are created equal and and the reply is I don't disagree with that wholeheartedly but >> or is a horrible thing period and we don't know we know that a lot of the

106:05numbers >> were reported by >> you said you think thousands >> so I do want to point out in this very first clip that I was wondering when the when the hype started around this and and it became apparent that it was going to be a banger and that there was going to be a whole bunch of [ __ ] in here and that the Israelis were freaking out about it coming out and they needed to preempt its release to like get ahead of the story. My first thought was why did they let Mike Huckabe do this interview?

106:35Why would they let him talk to Tucker?

106:37Because he doesn't have to talk to Tucker. I like at the time I didn't know what the story was of how it came to be, but like they don't have to let him talk to Tucker. Like we all know who Mike Huckabe answers to and is loyal to. And there had to be a reason why they let him talk to Tucker. And honestly, I think that it's because Mike Huckabe is actually very [ __ ] good at this. Mike Huckabe is exceptionally good at propaganda and at Hosbbor and is exceptionally bad at thinking for himself outside of Israel's interests. And so he is just such a firm um NPC believer in the Israeli narrative that he's

107:24actually a great representative of the arguments. And he has a lot of moments in here where it's like respect, bro.

107:30You're really good at lying on behalf of Israel. You're really good at doing the whole thought contortion thing, tying your brain into [ __ ] weird knots on behalf of the genocidal Jewish ethnostate.

107:45Props. Props to you.

107:49But that being said, there's a whole bunch of clips in here that are like, oof, bro.

107:56>> Children have been killed.

107:57>> Yeah. And a lot of times, you know why they got killed? Because Hamas would gather up the children >> and put them in the targets. Do you know what Israel does? They send page messages and they send texts to every cell phone in Gaza and they say, "We're going to hit this particular target."

108:15They drop leaflets and they announce where they're going to hit. Nobody does that.

108:20>> The US doesn't do that.

108:22>> Israel does that in order to prevent, let me finish this. They do this in order to prevent civilian casualties.

108:29What Hamas does, they say, "Oh, this is the target." And by gunpoint, they push people into those various places. And >> no evidence of that. Show me evidence of that, please, Mr. Huckabe.

108:44>> Then when people get killed, they say, "Look, Israel just slaughtered these people." even though it was Hamas who moved them into harm's way knowing that it was going to put them in a place of danger and death and destruction. And they do that because they don't care.

108:59You say you care about life. I care about life.

109:02>> It's interesting.

109:03>> They don't care about life. I'm >> not saying that Hamas does. You're never going to get me to defend Hamas. I'm I'm anti-Hamas.

109:09>> You said that three times and I I believe it.

109:11>> Your dig at the United States is very revealing.

109:14>> This part This part right here. Why is it revealing?

109:18>> Because your priorities are very clear.

109:20>> No, no, no.

109:21>> Yes, they are. Yes, they are. And as an American, permit me a moment, >> okay, >> of outrage >> because I said >> many civilians have been killed. And you said right in the middle of your elaborate defense of the IDF's killing of civilians, including children. You said they do a better job than the United States does. That's my country and my government. I consider >> What foot flag am I wearing here? Well, I I'm asking why is it >> What flag am I wearing?

109:47>> Well, that's of course my flag as well.

109:49>> And it's my flag. It's who I serve.

109:51>> So why the dig at the United States in the middle?

109:53>> It's not a dig at them. No, no, no, no.

109:55You you've totally misrepresented.

109:56>> What did you mean by that?

109:58>> I did not take a dig at the US. What I'm saying is >> So the IDF is more humane than the US.

110:02I'm sayingary. I'm just saying that Israel takes steps that we don't take and no other country that I'm aware of takes to try to prevent because no matter what Israel does, they're going to get accused of genocide. That may be right. And I'm um >> Yeah, but it's not. And in in Tucker's position, he wasn't in the position to refute it the way that it deserves to be refuted.

110:26Um, so let's take a moment to give it the reputation that it [ __ ] deserves because no, Israel does not [ __ ] take steps to prevent the deaths of civilians. And I would like to introduce you to, if you do not know, Valhalla VFT Nate, who is a former Green Beret, who was in the global war on terror, who intimately knows what America does to prevent civilian deaths. And it will give you a perfect breakdown of how Israel treats civilian life.

111:03>> This right here. Yes. So, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed two days ago he will run for reelection in November of 2026, seeking to extend his hold on power despite corruption charges and mounting oppos.

111:19>> Sorry, I'm at the end of it because I was previewing it earlier.

111:22>> Very convenient. But we also need to stop calling.

111:29So, he's reacting to a clip by um Itar Bengavir, a genocidal [ __ ] I'm gonna get this video demonetized.

111:37I'm swearing too much.

111:40Sorry. Got big feelings over here in America. So, Bengavir is saying, "Now that we've received the hostages, we must return to war and open the gates of hell upon Gaza because obviously >> so there you go. Now they can continue the war at full boore because they don't have to worry about the hostages anymore. Now they got the hostages back.

112:00Now they can really get down to business. It's actually smart, very convenient. But we also need to stop calling this a war. This is not a war.

112:07Okay? A war is between two nation states. Okay? Israel is not at war with Palestine. This is at best, if you want to be charitable, counterterrorism operations, counterinsurgency operations, which we as Green Beretss spent most of our time doing in the global war on terror. And I can tell you when I look at this, this is not a war.

112:28I did counterterrorism operations against the Taliban and it looked nothing like this. We were not allowed to just indiscriminately bomb everything. Every But Nate, what if you drop leaflets first? What if you put out flyers that say that we're going to bomb the hospital? We're just going to We'll send it. We sent a text message that said, "Hey, we're going to bomb the school."

112:51So, it's all good, bro. It's all good.

112:54We dropped some pieces of paper allegedly that said we would bomb the civilian infrastructure. So, it's all good, bro. Right, Nate? Rebuilding. See, when America does counterterrorism operations, it's very, very surgical.

113:07You use special operation forces. You often times are dealing with a ton of civilians in the area. We would have ci tons and tons of civilians on every target I've pretty much ever been on.

113:17And you have to work around that. We don't get to just indiscriminately destroy anything because somebody shot at us from one of those buildings. All right. Uh especially if there's civilians inside or dealing with human shields, which is things we had to deal with. This is what this looks like.

113:41There's nothing there.

113:44It's all gone.

113:46This isn't counterterrorism.

113:48This isn't counterinsurgency.

113:50That's not how any of this looks. We all know what this is. You know what this actually looks like, guys? This looks more like this. This looks more like a nuclear bomb went off, which is kind of the opposite of a surgical operation, actually. Now, do you want to know how we know for pretty much 100% certainty that this war is not going to end? It's this right here. Yes.

114:19So, Israeli.

114:21>> Yeah. So, no, Mr. Huckabe, you can get absolutely [ __ ] Try asking your own military from the nation you claim to serve exactly how many pains they take, exactly how many risks they put themselves at to prevent civilian casualties in American military operations.

114:49and then try to tell them that Israel does better, that Israel is more careful about civilian life.

114:58Please, please tell us more about how careful Israel is to prevent the deaths of civilians while the death count is somewhere in the range of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of civilians, largely children.

115:16No, no, thank you.

115:19>> I'm just telling you that they >> But then let me ask you on that question. You know, I that's such a politically loaded >> but I resent the idea that you think that I'm not loyal to the US.

115:28>> Look, I'm not Say you're not loyal. I'm >> I'll say it, Mr. Huckabe. You're not loyal to [ __ ] >> You're a Zionist. You're loyal to Israel and you'll do anything on behalf of Israel and your entire spiel is Israel.

115:42You're not loyal to America. Read the Epstein documents, please. We'll get to those clips later. Read the Epstein documents. You are loyal to the nation that was sexually trafficking American children on behalf of Israel to blackmail American politicians and financeers and business people on behalf of Israel, subverting our nation on behalf of yours by trafficking American children.

116:06You're not loyal to America, whether you think you are or not. Doesn't help if you're ignorant to the fact that you're [ __ ] You're still [ __ ] I hope that helps. I know Tucker's not gonna say it. I'll say it.

116:19Mr. Huckabe, f you. Merely noting what you just said, which was that the IDF takes greater pains than the US, our military does to spare civilian lives.

116:31And I guess my question is, when was the last time the US military killed this many civilians? Do you know? Well, it could have been Nagasaki, Hiroshima.

116:42[laughter] >> Literally just says it. Literally just says it. I mean, the IDF takes so many pains to spare civilian lives. So, when was the last time that that the US killed this many kids? Well, it was when they dropped nuclear bombs on civilian locations.

117:04So then this time when we're when we're killing that many civilians, it's because of something so bad like World War II, right? No, no, no. It's because of a terrorist attack that we intentionally let happen by sending all of our troops away from the border, ignoring all the intelligence reports that we had, and doing a standown order so they could get their whole job done so we could start this war because we wanted this war real bad.

117:29Not to mention that a huge number of those civilians that were killed on that day were killed by Israeli forces in Israeli helicopters firing Israeli hellfire missiles under the Hannibal directive. That is admitted by Israel openly.

117:42Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Cool. Cool story, bro.

117:46So, let's get into the Jonathan Pard part.

117:51Oh boy. The Jonathan Pard part >> was in our country and in this remember it in 2000 >> basically courtesy meeting he wanted to thank me for being >> okay I'm going to I'm going to rewind this piece >> thank you very much for apologize for that each other don't >> you and I have known each other so >> yes >> I appreciate very much >> you're coming here >> but I hope that I will be back soon and I hope the country I've been here a lot >> and there are a lot of things I love about our sense of Um, so I want to ask you, everyone I've talked to in in preparation for this has said the same thing. Jonathan Pard, like

118:29can I'm just going to show the the name to you and have you explain.

118:32>> No, I'm glad. [snorts] >> If you don't know who Jonathan Pard is, um, okay, I didn't link it there.

118:45Let's just really quickly do a little a little backstory here. We'll get some in the clips as well. Jonathan Pard was an American Jew that worked in the US government that flipped and became a spy for Israel and during the Cold War collected a whole bunch of America's most sensitive military secrets, including battle plans and military strategy, and sold them to Israel. sent them to Israel that then flipped around and sold them to Russia, our enemy, the USSR.

119:23The most egregious leak, the most uh like egregious intelligence leak in American history.

119:32a traitor of absolutely epic proportions on behalf of Israel because he was Jewish and because his first allegiance was to the Jewish state, not to his nation where he was born, where he was raised, where he was given a career and a future and trust.

119:50We'll get into why that part is so important in just a little bit here, but if you don't know who Jonathan Pard was, he's this piece of [ __ ] >> Glad you asked. You know, interestingly, there's been a lot of things about it.

120:03You're the first person who has asked me about it, >> which I find amazing.

120:08>> And it is he had a secret meeting with Jonathan Pard in Israel in the embassy that became kind of a hot button thing and we'll, you know, we'll hear a little bit of his explanation. We'll probably skip a little bit.

120:21>> So, I'm glad you pard two times. Once I was making a speech in Jerusalem. This has been a few years ago. His wife was still alive at the time and he was there and someone introduced me to him and his wife. I said hello to them. That was it.

120:36Hi, nice to meet Esther, his wife. And that was it. I went and made my speech and I left. Um later his wife passed away uh here in Israel. And I sent him a note and just said, "I'm sorry to hear about your wife. I remember meeting her at the hotel."

120:53Yeah. Yeah.

120:55When the [ __ ] traitor of the century has a death in the family, you know what your job is as the ambassador to the nation he betrayed? It's to send your condolences.

121:10Imagine if Jeffrey Epstein was alive and his wife Galain died and Mike Huckabe was like, "Hey Jeffrey, I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I know it's really hard on you when girls die.

121:26I feel really bad for you. Sorry, bud.

121:29Sorry, bud.

121:31Is that how we do it? Is that how we do it, Mike? Is that how we treat traitors?

121:38And uh sorry to hear it. He then asked, could he come and see me? He wanted to come and thank me for being kind to him.

121:47Totally normal thing for a traitorous spy to do. Oh, hey. Thanks for the condolences. Could I come and have a meeting with you about how condolent you were?

121:57Gosh, thanks for being so sorry for me, Mr. Ambassador to America, that I betrayed.

122:03Could I come and have a meeting with you?

122:10Um, that's a little suspicious. That's a little weird, Mike.

122:20Um, is there a recording of this meeting, Mr. Mike? Because seems like the kind of meeting that should probably be recorded. You probably shouldn't be meeting off the record with Israeli spies that betrayed the American government.

122:35Imagine if it was Jeffrey Epstein who betrayed America. And you're like, "I'm so sorry to hear about your wife, Galain. Such a great gal. Such a great gal. Sorry that she's dead." And Jeffrey's like, "Oh, man. Thanks for being so sorry for me, bud. Can I come have a meeting with you? Off the record.

122:52Yeah, no problem, bro. Let's meet for 30 minutes, 45. Who cares?

122:58You should probably record that.

123:03Just saying.

123:05Because you're meeting with a spy for an adversarial nation. And in this case, a spy that advocates spying on America on behalf of Israel, that advocates being adversarial, that literally advocates using nuclear weapons to defend Israel, literally advocates nuking America. Jonathan Per does, and we are going to watch those clips in just a moment. This [ __ ] met off the record with an Israeli spy that advocates for nuking America. But don't worry, cuz he wears a he's got an America flag pin on. Do you see my Do you see what what what flag is this? What flag is this, Tucker? You see this flag? That's the country I

123:44represent.

123:47>> He came to the embassy. I think we met for maybe 30 minutes. We had a nice, pleasant visit. The funny thing was the New York Times reported that it was a secret meeting. Tucker, if you've ever been to the US Embassy, you would know there's no such thing as a secret meeting at the US Embassy.

124:04>> Then I'm sure there's a recording of it, Mr. Huckabe. I'm sure there's a recording of your not secret meeting because here's the thing.

124:12If there's not, then yeah, it's a [ __ ] secret meeting. Then yeah, you exchanged secret words with an Israeli spy that we don't know what they are and we would all like to know, Mr. Huckabe.

124:24So, thank you very much. If you have a recording of your not secret meeting, we would love to hear it verbatim.

124:32And if there's no recording of it, then yes, actually that is a secret meeting.

124:35It doesn't matter that we all know what happened.

124:39We all know that they all met with Jeffrey Epstein, too. We all know that all that happened. Nothing's getting done about it.

124:47All kinds of secret meetings happening out here that we know happened.

124:52There cameras everywhere. You walk through Marines, you walk through security, you walk through the front office, and there's a dozen or more people that are going to check you out when you come. And before you get there, you're going to have to give us your passport information. and you're going to have to be vetted and screened and all of this stuff. So, the idea that it was secret, >> so they did all that stuff and they decided, yeah, let's let this [ __ ] Israeli spy walk in here and meet with Mr. Ambassador.

125:20That's almost weirder. That is a little bit weirder, dog.

125:27That's pretty [ __ ] weird.

125:31Why Why are we letting Israeli spies meet with you?

125:35secret was ludicrous. The whole idea is look, Jonathan Pard did something that was terribly wrong. Um, he sold secrets.

125:43He shouldn't have done it. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison and spent 30 actually was, I think, yeah, I think he was sentenced to maybe more than 30 years, but he spent 30 years in prison. Most people convicted of something similar, uh, which was one count, I believe, would have spent two to four, but he spent 30. I don't have a problem with him spending 30 because I think what he did was despicable. I'm not defending anything about what he did. But even people like the former director of the CIA, um, a number of other senators on the Senate Foreign Relations of the Senate Intel Committee said that he should be

126:23allowed to leave and move to Israel if he wanted to. So it to me was not as big a deal that I had this basically courtesy meeting. He wanted to thank me for being nice to him when his wife took him 30 minutes to thank you for being nice to him. Couldn't have done that over the phone. Couldn't have done that over a letter. Couldn't have done that in writing saying thanks bud. Appreciate it. Had to have a in-person off thereordcord meeting with the ambassador.

126:53That sounds a little suspicious, bud.

126:56No, that does not sound like a courtesy thank you meeting.

127:00>> I've died.

127:01>> That's pretty much the >> You advocated for his release when you ran for I remember it in 2011.

127:08>> Um I'm pretty sure that I've got that pulled up here.

127:16These are Pards of Pard being a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Um, this is a a compilation of Mr.

127:24Huckabe must compilation of Mr.

127:27Huckabe's finest moments. Uh, if the people of Egypt are really seeking for there to be democracy and for a level of freedom, >> this is from 15 years ago, so 200 11.

127:47That's wild.

127:48>> That's a good thing. uh but they can't have it by rioting in the streets and looting stores. That's not a good thing.

127:55And that does not lead to uh to a peaceful environment. Um I guess the main hope is that there's an understanding that any attempt to bring radical jihadism into Egypt and particularly into its form of government would take away the very thing that supposedly they're in the streets demanding. And I do just want to point out that the title of this is Mike Huckabe visits Israel says to free Jonathan Pard posted by the Jerusalem Post and the caption here is likely Republican presidential candidate spoke to the Jerusalem Post about hot topics like the Egyptian protests and troubled peace talks as seen on

128:36jpost.com.

128:38And I just want to point out the subtext here that remember that if Mike Huckabe, this avid Christian Zionist that to this day is still pulling water for Israel, if he was a likely Republican presidential candidate 15 years ago, who do you think was the ones deciding that maybe he could be a presidential candidate?

129:05It was Israel. It was the Epstein network. It was the Rothschilds. It was the Ahood Baracks and Netanyahus of this world. It was their networks that were all vetting all of the pro-Israel candidates that might be able to make the cut that they could install as the leaders of our country. That's the era that that was that we are still in today. And so if this man was a likely Republican presidential candidate as reported by the Jerusalem Post, just remember that he was a prime candidate for the highest position of Jewish honor on behalf of Israel. Now, he didn't make the cut in the end, but that doesn't mean that he's not still a

129:47high candidate for Jewish honor on behalf of Israel in whatever other positions they prepare for him along the way in the future.

129:56And right now he is the US ambassador to Israel and that's a pretty important position for him to be in.

130:07So maybe he didn't make the cut for president, top [ __ ] but he sure is still pulling his weight. And I just wanted to, you know, remember the context of all of this.

130:20>> That's their own freedom.

130:21>> Likely US Republican presidential candidate and Fox News talk show host Mike Huckabe is visiting Israel again to support America's commitment to Israel.

130:32He spoke to the Jerusalem Post about a number of hot topics like the Egyptian demonstrations and Huckabe added that US should free Israeli spy Jonathan Pard as a proof of America's friendship.

130:44>> So yeah, he was advocating 15 years ago that America should free this traitorous spy as proof of America's friendship to Israel.

130:56Hey, let's prove to them how friendly we are to them by freeing the guy that betrayed us on behalf of them. Because that's what friends do, right?

131:06Hey, while we're at it, maybe we should free Gain and send her back over there just to prove to them how friendly we are to them. Cuz they're such a good friend to us, right, Mike?

131:17H weird.

131:22>> Is there reason now? We don't need anything to reflect >> that we're anything but an absolute ally of Israel.

131:31>> This would send the right message to the rest of the world that America is not pulling back on its friendship and relationship with Israel. Uh but it is is accelerating and and making sure that we're taking every step possible uh to solidify those bonds. Huckabe said he is still undecided about a possible run for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012. The former governor is touring the Judea and Samaria regions and East Jerusalem alongside movie star John Voit.

132:01>> And while standing in front of the controversial Shepherd Hotel, Huckabe said he supports Jewish building in all areas of Israel in the West Bank, >> supports the illegal settlements. I I think that uh Jewish people have a right to build in their homeland and certainly that's uh you know something I would expect as an American to be able to uh live where I wanted to live in my country. I think the Jews should have the same opportunity to do that in their homeland.

132:28>> So this guy's been a piece of [ __ ] for a long time. Just to be clear, don't take Tucker's polite affect as indication that this guy's not a piece of [ __ ] >> Long before he had served 30 years. And I agree with you that there are a lot of people languishing in prison, you know, in our country and in this country, many countries, um, you know, for longer periods than they deserve. And I think it's a Christian impulse to to want to see them free. But this was the greatest traitor in modern American history who sold our battle plans sold our battle plans against the Soviet Union, our main enemy in the Cold War to the Israeli

133:06government, which according to our Reagan CIA director, Bill Casey, then gave them to the Soviet Union. So this was the most profound betrayal of the United States in my lifetime. Why advocate for that guy's release before he serves his full sentence?

133:24If that were the case in 2011, it would have been because I had a number of friends that uh suggested that he had more than served time and he didn't want to live in the US anymore. He wanted to live in Israel and uh but my association with him again I had never met him until I met him in Jerusalem at a hotel. That was the first time.

133:44>> The biggest non-answer [ __ ] ever.

133:48You had some friends that suggested that you release the spy. Yeah, you I bet you got some friends that are suggesting that Epstein is all good.

133:57I bet you got some friends that are suggesting that Epstein is a great guy.

134:02Don't look into Epstein. And I just had friends that said so. So I was like, whatever. Let's talk about something else now, please.

134:09Time I had ever encountered him.

134:11>> I'm friends with a million bad people when I've a meeting at his request. I did. And frankly, I don't regret it. I I've met with a lot of people over the course of the time I've been here and we'll meet with a lot more. Um, so while we're here talking about Jonathan Pard, let's just get a little context on who the piece of [ __ ] that we're talking about is >> reflect proportional justice. It reflected political vengeance. Plain and simple.

134:42>> You can't name a single person ever caught spying for an ally of the United States. Pop quiz. Who is this man?

134:51Pop quiz chat. Who is this man? Do you recognize him? Because oh boy, was I I I lost my mind when I saw this.

135:02I just pulled this out. This is an This is an old 60 Minutes interview. And this is your [ __ ] boy Allan the D. Allan the big ders.

135:13Here's the Here's the real question though, chat. Was Allan Dersawitz uglier back then or is he uglier today? Because it's a [ __ ] tough call, dude. It's a tough call, dude.

135:29Like, oh my god.

135:38Right.

135:39>> Say it's government who's gotten life.

135:41>> Alan Dersowitz, a Harvard law professor, was recently retained by Jonathan Pard.

135:46Jonathan Pard.

135:48>> Surprise. Alan Dersitz represents all the worst [ __ ] Jewish criminals in the world. Not just Jeffrey Epstein was is a spy. Absolutely. And he was justly convicted and justly sentenced to a term of imprisonment. That's what he deserved. But the idea that he should be treated as if he were a spy who had sold nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union, what did he do? He pleaded guilty. He fully cooperated. He helped the government in its damage assessment. He spied for a country which was an ally of the United States. He tr [laughter] he spied for a country that was an ally of the United States on [ __ ] the

136:28United States, bro.

136:35Allan Duchitz dog who by the way is in the Epstein files as working for the MSAD directly. He is in the Epstein files as being debriefed by MSAD directly.

136:50Just throwing it out there.

136:56Um, I just wanted to show you how atrocious this man looks in this one, but this is the real one.

137:03>> To the point where we are now, I mean, it's hard for me to admit this. We are now feeding our enemy.

137:11I mean, this has never happened in history.

137:15>> So, to be clear, this is grownup old Jonathan Pard after he's been set free, sent back to Israel, all done.

137:27And now he hangs out in Israel and he gives interviews where he says stuff like this before. And you have to ask why. And I don't want to hear this business that it's consistent with Jewish morality. It isn't. Anybody saying that doesn't know anything about Jewish morality at all.

137:47>> He's about to teach you about Jewish morality. By the way, >> well, I think also our leaders have had their necks in a vice grip by other countries who >> Well, let me let me give you an example of that. Um I was criticized very heavily for opposing the ceasefire the American imposed ceasefire in Lebanon on us and um I was told by certain people in the government look we didn't have choice because uh we were being threatened with a complete cut off of arms.

138:22So, I listened to this and uh the individual telling me this uh said, "You don't believe this or what?" I said, "Oh, I believe that the Oiden administration, as I called it, did threaten us." But I said, "You're mistaken if you think there's never a choice. There was a choice." He said, "Well, what is it? To have our weapons cut off?" I said, "No, let me bring you back to October 1973."

138:49He's about to describe what he thought that maybe if if America's going to threaten Israel with cutting off our weapon supplies, with giving us free [ __ ] gifts, maybe next time they threaten to cut off our [ __ ] gifts that they're giving us for free. Next time we should do this to them.

139:10During the Yam Kapour war when Henry Kissinger instituted an arms embargo against us, he he stopped the aerial resupply of our army at that point to extract uh diplomatic concessions from us. And what happened? What happened was um an A4 Skyhawk was parked at uh Telnorf air base with some interesting weapons under the its wings and uh we told the Americans take your eye in the sky and take a good look at the airplane that's on that runway.

139:51And the next day the airlift started.

139:56Just to be very clear, what he just did is he described a story where Henry Kissinger back in the day put an embargo on Israel to try to be like, "Hey guys, [ __ ] get in line, bro. We give you all this [ __ ] Get in line. Calm the [ __ ] down or else we're not giving you stuff." And Israel put a bunch of nukes on a plane, parked that plane out on the runway, and said, "Hey, America, go look at the plane. Use your little spy satellites and go look at the plane with the nukes on you know, the nukes that we don't have.

140:28Just imagine what we're going to do with that plane if you don't keep giving us free weapons.

140:34A and oh, magically the next day the arms embargo stopped. That will work so good. That's a great idea. Jonathan Pard is saying that that was exactly the strategy that Israel should be employing.

140:48They should be threatening everybody with nukes.

140:52But let's take it one step further, shall we?

140:57>> So, >> the guy that I was talking >> which airlift >> to the to Israel >> the arms airlift.

141:04>> So, in other words, we threatened their um >> we threatened to use unconventional weapons. I'll leave it at that. And so he said, "Is this what you're want us to threaten now?" I said, "Absolutely, except this time I want us to go forward with it if necessary. If they think we're bluffing, we go forward with it. Look in >> Wait.

141:25>> Yeah. Wait, wait, wait. Let's [ __ ] clarify what he just said. Let's clarify real quick what this Jewish spy that Mr.

141:33Mike Huckabe had a secret meeting with, who it's really not a big deal, just a friendly meeting with. This is what he thinks. He thinks that if Israel doesn't get its way, we should put a bunch of nukes on planes and Israel should take those planes with nukes out and say, "Hey, everybody get in line. and do what the Jews say or we're going to fly these nukes out and we're going to bomb you and Israel should be prepared to drop them. That's what Jonathan Pard thinks of America. That's what Jonathan Pard thinks of all the world that's not Jewish. This is a Jewish world and if you don't do what we say, we should nuke

142:08you. But don't worry, guys. The Samson option is just made up. It's just a conspiracy theory. It's just a lie. It's just a hoax.

142:17Jonathan Per's just making up crazy stories. He's just talking crazy. Like, >> some people might look at this and hear you saying these things and say he's a dangerous dude, you know? He's he he could >> No, he's pretty much just a Israeli.

142:34Just an Israeli. Pretty much just a an average Israeli at this point is what that seems like.

142:41I hate to say it, but um we've seen a few too many videos of Israelis being absolute effing psychopaths directly into the camera and the gig is kind of up. We kind of know what what's up now. That's that's literally just him being Israeli.

143:01So this is his warm welcome from Benjamin Netanyahu when he first returned to Israel.

143:10his real allegiance to Israel. He kissed the ground in Israel and is welcomed by his master >> when he was released from prison.

143:30>> Released from prison, sent right back to his boys.

143:39And I think I have one more clip.

143:43And this one, this one's just him whining about how how badly he was treated in prison, which is like, "Yeah, that sucks, dude. Your stories suck if that's what America was doing to you.

143:51That's unfortunate." Um, a little self-awareness for complaining as an Israeli Jew complaining about prisoners being treated badly and being raped and stuff. Oh, boy. The self-awareness is not on point, bud. Um, but I don't really care to subject you to hearing him whine. But I did want to just show you, you know, the treatment he gets now. He's treated like a [ __ ] celebrity in Israel.

144:15>> Drinking from Jonathan's favorite winery. And >> they're having a podcast. They're doing an interview with the famous Israeli spy Jonathan Pard. And what do we do? We're drinking wine. We're having wine in the Vine has started working with the Kabir Winery in the Samrian Hills near Alon Mor.

144:35I don't want to play their music.

144:37>> The Merllo today. Okay. Which John and I both happen to like be tasting the Merllo today.

144:44>> One thing is quite tough. Let alone growing it where could be correct.

144:52This guy's getting funded.

144:54He's getting all the perks. He's getting treated like a hero. He's getting the celebrity status. He's getting interviewed.

145:03He's got it all. He did his service. Now he reaps his reward.

145:11So, uh, Tucker Carlson, uh, maybe I should bring up the clip of Tucker bringing this up before I show the evidence to to back it up.

145:24>> That's it. So if you spell over in prison in Israel, sex offended government official who was caught trying to molest a 15-year-old girl.

145:35>> Oh well, now he's getting into um all the other good stuff that Israel has done for us. I think I might have skipped over the part where Tucker calls out the fact that Jonathan Pard famously called for all American Jews to spy on America for Israel. Jonathan Pard famously argues that all American Jews should actually just have allegiance to Israel and should all think about working for the MSAD and being ready to answer the call should it ever come, which obviously is just a conspiracy theory. It is just a crazy anti-Semitic conspiracy theory to think that the call for MSAD would ever come to an American

146:16Jew like Jonathan Pard who advocates that all Jews clherently have dual loyalty. In fact, they actually only have one loyalty which is to Israel.

146:31And it was a the interview where he made the exact claim that Tucker is referring to by my understanding was a print interview, not a video interview. He has made very similar claims in video interviews before.

146:45But you can find lots of reporting about that print interview and quoting him on that. American Jury has one major problem. They consider themselves more American than they do Jews.

147:01If you don't like the accusation of double loyalty, then go home. He said, Jonathan Pard said, "Go back to Israel because that's where Jews belong."

147:08According to Jonathan Pard, it's as simple as that. If you live in a country where you are constantly under that charge, then you don't belong there. You go home. You come home. If you're outside Israel, then you live in a society in which you are basically considered unreliable.

147:21The self-awareness is so low, it blows my brains out, dude. The bottom line is on this charge of dual loyalty is I'm sorry, we're Jews and if we're Jews, we will always have dual loyalty, he added.

147:35His words, not mine.

147:38Man, man, I wonder why people around the world would be worried about the dual loyalty question. Jonathan Pard, geez, headscratcher.

147:52Why is everyone around the world worried about the dual loyalty thing, Jonathan [ __ ] pard?

147:59It's a mystery. I didn't pass algebra, so I don't really understand why they would be so worried about it. But o, if they're worried about it, I guess that we should just lean into it harder and spy on America for Israel.

148:17That's Jonathan Pard for you. That is Jonathan Pard. So, just wanted to bring that up a little bit, just make a mention of it.

148:29Um, I'm not sure if I'm going to go back to my document or go this way >> and get a better sense of it. Um, so I want to ask you, everyone I've talked to >> No. So, that's the Jonathan Pod one queued up.

148:40Um, killing of Christians, the biblical, right?

148:45>> Okay. Why don't we do genetic testing on everybody in the Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I got I got to hype this one up a little more before we just jump in like that. We got We got to We got to preamble this one a little bit because oh my god, this part is so [ __ ] good. To the Lebanon border and uh Israel did have control of the Sinai.

149:06They gave that >> what I'm saying because it's a very famous court case.

149:11>> The right of return has to do with your mother, your grandmother. It has to do with family ethnic.

149:18So this part, all the parts, this whole interview is so topsyturvy with Mike Huckabe just wrapping his answers into pretzels of logical inconsistency, of Jewish supremacy, of absolute Christian cuckery that um you really can't pull any one clip and get the actual fullness of how [ __ ] this thing is. But we're trying to try our best to kind of skim through it a little bit and get the gist of the whole thing. But I really, you really should just watch the whole thing for yourself because he tr Tucker tries to get Mr. Huckabe to describe exactly who has a right to this land and why does he think that for like 35 minutes

150:07and Mr. Huckabe just keeps going back and forth and back and forth and [ __ ] tying it all in. It's just like what are you even saying bro?

150:16>> There's a lot of sure ethnicity is a big part of the right of return >> to make aliyah to come to Israel to live here.

150:24>> Then if I if both of your parents are Jewish and you have an ethnic right to land you are one of Abram's descendants but you convert to Christianity. How is it you don't have the right to return?

150:35I'm totally confused. But I know a number of people who have returned as Christians but have Jewish history.

150:42>> Are you saying that Jews who convert to Christianity have a right a legal right to return? Cuz I >> I know that they do whether when you say do they have a right to return do they prove >> it's a it's a legal category as in any government by their family history their grandmother their mother and there are many aspects of that. I've read it. I think >> I know that these are people who are Christian and they came here made aliyah. They had Jewish blood, Jewish history.

151:14>> They were Christian, Messianic, but they came here and they were welcomed here.

151:20>> And they were given full legal rights.

151:22Absolutely. And a passport. So, so clearly that's not it's not true that you invalidate your right of return by converting to Christianity. That's just false.

151:31>> I'm not aware of that. I I know that there are a number of Christians here. I go to church with Christians every week here.

151:37>> Of course. But do you have a right to come and say, "I am an ethnic Jew, >> even though I practice Christianity.

151:44Therefore, I have every bit as much right to move into a settlement in the West Bank or into East Jerus or anywhere."

151:51>> I'm sure that all the Jews in Israel believe that. I'm sure they're all really down with that. I'm sure that they would love to have you Christians.

151:57I want Galilee anywhere because I am returning to the land of my forefathers of a legal right in the state of Israel even though I've converted to Christianity. You're saying that's true.

152:08>> I'm saying I know people who've done it now. Can Can I >> I'm saying I'mma avoid your [ __ ] question because I'm busy doing Hosra and you're [ __ ] really asking a question right here and it's getting a little uncomfortable. So let me do the whole grandpa thing.

152:23>> Tell you what the law specifically is.

152:25I'm not sure because it's really a Christian. I'm not I don't have any Jewish roots. So therefore, I cannot quote you the law. If you want me to do that, I'll look at >> Well, it really matters because you're saying, in fact, people in the United States are being called anti-semites.

152:40>> A lot of them, including me, because they somehow don't believe that Israel has a right to this land.

152:48>> Do you think Israel has a right to this land?

152:50>> No. You haven't defined what the land is and you haven't defined who Israel is.

152:54So I really don't know.

152:55>> No, it is the land they're living in now. The borders that they have.

152:58>> The borders are moving. The borders have moved in the last year.

153:01>> What do you mean the borders have moved in the last?

153:03>> Well, they they are the 1967 borders.

153:05I'm including, you know, the the >> East Jerusalem and Jerusalem.

153:11They move every year because they keep stealing Palestinian land in the West Bank and starting new illegal settlements every year that are illegal under every read of every version of all international law that Israeli leadership basically is just like, "Yeah, we're just going to ignore all that because [ __ ] it, because we want all the land." Just to be clear.

153:30What are the borders of Judea and Samaria? Well, you basically take the Jordan River and it's west of the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea to the Lebanon border and uh Israel did have control of the Sinai. They gave that to Egypt.

153:48>> They had control of it, >> right?

153:50>> They gave it away in 1979 in the peace agreement.

153:53>> Um but okay, >> so we whatever you call it, the land that was taken from Jordan in 1967, you call it Judea and Samaria. There's a significance to that that I don't fully understand. I'm not against it. I don't know what it it's the biblical 80% of the Bible happened in the Judea and Samaria.

154:12>> We've also establish that the Bible gives Jews the right to occupy the land from the Nile to the Euphrates. So I'm very confused by why we've shrunk the land and why we're dis >> Israel has shrunk the land. They have made that decision. That's why they gave away giving away a lot of things.

154:34Abram's descendants are the ones who have the right to have this land.

154:37Correct?

154:38>> Yes. Okay. Why don't we do genetic testing on everybody in the land and find out who Abram's descendants are?

154:44It's really simple. We've cracked the human genome. We can do that.

154:49[ __ ] yeah, Tucker. [ __ ] yes.

154:54I'm not sure I've ever heard Tucker say something that I loved hearing more.

155:05Why don't we do genetic testing and figure out exactly who has a genetic lineage to this land? Mr. Huckabe.

155:15Hey, Ben Shapiro. Why don't we do genetic testing to figure out exactly who has a genetic lineage to the descendants of Abraham? If you're so biblical about the whole thing, wouldn't that be great to know who the descendants of Abraham are?

155:34Wouldn't it be great to know just how connected to the land Benjamin Netanyahu is?

155:43Wouldn't it be great?

155:45because then we could put all of the anti-semitism to rest at last and we could find out who the real Semites are.

155:55But it's a little weird that um genetic testing is basically outlawed and it's so incredibly hard to get done and no one ever does it in Israel despite the fact that that being the whole biblical case for Israel.

156:11[ __ ] yeah, Tucker. Yeah, that is the real question. Let's listen to it one more time, please. Because that's just music to my ears. And his face when he says it, he knows it.

156:21>> They gave away.

156:22>> Now, now's the time for giving away a lot of things.

156:28>> Abram's descendants are the ones who have the right to have this land.

156:31Correct?

156:32>> Yes.

156:33>> Okay. Why don't we do genetic testing on everybody in the land and find out who Abram's descendants are? It's really simple. We've cracked the human genome.

156:40We can do that. Do you think Ben Shapiro is a descendant of Abraham?

156:46Do you think that the Rothschilds are descendants of Abraham?

156:53Do you think Ahoud Barack and Jeffrey Epstein and Leslie Wexner are descendants of Abraham?

157:02Yeah, we all know why they don't want to do genetic testing.

157:10>> Why don't we do that? Would you be against doing that?

157:14I I have no idea what that would prove.

157:17I mean, >> you're not very smart, are you, Mike?

157:22You're not very smart.

157:24>> It would be. What do you mean? What it would it would prove who Abram's descendants are and who has a a right to live here and who doesn't according to the theology that you yourself just explained. And so, I'm very confused as to why we don't do that. If you believe the theology that you've just explained to me, >> would we do that all over the world and everybody?

157:43>> This is the only country in the world that you've said has this covenant with God that this pe which by the way is [ __ ] That's complete retardation. Um, obviously, and by the way, since when are we forcing your religion onto other people's [ __ ] lands and [ __ ] but but aside from all of that, let's take his professed religious beliefs, you know, as they are, and let's just hold them accountable to their own [ __ ] belief systems.

158:09>> People have a moral and legal right to the land.

158:13>> What about people who convert to Judaism? Would they have a right? Well, you've just you've just said >> I mean there are to Judaism. So >> you just told me >> they can make aliyah. They may not have >> You've just told me that it doesn't matter. You told me moments ago. Trying to keep track. Okay.

158:30>> That it doesn't matter whether or not you believe in God or whether or not you practice Torah Judaism or rabbitic Judaism, which is something else that I I don't even know if we should I don't even know what that means. But it doesn't matter whether you're quote a religious Jew or not. What matters is that you are part of the Jewish people to whom God gave this land that extends from the Niles to the Euphrates. And so if you believe that, wouldn't you want to know with a burning passion who those people are? And because of science, we can now know who those people are. So why aren't we finding out?

159:09I guess you could propose a DNA test for everybody who comes here, everybody who lives here. But the point I'm comfortable with secular nation states where it's none of this is done on the basis of blood.

159:20>> I'm uncomfortable with that. I'll just say that.

159:22>> But there are people who may not have bloodlines but who have converted to Judaism.

159:27>> Are they going to be able to live here?

159:29Are you going to kick them out?

159:30>> By your standards, they can't live here.

159:32You just said that they have a right to live here because God gave them the land because they're the descendants of Abraham.

159:39>> They're the descendants of Abraham. But if they're the spiritual descendants of Abraham and they've now decided that they're converting to Judaism, then do they have a right to live in Israel? I Well, there's a Well, Mr.

159:52Hakabe, see, I'm going to decide that I'm the spiritual descendant of Abraham, and I'm going to need a 0% interest loan, please, like the rest of the tribesmen. Um, I'm going to need some free healthcare like the rest of the tribesmen. I'm going to need like a recommendation to go to Harvard, maybe a job at a bank. Um, maybe some help with the stock market. I could really use maybe some elevation in political circles. I could use some of that bot that sweet sweet bot juice that you guys got floating around on X because you see I'm spiritually descended from Abraham, bud. Um I I could use a house, too. If

160:27you guys could steal some land for me, I I would I would really love to have a house because see, I spiritually feel like I'm descended from Abraham, bud. Um is that how it works?

160:40Is that how it works?

160:43because we didn't watch the clip earlier. I don't know if I'll be able to find it where Tucker rightly points out that like, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

160:53Like, are we talking about religious Judaism? Are we talking about like ethnic Judaism? Because Benjamin Netanyahu is not religious. The founders of Israel were atheists. They weren't religious. So, obviously, it's not about being a religious Jew. So, is it about being an ethnic Jew? And the answer is, "Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's about the blood of Abraham." Right. Right. Well, yeah, but like they're all from [ __ ] Poland.

161:18I we've we've got to have it. We We've got to have um Is it not in here? It's got to be in here. Genocide Christians in Israel.

161:31Pard. Pard.

161:34Um, no, it's not marked.

161:49But, um, we'll see if we can't snipe it.

161:52>> Wants to have peace in. They're not trying to take to have a homeland where they have security and safety. Did you believe that the Jews have a right to live in Israel? Do you believe the Jews have a right to live in Israel?

162:06>> I >> that would be a Zionist. That's all a Zionist is.

162:09>> I have a million questions about what all of those terms mean.

162:13>> Yeah.

162:14>> But conceptually, I wish Israel no harm.

162:17I don't want to see I'm very >> You want them to have a a a place where they can live with safety and >> so I I saw this recently in an extreme.

162:27>> They live all over the world with safety and security by the way. Just wanted to point that out. They're the most protected class in this [ __ ] country.

162:34Just wanted to point that out.

162:36>> Really telling exchange between the lieutenant governor of Texas, who I know and I've always liked. And she said, "I'm a Catholic, but I'm not a Zionist."

162:45And [clears throat] they have this ferocious exchange. And he kept saying, and everyone on the panel seemed to keep saying, "You have to believe in Israel's right to exist." Which I never kind of questioned just for the record. But it did raise two questions I think are really important and I hope you'll answer them. One is where does that right come from?

163:04>> I would say it comes from essentially you could say it comes from the Bible. I would say that it does, but it comes also from a long iteration of historical precedents going to the Balffor Declaration of 1917, which was the Rothschilds purchasing a [ __ ] country with a bunch of war deals using their influence on nations to choose who won the war.

163:32That's what the Balfur declaration was is it was the Rothschilds using their banking powers to purchase the [ __ ] country.

163:40Historical precedent. It comes from the League of Nations 1927. It comes from the United Nations 1947. The Declaration of Independence of the Israel State in May of 1948. Pay attention because he's describing how vast and powerful this Jewish world order that has built this is.

164:00that has culminated in things like the Epstein trafficking network that has culminated in the current state of America being ruled by this tiny little New Jersey country over there that's just a helpless little nation.

164:14>> They were immediately attacked. They won the war of country.

164:18>> I was there simply means somebody who >> have a right to exist to exist. Well, no, but I want to know what that means.

164:24So, like do other countries have a right to exist?

164:27>> Well, they do exist.

164:28>> Do they have a right to exist? You keep saying Israel has a right to exist and I want to know what other countries have >> a legal right.

164:36>> They go back and forth on this question.

164:38Tucker presses this question for like a solid 25 minutes or some [ __ ] and and Huckabe has nothing. Obviously, he literally can't even say, "Yeah, yeah, every country has a right to exist." He later says, "I mean, yeah, they have a right to exist, but if they if they can't defend themselves, then they lose that right."

164:58[ __ ] what?

165:00Um it gets so convoluted >> connection to the history and connection to international law.

165:05>> But Israel I think does have international law my so if again >> no but but let me finish this as a million evangelical Christian script God.

165:13>> Yeah.

165:14>> So if I believe in the old and the new testament I do believe >> that there is a very specific call to the Jewish people that started with Abraham and he called him out of what is now modern day Iraq. said come where I send you looks out of time. There have been people living in this land >> connected to that moment of history.

165:38>> So there is a historical connection [clears throat] broken.

165:41>> I you've said that and I want to ask you what that means a little more specifically if that's okay. But first let me just say that you could say the same thing of Britons who've been there in their land longer.

165:51>> Is anybody trying to tell the Britain they the Brits they can't live there anymore?

165:55>> No. What's happening is >> but they are saying that to the Jews.

166:00>> They get into the whole replacement migration thing.

166:03>> But here's what I I don't think you're >> I think it would be fine if the state of Israel took over all >> Yeah. This is the important part.

166:09>> You're saying he that it's entirely fair for me with respect to ask what land are you talking about? Because I just read Genesis 15 as I have many times >> and that land I think it says from the Nile to the Euphrates which is once again basically the entire Middle East.

166:25So God gave that land to his people, the Jews, or he didn't. You're saying he did?

166:32What does that mean? Does Israel have the right to that land? Because you're appealing to Genesis. Yeah. You're saying that's the original deed.

166:43>> It would be fine if they took it all.

166:47>> Whoops.

166:50You were doing so good, Mike.

166:54And then you just said the quiet part out loud.

166:59Yeah, it would be fine if the Jews took it all.

167:03No problem. That's the American ambassador's position.

167:08It would be fine if they took it all.

167:10Let's just one more time to that land because you're appealing to Genesis.

167:14Yeah. You're saying that's the original deed.

167:19It would be fine if they took it all, but I don't think that's what we're talking about here today.

167:25>> That's what they've been talking about for almost my entire lifetime.

167:30If you haven't read the Clean Break Report, if you've never heard of the Greater Israel Project, this plan spans way back.

167:42Spans back into some pretty anti-semitic conspiracy theories, too, in case you were wondering. would be fine. Well, it's exactly what we're talking about today.

167:50>> But, but here's what I I don't think >> I think it would be fine if the state of Israel took over all.

167:54>> They don't want to take it over. They're not asking to take it over.

167:58>> But you're saying that the reason they don't want to, >> right? Yeah. Mhm. That's why they're fighting a sevenfront war with all of those countries right now.

168:12That's why they're doing regime change and putting in their puppets in all of those countries. That's why they're blackmailing everybody to allow them to do so.

168:24>> Right.

168:24>> Reason that Israel is legitimate, has this inherent right to exist is becau in part because God gave it to his people >> and I am going to the same Bible that you're referring to and noticing that that is a huge piece of land. So if God gave them that land, then they have a right to take it now by your definition.

168:42Unless I'm missing something. I think you're missing something because they're not asking to go back to take all of that. But >> they've never asked for anything. They just go and take it by manipulation, blackmail, murder, extortion, starvation, genocide.

169:01Who cares? They just do it because if they're if I don't steal the land, someone else will steal the land.

169:07Quote that one Israeli fatso.

169:11Does anyone know his name? Does anyone know that guy's name? Classic clip.

169:16Classic clip. If you don't know the clip, I I'll I'll pull the clip. I'll find the [ __ ] clip. It's just I I know that someone out there in the a I know that 99% of you guys have seen the clip, but I know there's at least one person out there that hasn't seen the clip.

169:40Okay, you got to see it. If you don't know, you got to see it.

169:46>> Jacob, you know this is not your house.

169:48>> Yes, but if I go, YOU DON'T GO BACK. SO, what's the problem? Why are you yelling at me? I didn't do this. I didn't do this.

169:54>> It's easy to yell at me, but I didn't do this.

169:59>> Yakob, no. No, Jacob, we need we need the whole video. Yakob, give us the whole video.

170:10You are stealing my house.

170:12>> And if I don't steal it, someone else is going to steal it.

170:15>> No. No one. No one.

170:20>> And if I don't steal it, someone else is going to steal it. No. No one is going to steal. No one is stealing it except for you.

170:27You're stealing it.

170:32So yeah, if you have not seen this clip before, consider yourself.

170:38I was going to say educated and then I was like, uh, consider yourself JP, settler pill, Israel pilled, consider yourself goyam.

170:51But at least now you're educated.

170:54Yakob thinks that if he doesn't steal it, someone else is going to steal it.

170:59To be clear too, I Jacob might be from America. If I remember correctly, chat, can you correct me if I'm wrong? Is Yakob from Israel? Because I don't think YaKob was from Israel originally.

171:13Because if you didn't know how the settlements work, how the right of return works, you can be an American Jew like Jeffrey Epstein who has the right of return based on your heritage and you can go to the Israeli government and say, "Hey, I want a house in one of the settlements." And they will help you move from America into a stolen house on Palestinian land in the illegal settlements. and some [ __ ] from New Jersey can go and just take a Palestinian home. And they've been doing this for decades against all international law, against the condemnations of all civil rights groups of everybody.

171:56You can join the IDF and you can go shoot the Palestinians before you take their homes just for fun. And a whole bunch of the IDF are actually Americans that just want to go shoot Palestinians.

172:08Women, children, doesn't matter. and then take their homes because if they don't steal it, someone else is going to steal it.

172:16So, just a quick tangent about Yakob just to, you know, let you know, consider yourself educated on the meme.

172:28They are asking to at least take the land that they now occupy, they now live in, they now own legitimately, and it is a safe haven. That's that Hosbra seeping in again. He's got good Hosbra training.

172:43You slip in that word legitimately every time to try to infiltrate the mind of the listener to think it's legitimate.

172:49It's not legitimate. It was never legitimate.

172:52No, it was purchased by the Rothschilds.

172:56It was stolen via terrorism.

173:00It was armed with nukes via theft. And it's been protected by blackmail the entire time for Well, may I ask though as because you're appealing, you're explaining what Christian Zionism is and your theological beliefs >> and I [snorts] think you just said it would be fine with you if the state of Israel took all of all of Syria, all of Lebanon.

173:22>> That's that's really not exactly what I'm trying to >> That's actually exactly what you just said, bro. That is exactly what you just said. And they go back and forth on it for like 20 more minutes. That's how all of these exchanges are where Tucker asks him a really pointed question and they go back and forth on it for like 30 minutes doing all this hos [ __ ] mind controls twist twisty pretzels and it doesn't make any more sense by the end than it does at the beginning and often he contradicts himself five different times. Although at least in the case of the genetic question he gets him to go

173:53on the record saying that would be fine.

173:54It's like why doesn't someone propose doing genetic testing? I don't know, Mike. Maybe someone should [ __ ] propose doing genetic testing on all the Jews in Israel to figure out where they're all from.

174:06Excuse me. I'm [snorts] I'm allergic to [ __ ] and I have a feeling that we just stirred some up with that question.

174:16Don't you think?

174:18I have a feeling that all these Polish immigrants that all these Lesie Wexners probably aren't from the Levant.

174:30You know, all these [ __ ] that get sunburns when they go out in the sun for five minutes if they don't put on a bunch of sunscreen, they're probably not from the Leavant.

174:44I don't think your skin evolves that fast.

174:50So the chat is saying Mike Shekeleby.

174:55I don't think they even pay him any shekels. I think he just does it for free. I think he was born this way. Some people are just born [ __ ] actually.

175:08Um which was for Israel. We they could have and and they could die now. And that's a real >> last year when we never had war. Why do we have war? We're about to have one with Iran, it looks like. How many Americans do you think will die in that war?

175:22>> Just bam. Just bam. Bam.

175:26>> I hope none. None died last year when we uh participated in the 12-day war. Not one. You said 20,000 would die. And they didn't.

175:34>> I said could. And they could have. And they could die now. And that's a real risk.

175:38>> How many boots on the ground do you think the US has supplied for Israel over the course of its life? He really asked this question thinking that it's going to be a gotcha.

175:48How many boots on the ground has Israel suppi has America supplied on behalf of Israel, do you think?

175:54Well, gee, Mike, I'm glad you [ __ ] asked.

175:58>> How many times have we put soldiers on the ground for Israel?

176:01>> Well, we had the Iraq war um which was for Israel.

176:05>> Literally the entire global war on terror.

176:08The entire global war on terror. Not just the Iraq war.

176:13Okay, ask the Green Beretss that have seen the tiny mud hut where Osama bin Laden allegedly planned 9/11 with no cell service, no contact, no internet.

176:32We all know that Osama bin Laden did not plan 911 in some mud hut in the mountains of Afghanistan. We all know that Osama bin Laden didn't plant bombs in all three of those towers, including building seven, which you never like to talk about. We all know that Osama bin Laden wasn't running the Jewish spy cells that were spying all across America in advance of that. And then the Israeli moving companies that were found with explosive residue in their trucks that were found taking videos of the collapse and dancing and celebrating.

177:11We all know that that wasn't some random [ __ ] terrorist cell that planned it from some mud hut in the mountains of Afghanistan. And we all know who was actually behind 911 at this point.

177:24And we all know, at least if you've studied any of this history, if you've actually asked any questions for yourself, if you've done any amount of independent research digging for yourself to ask these questions and find these answers, it's pretty freaking obvious that the entire global war on terror was actually the clean break report, which was actually all on behalf of Israel, planned out by Israel. The cause was given to us by Israel with the terror attack. And then the justification for going into these places was given to us by Israel with the bad information that they gave to us about the weapons of mass destruction

177:58that did not exist. That came the WMD accusations about Iraq that came from Israeli intelligence and it was all fabricated and then it was pared through Israeli mouthpieces and it was all fabricated.

178:12So yeah, actually Mr. Huckabe as an American, as a millennial American, I am 33 years old today and every single [ __ ] boot on the ground in my lifetime, basically has been on behalf of Israel. When you really think about it, who has America had any genuine reason to go to war with in my lifetime except on behalf of Israel?

178:37Had the global war on terror never started, would any of this war ever happened? probably not.

178:47So that's just how I feel as an American.

178:52So I'm glad you asked, Mr. Mike Huckabe.

178:54I'm really glad that you asked. How many boots on the ground have we actually had on behalf of Israel?

179:02And I did just figure maybe we would just maybe we would just check back in with our boy BB.

179:07>> The deadline for attaining this goal is getting extremely is extremely close.

179:12And Iran, [snorts] by the way, is also outpacing Iraq in the development of ballistic missile systems that they hope will reach the eastern seabboard of the United States within 15 years.

179:23>> By next spring, at most, by next summer, at current enrichment rates, they will have finished.

179:31>> Look at how gay he looks with his little stupid chart, too. They will have finished. Look at my bomb. It's a bomb and it's almost full. This is how dumb he thinks you are. And and to his I mean to be fair.

179:47America did it. We went to all of their wars for them. The medium enrichment and move on to the final stage. From there, it's only a few months, possibly a few weeks before they get enough enriched uranium for the first bomb.

180:06>> That's a long few months. the foremost sponsor of global terrorism could be weeks away from having enough enriched uranium for an entire arsenal of nuclear weapons.

180:18>> That would place a militant Islamic terror regime weeks away from having the file material for an entire arsenal of nuclear bombs, >> says the militant Jewish terror regime that has an entire arsenal of bombs, nuclear bombs that they stole from us.

180:37If not stopped, Iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a very short time. It could be a year. It could be within a few months, less than a year.

180:48>> Yeah.

180:51>> International terrorism. If you take away the Soviet Union and its chief proxy, the PLO, international terrorism would collapse. If you take out Saddam, Saddam's regime, I guarantee you that it will have enormous positive reverberations on the regime.

181:08>> Obviously, we'd like to see a regime change, at least I would, in Iran, just as I would like to see in Iraq. The question now is a practical question.

181:15What is the best place to proceed? It's not a question of whether Iraq's regime should be taken out, but when should it be taken out? It's not a question of whether you'd like to see a regime change in Iran, but how do >> there any other nations that you would recommend that the United States launch preemptive attacks upon at this point?

181:33>> By the way, what the [ __ ] kind of question is that, bro?

181:37Why are you asking the prime that I think he was the prime minister of Israel at the time? Maybe this was when he was in his hiatus, actually. I forget which years he was not prime minister.

181:48Why are we asking Benjamin Netanyahu who we should launch preemptive strikes on?

181:52>> Uh the answer is categorically yes. Uh the uh the two nations that are vying competing with each other who will be the first to achieve nuclear weapons uh is Iraq and Iran. But a third nation by the way is Libya as well. Libya is trying >> none of them have ever had nuclear weapons except for Israel by the way >> very rapidly to build an atomic bomb.

182:14Okay, >> this is 24 years ago.

182:1724 years ago >> so you have here now three nations >> all stand together to stop Iran's march of conquest, subjugation and terror.

182:28>> Iran's march of conquest, you know, Iran that's fighting a sevenfront war, expanding their territory every day.

182:35Iran, you know, Israel has killed more Americans than Iran has.

182:40Just throwing that out there.

182:44Israel has killed more Americans than Iran has.

182:48Actually, [applause] Israel's also trafficked more of America's children than Iran has.

183:04They've also stolen more of our money than Iran has.

183:11So >> I know that no matter on which side of the aisle you sit, you stand with Israel.

183:26Yeah.

183:30>> Weapons.

183:32And this is a tyrant who >> and in more complete form this was the testimony that he gave encouraging the war with Iraq in 2002 right before we went >> is feverishly trying to acquire nuclear weapons.

183:47And today the United States must destroy the same regime because a nuclear arms Saddam will place the security of our entire world at risk. is simply not uh reflecting the reality to assume that Saddam isn't feverishly working to develop nuclear weapons as we if you take out Saddam Saddam's regime I guarantee you that it will have enormous positive reverberations on the region.

184:20>> Yeah. So it was in his interim years he he was at the time he was the former Israeli prime minister.

184:26This was when Ahud Barack was the prime minister.

184:30>> Principles of state, the three L's, location, location, location. The three principles of winning the war on terror are the three W's. Winning, winning, and winning. The more >> Wow. Oh boy, dude. Someone hire this [ __ ] to write your speeches. Can Could you write the slogan for my next business, BB? Winning, winning, and winning. The three W's of counterterrorism.

184:51>> More victories you amass, the easier the next victory becomes. The first victory in Afghanistan makes >> How about the three Bs of Israel?

184:58Blackmail, blackmail, and blackmail. The more American politicians you blackmail, the easier it is to blackmail the next American politicians.

185:06And pretty soon you got them all blackmailed. It's just so simple.

185:11>> A second victory in Iraq that much easier. The second victory in Iraq will make the third victory that much easing his regime will do.

185:23Because Saddam's nuclear program has fundamentally changed in those two decades. He no longer needs one large reactor to produce the deadly material necessary for atomic bombs. He can produce it in centrifuges the size of washing machines that can be hidden.

185:40>> Completely just made up. just completely made up. Just [ __ ] lies >> throughout the country. And I want to remind you that >> where are these washing machine nuclear reactors? We we could probably use them for some free power. I'd bet if we had washing machine nuclear reactors, Benji, we could probably reduce the energy dependency on the Middle East.

186:04That'd be awesome. Can we have some of these washing machine nuclear reactors that you speak of that Iraq developed in a mud hut somewhere in the mountains of Afghanistan?

186:16>> Iraq is a very big country. It is not the size of Monte Carlo. It is a big country.

186:25And I believe that even free and unfettered inspections will not uncover these portable manufacturing sites of mass death >> because they didn't exist because he made them up.

186:43We already watched that. There's Lesie.

186:45So just wanted to take a quick detour for Israel. How was it for us? Well, because it was a retribution against 911. Now, was it the best idea?

186:56>> Was Was Iraq involved in 911?

186:59>> Our government thought so.

187:01>> Why are 911 documents still classified?

187:03>> I have no idea.

187:04>> Should they be unclassified?

187:06>> I think so.

187:06>> All of them. Right.

187:07>> I have no problem with that.

187:08>> Me, too.

187:09>> I like transparency. I like sunlight.

187:11>> I hope you I like the FBI files about the dancing Israelis, Mike Hakabe. Um, maybe we should read those.

187:17>> Call for that.

187:17>> I like free press. I like free speech.

187:19>> I totally agree.

187:20>> I really >> see. You can't be a Zionist and like free speech. Actually, Mike, I like all of that.

187:25>> But if no, if there was no con I've never seen I'm open to anything, but I've never seen any connection between the government of Saddam Hussein, the secular ba'ist government of Saddam Hussein and the terror attacks of 9/11.

187:37>> I don't know that there were I don't know.

187:39>> Right. So >> So I'm not sure, but I don't know how why was that Israel's fault? Well, Benjamin Netanyahu, now prime minister, of course, exerted lots of pressure openly on the US government to take out to regime change the Saddam government.

187:52I was there. It was in Washington and um and they complied. I don't think there's any way to read it. I don't >> Do you think Israel leads the US and pushes them and tells them what to do?

188:06>> Yes, Mr. Huckabe. We all do. Actually, Mr. Cuckabe, the entire American public is waking up to the fact that yes, that is exactly how it works.

188:18And sorry, Mr. Boomer, you're supremely out of touch if you don't realize that.

188:25That's where all the anti-semitism is coming from is from the realization that we're actually ruled over by a bunch of blackmailed billionaires that are being blackmailed by a Jewish cabal of sex traffickers that are working on behalf of Israeli intelligence to control our nation and to pull them into wars and all that stuff. And it's worth noting, it's worth noting that Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking operation was in its heyday during 9/11 and during the war on terror, right when all of these decisions were made.

189:01And I can't help but think about all the memes going around right now, all the reports going around right now about how the Epstein documents that were released seem to have a gigantic crater of no documents being released for the years surrounding the 9/11 terror attacks. And that's a little weird because there are documents in there, emails to Glain Maxwell the week after the 911 attacks that are awfully suspicious.

189:33And then two years later when they're pushing for the 911 commission, she gets an email saying, "Hey, do you want to be on the shadow 911 commission? They're putting together a shadow 911 commission. Golain Maxwell, do you want to be on it?

189:53I don't think it's in my Epstein canvas.

189:55It's Las Vegas.

189:58I think it's in this one.

190:05Leon Black's art collection.

190:08Did I save it? I made everything too big in this one, so I can't find things as easily.

190:16Um, let me look one more place. Steve Bannon stuff. The Whoopsies stuff.

190:24Claims of murders.

190:26[sighs and gasps] Now, I might not have saved it in any of my web canvases, actually, although the Leon Black art collection stuff is really interesting.

190:39Um, [snorts] yeah. So, we got some questions about 911 and it's because we all know what really happened.

190:57It's because we're all waking up.

191:00So, let's just see if there's any last Let's watch this part. similar related >> however many when >> attention with you you feel like that we do too much for Israel we're getting nothing from it >> and I ask you how many >> no I don't think we're getting >> how many boots on the ground >> has the US placed on behalf of Israel another instance >> however many went to Iraq we did that for Israel >> no I don't think we did >> you said we did it because of 911 >> so they went over US justification for it >> but it wasn't 911 so what was the actual reason Well, that's the US government told us it was for 911. They told us

191:40that they were part of it, that they had weapons of mass destruction.

191:43>> They knew they had nothing to do with 911. Obviously, there's no evidence. So, what was the actual Israel was not in that component, but Israel had >> no influence on our decision to invade Iraq. That's not what the people who made the decision say. They say Israel.

191:56>> Well, let me get back to the point.

191:57>> Gave us that information about the fake weapons of mass destruction. Where do you think that question was? Came from >> BB. How many How many >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Huckabe was like, "Actually, let me change the subject."

192:07Hey, stop talking. Stop talking. Let me change the subject. I would love to change the [ __ ] subject, please.

192:15Yeah.

192:17Yeah. So, um I think that that's probably just about enough. We've talked about Jonathan Pard. Let's just um let's just close out one more time.

192:26>> Why don't we do genetic testing on everybody in the land and find out who Abram's descendants are? It's really simple. We've cracked the human genome.

192:33can do that. Why don't we do that? Would you be against doing that?

192:40Why don't we do genetic testing on everybody in the land of Israel and just just take a gander at who really has this alleged biblical right to the land of Israel?

192:52[ __ ] yeah, Tucker. Yes. 100%, bro.

192:57So, um, that is just a tiny fraction of the news that has been happening today, that has been happening this week.

193:11Just a tiny fraction. We've been going for three hours now. And I think it's just about time that we turned off the main stream, that we called it a close for the night, and that we moved over to the kicking it to the kicking it chitchat time over on kick.

193:27So, in a moment, we're going to do that.

193:30But lastly, just real quick, one more time, I just want to really quickly again shout out Web. And if you're just getting in here, um I just want to uh pop into the corner here and show you Web. I'll put on the full screen and reannounce that. If you don't know, web is the tool that me and my team built that allows you to have just regular conversations in plain language with the entire document set of the Epstein files. And we're currently working on loading in all kinds of other cool data sets too, well beyond the Epstein files. And I will say that we are including, for example, some of my favorite inclusions are the dancing

194:08Israeli files, the Israeli art students files, just just just a couple of the many, many, many. Don't worry, not all the files are anti-semitic, just those ones. But what web lets you do in general with any document set is it lets you ask a normal question. In this case, we're querying the three and a half million Epstein files.

194:30And you could ask something like, uh, describe Lesie Wex Wexner's relationship with Israel and show me examples of his foundations, charities, and businesses interacting with Israelis or uh organizations.

195:00um based in Israel.

195:06[snorts] And when you do that, web will start examining the files based upon your natural language prompting. It'll show you everything that it's doing. If you want, you can check on in this in this case right here, it brought back all of these documents. Once it's done with its whole query, you can actually click on these as links. They'll turn red, and you can see every single document that it pulls back. You can see all the work it's doing, all the things it's thinking through. It's now looking into Ahoud Barack, looking into the the network of Ahood Barack, Wexner, and Epstein.

195:37It kind of pulls all the research together and then it starts writing out its response in natural language for you so that you can understand it in plain English with sources cited. While [snorts] it's still working, the sources don't come in yet. And when it finishes, the sources link in red so that you can open the primary sources for yourself.

195:56They're all listed here on the left in the original organizational structure that they came in in the original file set.

196:03You can read the documents for yourself in original form linked to your queries.

196:08It will not go out into the internet and do its own research to come up with solutions and answers out of the blue.

196:13It won't hallucinate. It will just reference the files in your document set and give you answers with citations that you can check for yourself. This one question that I just asked gave me all of this explanation with five sources there, six sources there. Nice simple one. Want to ask another one? You could grab one of its suggested questions. You could ask more questions, expand the chat. It's the absolute [ __ ] It's so freaking fun. So, if you want access to it, um, go to the web.io. That is thewb.io.

196:49Click dive into the files and we no longer have a password gate on it. Now it's an open beta to anyone that wants to play. I have personally funded the tokens that are in there right now. Um because I want you all to get to use it for free. I wanted to try it out. I didn't want the beta testers to have to pay for it. Um it does cost money in the back end. The all this AI is it costs money. It's a bunch of compute. So it will once the open beta is done, it will flip to a subscription model and that will have all sorts of extra data sets loaded in there. You'll be able to do all kinds of cool [ __ ] with it. I cannot

197:20wait. Um, and then we are going to open source it and allow people to download it for themselves and play with the code, see the code, do their own things with it, except for sell it. Um, [snorts] so it's a freaking party over here. Go get into the web. Uh, play with the string miniame just for some funsies.

197:35Just connect some dots, connect some strings, give it a give it a whip and a whirl just for fun.

197:41And, uh, see see what see what you come up with in the doc in the documents for yourself. That way, any old person can understand these documents. Any old person can do the research. Anyone can understand exactly who Epste worked for, exactly what he was up to, exactly what's in the files for themselves. And if the DOJ keeps deleting files out of the documents, don't worry because we've already got them all and they're already there and they're not being deleted from our databases. So, that is hopefully my gift to the world, our team's gift to the world. Hopefully, it helps everybody understand what was

198:14really going on and helps everybody share the information. Um, yes, chat, that is correct. I love my life. I would never hurt myself. I'm very careful. I'm very happy. Um, and I'm just a dude reading files that was published by our own government. I'm just a dude that's just trying to help the government be transparent. They say they love transparency. They say they love giving out files. I'm just trying to help them give out files because they seemed to give them out in a way where you couldn't download them, where there was millions of files and you had to open them one by freaking one.

198:43and they effed up all the redactions.

198:45They effed it all up. So, I figured I'd help out. So, I'm help I'm helping. I'm just helping out. So, go help out by digging through them for yourselves and stating loud about the world's largest child sex trafficking ring that was being used to blackmail the American government on behalf of you know exactly who.

199:04Yeah.

199:06Um, one last shout out as well.

199:10I just want to give one more shout out before we close to the buyer app web is designed and built by the exact same team that built the buyer app. Both of these are transparency apps that'll help you get information for free. Um download the buyer app for free on the app store and the Google Play Store and you can scan anything in the grocery store that has a barcode and it'll tell you who actually owns the company that's producing that product so that you can know where your money's going because most of it is going to mega corporations that are owned by the same financial cabal that controls the rest of the

199:38world. And if you use the buyer app to find founder and family-owned companies instead and give your money to founder and family-owned companies, you'll support American businesses or local businesses in your country because buyer works all over the world. And you will help stop the money flow up to the giant corporate cabal and you'll help retain money flows in local communities supporting real people, real businesses, real products. So go to buyerapp.com.

200:04That is builtapp.com or search for bu apostrophe r on the app store. Download it for free. Give it a fivestar review. We just hit the 100,000 user mark. We're very proud, very stoked on this project. And we've got another big up update coming soon as soon as we get web dialed in and out to the public.

200:22So those are my ads for the night. Just running ads for my own [ __ ] because we don't do any ads for anybody else because f them. That's why. Because f them. Lots of great companies out there.

200:34I just don't I don't want your money. I don't need your money. We ain't going to take your money. Whatever the whatever the Trump quote is back before we knew, right?

200:43So, that is our show for tonight. Thank you for tuning in to Free Speech Friday.

200:49Thanks for being here. Um, thanks for paying attention and staying loud.

200:53Thanks for caring about sovereignty, caring about children, caring about the truth. Um, thanks for supporting me.

200:58Thanks for liking and subscribing and sharing this content with other people.

201:02And just remember always remember always at the end of the night that there's all this horrible stuff going on in the world and it is largely all these intelligence agency games, all these organized crime operations, all these SCOPs. A lot of it is out of our control. But we are if you're American, you you're an American and you're you're part of the nation. You are a nation of Americans. And it is up to you to be the best American you can be. And the same is true of everyone all around the world is that if we're going to change the world, we don't just need to hold the pieces of [ __ ] to account. We also need

201:36to be the best people that we can possibly be. So be sure to drink some water, eat some healthy food, do something good for yourself, like get outside, get some activity, get some exercise, get stronger, get healthier, get happier, tell people you love them, build strong bonds and community, be a good person, do nice things for other people, okay?

201:56and uh together we'll all make the world a better place. So, thanks for tuning in. On the other side of the outro, we'll be hanging out on Kick. If you want to come over to Kick, that is cancel Ian Carol on kick, kic.com, not kic.com. And we'll be continuing the show over there. And if you've been having a great time for three hours and that is more than enough for you, thanks for tuning in. Have a great night and I will probably see you this weekend.

202:19>> Conspiracy theories [music] are entering a >> information is the oxygen of the deoxy.

202:24There's so [music] much evidence out there that even if less than 1% is true, that will be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.