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00:00:00 Hold on.
00:00:47 Yes, yes.
00:00:53 Norton, move, we.
00:00:54 Get.
00:00:56 Goodnight.
00:01:05 I'm I'm.
00:01:08 Find the right.
00:01:32 Orange, orange.
00:01:52 They don't want to play with you. I'm kidding. Kidding.
00:02:26 It's you.
00:02:36 In the morning in the sun, making friends with everyone.
00:02:43 In the morning.
00:02:45 Making friends with everyone.
00:03:33 A child who arrived just the other day, he came to the world and the you. You were away, but there were planes to catch and bills to pay. He learned to walk while I was away and he was talking for I knew it.
00:03:48 And as it grew, he'd say I'm gonna be like you.
00:03:52 That you know, I'm gonna beat like you.
00:03:57 And the cats in the title and the silver.
00:04:02 The man in the moon when you're coming home. Daddy don't know when, but we'll get together. Then you know we'll have a good time, man.
00:04:22 Turn 10 just the other day, he said. Thanks for the fall. Back tomorrow, let's play. Can you never throw? I said, not today. I got a lot to do, he said. That's OK. And then he walked away. But.
00:04:36 Smile never did. That's it. I'm gonna be like him. Yeah. You know, I'm gonna be like him.
00:04:44 And the cats in the cradle and the Silver stone.
00:04:48 The little boy.
00:04:49 Man.
00:04:51 When you coming home, Dad, I don't know when we'll get together. Then you know we'll have a good time.
00:05:08 Well, it came from college. Just the other day. So much like a man. I just had to say, son, I'm proud of you. Can you sit for a while? He shook his head and he said with a smile. What? I'm feeling like that is the power of the car keys. See you later again and have them, please.
00:05:28 And the cats in the cradle and seal the spoon, little boy who and the man. And when you're coming home, son. I don't know when we'll get together.
00:05:39 And that, you know, we'll have a good time, man.
00:05:59 I've long since retired my sons.
00:06:01 Moved away, called him up just the other day.
00:06:06 I said I'd like to see you, if you don't mind, he said. I'd love to, Dad, if I can find the.
00:06:13 You see many jobs are hassle and the kids have the flu, but it's your nice talking to you, dad. It's been your nice talking to you.
00:06:24 And as I hung up the phone, it occurred to me he grown up just like me.
00:06:30 My boy was just like me.
00:06:35 At the cats in the cradle and soon whistled little boy knew the man. When you're coming home, son. I don't know when, but we'll get together. Then we're gonna have a good time there.
00:07:13 Welcome to the Insomnia Stream.
00:07:18 Incredible journey edition.
00:07:21 I'm your host, of course.
00:07:24 Devon Stack. Hope you're having a good.
00:07:25 Week.
00:07:26 Hope you had a good weekend. I had a unusual weekend for those of you.
00:07:31 That.
00:07:32 Might have seen the news.
00:07:34 Churro has returned.
00:07:38 Churro returned. And I don't I I I've been trying to figure out like where he could have been.
00:07:43 Because it doesn't make any sense.
00:07:45 I'll tell you what happened.
00:07:49 It was like 334 in the morning or something like that.
00:07:53 On.
00:07:55 I think Saturday.
00:07:58 And.
00:08:00 Well, I guess technically Sunday, right? I didn't stream because I had some stuff I had to do and I was my sleep schedule though I couldn't. I was trying to sleep that night. I couldn't.
00:08:10 And I'm up.
00:08:11 And I thought I heard him meowing at the door.
00:08:16 For those of you don't know.
00:08:17 He.
00:08:18 Churro the cat has been gone for about 5 months. I was trying to figure out I was like, I think he laughed.
00:08:26 Like end of February.
00:08:28 End of February, maybe early March cause I didn't tell you guys right away like he was gone for like a month, maybe two months before I even told you guys because I was. I kept thinking, yeah, he'll be back. And then after that.
00:08:40 I.
00:08:40 Was like, he's not coming.
00:08:40 Back. So he's been gone for like 4 or five months.
00:08:44 And I hear them meowing, I've heard like.
00:08:48 I'm so used to hearing it that, like I've heard it when it wasn't there like a couple of time.
00:08:52 Times.
00:08:53 So I hear them meowing and I'm like God.
00:08:56 There's my there's my crazy brain playing tricks on me again.
00:09:02 And I I.
00:09:03 Kept.
00:09:04 Doing what I was doing and then I heard it was like, no, that's fucking.
00:09:07 That's got to be him. But I was like, maybe it's maybe.
00:09:10 It's like the neighbors cat or something.
00:09:12 I open up the door.
00:09:15 And there he was.
00:09:17 And I'll tell you, it took me a second to really know that it was him, though. His he was so skinny like he was. So he was pretty chunky when he left like he was, he was started. He was starting to look a little round when he left.
00:09:31 And this was like.
00:09:34 I don't know if you guys remember when he first showed up.
00:09:37 And while I was calling him Ghost Cat, right, he was super skinny when he first showed up. He was skinnier than when he first showed up.
00:09:46 And I was like holy.
00:09:47 Shit. Churro. I open up the door.
00:09:50 And he runs into the house to where the food goes.
00:09:55 And so I plopped some food in in a bowl for him, and he ate four cans. Four.
00:10:02 Of food.
00:10:03 And drank like half a water dish.
00:10:07 And was acting kind of like nothing like, you know, aside from being really hungry and thirsty and skinny.
00:10:16 He wasn't acting weird. He wasn't acting, you know? Not like it was just like he was like, nothing happened.
00:10:24 And I was like, OK, I guess you're back now.
00:10:28 So yeah, I guess he's back. He.
00:10:30 Was.
00:10:31 He's been uh, sleeping all day under my bed.
00:10:36 And then at night he goes out and like, you know, I just, I put him out.
00:10:41 Maybe like an hour ago. And he's been coming back. You know, it's like it's literally like nothing happen.
00:10:48 So I'm trying to figure it out though cause I was like OK well.
00:10:52 If a boomer stole them because that was one of the, that was one of the theories, right? I.
00:10:56 Was like well.
00:10:58 He's not necessarily dead. I thought he was dead.
00:11:02 I thought he was dead for sure. I thought coyotes got him and I was just like, alright, you know, it's it's going to happen. But the other theory was well, you know.
00:11:13 It's possible.
00:11:15 That because there's all these boomers that come out here in their RV's and stuff, and they spend the winter in the desert, and then they they leave when it starts getting hot.
00:11:26 And that's about when he disappeared was when the boomers were starting to leave.
00:11:31 So I thought, well, maybe a boomer got him and stuck him in their RV and drove off, and now he lives with boomers somewhere.
00:11:40 I don't know how that.
00:11:41 Would be the case though.
00:11:43 Because he was. He was so, so skinny, so skinny.
00:11:48 And so then I started thinking, well, I don't know, maybe, maybe, maybe it's like, you know, the incredible journey, right? Like, maybe he did get kidnapped by boomers.
00:12:00 And then just like that, that Disney movie, right? He he found his way back. But then I was like, oh, that wouldn't make any sense, though in the desert, right. They would make sense almost anywhere else. But the desert, you know, like he could live off.
00:12:13 Of.
00:12:14 Of stuff like rats and mice and shit. But where is he going?
00:12:19 To.
00:12:19 Find water like how's he? How's he going to be traveling? You know, even like 50 miles through the desert without there's gotta be water. You know, he he would just fucking die.
00:12:30 So yeah, that doesn't really make sense, you know.
00:12:33 I don't think that he went to live somewhere I nearby because of how skinny he was.
00:12:44 Because he would have come home to eat food. Right, like.
00:12:47 This.
00:12:48 This cat was really hungry when he got when he.
00:12:49 Got.
00:12:50 Here, and if he was.
00:12:52 You know, just if he was just on vacation, like if he was having a walk about, you know, or whatever, you know, he's on his little spirit quest.
00:13:00 He would still want to eat. He'd still show up and eat the food.
00:13:04 Even you know and and and there's been times where he's done that where, like you don't see him for like a few days and they shows up eats.
00:13:10 A bunch of food and you don't see him for a few more days, right?
00:13:13 This is like four or five months.
00:13:16 So I don't know, like all I can come up with is maybe he somehow got taken kind of far, but not like super far. And he finally made his way back. I don't know, because it doesn't make any sense. It's been really hot for a while. Like, it's not like, oh, he was out being a Tomcat spreading his seed.
00:13:37 For the spring, which he's, you know, he's done that before, right? He's been gone almost a month, I think, before. And it was around spring time. So, you know, like the timeline kind of matches up. But yeah, as soon as it starts to get hot, he comes back and it's been triple digits now for over a month. So.
00:13:54 I I don't know. I don't know what to.
00:13:57 Make of it.
00:13:58 But he's back.
00:14:01 And I did. I'll tell you what. While he was sleeping under my bed.
00:14:06 I grabbed his phone.
00:14:08 And I looked through his images to see what he was up to.
00:14:12 And this this mic, this mic clue us in, I found us on some of these videos that show.
00:14:18 Kind of a little story about what he's been up to this whole time. So I think maybe I've cracked the the the case.
00:14:36 I.
00:14:36 He was in Gaza, he was in Gaza this whole time.
00:14:49 Back on the street to my time back on my feet and is built to survive.
00:14:54 Watch out. I think that's IDF. I think that's IDF. Watch out, Cheryl.
00:15:04 So many times it happens too fast. You change your passion for glory.
00:15:15 All the dreams are you must fight just to keep them alive.
00:15:39 Tiger.
00:15:55 Do we take to the streets?
00:16:05 Fight.
00:16:11 Survivors.
00:16:19 Of the tiger.
00:16:27 There's an article about Churro. He was mistaken for a.
00:16:32 Mountain Lion apparently no, but this is. This is the first for. This was the. This was moments after he showed up.
00:16:40 As soon as the Sun came up.
00:16:42 Uh, you can see his belly is.
00:16:45 Very large. It's not because of.
00:16:48 Of Ethiopian belly. That's just that's that's the four cans of cat food.
00:16:54 That went into him. You can see it. But look how skinny he is.
00:16:58 Yeah, he's a little funked up like he's a little scratched up, but like, he's come back a lot worse than this, so he's back.
00:17:06 Cheryl is back and.
00:17:09 You know he that's the other thing too. It's like wherever he was, he's not psychologically damaged from it.
00:17:20 So I I don't know. I don't know what to think about it. I've never heard of a cat being gone that long. And again, this isn't like the city, right? Like, there's not a whole lot out here. And what there is out here is pretty far. And when I have, I've seen them go.
00:17:38 Two, I wouldn't. I mean, I don't. It's not really a town, but like, I guess what would qualify for in town around here? I've seen him down there before.
00:17:47 And for the last long time, I've driven through that area looking for him because I knew where he would go and he's never he's and you would usually.
00:17:54 See him, right?
00:17:56 And I haven't seen him.
00:17:57 And and wherever he was.
00:18:00 And he dropped, like, half his body weight. He wasn't getting.
00:18:02 Fed.
00:18:03 So I'm pretty sure whatever his situation was, he was living off the land.
00:18:07 He was eating.
00:18:10 Rats and mice and stuff to stay alive.
00:18:14 Maybe bunnies. He's dragged entire bunnies into the house before.
00:18:20 So he does kill rabbits.
00:18:22 And dismembers them I found I have found shredded rabbits in the backyard. So he's. Yeah. He's a capable hunter.
00:18:30 He's capable of. It's just the the water thing is the big question mark.
00:18:35 You know, if it wasn't for like the like, there's there's just not, there's no.
00:18:40 There's no water source that goes from like my place to, well, really anywhere. There's there's there's no water source out here.
00:18:48 So yeah.
00:18:50 Charles back. So I guess look forward to him interrupting streams and meowing. I think right now he's on a good schedule because of the hot weather. So he as soon as the sun goes down, he wants to go outside and then he shows up complaining around dawn. So and then he goes and sleeps under the bed all day. So I.
00:19:10 Think I think that's.
00:19:11 That's been the routine since he's been back.
00:19:14 So maybe he'll leave the streams alone for a little bit. But yeah, aside from being maybe slightly more plaintiff and whiny slightly when he left, he is.
00:19:25 He's basically the same so.
00:19:28 Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what to make of it. I don't know what to make of it. Maybe you guys have some theories.
00:19:34 But I very surprised, very, very surprised. I thought he was a goner and and I thought best case scenario he was kidnapped.
00:19:45 So I don't.
00:19:45 Know.
00:19:46 I don't know what to make of it. Maybe he's uh.
00:19:50 Maybe he's working for Mossad now. Maybe he's I haven't. I haven't thoroughly checked him for listening devices yet.
00:19:58 But yeah, he seems relatively healthy. I'm sure he'll with at the rate that he's eating, he'll probably fatten up.
00:20:05 And be back to normal pretty quick here. He's he's already eaten.
00:20:11 A lot like he's been eating about four cans of of food every day since he got back. So, and that's all he does. He eats and then sleeps. And then.
00:20:22 Goes out at night and does whatever he's doing right now. So anyway.
00:20:27 It's good news, though, right? There's a little white pill, a little bit of a white pill, churros, back chiro's not dead.
00:20:34 I guess I can get some new churro merch. I got to get a new merch provider I still haven't received a lot of the stuff that I ordered, so I'm assuming you guys are.
00:20:45 Going the same ordeal. I'm. I'm. I'm I'm I gotta e-mail. I'm just like, what the fuck, guys, what? What's going on there?
00:20:51 But you know, we'll we'll get. I'm going to get another another thing set up. I I just.
00:20:57 Haven't had a chance to to do that, but yeah. And maybe, maybe, maybe. I just say fuck it and go with like, a mainstream one until we get canned and then switch and just keep hopping around from provider to provider provider.
00:21:11 But uh yeah anyway.
00:21:14 So.
00:21:16 What are we going to talk about tonight?
00:21:19 What are we going to talk about tonight? So one one of the topics of conversation.
00:21:25 That I've noticed really over the last couple of days, or at least as I've you know, I've popped on to to X or Twitter or whatever and engaged a little bit in some conversation, especially as it relates to.
00:21:40 Tuckers late August 2nd to last guess now, but one of his guests from last week that came on and talked about Epstein and people who are. I feel like this comes in waves, where people start thinking that Tucker is magically based because he says white people.
00:22:00 And now he's magically based because he has martyr made on to talk about Epstein.
00:22:08 And it's. I don't understand why it's so difficult to to for people to to.
00:22:16 See what's obvious to me.
00:22:19 In that first of all there, there's, it's not like Tucker is leading the charge.
00:22:25 In any of these instances.
00:22:28 It's not like.
00:22:29 In fact, whether you're talking about Tucker, Charlie Kirk, any of these people that like a lot of people are like, oh, look, they're based now they're magically based, they're they talked about Israel.
00:22:38 And it's like well.
00:22:40 None of these people are leading the charge.
00:22:43 None of these people are on their own saying, hey, you know what? I've noticed that there is this Israeli influence.
00:22:51 In our government.
00:22:53 It's they're being forced to address it.
00:22:56 They're being forced to address it. They're being dragged kicking and screaming.
00:23:02 To a place where they must talk about it or they'll sound insane.
00:23:07 Like it's it's it's at a point now like they.
00:23:09 Ignored it for.
00:23:09 Years for years, in Tucker's case decades, they ignored this stuff. Stuff that he that he was very well aware of and now magically he's talking about it not because he's like, yeah, sweet the Overton Window has shifted. I can talk about this stuff now.
00:23:28 Motherfucker's been independently wealthy his entire life. He could have talked about it whenever he wanted to.
00:23:33 And he didn't. He didn't. In fact, he avoided talking about it. In fact, he demonized people that did talk about it, and it's not because it's now socially acceptable, or at least in a way, I guess it is, but not in the way that people think. It's more because he is forced to address it.
00:23:52 And Tucker, like many of these people, are professional gatekeepers, and this is a term that gets thrown around a lot.
00:24:00 But I don't think people fully understand that this is actually like a A there. There is such a thing as gatekeeper theory. It's like an actual thing. It's not just some Internet term that dissidents have come up with that that sounds catchy about ohh, you know, like it conjures up like it's it's a good. It's a descriptive name, right? It does.
00:24:20 Conjure up an image of of someone like a bouncer hanging out outside of the gate like oh, you know, policing the information that goes in.
00:24:28 Out of the gate. And that's. Yeah. It's in a way. That's what it means. But I thought I would explain a little bit more in detail what that means and then we can go over part of that interview and and see how it applies. Now, for starters, let's take a look at who came up with with gatekeeper theory.
00:24:49 Ah.
00:24:50 Ah, who's this? Who's this fine gentleman here? Oh, oh, it it's Kurt Lewin. You say? Kurt Lewin, the German Jew, the Marxist German Jew from the Frankfurt School that fled Nazi Germany.
00:25:11 Yes, yes.
00:25:14 That is the.
00:25:16 Inventor of gatekeeper theory.
00:25:20 Kurt Lewin was a psychologist.
00:25:24 A member of the Frankfurt School that dissolved and you know when Hitler rose to power and they fled to, well, first he went to England and then ended up in the United States. And in fact, while he was in England, he cozied up with the Tavistock Institute.
00:25:44 And gave theories that he had in terms of how to manipulate people to the Tavistock Institute, that they, and then in turn turned around and used on their own soldiers to influence and sign up their own soldiers.
00:26:04 During World War 2.
00:26:07 He is considered the founder of social psychology.
00:26:11 And was one of the first to study group dynamics.
00:26:15 And organize organizational development. Basically, Psyops this guy is the the you know, the the father of Syops in some ways.
00:26:26 So uh, he's he's, you know, he's been around a long time and obviously he's he's dead now. But the gatekeeper theory concept came out in 1943. The origin was he worked for after it's it's isn't it funny how these Jews.
00:26:44 By the.
00:26:45 Way.
00:26:45 They they flee Germany. They flee Germany because the Nazis are tired of Jewish Jewish subversion and they they immediately they get almost seamlessly.
00:26:58 Just go right to the the very top.
00:27:02 When where you know whether he's when he, when he first went to England and he's cozying up with the Tavistock Institute, like he's immediately just embedding himself into the the, the, the upper upper rungs of the the social ladder in England. And then he comes to America and does the same thing.
00:27:21 Works at a I believe. What is it? Cornell University. You know, Ivy League schools immediately embeds himself in into Ivy League schools and starts working for the government.
00:27:35 And in this case, where he came up with gatekeeper theory, it was the United States government was trying to figure out how to sign up.
00:27:48 Americans into changing their diet so that it would be more in line with the war effort. So in other words, trying to get Americans to eat garbage, food that was easy to manufacture, to be compatible with the rationing.
00:28:09 That was going on during World War 2.
00:28:12 And So what he did is he was again like weird, right? He just shows up. He just shows up.
00:28:19 And now he's Xiaoping Americans. This Jew, this German Jew just shows up. And next thing you know, that the United States government is paying them to sign up Americans.
00:28:29 He studies how these decisions are made, how Americans decide what kind of food.
00:28:36 They're going to put on the table and his research shows that the, the, the wives, you know, this is, of course, before feminism was in full swing. So he discovers that wives are basically the ones that are making the decisions. They decide for the entire household.
00:28:56 And for wealthier households, it's maids. But it's it's usually a a, a woman young to middle, middle-aged woman who's deciding for the whole family what what is purchased and what everyone.
00:29:12 And so she was considered the gatekeeper. She was the gatekeeper that would decide what food got into the house and what food didn't. And there were different things that she would use to determine what what kinds of food she would purchase and put on the table.
00:29:31 And so his job was to try to figure out, well, what are those things that determine that, that decision making process so we can mind fuck her into picking different shit.
00:29:41 And and so that's what that's where it origin.
00:29:44 Stated.
00:29:45 So that's that's how it starts off. It's this theory that, you know, you have any kind of system, whether it's a system where food is going to a table or whether it's information going to the public any time you have a system where there's any kind of flow, there's always these.
00:30:06 I guess junctions or bottlenecks you could say, or a decision maker decides they. They almost act as a filter and then it goes on from there. That research was was was in the 1950s to the 1970s was then apply.
00:30:21 Provide to, well, mass media 11 research paper they they basically looked at newsrooms to see what a a news editor, how, what their decision making process was when they decided what they would publish and they would have all these.
00:30:43 These stories come down on the wire and only you know a tenth of these stories would actually end up in the newspaper.
00:30:51 And so they did a study where they would they analyze the process like what kind of was it, you know, was it how much of it was personal bias of the news director, how much of it was maybe just there wasn't enough room in the newspaper for a particular article that was too long or.
00:31:10 Or maybe it was it was a a an article about one of the advertisers. And so we can't publish that. You know that particular piece. And so they apply, it's it, it it might seem like a pretty simple concept but.
00:31:26 And it and it is, you know, but this is this was this was how it was. It developed very slowly developed in the in the the business of disseminating information.
00:31:40 And so they came up with with all these theories about what gate, what, what influences gatekeepers, what kinds of effects their gatekeeping.
00:31:52 Add this extended. They extended the framework to apply to, you know, bigger theories like media influence theory, agenda, setting theory, framing theory, new selection bias, propaganda analysis, very Jew heavy field.
00:32:13 This field, by the way, uh public relations, political messaging.
00:32:19 And as soon as this this research became.
00:32:25 More thorough, I guess. And they had a better understanding how all this worked. It was. It was just a matter of time before companies started using this research to advertise. And of course, politicians began using gatekeeping theory in order to control narratives, and they would control the narratives by choosing who the gatekeepers.
00:32:44 Were.
00:32:45 And suppressing certain voices that were not favorable to their their political.
00:32:56 Advancement.
00:32:57 And the yeah, there was various ways they could do that. Obviously, they could control it through access, they could control it through by just owning the newspaper and hiring, you know, whoever it was that was making, you know, whoever the gatekeepers were.
00:33:10 But yeah, we all kind of understand though that there are there are a lot of professional gatekeepers out there that are that come from think tanks, media outlets, spokespeople for for the administration. You know like when you watch the the White House briefing room that's you know that's the gatekeeper for the White House.
00:33:32 And so that's that's pretty fucking.
00:33:36 Standard nowadays is. There's always a system in place where they actually plan how they're going to get keep the information that gets to the public. Now what? What are some of the tactics they use? OK. And what are what are maybe some of the benefits, like how might someone actually use gatekeeping?
00:33:56 Well, in the case of someone like a Tucker Carlson.
00:34:00 Uh, you could use gatekeeping as a way of legitimizing outrage, while at the same time containing what the solutions for that outrage are.
00:34:14 So in other words, if you're Tucker Carlson, you're a member of the ruling class. You are someone that benefits from the system. I mean, you've you've got generational wealth like, like most people, will never, most people can't even imagine.
00:34:27 You know, he comes from the Swanson family. He, you know, we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars.
00:34:32 And so he benefits by maintaining the status quo. To some extent, no matter how bad your neighborhood gets, that's not even gonna touch Tucker Carlson's world. And he is going to be infinitely rich no matter what. I mean, almost no matter what he does, he have to really fuck up to lose all that money.
00:34:53 And by the way, same thing goes for his children. All of his children are going to be rich.
00:34:59 And never really have to worry about where their money comes from and what neighborhood they live in. So they're relatively insulated from all of this stuff that they pretend to be very concerned about. What would really fuck them over is if there was any kind of major change to the system because they are.
00:35:20 In a very comfortable spot in the in the hierarchy. So if the hierarchy got overturned, that could be potentially one of the few ways that the Carlson family would lose their money.
00:35:32 OK.
00:35:33 So it it it, he has a motivation to let you be mad about stuff.
00:35:39 But to to limit the solutions to solutions that are within the system because he benefits from the system.
00:35:48 Existing in the way in the in the form that it it it, it exists today so he can give you a a, an outlet to voice you know your your populist anger about immigration, you know about cultural decay.
00:36:05 About corporate overreach.
00:36:07 And even even elite hypocrisy. Oh, those damn elites. You know that. And he can try to act folksy like he really gets it.
00:36:18 But he'll never advocate.
00:36:20 For any kind of system threatening action, he'll never advocate for any kind of revolution.
00:36:27 Larry policy, let alone any kind of actual revolution, any kind of revolutionary action, in fact, in his book he that's his. That's like his whole MO. His book is is precisely that. It's a warning to the other members of the ruling class that, hey, the poor people are starting to get mad at us because we haven't been good.
00:36:47 Stewards of this system.
00:36:49 And the wealth inequality is getting a little bit ridiculous and living conditions in the slaves quarters aren't so great, and we're gonna have a slave uprising. Alright. It's gonna be like the American version of Haiti, you know, it's this. We're going to have an issue. The pitchforks are gonna come out. That's literally his book. His book Ship of Fools is a warning to the other members of the ruling class.
00:37:09 That hey, we got to maybe maybe throw a little more table scraps on the ground or else we're gonna get bit.
00:37:17 And so that's that's that's what controls.
00:37:20 Tucker Carlson when he talks about this stuff, he's not. He doesn't relate to you. He doesn't live in these neighborhoods. He does. He's not affected by immigration. He in terms of, like no one's no immigrants gonna come in and take his job. That's not going to happen. The cultural decay, he probably doesn't care a whole lot about and to the degree that he does.
00:37:41 He's insulated from it. The corporate overreach stuff. How is that going to affect him? Some of that stuff might be corporations he's invested in, and as far as the elite hypocrisy goes, those are his friends.
00:37:55 You know in in fact, in this interview it's kind of annoying. He's talking about how he lived down the street from John Podesta and he had heard about the basically the pedophile art on the wall and just thought that, oh, that was just like in bad taste. It was just, you know, but he didn't. He didn't put it together. And it's just so he he's he socializes with all these.
00:38:15 Horrific people that everyone's passed off.
00:38:18 Yeah.
00:38:19 And and look, he we we've seen the.
00:38:24 The emails to Hunter Biden like he socialized with Hunter Biden. There's the Speaking of Pizza gate, there's the piece in the Washington Post. I believe it was where they were talking about comic Ping pong and and all the weird artwork and stuff on the walls. He lived down the street.
00:38:39 From Comet Ping pong, he used to eat there all the time. He's in that article having pizza with Donald Rumsfeld, so these are.
00:38:46 Like his boys.
00:38:47 These are people that he hung out with. He's he's in the club 100.
00:38:52 So he'll let you have a voice and and and get it out of your system, but he's never going to advocate for any kind of system threatening action, any kind of revolutionary action. And he's going to keep the the discourse about what should be done within.
00:39:09 The Fox News version of the Overton Window. I know he doesn't work for Fox News anymore, but you know this. It's he's gonna stay within the same realm of acceptable speech that would have been allowed on Fox News. He hasn't fundamentally gone off the rails since he left Fox.
00:39:24 So he'll let you, you know, vilify certain elites, you know, like Biden is bad or, you know, whoever is the bad guy, that maybe isn't really useful to him. You know, someone that like Obama, for example, Obama is pretty much irrelevant. We can talk about Obama all day long. He can have that guy Larry Sinclair.
00:39:45 And do a whole episode about how Obama smoked crack with him.
00:39:49 He would have done that while Obama was still president, but once Obama is not president anymore and really kind of politically irrelevant, then he can talk a lot of shit about Obama because people still don't like him. They like to feel like they're being.
00:40:01 Heard and yeah, Obama.
00:40:02 He's a, a, fagot and he did. He smoked crack with you know Larry Sinclair in the back of a limo and yeah, that's all great. Would have been great if you talked about that.
00:40:10 Before the election in 2008, but you know, whatever, right. Same thing that right. It's based like what Trump's doing now. Right. Like now all of a sudden he's talking about Crooked Hillary again. Like, OK well, you could have locked her up. Couldn't you? Like after you won the election in 2016?
00:40:25 You could have done something Trump right. You said you were gonna do something. Lots of people, including myself, voted for you because we thought you were going to do something. Or at least there was a chance.
00:40:35 And you didn't. And so Trump kind of does the same sort of thing, right? He lets people get it. You know, you yell about Obama and and post memes about Obama and an orange jumpsuit and talking about Crooked Hillary now that it doesn't fucking matter. And and we all know he's not going to do anything. So it doesn't really fucking.
00:40:53 So he can talk and or you can he can talk in broad strokes. Right. He can say things like, oh, the the liberal elites, the liberal elites are bad or Silicon Valley, you know, not not really naming names, the intelligence community, you know, all the intelligence community then he's definitely not a part of. Right.
00:41:13 Definitely, definitely doesn't come from an intelligence community family.
00:41:16 But he's never going to critique capitalism, I guess as a system.
00:41:24 You'll never critique specific individuals that are relevant and have any kind of of actual power or or or recommend any kind of radical change that would that would alleviate any of these problems. In fact, I I don't think that he would even advocate putting Obama in jail.
00:41:44 Or or any of these people. I don't know if we'd have to see or if he did, he would do so knowing that it was never gonna fucking happen.
00:41:52 OK, so you have so you have.
00:41:54 That.
00:41:55 He let it in a way. It's like, you know.
00:41:57 It's like the pressure valve kind of a thing.
00:42:00 And but really, he's there to allow you to talk about things while policing where the line is. He draw. He's the one that controls where the line is. He can he can define where the line is and and channel the anger away from crossing that line.
00:42:16 And he can funnel you from revolutionary talk back into elect like political solutions, essential essentially the oh, we need to solve this politically. We need to use the system to fix.
00:42:30 The broken system.
00:42:32 We we need to use the broken system to fix the broken system.
00:42:36 And he'll let you have just enough fuel to to, to have your, your, your outrage flare up like a like a fucking hemorrhoid.
00:42:46 But you know he'll.
00:42:47 Still subtly encourage people to channel that energy into voting and and maybe, maybe backing like another. Another outsider candidate like Trump, or maybe himself. You know, there's there's rumors that he has political ambitions, and I that would not sure.
00:43:03 Advise me and in maintaining faith in the system now he can also police because he's he's serving as this outlet where you feel like oh, this is where I'm getting the real deal, right? This is the guy. He's the one that, you know, he's the one that that that says it he said white people the other day right so he can.
00:43:23 He can define what taboos are by pretending to break taboos. So because he's been dragged kicking and screaming to a place where he's having to talk about Epstein and having to talk about Israel and having to talk about white people. So.
00:43:41 Of.
00:43:42 He he's because he's he's he's.
00:43:46 Talking about these issues that were up until you know very recently, extremely taboo, he can he can position himself in such a way that he appears to be crossing over these taboos and therefore defining what those what those taboos are.
00:44:05 And but but never actually talk about real problems. He'll keep things in mainstream in the mainstream, like whatever is acceptably talked about on on, on acts right now in any given moment. And if you think about it, that's really all it ever ends up being Tucker.
00:44:25 Never goes beyond whatever is is. You know he's. He's definitely putting, you know, licking his finger and sticking it in the air and seeing which way the wind is blowing. And. And that's usually like I said, he's never a pioneer. He's never the one that's that's driving the conversation in a particular direction. He's always trying to run in front of wherever the the conversation is going.
00:44:44 Yeah.
00:44:45 So this way he stays, you know, he stays palatable to his friends. Maybe the advertisers to whatever degree that matters to him. Like I said, he's infinitely rich, but also mostly to the system that I think that he's loyal to, that he's deeply embedded with.
00:45:05 So you've got the the the pressure valve kind of thing going on and this, this, this, this is also not a new concept. A lot of people are kind of aware of this, this, this formula essentially for maximizing.
00:45:21 Audience loyalty by demonstrating that you're edgy, that you're willing to, you know, basically skirt, you know, the get go right up to the edge, not actually cross it. You know, Foster just enough controversy, you know, in fact, when when you see people, this is one of the things that cracks me up. You'll see people say, Oh well.
00:45:41 Obviously Tucker is on our side because he really pissed off the ADL.
00:45:45 No, it's like it's first of all, it's pretty easy to piss off the ADL. Isn't it? Pretty fucking easy to piss off the ADL, so if anything, that almost just gives them legitimacy and you don't think that he knows this, you don't think that Tucker, who's been in media for decades and comes and generationally like his dad, run, ran Voice of America?
00:46:06 You don't think that he understands things like this? He doesn't understand that it's important to have an air of legitimacy when when talking to your audience.
00:46:15 And so he keeps things.
00:46:18 Just controversial enough.
00:46:20 To where he can he can somehow generate an air of legitimacy.
00:46:25 But keep everything below the radicalization level.
00:46:29 And the different tactics that he he can use and this all comes from gatekeeper theory is 1 framing by omission.
00:46:39 This is something that we will see a lot of examples of tonight, framing by omission.
00:46:46 And that is you. Well, it's what it sounds like. You present a story.
00:46:51 And exclude the key facts.
00:46:54 You don't lie like you tell the actual story, but you leave out key facts.
00:47:01 That would significantly alter the audiences interpretation of those facts you leave out just enough of the story.
00:47:11 To.
00:47:12 Purposefully guide the audience to come to the wrong conclusion about the the big picture of the story.
00:47:22 And this way, because you're not lying, the audience feels like, you know you, you know, they can trust you. You're not making anything up, you you've you've been informed by the, you know, Tucker Oracle. And you don't even realize that you've received some kind of sanitized version of things because you're not really hearing it anywhere else because Tucker is the one that's pushing it all the way to the edge.
00:47:42 He's going to the place where the CNN's and the Fox News of the world won't go.
00:47:46 But he's also leaving out those key facts to help you really understand what the fuck is going on.
00:47:53 There's also the the tactic of tactic of narrative containment, and this is basically just.
00:48:02 It's similar you you limit the scope of the when you explain the issue you limit the the scope of what you'll cover like, not necessarily leaving out facts, but you won't expand on on.
00:48:19 Like you focus on the tree.
00:48:21 More than the forest.
00:48:23 And you get people to focus on just one. You know, one part of the story without actually wondering what the secondary effects of the of the story are. Or you know what the story could be.
00:48:35 So in other words, if you had like a, well, I mean, Jeffrey Epstein's a good example. Right. Jeffrey Epstein, it's not so much a story about this Jew that's fucking underage girls, right? That's what a lot of people focus on. That's really not what the Jeffrey Epstein story is about.
00:48:52 It's it's the, it's the bigger picture. The Jeffrey Epstein's influence in our government, The Who was paying Jeffrey Epstein. Who is he working for? Who? What? What exactly was he doing with with all these? With all this blackmail stuff? To the extent that he had black male? Who was he blackmailing?
00:49:13 What? What did that blackmail purchase? What? You know, what kind of influence did he have? Who? Whose influence was it? Was it massad? Yeah, but if you just focus on the creepy Jew that that was diddling kids or whatever.
00:49:27 That is a form of narrative containment, because then and no one's asking all the big questions, they're just focused on the guy. That really, that's not the story. You also have the tactic of agenda framing.
00:49:41 And agenda framing is is is simply.
00:49:46 Well, it's what it sounds like. It's just, you know, it's it's spin. It's, you know, it's just political spin spinning it to.
00:49:56 Like the like, the Jeffrey Epstein story like we've seen with Trump, right? Trump's tried to.
00:50:00 To frame or to agenda frame the Epstein story like 5 different ways the last couple weeks, right? First he says, well, there's a.
00:50:10 Lot of well.
00:50:11 During the during the election, he says, well, you know, I'll release it, but there's a lot of phony stuff. Then he says that we're going to release it all. And then he says that.
00:50:20 That it's a Democrat hoax and that the Democrats have planted fake information into it and then he's going to actually, no, I talked to Pam Bondi and. And so it's like, all over the fucking place, which is why it's not effective. It would be better if you just stuck with one story, even if it was, it was shitty because it would just be more comprehensible.
00:50:39 But that's that's the framing. It's just kind of trying to frame the facts to tell whatever narrative that you want, and that's nothing too complicated about that. And then, of course, damage control through partial disclosure. Same thing with with Epstein in the in the case of Epstein's, it would be if Trump had released some ship.
00:50:59 That would have just kept people happy. I mean, that would have been the way to do it. Just release some of it. And even if even if everyone knew it wasn't all of it, it would. It would have been way more successful in what he was doing.
00:51:08 Well, he could have done damage damage control with partial disclosure of just like some half fast new information that had something maybe a little salacious, little tantalizing in it. And that would keep people busy and maybe the, you know, the the Devon Stacks of the world, the Whitney Webbs of the world, the Ryan Dawsons of the world, maybe they would complain.
00:51:30 About, you know that they're not being everything that that was promised in the released documents, but it wouldn't matter, right? Most people are retards. It would. It would. It would have played a lot better than what the fuck he's doing now.
00:51:43 And this this would work for most MAGA people, because they would say, you know, promises made, promises kept, you know, ohh Trump. Trump is defeating the deep state, you know, he he's finally revealing, you know, the, the, the Epstein. I mean it would.
00:51:58 Have worked. It would have worked.
00:52:00 And then of course, there is the the missing context, which again is very similar. Where you you you tell a story where it's technically true, but you alter the context, which I've seen a lot lately where people are trying to act as if they're they're trying to alter the context.
00:52:20 In terms of Trump's involvement.
00:52:22 And his attitude towards the Epstein files, a lot of what you're seeing is people saying stuff like, well, you know, Trump was going to release the Epstein files, but then, you know, Netanyahu came to town and and now he's now he's being blackmailed and threatened. It's like, no, he never, you know, he was never going to do that. You know, he was never going to fucking do that.
00:52:43 The context of of Trump is not that he was he was this totally based guy that was gonna reveal the Epstein files and then.
00:52:51 And the Democrats injected some fake shit in it. And then Netanyahu threatened to. It's it's such fucking bullshit. But that look at they do it because it works. And that's so that's that's basically that these are the kinds of things to look out for when.
00:53:07 You look at.
00:53:09 Tucker Carlson in this interview that we'll just take it, look at a few little pieces here.
00:53:14 Just different psychological tricks that he'll be doing. You know, these, these, these ways of where he tries to, he tries to create villains, tries to create safe within the system. Villains, you know like like intelligence agencies instead of talking about Jews.
00:53:31 OK. And and trying to create like an illusion of depth, an illusion of honesty by by just saying the word Massad. Oh, my God. He said Massad. He's super based because he said Massad.
00:53:45 Because no one else will even say Miss. Oh, he said. Jewish. He said, oh, my God, he said Jewish.
00:53:52 So he's he he can. He can just say or, you know, in in the past we've seen Tucker, he says white people. Oh my God, he said white people.
00:54:01 It doesn't matter if you look at what he's actually saying, you know that he doesn't want white people to have white solidarity, and then he would reject anyone that that claimed to represent white people or. And then he wants to have a multiracial society doesn't matter. They said all that, he said white people.
00:54:16 For fuck's sake, we're winning.
00:54:19 You get this, you'll get a feeling that he's uncovering the truth because he is going beyond what the the standard media outlet would do, not just because of his format, because it's, you know, he can have these hours long interviews, but because he's not going to, he'll actually bring someone on that that knows a thing or two about the topic.
00:54:39 He does like the guy who brought on the martyr made guy. He does he, he seems fairly up to speed on on the Epstein.
00:54:48 Issue so you get this sense that like you're getting like the full in-depth story and and it kind of gives people a sense of of of.
00:54:58 Of closure in a way, because they're getting the full story because it is so in depth that they do spend so much time talking about they spend like an hour or whatever, two hours talking about it. But in reality, they're really getting watered down, redirected very curated version of events that are.
00:55:18 Well, like we'll, we'll.
00:55:20 Let's just go over some of these clips and then you can see what I'm talking about.
00:55:24 So.
00:55:26 Right off the bat, I mean, before he even plays his intro, we already see exactly the things I was talking about. Listen carefully to how he intros. This is the like. If you go watch this video, this is the first thing they're fading out from black. This is the first thing you see. This is the first thing you hear.
00:55:49 Darrell Cooper, ladies and gentlemen, it feels so naughty and forbidden to be sitting here with you. It's like getting caught in a strip bar.
00:55:56 Oh, look at that.
00:55:57 He's already framing this as something. It's so naughty and forbidden.
00:56:03 He's already doing the taboo breaking.
00:56:07 He's he's signaling. Oh, you're being very rebellious.
00:56:12 It's very naughty having this guest on, isn't it?
00:56:16 This guest is dangerous to the establishment. Oh, I'm taking a big risk by having this guy on here.
00:56:24 Look how courageous I am for platforming this guy.
00:56:29 The audience you out there? You're very lucky. You're very privileged to witness something so forbidden.
00:56:37 You know the people at Fox News? They wouldn't want you to have this. This guy on here, this he's, in fact he. What's the first thing he does after saying this?
00:56:47 Levin and it actually says in parentheses, screaming like an old woman. I don't know if that was actually on Fox.
00:56:52 But I'm quoting why are these insane knuckleheaded no, nothings. These propagandists, these demagogues given platforms. Someone gave us a platform. Amazing by God. I'm gonna take this crap on for as long as I live, because it's destroying our youth and destroying their minds.
00:57:10 I'm glad he's standing up somebody.
00:57:12 This guy sounds like a monster. Who's he talking about?
00:57:14 You and me.
00:57:18 He's talking about you and me, the dangerous guys. That's right. Evil Mark Levin doesn't want you to hear this.
00:57:27 He doesn't want you to hear this, you know.
00:57:30 We're the dangerous guys. Oh, you're lucky to hear this.
00:57:35 And what this does, it gives people a a an illusion of dissent.
00:57:41 It gives them an illusion of dissent. They get an emotional rush.
00:57:46 They're breaking the rules.
00:57:49 Did you hear that? You're pretty. Oh, looking. This is the interview Mark Levin didn't want you to hear.
00:57:55 It's pseudo subversion is what it is.
00:58:01 It it's it's a performance and there's a lot of evidence of that. I'll show you here.
00:58:05 In.
00:58:05 A moment.
00:58:07 This is a performance.
00:58:10 It's a performance. It's performative. Subversion is.
00:58:13 What it is?
00:58:15 It's it's mimicry.
00:58:18 He's he's mimicking rebellion.
00:58:23 But at the end of the day, he's gonna stay ideologically safe.
00:58:28 He's going to flatter the audience by telling you oh, yeah, you're you're the bold thinkers.
00:58:33 Yeah, you guys are. Oh, you're. You're the ones that you're really tapping into, like, the dangerous stuff. Watching Tucker Carlson here.
00:58:41 And you're not like those assholes watching Mark Levin.
00:58:46 But at the end of the day, it's going to deliver a a sterilized.
00:58:49 Version of things.
00:58:52 You know by by implying that it's dangerous.
00:58:56 He's pre framing the whole rest of the conversation.
00:59:00 The whole everything you're about to hear like that. That's why he front loaded it. That's why it's the first thing you hear everything you're about to hear. From this point on.
00:59:10 This is this is dangerous and edgy and forbidden.
00:59:16 You're going to hear the unfiltered truth.
00:59:24 Now here's the other thing. This is where he gets also defined where the line is, because what Tucker Carlson is delivering now.
00:59:32 Because that's so edgy and it's so dangerous. I mean, look how mad Mark Levin was that he was even gonna platform this guy, right?
00:59:39 Really. By implication, what he's saying is that we are going to cross the line, right? We're where we're going is, is crossing the line. So anyone that goes beyond that.
00:59:52 That's actually bad.
00:59:55 Because we're we're already crossing the line.
00:59:58 So anyone that that goes beyond what we're saying, those guys are kooks.
01:00:04 Because we're all right. We're fucking naughty. We're so naughty.
01:00:09 We're we're we're a.
01:00:10 Bunch of naughty, naughty, little nasty radioactive people talking about the scary topics.
01:00:18 For people that can handle the truth.
01:00:22 Even just the word naughty.
01:00:25 It's a weird word to use.
01:00:27 It's a weird word to use.
01:00:29 But it's a it's a very deliberate word to use.
01:00:36 It's a very tantalizing word to use.
01:00:41 If you want to generate, you know a sense of excitement and tribal pleasure.
01:00:48 Well, that's that's the word you use.
01:00:53 And again, if if if they're naughty, if they're the naughty ones.
01:00:58 Than anyone that goes beyond that, they're they're actually dangerous and probably illegitimate.
01:01:08 So after this.
01:01:13 He goes into discussing some of the background of of.
01:01:22 Of Epstein, this is all stuff that we've covered on this channel for years. It's all stuff that anyone who's.
01:01:30 Followed. You know, people like Whitney Webb or or Ryan Dawson or just this topic generally.
01:01:36 It's it's, it's it's really not anything new for anyone who actually has researched this. But if you if you're, you know coming from this like a a boomer that that or Gen. X or that watches Tucker and doesn't really go beyond that like that's as dangerous and naughty as they get with their information.
01:01:56 And this is this is how they're being introduced to it. And he starts off by talking about what we've talked about before, that the first job that Epstein had was by Bill Barr's father, who gave him the job of the Dalton School.
01:02:17 And so they hire a guy who's 20 years old, who dropped out of college after two years at Cooper Union with no teaching experience to teach math at this school on basically, I'm not at the age of 20, basically on the strength of the meeting with the headmaster of the school at the time, a guy by.
01:02:28 At the age of 20.
01:02:35 The name of Donald Barr.
01:02:37 Who is Donald?
01:02:38 Barr. Yeah, so.
01:02:41 Who is Donald Barr?
01:02:44 Now this is another, this is another strategy that Tucker uses. I've told you, he's very performative.
01:02:50 Don't tell me that that Tucker Carlson doesn't know who Donald Barr is.
01:02:54 Tucker Carlson knows exactly who Donald Barr is.
01:02:58 So what? What is he doing here? He does this all the time. If you watch any Tucker Carlson interview, he always play stupid and ask stupid questions that he knows the answer to.
01:03:12 And it's a strategy.
01:03:14 It's in fact, it's called strategic ignorance.
01:03:19 Now there's some people say, oh, it's it's the Socratic method or, you know, he's he's just, you know, he's he's trying. It's a teaching tool. It's it's it's lying. It's a form of lying actually is what it.
01:03:31 Is.
01:03:32 OK, it's a form of lying and in some circumstances it's a. It's a way of insulating himself from whatever the guest is going to say.
01:03:39 Then he can just say, well, I was just asking questions, not so much in this case, right? In this case, he's he's basically trying to, really, he's trying to build parasocial trust.
01:03:52 Because he's trying to make it sound like to the audience we're we're learning this together.
01:03:57 We're. I don't know either. I'm just an idiot. I'm just an I've never heard of. Of of Donald Barr. Who's Donald Barr? Donald Barr. That. But that name. Barr sounds a little bit familiar. Oh, I've never heard of this. And it makes him appear curious and humble and relatable. And.
01:04:17 We're we're in this together. Even though Tucker knows exactly who the fuck this guy is and knows what? What what he's about.
01:04:24 To say OK, but Tucker is also in a way, giving permission to the audience to learn more about. Ohh like I I want to know too. Who is this Donald Barr guy? You know, it's literally you see this exact same strategy in movies all the time. Like all the fucking time.
01:04:44 Anytime there's like some plot that is is difficult to understand.
01:04:49 And you need to have someone kind of explain it. You have a character. Just ask a stupid question. So that like in Star Wars, right. Here's a perfect example. Here's Star Wars. How the fuck did everyone in that watch Star Wars figure out what the force was? Well, this is how this is Tucker Carlson. Luke Skywalker going.
01:05:07 What the fuck?
01:05:08 Is the force?
01:05:09 The force?
01:05:11 The force is what gives a Jedi his power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the Galaxy together.
01:05:24 Oh, thanks.
01:05:26 Thanks Ben Kenobi.
01:05:29 That's what Tucker's doing.
01:05:31 Tucker's doing the what's the force? What's the force? Tell me about the force. I don't know what the force is, guys. So it's it's it's literally it's it's. He's in a way. He's stage managing, is what he's doing.
01:05:46 It's just to get it's he's it's, it's all a performance. This is what drives me crazy is people should at least understand this about Tucker by now because it's so he does it in every interview. It's so obvious that every interview that he does is not just like an honest interview where he's he's legitimately asking questions that he wants to know the answer to.
01:06:07 He's obviously playing a part like he's acting, he's obviously acting and you could say, well, that's an effective way to communicate whatever, even if that's the case, right?
01:06:19 He's acting all the time. He's being fundamentally dishonest in in all of his interviews.
01:06:26 It's a performance and so.
01:06:31 You need to over scrutinize everything he does because it's he's basically reading off a a planned script.
01:06:40 Like everything he does is with with the purpose of manipulating the audience. Like that's what it is. It's it's a form of and you can say it's well, it's benign manipulation, OK, whatever you can think that it's still manipulation.
01:06:56 He's still lying.
01:06:58 It's a form of being dishonest, and he does it in every fucking interview.
01:07:04 OK.
01:07:06 So he goes on. Explains who? You know, Donald Barr is how it's Bill Barr's dad. And here's Donald Barr. And he talks about what we've talked about this before. The Space relations book that Donald Barr wrote, that's about sex slavery in space.
01:07:29 And how he wrote it, like around the same time that he was hiring Jeffrey Epstein to work at the Dalton School, despite being really kind of too young for the job and not having to do degree and not having any teaching experience. And it's really weird. And he mentions the very the.
01:07:49 Crazy coincidence, right? That it's that's Bill Barr's dad. And Bill Barr just so happened to be the attorney general when Jeffrey Epstein was, you know, found quote, UN quote, having committed suicide in the prison.
01:08:07 But what he does neglect to include, and this is true throughout the interview, there's another connection that I think is very crucial to understanding the context of the story of Jeffrey Epstein. And that is that Donald Barr was Jewish.
01:08:28 He mentions that Donald Barr worked for the OSS. He he mentions that you know the OSS was the precursor to the CIA, and that's all true, but he's framing.
01:08:41 What he's doing is he's he's creating a frame and you will see this all throughout the interview where Jeffrey Epstein has his Jewishness really is kind of independent when it comes to understanding the the larger Epstein story. It's not about his Jewishness.
01:09:00 That is irrelevant. It's more about these broad stroke, spooky descriptions these intelligence communities, you know, these and even then he can't. He he he seeks to kind of bleed or blur the lines between even specific intelligence agencies. And I'm not saying they don't work together.
01:09:22 But there there does seem to be a deliberate framing taking place all throughout this interview. We're not only are we not mentioning the Jewishness of a lot of the the characters in the story, and it which is almost every character in this fucking story, so it's a little bit relevant.
01:09:39 And he does mention it when it's when there's no other way to get around it, right. But there in the case of of of Bill Barr in the case of of Donald Barr, it's it's omitted. And it's also it's it's more the focus is being put on on.
01:09:59 The CIA. It's the CIA.
01:10:03 Right, so it's.
01:10:07 You know.
01:10:08 It it's a little bit frustrating, it's a little bit frustrating and this continues. He then talks about another character in this story that after he leaves this school that he shouldn't have been working at, that doesn't make any sense that he was working at that. The next job that he gets, he all now look a lot of people.
01:10:29 Who are notices these days? We don't have to look in early life when they have last names like Greenberg and stuff like that. But again, those aren't the people that are watching Tucker.
01:10:38 Necessarily, those are the people that need to be, in fact, those are the people that can't really be gate kept because they already know what Tucker can do. He's damage control. What he can do is he can contain the problem that containment is is only going to contain what hasn't already slipped between their fingers. OK.
01:10:58 So people like you and me might hear Greenberg and and hear names like that, and already and immediately. No, it's it's a Jew. But if he keeps naming all these names and some of them don't have obvious Jewish last names. Right. And you never talk about the fact that, well, so far in this story, everybody's a Jew.
01:11:18 That seems kind of relevant. Then there's a deliberate frame taking place.
01:11:23 While he was at Dalton School before he got run out, one of the students he was teaching was the father of one of the students he was teaching was the CEO of the investment bank Bear Stearns at the time, Ace Greenberg. He's known as.
01:11:38 And he approached. I've heard it was Barr himself. I don't know if that's the case, but he approached somebody who was one of his bosses or one of the people who had brought him into the school and asked if he would make the introduction to a.
01:11:52 Bird.
01:11:53 And put in a good word for him. And so he meets Greenberg and Greenberg when he gets run out of Dalton, brings them on at Bear Stearns.
01:12:00 OK, so now he's at Bear Stearns, a Super Jewish brokerage firm, and by that's run by.
01:12:09 Turbo Jew.
01:12:11 Alan Greenberg here.
01:12:14 So it's.
01:12:17 Again, this is. It's not just once or twice, it's like.
01:12:22 There are several, like almost every character in this story, is a Jew.
01:12:27 And and when he does acknowledge their Jewishness, there's there's a caveat. There's a caveat. We'll get to that in a moment.
01:12:34 And so he continues to talk about how he was, you know, working for for Bear Stearns. But then he again, he he keeps trying to make this attempt.
01:12:46 To paint Epstein is is kind of like a free agent and look maybe in terms of how the the his employment was structured at this at this point in his career or whatever, maybe to some extent that's right. You know, maybe again it's it's not so much when you're talking about.
01:13:06 Gatekeeping. It's not always that you're lying. It's not even that you're necessarily leaving big chunks of it out.
01:13:13 A lot of it could is just it is just framing a lot of. It's just how you get people to think about these ideas. It's how you convey the story. It's how you tell the story. It's not Even so much the content of the story. It's how you say it.
01:13:28 And and that's that's really where it's these little subtle things that you need to be able to pick up on. And I think he will, when he well listen, this is where he talks about he he really tries to make it sound.
01:13:42 Epstein is kind of independent. His Jewishness is, is is not the relevant factor here.
01:13:48 That's when you get guys like.
01:13:49 Epstein, who are you know they're not.
01:13:53 Economists that are or or finance guys that are hired by the agency and given an office and the CIA, you know, GS rank or something. They're freelancers. They're mercenaries. They work for the CIA. Today. They might work for MI 6 tomorrow. They might work for them. Sad or Israeli defense intelligence the next day. And so that's one of the things a lot of people want to hear. That he was an agent.
01:14:12 Of.
01:14:13 This organization and like sort of have it nice and pat and tight like that and it may be that he did more work for one than the other. He had more loyalty to 1 and the other things like that. When you look at his various connections that we'll get into, maybe there's, you know, conclusions to draw there. But he was he was one of these guys who was kind of a freelance fixer that would be used by the intelligence.
01:14:33 Communities.
01:14:34 Of.
01:14:35 Countries that you know that that he I assume he wouldn't go run off and do it for Russian intelligence back in the 1980s. But as you said you know the idea that there's 100 something independent nation states all acting in their own interest that's a that's a fiction today is a fiction. Yesterday it was a fiction in 1980s you know so to say like where exactly.
01:14:54 Is the line and it shifts from decade to decade depending on what's going on. But where exactly is the line between the CIA and MI 6?
01:15:01 They're different. They, you know, they they compete.
01:15:05 So it's he's he's he's trying to muddy the waters and trying to take the focus off the fact that, well, so far everyone in this story is Jewish.
01:15:15 So far, literally everyone in the story is Jewish and you know, and look, there might be. I don't think he's lying necessarily. There is. There is some, I'm sure, bleed over from one agency to another. I'm sure there are free agents that work for different agencies.
01:15:34 And and might even get recommended from one agency to another agency, depending on what it is that they're working on, and and who knows? Right, who knows exactly. Right. I'm not saying that he's lying. I'm not saying he's making stuff up. I'm saying that the way he's framing it is pretty obvious. He's trying to make it sound as if it's this nebulous thing.
01:15:54 That where there's no real specific actor or or network or group that is is really behind all this, it's just this nebulous intelligence community that he was just like, you know, floating around like a particle in a swimming pool.
01:16:14 And that's that's.
01:16:17 That's deliberate. That's very deliberate. And in fact, it continues here. He then talks about Anthony Blinken, Jewish, also, again like cause everyone in the story is fucking Jewish.
01:16:32 And.
01:16:35 Doesn't seem to to highlight the fact that Anthony Blinken's Jewish.
01:16:38 Your wishes.
01:16:39 I remember when, when, when Anthony Blinken became Secretary of State.
01:16:45 And you know, I've been following I I've been following Epstein story and just all the little, all the connections with it for a long time by then. And so I knew that Anthony Blinken's stepfather was Robert Maxwell's like closest confidant, his lawyer, and the last person to speak to him before he.
01:17:02 Died before.
01:17:03 Where he.
01:17:03 Was murdered? Yeah, probably, yeah.
01:17:05 And we'll get to that too, but it's like.
01:17:10 I I've learned over the years not to not to place too many demands on our ruling class. You know, I don't want to get all crazy. I'm not going to tell you guys to stop taking bribes. I'm not going to. That's all fine. Just keep the bribes. Can we have one major public official that is not a single degree separated from Jeffrey Epstein?
01:17:29 Is that possible? Because apparently it's not possible. You got Donald Trump talking about the issue the other day on camera, and the guy standing next to him is Howard Lutnick, who is Epstein's neighbor for years, you know.
01:17:42 And who is also Jewish?
01:17:44 So he he mentions 2 more Jews. Doesn't mention that they're Jewish and and also has this weird defense of corruption wrapped up in there with it.
01:17:55 He basically says, oh, I expect that the again, this is a defense of the the status quo. This is what I'm.
01:18:01 Talking about oh, you shouldn't be mad that there's you know that all these people are corrupt and and taking bribes, that's par for the course. You should just I I just expect that I just expect all these fucking creepy Jews that run everything to just be, you know, a little bit corrupt. But what's with the but the fact that they're all tied to Epstein.
01:18:21 It's like, why do you think it? It balloons to an Epstein because people like you are are totally fine with a little bit of corruption because it never stops a little bit of corruption and it doesn't make any sense.
01:18:33 Because I bet if this guy for example, ran a McDonald's and he found out one of his underlings was stealing money out of the register, he wouldn't say to himself. Well, I'm just. I'm fine with you stealing a little bit. I I just expect that I just expected to steal a little bit of money out of the register.
01:18:52 So he has higher standards for someone that would work as a McDonald's cashier.
01:18:59 Then he would for the people that are ordering troops in the battle, who are deciding.
01:19:04 And you know where we go to war? Who? Who gets to live or die? What what goes into the vaccines that they, they mandate that you take, you know, like you should have a higher standard for these people, not a lower standard than the people that are that are running at a fucking cashier at McDonald's and so.
01:19:25 Not only is he he he's neglecting to.
01:19:28 To to include. He's omitting the very important fact that again, people like you and I know this. We know that Anthony Blinken's a Jew. We know that that Robert Maxwell is a Jew. And look, he will say later on that or Robert Maxwell a Jew because there's no other way to to talk about Mossad's connection with Robert Maxwell without, like talking about that.
01:19:46 He's a Jew, but even when he does that.
01:19:48 He makes we'll we'll get into that in a second. He makes excuses.
01:19:52 He makes excuses. He tries to again reframe the entire situation away from the fact that this is clearly a Jewish problem.
01:20:01 This is clearly a Jewish problem.
01:20:05 And he talks about Howard Lutnick same thing. Totally does. Again, if you're just like, my mom's watching this, she's not gonna know that Nick's a Jew. She's not gonna know the Blinking's a Jew.
01:20:20 I don't even think she would know Greenberg necessarily would be a Jew. There's a lot of people that they don't. They don't.
01:20:25 Even think about stuff like that.
01:20:31 And so he's leaving out this, the, this, these, this very important context. He's making excuses for run-of-the-mill corruption. It's fine if they're taking bribes and acting like ship bags. I just don't want them diddling kids. It's like, well.
01:20:47 That you you deserve it. That's what you're gonna get.
01:20:51 That's what you're gonna get. And then here's what's funny. Speaking of of corruption, and maybe This is why he had to act as if a little bit of corruption is OK. This is a little weird.
01:21:00 And and I don't know, does he not know Tuckers tie into this?
01:21:06 He he mentions.
01:21:09 And many of you might not know. He mentions as an example of of corruption in the ruling class, the Iran Contra scandal.
01:21:22 And he's he's talking to Tucker.
01:21:26 Which will? Well, here's what he says.
01:21:28 First of all.
01:21:29 But the Iran Contra deal was like.
01:21:31 If it wasn't high treason, especially on the Iran side, I mean, it was an inch away from it.
01:21:37 He's saying it's high treason.
01:21:40 Which, by the way, the the penalty. The minimum penalty is death.
01:21:47 And Tiger Carlson, now I I'm. I'm assuming you guys know what that.
01:21:52 Is.
01:21:53 The Iran Contra scandal was we basically an arms embargo with Iran, but we were we were and we it was during the Iran Iraq war and we were giving arms to Iraq.
01:22:08 But the intelligence community and and and actually this mostly Republicans. This was during the Reagan administration, a lot of Reagan people, they wanted to support the the Contras in Nicaragua.
01:22:23 And they against the communists, basically.
01:22:26 And they wanted to give them weapons or or some money, and there was no way to do it legally. And so they came up with a plan where they would give, I might get some of the details wrong or whatever. But the basic idea is right. They they were going to give weapons to Israel.
01:22:46 And then Israel would sell the weapons to Iran.
01:22:50 And then the money that proceeds of those weapon cells would then be funneled to the Contras in Nicaragua.
01:22:59 To fight the Sandinistas.
01:23:01 And because there was a a a ban on any kind of, let alone weapons, I don't think any kind of commerce with Iran, it was treason. It was treason. It would have been treason if if you were selling them.
01:23:16 Hot tubs, you know, and let alone missiles and shit. But they made the calculus that they would prefer that they they they didn't really care about the outcome of that war so much as it benefited Israel and the benefit for Israel was that that war went on as long as possible and killed as many people on both sides as possible. And so by giving weapons.
01:23:37 Simultaneously to Iraq and Iran, that's what was good for Israel because you had these two big competitors, neighbors of Israel, killing each other. And if you get them killing each other.
01:23:49 For as long as possible. More of them would be dead on both sides, and both regimes would be would be hurt. And so when you went to go deal with them later, which we did, they, you know, they would have done a lot.
01:24:02 Of your work.
01:24:03 For you. So from the from the, that was the that was the the calculus that the.
01:24:09 The the Zionists in the Reagan administration made, and it was like kill two birds with one stone.
01:24:17 We sell the weapons to Iran, I'm sure. I'm sure Israel took a little, you know, cut of that money too. We get some of that money. We illegally funnel it to the Contras. They fight the the communists. Well, The funny thing is and look and almost no one got in trouble for it, I think.
01:24:36 Oliver North got in trouble for it, but not really. I mean, he's. I think he's like a fox Orly. He was.
01:24:43 He was a Fox News.
01:24:45 Personality. For a while, I don't know. He's got to be kind of old nowadays. That's been a.
01:24:48 Long time I haven't seen him in a while.
01:24:51 But here's here's here's plot twist. Whether I don't know if he knows this or not, the guy he's talking to, the guy he's sitting across the table from, Tucker Carlson.
01:25:04 Was in Nicaragua.
01:25:09 To support the Contras.
01:25:13 Probably working for.
01:25:17 These people that were committing treason that he's talking about.
01:25:21 The official stories, a little loosey Goosey. We don't know much we to the extent that we do know.
01:25:29 It's from a an interview that Tucker Carlson was in, and I think in 2017.
01:25:38 Where he mentioned that he was he was there to to support the Contras with his friend, but he made it sound like it was just. Oh yeah, just me and my buddy went to go support the.
01:25:50 Rebels in another country.
01:25:55 While my dad worked at the CIA during the Iran Contra scandal.
01:26:00 You know, it's like I.
01:26:02 Don't know what he was doing. I don't know that anyone can. Can you know with certitude saying this is what he was doing. But Tucker Carlson was involved on some level.
01:26:14 Most likely for you know, with the CIA, with the Iran Contra scandal.
01:26:26 So.
01:26:30 It's funny because this is another. I mean it's a little different. It's a little different in terms of like playing like, yeah, you better play stupid now talker.
01:26:43 Now, now is the time that you know, you you really you should the Contras. Who's the contras?
01:26:53 But yeah, a lot of people don't know that. I don't know if this smarter made guy knows this, but it's kind of funny. You can see Tucker's reactions a little bit interesting when this is brought up and they they talk about it for a little while because apparently Epstein actually has ties to the Iran Contra scandal. I I hadn't heard about this.
01:27:13 I am.
01:27:14 But I I guess because he was involved in money laundering for arms dealers with Israel and because the the Iran Contra scandal involved arms deals with Israel, I guess Epstein had his hand in in it some somehow. But so Tucker there there's Tuckers.
01:27:34 1° of separation to to Epstein.
01:27:38 But like, just look at this.
01:27:40 Iran Contras it is like sort of the patient zero for understanding the power structure in the modern world in a lot.
01:27:45 Of ways I remember it well in the I mean very well and.
01:27:46 It really, really is. It's so fascinating.
01:27:53 You people who?
01:27:54 What was that? I remember it well.
01:27:57 You know very well as it was really.
01:28:03 Yeah, you remember it well, do you? But again, here's the weird thing. Uh, he brings it up. He says it's one step away from high treason.
01:28:13 And and in the same way that he explains away and he waves away corruption and doesn't care if his if his betters are are you know accepting bribes and ripping people off and just being corrupt scumbags. They do start to spiral off of off into a tangent where a second ago it's high treason.
01:28:33 But uh, also, it's not so bad. The people involved, they thought they were doing the right thing.
01:28:38 Who were involved in it very well and.
01:28:42 I just. I thought it was all.
01:28:44 Fake it was years. It was years before I realized that that was a meaningful thing. And I think many conservatives and Republicans, I'm still a conservative Republican.
01:28:55 However, I try to be more honest and thoughtful than I once was, and like that is a big that's a big thing that they did.
01:29:02 And no one was ever really punished for it.
01:29:06 And the people that.
01:29:06 Were kind of celebrities. Now you know, I mean.
01:29:09 Some of whom I really like. I mean, I just want to say for the record.
01:29:12 I think a.
01:29:12 Lot of those people were patriots, man, but you get caught up, especially in the during the Cold War.
01:29:19 See, there you go.
01:29:22 They start spinning. They start making excuses for the corruption. They start. They don't want to venture into a area where the system itself is sick, that there's something wrong with the system.
01:29:36 And this is the same kind of excuses that you will.
01:29:38 See what? No matter what the scenario is, if it involves ruling class members, even if it if it involves Obama, if it involves Hillary Clinton, the reason why none of these people ever end up in jail because you get these same arguments, you get the I know this. I lived in fucking DC. I talked to people that.
01:29:58 That would would very, very.
01:30:02 Openly and honestly say that they didn't really have a problem with a lot of the corruption because you know well just you know, that's just how it was. That's just how it is. In the same way he was. He was excusing bribery and now he's excuse excusing high treason like again a second ago was high treason. But now it's understandable. You know, these guys are patriots. They thought they were doing the right thing.
01:30:24 That was just tied treason.
01:30:26 And then again you you wonder why you get an Epstein. This is why you get an Epstein.
01:30:34 Because everyone's looking the other way, no one actually is taking this shit seriously. No one really fucking gives a fuck anymore.
01:30:43 And there is no consequences.
01:30:45 There hasn't been consequences for these people.
01:30:48 Really ever, as far as I know.
01:30:53 So you're going to always get Epsteins.
01:30:56 You're gonna get what you fucking deserve.
01:31:00 So then he starts talking about Robert Maxwell, and this is what I meant when he he he has to address the fact that.
01:31:09 Robert Maxwell's Jewish because he works for Mossad.
01:31:13 But listen to the way that he describes how Robert Maxwell gets involved with Mossad.
01:31:20 And how it's really no different than any other person in the world. It's not. There's nothing uniquely Jewish about his dual loyalty. There's nothing uniquely Jewish about his his urge to to serve Israel despite.
01:31:40 Being I think a Member of Parliament at one point in England.
01:31:45 So obviously not an Israeli. He's supposed to be an Englishman. But how? Just like all Jews, that they're ultimately their loyalties lie with Israel at the end of the day, but to try to to water that down and frame it as there's nothing unique about the fact that he's Jewish and and that doesn't really play a role.
01:32:06 He then tells this little story about how you know, when I was working for the federal government, we were talking about people that you know was going through spy training or whatever, and they were telling us how you.
01:32:18 The spies are recruited by foreign governments. You know it. It happens all the time. Like the Chinese government gets Chinese people to do it. The French government gets French people to do it and you know, trying to take away from the the the idea that that there's anything Jewish about what the fuck is?
01:32:35 Going on with Epstein.
01:32:37 Or Robert Maxwell for that matter.
01:32:41 And he goes to Robert Maxwell.
01:32:43 And he talks to him about his obligations as a Jewish billionaire and A and an important guy with intelligence, community connections and foreign countries that the obligations that he has to the Jewish state of Israel and.
01:32:58 You know that can be a look. It can be that can be very, very compelling to especially to people who are who are kind of mercenary types like Maxwell and kind of always had been have been from a very young age. You know, feeling like they're living in a foreign country because they are.
01:33:15 See, it's nothing. Nothing. Because he's Jewish. It's cause, you know, it's just he's he's kind of like a mercenary personality type, you know, he just he feels like he's living in a foreign country because he is. Well, no, that's every Jew. Then every Jew feels like they're living in a foreign country. That's why the fact that these Jewish matters but go on keep keep spinning.
01:33:35 And then you know, you start to get this appeal of, like, obligation to to something really meaningful. You see this a lot in, for example, when I work for the Department of Defense, obviously, everybody's watching this knows that I have a little bit of a troll in me, but usually my trolling has a purpose. In this case it did.
01:33:51 We were doing a stand down like a big training thing in an auditorium on what to look for regarding insider threats, right. So this is like DoD employees who might possibly be looking to spy or or pull classified information out from the various purposes or something they're going through as part.
01:34:09 Of the training.
01:34:10 All of these actual cases that happened over the years.
01:34:14 And out of the 9 or 10 that they showed us, you know, there's one or two where the guy just had a gambling addiction and he needed money and you just didn't care and he was going to do it. But literally like the other 8 or 990%.
01:34:26 Of all the ones they showed us were.
01:34:28 Chinese guys. Chinese American spying for China. Russian American spying for Russia is Jewish American spying for Israel and all of them pretty much. This was just a pattern and nobody was talking about it. The trainers weren't talking by, they're just pretending like it didn't exist. And so leave it to me. I raised my hand at the end they took.
01:34:45 Questions and I brought that fact up. I was.
01:34:48 Like what are?
01:34:48 We supposed to exactly do with that information and to the guy's credit, he was honest. He didn't try to blow smoke up me or anything. He just said. You're not to look at that at all. Like, that's not something we consider.
01:35:00 OK, I I I was waiting for you to like, troll them. I don't know you.
01:35:04 Said. Uh, you know what I mean. You know, I'm not gonna pick troll, you know?
01:35:08 How I like to troll.
01:35:09 So the troll that I don't.
01:35:11 Do you not know what troll means? Like you didn't troll anyone? You asked a question that everyone in that fucking room should have been asking, and then you accepted the answer that you were given. That was like the dumbest.
01:35:20 Fucking answer in the.
01:35:21 World. But yeah, again, this is all part of the framing. He's trying to frame it like this is not anything unique to Jews. There is no, no. You know, again, trying to dilute the idea of of dual loyalty and and basically just saying that this is everybody. And look if that's the case.
01:35:43 Then that's just an argument for for not having immigrants, isn't it?
01:35:49 That, that's just. That's just an argument for not having any immigrants.
01:35:53 If that's what happens, if it is, if it's literally all immigrants are going to be, you know, susceptible to this kind of thinking, it's if it's not unique to Jews and look, it's not unique to Jews, but it's. I think it's it's certainly amplified in Jews.
01:36:11 Yeah, we shouldn't have all these fucking people coming into our country who are going to be a danger to our national security. How about that? How about that? They certainly look. They certainly should be working for the federal government and be put in a position where they could do this kind of stuff. And they certainly should. They certainly shouldn't be billionaires.
01:36:29 But anyway, the framing is obvious. He's trying to dilute the idea this dual loyalty idea he's trying to make it sound like this is just, you know, Jews are like everybody else. The fact that you know that that he was a Jew, he was convinced by by this, you know, the, the the, I guess the mystique of being like a a spy.
01:36:51 And it'll be awesome because.
01:36:54 You know.
01:36:57 Yes.
01:36:58 It's really fucking annoying, but that's what he does.
01:37:00 But you know the reason that that pattern exists in the 1st place is that just you can be very powerful. Not everybody's going to respond to it. And most people of any ethnicity or loyal to the country they live in. But you can find people with buttons to push, you know, and. And Robert Maxwell is one of those people. And so you, it's auctioning or recruited him and he became from that point on.
01:37:19 See, it's it's just, he's just one of those people, anyone susceptible to that sort of a thing.
01:37:24 There's. There's nothing uniquely Jewish about that situation.
01:37:29 A very committed Zionist and asset to Israeli intelligence, now again with Maxwell. Just let me talk about a lot of these other people when I say he was an asset of Israeli intelligence, that doesn't mean he was on the payroll of Mossad, you know, he didn't have a rank in the Israeli intelligence community or something. He was a freelancer. He was a guy who?
01:37:49 Was almost.
01:37:51 And he looked at himself this way. He was almost like a like a sovereign himself, you know? He was like, not really, like, kind of a member of any country. Exactly. He was like this free floating sovereign entity that would work between the nation States and in the world. And. And that's very often what he did.
01:38:08 Oh, you mean like a wandering Jew?
01:38:12 See, this is what I'm talking about. It's all framing that he's trying to act like this is just like some. Oh, it's just the just this wacky personality trait of Robert Maxwell and not literally every fucking Jew.
01:38:25 It's all this is what I mean by gatekeeping.
01:38:29 I'm not saying he's making shit up.
01:38:33 I'm not saying that that he's he's.
01:38:38 Totally lying about, even necessarily what he's saying, but it's obviously it's got a spin to it.
01:38:45 He's talking. He's not talking, by the way. He's not talking about anything that's not already out there. He's not bringing up anything that that hasn't already been brought up 100 times by people like Whitney Webb and like, a million different podcasts. This isn't like new information. He's not, so he's not. He's not actually breaking any taboos. He's not actually.
01:39:04 Revealing anything new or or or providing a new insight. In fact, I don't know if you guys have noticed this or not.
01:39:14 There's also, well, you you have to wash the whole thing to really get the full effect of this, because you're just watching the clips here. But spoiler alert.
01:39:23 There's not only does he not mention the Jew thing very often, the one thing he mentions even less than the Jew thing.
01:39:32 Donald Trump.
01:39:34 He manages to tell.
01:39:37 Spoiler alert for this interview. He manages to tell the entire story of Epstein.
01:39:44 With a lot of granular detail.
01:39:47 Without mentioning Donald Trump.
01:39:49 Once.
01:39:56 But he's not a gatekeeper, right?
01:39:59 They're not gatekeeping. I mean, that's that's a pretty when you think about the whole reason why this has come up. The whole reason why this is an issue in the 1st place is that Donald Trump at the time that this is being recorded, when they made it for they record it for Tucker's show.
01:40:17 The whole reason for this episode is Donald Trump's cover up of the Epstein stuff.
01:40:26 Donald Trump's very likely involvement with the Epstein stuff.
01:40:31 The fact that everyone that researches this.
01:40:36 Like all the people I've I I keep repeating the names of.
01:40:40 Like Whitney Webb and Ryan Dawson and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
01:40:45 That Trump is a key.
01:40:46 Figure in all of this.
01:40:50 Magically, he's not mentioned at all.
01:40:55 You have to talk about the Jews because you can't even. I mean, there's no Epstein story at all without mentioning all the Jews in the story cause it's that's it's a Jewish story.
01:41:07 It's like trying to tell the story of Snow White and the Seven dwarves without.
01:41:10 Mentioning the dwarves.
01:41:13 So.
01:41:14 He has to at least bring these people out by name.
01:41:19 But he never mentions Trump.
01:41:24 But he's not gatekeeping, right?
01:41:27 No. Gatekeeping is is taking place here.
01:41:34 So anyway.
01:41:36 He then talks about the the Ponzi. This is The funny thing.
01:41:42 This is not this is this would be a perfect situation where you should mention Trump, by the way, if you watch my stream that I did on Epstein called, I think it's the MAGA brain addition, the the most recent one I did about.
01:41:54 Testing, I opened it up talking about was Steve Berger, Weiss Burger, or something. I think he'll say here in a second, but there was a Ponzi scheme Jew that introduced Epstein to Trump in the the late 80s. I think it was.
01:42:14 And this guy was part of Trump world.
01:42:18 And I think rent that out an entire floor of Trump Tower.
01:42:24 And.
01:42:26 This is how.
01:42:29 Trump met Epstein.
01:42:32 And that's not mentioned at all.
01:42:36 At all.
01:42:37 When he brings up this guy.
01:42:39 So here's Tucker. He's gonna act stupid again and ask a question.
01:42:43 About how Epstein got his money, this is also something that you will notice in this interview, and I think there's a reason for this. I think this is going to be what we're gonna what we're, what we're going to be seeing in the future.
01:42:57 It if they decide they're in a spot where there's absolutely no way they can, they can keep everything under wraps and they have to do some kind of disclosure what they're going to do is they're going to disclose that Trump likely laundered money with Epstein.
01:43:15 And they're going to try to focus on the money laundering aspect of Epstein's activities.
01:43:22 While trying to minimize the thing that they've been focused on this whole fucking, you know, last several years and the thing that he was, he was facing federal prosecution for the thing that Elaine Maxwell is currently in prison for. Right now, the whole underage sex thing. That's. That's what I think they are going to try to.
01:43:41 Have fade into the the background and focus on.
01:43:45 And.
01:43:46 The idea that Epstein was a financial fixer.
01:43:50 Which is? That's a good if you watched this interview that we're just watching clips of, we're almost done here.
01:43:57 You get the impression.
01:43:59 That that, that was really the bulk of of what Epstein was doing and maybe to some degree it was. I know that he was doing a lot of financial stuff and and you know, certainly had a lot of money, a lot of that came from, from Wexner and there's some.
01:44:15 A lot of different possibilities when it comes to that that we don't know the we know we all we don't have, we don't have all the answers to that. So I'm not saying that that wasn't true, that it wasn't a financial fixer, but I mean, for fuck's sake the the, the socializing that was going on between Epstein and Trump, they weren't hanging out at the fucking.
01:44:36 Bank, OK, they were going to fucking parties with models.
01:44:40 And and fucking models at these parties and Epstein and Ghislaine literally introduced Donald Trump to several of his girlfriends, including his current wife. So it's the the context wasn't like, hey, let's go hang around and look at fucking Excel spreadsheets or or whatever the fuck, right?
01:45:01 It was. It was a totally different kind of context when it comes to Trump and his relationship with with Epstein. But anyway, this would be a perfect opportunity.
01:45:12 To mention the fact that that this Ponzi scheme Jew.
01:45:17 A is Jewish and B is it was renting out entire floor at Trump Tower was good friends with Trump and likely was the guy that first introduced Epstein to Trump.
01:45:31 How does Epstein? Does he get rich from doing this stuff? Because at the center of the story, or the enduring mystery from my perspective?
01:45:38 There are a couple, but one is where did the?
01:45:40 Money come from.
01:45:40 How did he get rich? So one of the people that Vicky Ward interviewed in 2002, none of which made it into her story.
01:45:46 Vicky Ward is a Vanity Fair reporter.
01:45:48 At the time she was writing for Vanity Fair. Yeah, she she worked for a Rolling Stone later, and the whole story of the publication of her story. Vanity Fair is a lot of fun. So.
01:45:56 We'll talk about.
01:45:56 That.
01:45:58 One of the one of the people that she interviewed was a guy that Jeffrey Epstein had helped send to jail. Guy named Steven Hoffenberg, who ran a company called Towers Finance.
01:46:07 You know, it was engaged in a Ponzi scheme. They I think it was a $450 million Ponzi scheme, robbed a lot of people have a lot of money. Hoffenberg doesn't deny it. He took responsibility for the time, you know, pled guilty, did his time, and he's open about all of it now, calls himself greedy and just all these things.
01:46:31 Again, you know, let's just not talk about how he, how he's also Jewish, how like literally every character in this fucking story is Jewish.
01:46:40 So he goes on and talks about, you know, the the Ponzi scheme doesn't mention Trump doesn't mention Trump Tower doesn't mention Jews, mentions Les Wexner, but does it and mentions that he's Jewish and mentions that the Mega group to some extent because again it's like.
01:46:59 It's you can't like you can't. Like, it's impossible.
01:47:03 To to talk about this story without being obviously deceptive. If you can't bring that up. But but does it with the same framing that he did with Robert Maxwell, almost like they were tricked into working from Assad.
01:47:20 His his big main thing was philanthropic contributions and management for Jewish and Zionist and the state of Israel related causes. Right. And so when you look at like what the Wexner Foundation did, for example.
01:47:34 They give a little bit of money to Ohio State University here and there like a few other things locally there in Columbus and around the state of Ohio. But the vast, vast, vast majority of it went to Zionist organizations, Jewish organizations, things like that, which, you know, fine fishers, the guy that sort of this sort of dude. What Yitzhak Shamir did with Robert Maxwell?
01:47:55 But for Les Wexner, you know, you go to them and you say you've got an obligation here to the Jewish state. You're Jewish billionaire. You know, you're a big, important person in the most powerful country in the world. Like, you have an obligation to your people. And again, it's a powerful call. And so it really came to in a lot of ways to find Wexner's life after that. And so.
01:48:14 So like he was like, tricked. He was tricked by this, this government like.
01:48:21 You know what I mean? Like it's he's it's framing. He's framing all of this Jewish subversion as these are just like they're just normal everyday Americans. And until they get a call from this message, you and then the massage, you know, tricks them into being Massad agents.
01:48:39 But he's not gatekeeping, right? There's no gatekeeping going on here at all.
01:48:46 Right, this is just.
01:48:48 Just unadulterated truth coming right at you. They're naughty.
01:48:52 They're so naughty. They're all. They're breaking the taboos.
01:48:56 They're breaking the taboos by making these Jewish billionaires seem like they're almost like they're victims.
01:49:07 So anyway, he does that, he goes into Bronfman.
01:49:12 But again.
01:49:14 Never, never talks about.
01:49:17 Trump.
01:49:19 Never talks about Trump's relationship with Epstein, like pretty much.
01:49:24 In in terms of of today's the context of what's going on right now, that's the most relevant relationship.
01:49:33 The the The the most relevant relationship that Epstein had in the context of Trump.
01:49:42 Shutting down.
01:49:44 Any kind of disclosure?
01:49:46 On on the Epstein scandal.
01:49:51 Is Trump's relationship with Epstein?
01:49:59 That's the that's the most relevant relationship and it's the only relationship really.
01:50:04 Really.
01:50:05 Because he goes into great detail about the story that that's this is the big one that gets.
01:50:10 Left out.
01:50:11 And it's very well documented. I mean, I did like like I said, did a whole stream on it, look up maggot brain addition, if you haven't seen it. And I and I got receipts. It's not like I'm not just like making.
01:50:23 Accusations.
01:50:24 Willy nilly. There's tons and tons and tons and and there's even more than what I than what I included in that string.
01:50:38 And in fact, today, just today, earlier a few hours ago.
01:50:43 We got confirmation.
01:50:46 That that, what? What motivated Trump and probably what clued Elon into, you know, people asked, well, how did Elon know? When? When Elon tweeted out?
01:50:56 Months ago.
01:50:59 That Trump was in the Epstein files and that's why he wasn't going to release the Epstein files.
01:51:06 And people say, well, why? How does how? How would Elon even know that? Well, I think we kind of know the answer.
01:51:12 To that question now.
01:51:15 Article came out today.
01:51:18 That that clearly stated that Pam Bondi.
01:51:22 While reviewing the Epstein documents that now apparently don't exist or there are Democrat hoax or something or whatever the story is right now, it's hard to keep up.
01:51:33 That Trump's name came up often.
01:51:38 In the Epstein files.
01:51:41 And so it was brought up in a meeting that hey.
01:51:44 You're on the Epstein files.
01:51:49 Shortly after.
01:51:52 Elon Musk tweeted out.
01:51:55 Trump is in the Epstein files. That's why he's not going to release them.
01:51:59 Shortly after that.
01:52:02 Trump says I'm not gonna release them because I'm in the app now. He doesn't say that, but everyone knows it. He's in the Epstein files.
01:52:11 And like I said earlier, I think because this is such a disaster.
01:52:18 This is such a PR disaster.
01:52:21 That they're they're painted, they've painted themselves into a corner. There are so many ways they could have gone about this that would have really minimized their exposure and and, you know, Maggie is mostly stupid. They could have, they could have done almost anything and and it would have been better than what they're doing now.
01:52:38 But I think now that they're trying to retroactively repair the damage and make it look like they're doing some kind of big reveal. You know, in, in.
01:52:51 Fact.
01:52:51 Maybe even something that does incriminate Trump in some way, in a way that it it's not going to be that big of a deal.
01:52:59 Because, you know, if even if Trump is incriminated, he can. I don't know if he can pardon himself, but like, I don't know, I'm sure that. Look, I'm sure we'll find a way where he doesn't have to go to jail and they're not. They don't put no one. No one gets put in jail, OK.
01:53:17 Including Trump.
01:53:19 You know, Obama's not going to jail. Hillary's not going to jail. Trump's not going to jail.
01:53:25 And so they they might, they might disclose the AA financial connection between Trump and Epstein.
01:53:35 That money is being laundered and that will be the new narrative.
01:53:39 It will take things away from the more salacious and very likely possibility that Trump was banging underage girls with Epstein.
01:53:50 That that was the kind of relationship that it was. There's no fucking possible way that you can hang out with a guy like that for 15 years and not not at least, no.
01:54:00 Then the fact that you still have these people, these pundits, these people that are that are different kinds of gatekeepers, including people like, well, I would say Alex Jones as an example.
01:54:11 They still repeat things that we already know are are are lies. Like for example, though he flew on Epstein's plane like Alex Jones likes to repeat that, that he flew on Epstein's playing twice.
01:54:23 And it was no big deal. No, he's on. He's in the flight logs, actually, like 6 time.
01:54:28 And.
01:54:31 Who knows what happened on the plane, but that's not even.
01:54:33 Like the big, big deal.
01:54:36 It's it's the fact that he was he. He threw parties with Epstein. There was that example that I I gave him my stream where, according to a guy who used to run a modeling agency, he threw a party. That was just him and Epstein at Mar-a-lago. And they brought in underage models from all around the country for.
01:54:56 A, quote UN quote VIP party.
01:55:00 And that this is the kind of behavior I mean. This is why movie stars like to hang out with Donald Trump because they they called it date shopping or I think it was.
01:55:08 Date they had.
01:55:09 Some term for it, but it really what it amounted to is Trump because of his connections with like Miss Teen USA or whatever the fuck teen pageant he had. You know that he owned and and all these modeling.
01:55:20 Agencies.
01:55:21 He would essentially arrange to have these parties where you'd have young underage girls who were aspiring models, who would, who jumped at the chance to hang out with powerful grossed Jewish billionaires or whoever the fuck else, or maybe even just famous actors, including people like.
01:55:43 Leonardo Di Caprio, I think, got got one of his girlfriends from one of these of these parties. Trump would throw these parties and people would go and fuck underage girls and and and it's something that several people are on the record talking about. It's it was an open secret at the time that it was happening.
01:56:07 So chances are Trump's.
01:56:10 Involvement.
01:56:12 With Epstein is is beyond a financial tie.
01:56:16 But to the degree that it is, this is also the kind of thing that.
01:56:21 If you're, if you're laundering fucking money.
01:56:26 Which is very likely, I mean, Trump, Trump had casinos that were in a lot of financial trouble. Trump is. But like you look at his friends, it's basically almost all of his friends are Jewish gangsters.
01:56:40 I don't mean like, I mean like actual like Jewish mafia like that. That's that's everyone. Everyone that associated with Trump, like an 80s and 90s was like basically Jewish mafia.
01:56:52 He married into his married his daughter into the Jewish mafia.
01:56:57 So probably he probably was getting money laundered.
01:57:03 Probably was.
01:57:05 So there probably is some kind of financial connection too.
01:57:09 But the reason why I I really kind of feel like that's maybe where they're leaning is just the other day, you know, Speaking of gatekeepers, again, we had Alex Jones and Tim Dillon.
01:57:25 Who? Tim Dillon. This is after Tim Dillon went to die.
01:57:29 With JD Vance.
01:57:31 To talk specifically about this, about the PR PR nightmare that this had become.
01:57:38 And how that they could, they could find a way to explain this away.
01:57:43 And Tim Dillon was was asked to dinner.
01:57:47 To consult essentially on this topic like how do we make this sit well with people?
01:57:56 And shortly after having this dinner, which Tim Dillon says that he had, I'm not. I'm not just, you know, guessing that this happened. Tim Dillon, Gay, gay, obese comedian Tim Dillon has very popular podcast as you don't know.
01:58:15 Is always a centrist right leaning centrist.
01:58:21 Who's a little edgier than like a Tim Poole and is, but again is a gatekeeper, and so much that he keeps things within the acceptable realm of of discourse. And he often talks to people like he's on Joe Rogan.
01:58:41 You know, several times a lot of people a.
01:58:43 Lot of you guys know who he is.
01:58:46 But he had Alex Jones on. Alex Jones has a different strategy. He doesn't do the same techniques that that you see from Tucker Carlson. He's more of his strategy, is more of what I'd call, like fire hose.
01:59:01 Propaganda.
01:59:03 Where you get it, it just sounds like he drank like a whole.
01:59:07 Pot of coffee and you just get like this high velocity nonsense.
01:59:13 That's full of contradictions.
01:59:16 It it's got like a rhythm to.
01:59:19 It's got like it's emotionally charged the way that he talks.
01:59:23 That that kind of mass.
01:59:26 The contradictions.
01:59:28 Because it it's, it's also a performance. It's a performance just like Tucker's. It's just a different kind of performance. It's more of in a way, it's kind of like a southern southern preacher in a way. But it it, it activates, you know, activates all these the, the emotional part of the brain, so that the the rational part of the brain.
01:59:48 Cuts down when you're in the audience, you get caught up in the energy.
01:59:53 You you get the you know all the all the, all the punctuations that he puts you know.
01:59:59 It's in the documents like, even though it's, there's what? What documents dude? Like what? There are no documents. We know there's no documents. You know, where you talking about the infowar? We gotta win the info War. You know, the deep states. Panicking. It's it's like all this, this hyperbolic language this over the top theatrical language body language.
02:00:20 And it and it just it, you know, it kind of generates this idea that you're part of some holy war, you know, like it's why it's called Infowars. You're part of this righteous struggle against the the globalists, right?
02:00:33 And and even though, like a lot of, it's incoherent like, it is a lot of it's incoherent nonsense, a lot of it's contradictory. You can look look especially when all this stuff was.
02:00:44 This PR nightmare was unfolding the last few weeks. You could look at Alex Jones's timeline and you could see him contradict himself, like literally like an hour apart, like one hour. He's saying that that you know Netanyahu's, you know, blackmailing Trump and then the next is the Democrats have.
02:01:04 Planted fake info and then and then maybe, he says. Well, actually, maybe Trump is in the Epstein files and he's like, all over the fucking place.
02:01:12 And it doesn't matter that he's all over the fucking place and he's contradicting himself over and over and over again. Because with this fire hose propaganda that he's doing where it's just this constant stream of sometimes nonsensical bullshit, the audience gets what's called truth fatigue.
02:01:32 Truth fatigue.
02:01:35 Where they stopped caring about the truth.
02:01:38 This is what like QQ cards are like this.
02:01:41 It it it?
02:01:42 Ceases to be about the truth, and it starts to become about the cult. It starts to be about your identity and and how you identify as a member of the.
02:01:53 Cult.
02:01:54 You know, and this this would apply lots. Lots of people have seen this with with other cult like personality types or or, you know, broadcasters or Trump himself, right? Where people don't care about inconsistencies. They don't care about contradictions. In fact, to the degree that they're even.
02:02:15 You know, sentient enough to perceive that there are these contradictions.
02:02:21 It it really what it does because a lot of these people are like, if you're, I'm sorry, but if you're getting news from fucking Alex Jones, you're you're not like in the top 1%, OK? You're not on the upper end of the bell curve. OK.
02:02:33 And and so a lot of these people, they, they'll chalk it up. These inconsistencies, they'll, they'll, they'll.
02:02:42 They'll view it as complexity.
02:02:45 They'll say you know Q cards will do the same thing, right? Like, this is one of the reasons why it's so difficult to get Q cards when Q predictions would would not happen when they wouldn't work out. They didn't seem phased at all. They never. This never seemed to bother them. And this was always shocking to me because I always thought that, like, well, eventually it'll burn itself out.
02:03:06 Because you know, all these predictions are going to be wrong for so they can only be wrong for so long before these guys abandon it. But it turns out no, like for some of these people.
02:03:16 At least it can be wrong forever and it will never fucking matter. And that's because when you're someone who's not a very sophisticated person and you hear someone that sounds very confident telling you these these inconsistencies and telling you these, these things that don't add up, you just chalk it up to because there's lots of instances in your life where this is.
02:03:38 Probably true to oh, it's just it's it's just so complex. I don't get it, but Alex Jones seems to get it. He seems to get it, so I'm going to outsource my reasoning to him because he sounds very confident about this. He's got the documents. He keeps saying that he has the.
02:03:54 Documents.
02:03:55 Right.
02:03:56 And and because I'm. I don't, I'm not going to be so concerned about trying to discern things for myself. That's I'm not watching Alex Jones because I'm trying to get data that I then process on my own and come to, you know, come up with my own conclusions. I'm watching Alex Jones saying, I know what to think.
02:04:15 Like I'm not. I'm not. I'm not asking him to tell me what the truth is so I can I can figure it out. He's gonna figure it out for me and then just tell me. And ultimately, it's gonna be more about, like brand loyalty.
02:04:29 You know.
02:04:31 Well, it doesn't matter how how.
02:04:33 How weird or or or ridiculous the information is. I'm just it's I'm on the team, I'm on Team Q, I'm on. I'm on. I'm in the infowar. I'm on this side of the the I'm against the globalists.
02:04:50 And I'm going to mistake all these inconsistencies for for complexity and make excuses. Like for example, maybe maybe the reason why they gave me actually Q actually dealt with this very, very sneakily by saying this info is necessary, right?
02:05:09 So when Q would be totally wrong, what would they repeat? This info is necessary and that's exactly what it was. Oh, it's not that, it's inconsistent. It's just it's so complex. I can't figure it out, but luckily the genius is that that work at you know Q incorporated or what.
02:05:26 What the fuck? Luckily, they've got it all figured. They knew they they know the plan. I'm not allowed to know the plan. They know the plan. And so this info is necessary. And so I. I'm, I'll. That's OK that I got suckered because it was actually meant to sucker the enemies. And I it's really just my job to be.
02:05:47 Loyal no matter what.
02:05:51 And and a lot of it's because it becomes a religious thing. They're not looking for consistency of the truth. They're looking for meaning in their lives.
02:06:03 That's really what it is. And so characters like Alex Jones to some degree, he's not offering, you know, logical explanations for things. In fact, he gets very metaphysical at times.
02:06:20 He's he's offering like, meaning he's he's offering like a religious experience to some extent.
02:06:30 So.
02:06:32 That's that's what it.
02:06:33 Is.
02:06:34 It's just, you know, the IT just and in fact, if anything, when there are these contradictions, it almost just reinforces to them that you need to keep watching Alex Jones because, look how confusing it is.
02:06:45 Like you thought, you thought you understood it yesterday, but now it's like this. Totally different story.
02:06:51 Right. So just reinforces this idea that the world is it's all chaotic and crazy and and there's hidden meanings and everything and and. And so you know, I I better keep watching so I can, you know, you know whether it's queue and they're going to decode the the queue drops or whatever or whether it's, you know, Alex Jones, who's got the documents.
02:07:11 With its sources.
02:07:15 So it's it's totally different tactic. It's a different way of gatekeeping, but it's it's still gatekeeping. But anyway, this is from that emergency brought in and same thing where every broadcast is an emergency broadcast. It's this heightened emotional way of of talking about everything, where everything that's, you know, it's like.
02:07:35 Everything's about to give you a heart attack. If you watch Infowars. If you took him seriously, you would think it was like the end of.
02:07:41 The world, like every 20 minutes.
02:07:44 And and there are people that take them fucking seriously.
02:07:49 But anyway, this is. This is why I feel like there there might be going with the financial angle.
02:07:54 Because you kind of got that sense during the Tucker interview.
02:07:58 And this isn't all they focused on, but this interview is all over the fucking place as as you can imagine that anyone is familiar with Alex Jones being interviewed.
02:08:11 Kind of all over the fucking place. It's that fire hose propaganda where you. It's hard to really, you know, get put your finger on anything or even notice the inconsistencies because the information's coming at you so fast.
02:08:23 But.
02:08:25 There, there did seem to be. This is how they opened it and this is there seem to be like a deliberate, I think message about it being more of a financial thing and that might be what they they reveal about Trump.
02:08:39 This of Epstein, was a junior to gives Lane, who took over the family MI 6 CIA, Mossad business. Cause that level they're all inter interconnecting and it was more.
02:08:48 See notice how he does the same thing he does the same blurring of the lines.
02:08:53 That martyr may did where, you know, let's not make this sound like it's a Jew thing. Let's not even make it sound like it's a Mossad thing. It's just it's an every it's. I'm gonna. I'm gonna fire hose blast like the name of every intelligence community or agency you've ever heard of. All at once. And I'm going to, you know, keep rapidly talking about how.
02:09:13 And at that point, it's all the same. It's like, no, it's not. I mean, yeah, they cooperate. There's Five Eyes and, you know, whatever. Right. But it's not like they don't all work at the same fucking club, right? It's not like.
02:09:28 Epstein didn't didn't go to like school like with, with with, you know, CIA and. And and they weren't classmates with CIA and Mossad, you know, like they're not like all part of the same fret, you know.
02:09:42 But but whatever. Anyway, listen what he says.
02:09:45 Than just traveling underage girls. That was like a side order of or or or, you know, little a rider. The larger issue was money laundering and.
02:09:54 Say that there you go. It it he's.
02:09:57 For years, right? For years, you're not hearing about the money laundering side of things. I mean that. Look, look, that didn't exist. There were people talking about it also because of, you know, the Les Wexner's connection, the connection with Mega Group, the connection with some of these arms deals and stuff like that. Obviously, you know, he was involved.
02:10:17 With with money laundering and hiding money, and and moving money and and obviously that was part of it. That hasn't been the focus on, on Infowars or anywhere.
02:10:29 The focus is always and that's not what Epstein got arrested for, either. By the way, that's not what Elaine Maxwell was imprisoned for, by the way.
02:10:38 And.
02:10:38 And now all of a sudden you have multiple people trying to signal that this is that was the real thing that, you know, the girls. It was just a that was just like a that was an horderves as he put it.
02:10:50 The larger issue was money laundering and and then now the Democrats have honed in on this, I said months ago and weeks ago that, you know, Trump needs to not just call for the grand jury stuff be released or the stuff from her trial or the trial that ever happened cause Epstein died in custody there in New York in that detention center.
02:11:09 We should demand the billions it was 1.1 billion right after he died. But it was actually over a billion when he was in custody 5 1/2 years ago in New York. That was sucked out of his business account. And so we know that's at the Treasury Department. So now, Senator Wyden and others, as I predicted a month ago and two weeks ago.
02:11:29 Before this broke, I said Trump should release because I see that's where it's going. Where did the billions of dollars go right before and right after he died? And so I agree with you. Very soon, I was gonna make that point this. This isn't Even so much about human trap.
02:11:44 Being as it is about the money laundering that was going on.
02:11:51 So that that's just what I look.
02:11:53 I don't know if that's really where it's gonna go, but I I feel like they're opening that door. They're floating that out there. They're they're seeing if, if if that.
02:12:02 If that takes.
02:12:05 There, there, there, and what Tim Dillon did this prior to this string that that he did with Alex on his regular show on Saturday. He he.
02:12:18 This is. That's when I first noticed it.
02:12:20 It was after he had already had his dinner with with JD Vance. He with other other people to talk about damage control for this situation and I don't have the clip of it here, but he he mentioned in his show repeatedly that hey, you know, if it just just come clean about, you know, it's probably money laundering like.
02:12:41 He was bringing up money laundering and that was the connection with Trump.
02:12:45 And that all the people and and and look in the same way that look that martyr made guy was saying look we we expect there to be bribes and whatever Tim Dylan was doing was singing the same song saying we expect there you know people expect the the ruling class to be a bunch of scumbags and if you were just money laundering that's fine as long as you aren't diddling the kids.
02:13:05 And blah blah blah and so that might be what you end up getting.
02:13:11 What you might end up get getting is is some kind of financial connection that will be minimized like you know, like MAGA minimizes everything. It doesn't. It doesn't really matter.
02:13:23 How bad it is? They'll forgive Trump of literally anything as long as he wasn't fucking kids and they they won't release any of that stuff. In fact, they'll use the excuse because and this is the fucking stupid excuse that you you hear from other gatekeepers. Gatekeepers like Pam Bondi.
02:13:42 And other gatekeepers keep saying that. Oh well, we can't release you. We don't want us to release child porn. No one's asking to watch the fucking.
02:13:52 Tapes no one wants to see that fucking shit. It's not about watching the tapes. OK, but you have people that work there at the FBI, where as gross as it is, their job is watching child porn. They have whole departments where, like, that's their job and it's their job. So they can try to identify the victims and try to figure.
02:14:12 Out where these.
02:14:13 Pornographers are, and they make databases, and they generate AI that that can, like, recognize, you know, the same kids and different videos, and try to, you know, like, this is part of what the FBI does. And it's, you know, I wouldn't want to have that job, but that job exists.
02:14:30 And so it's not like we're asking for them to upload child porn to the fucking FBI website. We're asking that they actually look into it and try to find out who these people are. If there is video of of, like, Bill Gates or or or, you know or or Donald Trump or.
02:14:51 Or anyone you know for that matter, anyone that, even if they're not a billionaire, if there's anyone that you can use facial recognition software to identify because they're in one of these videos and this is all software that you guys already have, we already know it exists.
02:15:07 And that's what people want. People want this stuff to be analyzed, and they want the people if, if, if in fact this black male stuff exists and maybe it doesn't, I don't know, maybe it doesn't. But there's a lot of other information that does.
02:15:21 There's a lot of other information. I listed it on a tweet the other day. It's not even like. It's not like a full list of everything, but this is like a it's a pretty decent list of of shit that would get you going because that's The thing is, people don't even know like what what the Epstein files even are because they they think that.
02:15:42 Because a lot of the people that.
02:15:43 Are following this.
02:15:45 Because they're not very sophisticated people, a lot of them are Q tards, a lot of them do think it's like the movies. They think it's going to be like CSI. Like, there's there's literally like a zip disk or something. You know, it's like something stupid like that, like there's there or like a Google doc, you know, where it's just like a list of rich people and how many kids they fucked.
02:16:03 You know something like that. Like, that's not what it is. That's not what it is. But there's a lot of fucking documents that can very easily be seen. And let's take a look. Where's my little?
02:16:17 List here that I had.
02:16:19 Yeah, here we go.
02:16:22 Uh.
02:16:24 Well, first of all, they said they had 300 gigabytes of data collected. Now a lot of that's probably the video. And according to JD Vance at the dinner with Tim Dillon, a lot of that was commercial porn. OK, whatever. Maybe it is. Maybe it's all commercial porn. That doesn't matter.
02:16:44 We also know that they have a lot of surveillance tapes.
02:16:48 And not just surveillance tapes from his properties, which we do have. We know that all of Epstein's properties had cameras all over the fucking place. I mean, it's mentioned in articles about the parties that he's throwing. I I brought. I covered that in that, that stream I did, Maggie brain addition.
02:17:05 But OK, let's take a look at those the surveillance tapes, but also the surveillance tapes the FBI has.
02:17:12 If Jeffrey Epstein was ever under surveillance.
02:17:16 Try. Imagine he had to have been at some point.
02:17:21 And there should be wiretap logs, because we do know that they wiretapped his phones at some point. So we should have wire tap logs know exactly. And we should maybe even have the recordings of those wiretaps. We should have a full unredacted version of the address book.
02:17:39 We, which we know they have the address book, we know that the address book was even used in in the lane Maxwell's trial.
02:17:47 Unless that was a different. And then there's multiple address books, but the the one that was used in our trial was sealed. So we know we have that. We know that we don't have a full unredacted version of the flight logs. There's still people who are who are blacked out on the flight logs.
02:18:04 We don't have unredacted versions of the depositions and the affidavits from all the people, all the accusers. Look, we don't need to know their names. We don't need to know their names. You can take out any identifiable information. We just want to know what the accusations are. And again.
02:18:21 Two and we don't have the FBI case files. That's something that you obviously have. You're the FBI. So what if there's no case file? OK, but I find that hard to believe. There should be some 30 twos. That's the the files that the FBI agents have to fill out the, the the forms they have to fill out.
02:18:41 After conducting interviews with victims or or even you know, suspects that there should be a bunch of FBI 30 twos, they keep those forever. There should be the Southern District of New York criminal case files.
02:18:55 There should be the Palm Beach Police Department investigation reports because they were the ones that were first doing the investigation before it, kind of.
02:19:03 Got taken over by the feds.
02:19:07 There should be. Most importantly, I think the sealed non prosecution agreement where not only did the DOJ seem to think that they were going to give immunity to Epstein, but literally anyone, even if they weren't name.
02:19:24 In other words, anyone in the future, if they found evidence later that was fucking 100 kids. Why, by using Epstein's service, they would have automatic immunity, because like, this, that that is insane. But that is, that is part of the deal and they have.
02:19:44 Sealed the full version of that deal. We need to have. We need to know what that fucking deal looks like. We need to not only have that deal, but we need to have all the correspondence, all the emails that went in between the DOJ and the federal prosecutors that were involved in, in negotiating that deal.
02:19:59 We need to know what they were talking about. We need to know exactly what Alex Acosta meant by he's owned by intelligence. We need to know who told them that we know all that information.
02:20:12 And that would have taken place, I think the first time around under Bush. That's how long ago this fucking shit.
02:20:17 Was.
02:20:18 I think that first investigation took place. Senator Bush, which means it would have been Alberto Gonzalez.
02:20:25 As the AG that was probably given these stand down orders and we know that guy is a fucking corrupt scumbag.
02:20:33 Well, as is Bush.
02:20:35 I mean that that's that's back in the Dennis Hastert days when there's all kinds of fucking pedo shit going on. This pedo shit thing is is lot more prolific in that town than people understand.
02:20:48 So we need to have all of that. We need to have.
02:20:52 You know, basically any and all documents related to this case, and sure you can black out the names of the victims. Obviously, we don't want the actual child.
02:21:03 Porn. Obviously, we don't even want the the non child we don't want. We don't want porn, you know you can have the people that get paid to do this. Go over those tapes, identify victims and and you know that's that's we don't need the names of the victims. But if there's we need to know.
02:21:23 If there's video of people like Anthony Blinken, fucking an 8 year old, that's what we need to know.
02:21:32 And the fact that Trump is covering this up and that's exactly what he's doing, I guess. What? What was it yesterday or today it came out those that they were going oh, we're going to unseal the the grand jury testimony and then the judge struck that down was that earlier I think it was.
02:21:51 Earlier today, right.
02:21:53 You know, that was 11 hours ago. Judge rejects the Trump administration's effort to unseal the Epstein grand jury records in Florida.
02:22:03 And so they still have request pending in New York and.
02:22:06 Yeah, but again another another relevant aspect to this story, the judge who denied it Jewish.
02:22:19 So it's this is what I'm talking about when I talk about gatekeeping.
02:22:25 I'm being very specific about it. I'm not just throwing it around because.
02:22:30 You know, total Carlson isn't naming the Jew enough or or whatever fucking low IQ. Stupid reason that you know like that, that people might think that or oh, you're just jealous because because you're not.
02:22:44 The one on Tucker.
02:22:45 Carl, center. I don't want to be the guy on Tucker Carlson. Thank you very much.
02:22:49 And so it's it's I this is very obvious to me. I watched this stuff and I don't understand why other people don't see it. It's very deliberate what they're doing. It's very effective what they're doing for fuck's sake. I mean, there's people on our side. It's not even just the boomers. They're tricking with this with this strategy that it's people on our side that.
02:23:10 People that you would think that, that that would know better.
02:23:14 Who are being tricked by this and thinking that, oh, look, that finally, you know, we moved the Overton window. Oh, you know, Tucker finally figured out that that he was wrong all these years. Now he's.
02:23:26 Now he's going to fight the.
02:23:27 Power.
02:23:28 That he's part of.
02:23:32 Anyway, I hope that.
02:23:36 I hope that explains.
02:23:38 Things in an adequate way.
02:23:44 That's just. Unfortunately, that's the way information gets. Gets fed to the public.
02:23:49 There, there are gatekeepers, and there is there are there. This is. This is something that's.
02:23:58 That you should just be aware of that everyone and look, everyone, I'm you could even say I'm a gatekeeper to some extent, right? Like that I and and to the degree that I decide what I talk about right in the same way that like the the House wife is the gatekeeper for the dinners that she's buying for her.
02:24:16 You know her for her family. I decide what I'm talking about. I focus on certain issues and and don't talk about others not, but it's about motivation, right? Like what? You have to think about, OK, everyone's technically gatekeeping everyone that that's that gives it out. Information is gatekeeping. Because you're the one that's deciding what information you're.
02:24:37 You're passing out, so you have to look at what are the. That's the way you have to care about the motivations of the people you're listening to.
02:24:44 My motivation is I want to get rid of Jewish power in the West and I want to preserve the future for white.
02:24:52 That's those are my motivations. And so that's going to be what colors.
02:24:58 How I do my show and the information that I that I broadcast?
02:25:04 And if you're Tucker Carlson?
02:25:07 You're going to have wildly different motivations.
02:25:11 If you're Alex Jones.
02:25:12 Yes.
02:25:13 You're gonna have wildly, and they would tell you this. They would.
02:25:16 Tell.
02:25:16 You this so you have to ask yourself what are those motivations and how is that going to color the way they are giving that information? Tucker Carlson is not pro white. He doesn't care about white genocide and he can't talk about Jewish issues without repeatedly talking about how much he loves Israel.
02:25:37 How is that going to color the way that he talks about these topics?
02:25:42 Alex Jones is is kind of in the same camp Alex Jones. It certainly isn't like a white nationalist. He wants a big tent, he wants multiracialism, he wants multiculturalism to some degree.
02:25:57 And and he he certainly.
02:26:00 Can't talk about Jewish issues either without talking about how much.
02:26:04 You know, he he loves Jews in Israel and and whatnot.
02:26:08 How's that going to color the way that he talks about this stuff?
02:26:14 That's why this stuff matters. That's why, and I think like, you know, people would would say, oh, you know, the low IQ, low IQ anti-Semitism is is you know like from a few years ago there used to be people would always say name them name them name the Jew and they wouldn't trust anyone.
02:26:31 That wouldn't at least point out the fact that because that's how that's how far we've gone. That's kind of funny. But back in like say 20/17/2018.
02:26:40 People wouldn't take you seriously as an information source if you couldn't at least acknowledge the Jewishness of people that were involved in these stories.
02:26:54 And people tried to to throw shade at at those that would do that as these low IQ anti semites that were obsessed with Jews. And it's like no, it's just that the only way to know that you as a gatekeeper because as I said everyone's a gatekeeper.
02:27:13 That you're not gatekeeping.
02:27:16 Things you're not. You're not trying to frame things in a way that that's dishonest when it comes to Jewish issues, the only way to really litmus test you on that is if you fucking talk about Jews.
02:27:30 And now it's it's funny because we have pushed the Overton window far enough to where, like, everyone's. It's almost like it's like, I mean, for fuck's sake, Charlie Kirk is having to a little bit talk about Jews at this point.
02:27:40 UM.
02:27:42 And so it's.
02:27:45 You still gotta ask yourself, though, you know, like what does Charlie Kirk want? Right. He doesn't he? He's no enemy of Israel. He's an enemy of Jews. He he's. No, he's no white supremacist.
02:27:58 You know, and so this, that's why it's important. It's not just what these people are saying. It's not even how they're saying it. It's it's. Why are they saying it?
02:28:08 And you have to think about. This is why you have to know about the people that you know that you're getting your information from.
02:28:16 Because ultimately, on some level, everyone's a gatekeeper.
02:28:20 Everyone's a gatekeeper, and so you have to know what you know, who you know it's like.
02:28:28 Just like you want to know if if if someone at the office is going to order lunch for everybody, you got to know what kind of food they like before you before you let them do it, you know.
02:28:40 You don't want them bringing you an anchovy pizza unless you're into that sick shit, I don't know.
02:28:48 So anyway, hopefully that's.
02:28:52 That explains my criticism of of this interview and of Tucker Carlson, which there's just again from the very beginning of that interview he's performing. You know that he's that's the thing too is you need to realize that, OK, if you're a presenter, if you're a broadcaster, there's an aspect to all of us that's a little performative.
02:29:13 Because you are. You know you're. You're putting on a not a performance made a presentation.
02:29:19 If you're a presenter of any kind, it's not like you just sit there and mumble into the there is like a way you have to go about it, right? To be effective for people to understand what you're.
02:29:28 Saying but if.
02:29:29 You're lying in that like if you're actually just acting like someone else, like you're playing like a like a role with with lines and stuff like like Tucker.
02:29:38 Because, I mean, for fuck's sake, man.
02:29:41 I don't know how anyone trusts that.
02:29:43 I don't, it's.
02:29:48 It's I. It's so easy to tell too cause.
02:29:53 I don't know, it just there's just something so scummy. Like when I when I see him acting dumb and and and asking these questions, I know he knows the answer to look and there's ways to do that without without lying. Because that's that's what he's doing. There's a way he could have have asked about Donald Barr without acting like he was some retard that never heard of him.
02:30:12 Before.
02:30:13 Right. He could. He could have. He could have easily have said. Oh, yeah, Donald Barr, why don't you tell us more about him?
02:30:18 Or.
02:30:18 Something like that like that would have to me. I I went to. No red flags are going up because I'm like uh, yeah, yeah, obviously he knows what you know, he's he's just being a good interviewer, right? He's just he's he's directing the interview and the direction he wants it to go without lying.
02:30:33 Without pretending to be someone that he's not.
02:30:36 So anyway.
02:30:39 Let's take a look at Hyper Chats, shall we?
02:30:43 We will go to entropy first.
02:30:47 All right, entropy.
02:30:51 Alright, Doc 14 says Bilbo Stream reminded me of.
02:31:00 Oh, you know, before we do that, we actually got one over on.
02:31:03 Odyssey. Well, let me do. Let me do your doc 14 one first.
02:31:07 We got one of the weird odyssey ones.
02:31:11 Anyway.
02:31:12 Doc 14 says.
02:31:14 Bilbo Stream reminded me of Kirk. Kirk. I don't know. Some kind of Danish.
02:31:20 3rd.
02:31:22 A Danish philosopher, the instant #3 Part 3, where he observes.
02:31:30 The way in which maintenance of a community oaths.
02:31:34 IE nationals or nations standards erode hold on this is.
02:31:42 Bilbo Stream reminded me of Kirk Guards the instant number three-part three. I'm not sure what.
02:31:49 That.
02:31:49 Is where he observes the way in which maintenance of a community oath.
02:31:55 Erodes a very short read for any interested like you say, our problems are not new. Thanks for all you do. You're not familiar with that.
02:32:06 But.
02:32:10 For those of you who are interested in Danish philosophy.
02:32:16 I appreciate that, Doc 14.
02:32:19 But yeah, let's go to the Odyssey 1 real quick.
02:32:25 We got love and division.
02:32:28 Says just want to keep Odyssey going. The new Odyssey payment system requires a facial photograph. I feel the globalist noose tightening. Yeah, someone told me about that. And I'm not pleased with that. And so that's probably why no one's using it and.
02:32:42 I get it, I understand.
02:32:45 It's because it's some crypto exchange.
02:32:49 I have and I haven't done it. They didn't make me do it to make the wallet. Maybe it's gonna make me do.
02:32:53 It to get the money out. I don't know.
02:32:56 But yeah, that's that's not. I mean, like every crypto exchange I think does that now.
02:33:01 But yeah, that's.
02:33:04 Not cool.
02:33:06 I don't think a lot of people are.
02:33:07 Going to be.
02:33:07 Into that but.
02:33:10 No.
02:33:11 I appreciate that all the same love and division and like face it, we can only be so anonymous on the Internet anyway. You know, write down if you're worried about.
02:33:21 It they.
02:33:22 They probably already got. Got your your name and address, but anyway. But you know, I get it. I that's very unfortunate. They're doing that.
02:33:31 Attila the Hunk says Hi Devon. I'm a Peter Pijet, A savaka I. What's a savaka?
02:33:39 A savaka.
02:33:40 Vic.
02:33:42 A euro gypsy.
02:33:45 Well then maybe you can tell me then.
02:33:46 Is it?
02:33:48 It's spelled gyros. I was always told that it was pronounced euro.
02:33:53 And I used to, it makes me angry for I don't know why, because that has nothing to do with me. But it annoys me when I hear people call them gyros. But your thing only works if it's gyro because you said you're a gyro gypsy.
02:34:07 Do do they really call them gyros or do they call them EUR? I always call those euro stream suggestion in 1850, Britain blockaded Greece to force reparations for a Jew. Britain. David Pacifico, whose home was ransacked.
02:34:26 An empire flexing muscle and in defense of a Jew.
02:34:33 OK, I'd have to look that up. I'm not familiar with any of that stuff.
02:34:38 And then you say, can I get a anti-Semitism?
02:34:44 Intensified hit that button.
02:34:46 Is working.
02:34:50 Anti-Semitism intensified.
02:34:50 Impact.
02:34:56 There we go.
02:34:57 I don't want to do the whole.
02:34:58 Thing it's long.
02:34:59 But I appreciate that Attila the Hun.
02:35:02 All right, then we got Brody.
02:35:05 Brody says Dev and I caught Bilbo's quest on the replay. I think you mentioned that ancient Egyptians and Indians were white blue eyes. Why do you think that a couple of AI IAH said this is not the case because you look at the earlier no, there are mummies with blonde hair, blue eyes.
02:35:25 There are mummies with blonde. It's the earlier dynasties, and there are the the the statues that are still painted.
02:35:36 Some of the earlier Pharaohs have blue eyes on the I mean.
02:35:39 I don't know. Maybe they didn't really have blue eyes, but they're their statues do.
02:35:44 That's that's fairly.
02:35:46 Widely accepted. It's not every dynasty, but it's it's like the I'm not an egyptologist, but I know like the early dynasties.
02:35:54 There was, I mean.
02:35:55 There's all you look it up. Look up.
02:35:59 Blonde haired mummy, you know.
02:36:04 I don't know.
02:36:04 I'm not the guy to ask about that, but it's. Yeah. The I'm not saying they all were, but they.
02:36:10 Yeah, the they're, they're early. We was kangs. Apparently you go back far enough.
02:36:18 Ah, let's see here. Blake R, You know, I think Robert, Zephyr and I don't. Not everyone likes him.
02:36:25 I.
02:36:27 I think he has some videos on that.
02:36:29 I can't. I'm not an anthropologist, but.
02:36:35 Maybe he's got a good explanation for that.
02:36:39 Bro. All right, just did that one.
02:36:41 Ah, let's see here. Blake R.
02:36:45 Says when do you think World War 3 will kick off? I have a theory that Jews want to force World War three in Europe and introduce conscription in order to drastically depopulate white men in Europe. All the hotels across EU seem to be full of brown men, rarely women and children, all men dying.
02:37:05 We're fighting.
02:37:08 I don't. I'm. I'm not worried about World War three right now.
02:37:13 I.
02:37:15 I I I I think World War 3 isn't going to be. I think we're in World War three in a way.
02:37:21 Meaning that the the.
02:37:23 It's a different kind of warfare. Why? Why send you to some battlefield in a tank when they can just genocide you at home?
02:37:32 When they can just genocide you slowly as you watch Netflix.
02:37:36 You know what I mean? So.
02:37:40 I I and maybe I'm wrong. I'm not. You know, I don't have a crystal ball, but the sense that I get is.
02:37:48 That just be it's just unnecessary. They don't need to go that route. Not saying that there's not gonna be there could be some big conflicts on the horizon.
02:37:57 Maybe there will be.
02:38:00 I always hope for the best and and prepare for the worst.
02:38:06 Brody again says.
02:38:09 Since he decided to skip a stream, I replayed apophenia. Apophenia was a good string with lots of energy, anger and passion. Also good were Feliz Navidad and Scott Adams Stream about blacks.
02:38:25 Yeah, Scott Adams.
02:38:29 He he kind of coked out on the Epstein thing, too.
02:38:33 He was saying that.
02:38:36 If Trump wants to, like I, I don't remember the exact way he phrased it.
02:38:39 But he essentially said that, OK, there's probably really bad stuff in there, but I trust Trump to just it's fine that he's covering it up.
02:38:49 Again, that's not I'm paraphrasing, but that's kind of what he.
02:38:52 Said it's just like, come on, man.
02:38:56 That's how you that's how gonna spend your last days on this earth.
02:38:59 I mean, you're dying.
02:39:01 You're not, are you are. Are you gonna grow a spine sometime between now and dying? Now's the time, Scott.
02:39:09 You don't have much time on this earth.
02:39:12 You said so yourself. You got, like a year left and you're going to spend it.
02:39:17 Sucking up to the power structure that doesn't matter anymore. You're you're.
02:39:22 For all intents and purposes, you're infinitely rich until you die.
02:39:27 Like you have enough money to wear, you probably can't spend at all between now and you dying.
02:39:35 So.
02:39:36 What are you doing?
02:39:39 What are you doing?
02:39:41 Sucking up to the the system. It's just, uh, I don't understand this ship.
02:39:47 Blake R says I have a theory. I think the Jews are working to create. Oh wait, it's a I think I already did that one.
02:39:56 Why is it repeating? I don't know.
02:39:59 Then we got murder of Bros murder of Bros with the big dono.
02:40:04 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself.
02:40:09 Go, Julie, this flag is.
02:40:27 Alright, murder of Bros.
02:40:32 Pour one out for churro.
02:40:34 Uh, or pour one out for churro lads. Some good news in this melanoid time he disappeared and seemed lost for good, only to return triumphant. A metaphor for our future, maybe.
02:40:47 That's right. He is our mascot and he has returned.
02:40:51 He has returned. Hopefully he'll stick around a little bit longer this time.
02:40:55 And.
02:40:57 And I might. I might now that I'm. I'm sure that he has thoroughly spread his seed.
02:41:03 I might get his balls chopped off. I'm thinking about it. I I I'm kind of. I'm kind of on the fence about it because part of me is like well.
02:41:12 I don't want to take it. I don't want it to take the spring out of his step. You know what I mean?
02:41:17 But.
02:41:19 We'll see. We'll see.
02:41:22 Well, I got I got. He's not. He's not peeing on everything right now because he only does that in the.
02:41:26 Spring.
02:41:28 So.
02:41:30 Maybe I'll maybe we'll wait and see. We'll wait and see.
02:41:36 But thank you very much. Murder of Bros.
02:41:39 Murder of Bros.
02:41:41 Interesting name.
02:41:44 Grimly fiendish.
02:41:53 Grimly fiendish. Some shekels for churros. Kosher snacks.
02:41:58 Well, I appreciate that. You know, let's put let's put churro up on the screen instead of.
02:42:04 These these guys.
02:42:07 So they're like a good angle. Not really. They're. Oh, that's good.
02:42:10 Enough.
02:42:16 That works alright. Where's the?
02:42:22 There you go. Thank you very much. Grimly fiendish.
02:42:27 Then we got Blake.
02:42:28 There.
02:42:30 I think Trump was never sincere from the very start.
02:42:34 He just knew what theater to play to get elected.
02:42:38 And it was and has obviously diddled kids with Epstein.
02:42:42 The guy just did a performance to win over the NPC right and boomers, they seemed to be constantly trying to buy time until we're a minority in the West. Now that's that's pretty much my take and I bought it, you know, I bought it the first time around and I.
02:43:00 Rapidly.
02:43:02 Once he was in office, realized he was full of shit.
02:43:06 Because he wasn't doing it. I knew what it would take to do the things he said he was going to do and he wasn't. It was clear very quickly. Ohh, you're not going to.
02:43:15 Do those things.
02:43:18 And.
02:43:20 Yeah, I don't think he ever intended to.
02:43:23 I don't think he ever intended to. I think he used Cambridge Analytica to brain rape conservatives and then tell them exactly what.
02:43:32 They wanted to hear.
02:43:37 And yeah, most people are just totally happy.
02:43:41 Being a member of the Cult of Personality as we slowly slip into extinction.
02:43:47 Whatever comes after Trump has to be extreme and look, maybe we'll make that happen.
02:43:54 Maybe we'll make that happen. You know, I I don't think right away.
02:44:01 But a charismatic leader.
02:44:05 A charismatic leader who actually gives a fuck about white people and who is aware of the Jewish problem.
02:44:13 Is not as inconceivable as it used to feel.
02:44:19 I feel like that's.
02:44:22 That it seems I don't want to say it seems likely.
02:44:27 But it seems possible in a.
02:44:28 Way that it didn't used to.
02:44:30 And that's coming from.
02:44:31 Me.
02:44:35 That's coming from. Apparently the most pessimistic guy on the scene. And I'm like, I don't know, maybe.
02:44:41 Maybe we get our guy, I don't know.
02:44:42 Who it's going to be.
02:44:44 I don't know when it's going to be, but we might get our guy.
02:44:48 Be kind of nice if we got our guy.
02:44:50 And it makes sense in a way where white people, God dammit, we're awesome. Why wouldn't we have a guy?
02:44:56 Right. Why wouldn't why wouldn't white people produce a guy?
02:45:01 As a as a self preservation.
02:45:05 Maneuver I feel like.
02:45:07 Like we, we might do that, we might, we might make a guy. That guy could be out there right now, we don't know.
02:45:15 That guy could.
02:45:17 Could be wearing diapers right now, or you could be going to high school. We don't know.
02:45:23 But maybe that guy's out there.
02:45:26 Purple sage.
02:45:28 When you're trying to save money, a good rule to follow is to.
02:45:39 Take it from me, Jim neighbors, it'll pay dividends.
02:45:42 Purple sage so happy to hear about Churro. Thanks for leaving the VM on Telegram. Letting people know. Really incredible. Yeah. Well, I thought you guys would want to know. So I told you guys pretty much. As soon as I as soon as it happened, I thought people would be excited about that. I was. I was shocked.
02:46:01 I was shocked.
02:46:02 I genuinely thought he was dead, in fact.
02:46:06 I kept thinking I was going to find.
02:46:09 Bits of him cause I have found bits of I have found dead cats out there.
02:46:14 And I thought I was gonna. I I kept thinking like, like in a way, it was. It was. I was like, well, at least then you could, like, give him a proper burial or something, you know, like and. And you would know, you know. But I kept, I don't know, I I was.
02:46:30 Not I was not pleased with the prospect of walking down some trail and like, oh, that's churro's head.
02:46:38 You know what I mean? Like.
02:46:40 So yeah, I'm happy to have him back. Obviously he's he's a he's a whiny little bitch sometimes, but he's he's our whiny little bitch.
02:46:49 And he's tough. He's tough. I'll give him that. He's fucking tough.
02:46:53 Show me how old he was.
02:46:56 He seems like he's youngish, like he's not.
02:46:59 He's definitely not old, but he's not like.
02:47:02 I think he's like super young either.
02:47:05 Like he's probably like in cat years. He's like in his 30s, if I had to guess.
02:47:13 But hopefully we get we get some more time out of them, huh?
02:47:16 Nigel, Cringeworthy says worth looking into. Don't be a sucker. A movie made by Jews for the US Army in the 1940s, about how racism is bad and shit. I think we've covered that before.
02:47:30 I don't know. I've done a full stream on it.
02:47:33 But I know we've we've played at least clips of it. That's the anti fascism.
02:47:39 Slash racism moving.
02:47:43 That it would have been a long time ago, I don't remember.
02:47:47 I feel like that was probably three years ago or something that I I did something about that.
02:47:53 Uh, then we got blue cord blue.
02:47:55 Chord with a big dono.
02:47:57 Children today we'll be reading the best Christmas ever. Our story begins with.
02:48:03 The magic negro.
02:48:14 Where did the soul men go?
02:48:19 Where?
02:48:28 Christmas.
02:48:29 Ever.
02:48:31 All right, blue chord.
02:48:34 Blue chord.
02:48:36 Good evening Mr. stack. Thanks for the induction into the Bee Club. I consider it a badge of honor to be recognized by someone I feel has done so much to get the message out about the struggle as we white people face. I'm glad to hear Churro is back where he is.
02:48:57 Be safe as always. Thank you to the mods for sacrificing their time to moderate the chat and for what you do. Yeah, big big.
02:49:09 Oh, Sevens, I guess for the for the mods showed you oh sevens.
02:49:13 Mods, the faithful mods out there, the under the under mentioned or what's the?
02:49:20 What's the word I want to say? Underappreciated because they are appreciated. They're they're not the the, the unsung heroes. I guess that's the.
02:49:27 Way to put.
02:49:28 It well, thank you very much. Blue chord.
02:49:31 And yeah, I would say.
02:49:38 I would say.
02:49:42 I don't know what I would say actually. Sorry. My brain is like fried. I've been up, I've been up for.
02:49:49 Almost 24 hours right now.
02:49:51 Almost 24 hours.
02:49:57 Yes, but yeah, thank you very much. True is safe and sound, and I'll try to get you know, I should I should. I should get you guys some more video of him other than just like that crappy phone. Let let let's tell you what. Let him heal up and plump up a little bit and then we'll do a churro update.
02:50:15 As long as he's he sticks around, he stuck around so far, like he's out. He's out hunting things and doing something right now I'm sure, but he'll be back at dawn. That's what that's been his MO lately.
02:50:27 Alright, blue core then we got lucky. Larry Silverstein. I had a cat do this when I was a teenager. It disappeared for almost a month. I assume she was dead then I was walking home and saw her in front in the front yard, walking towards me. All skinny and dirty. Then ate and slept all day. She lived to be 17 years old.
02:50:47 And died about 2009. Churro Churro will live a long time.
02:50:52 Well, I appreciate that. Yeah, true was disappeared for almost a month before I feel like.
02:50:59 The four or five months thing, though, I just, I can't figure out.
02:51:04 Like I don't, I just. I can't. Logistically. I can't figure out where. What, what, what he was doing that all time.
02:51:10 That's such a long and and the other thing that I thought because I I've had cats wear.
02:51:16 I've gone on extended business trips or something like that and I come back and it's like 2. It's been like I've had obviously have people like checking in on while I'm gone, but it'll be like 2 weeks.
02:51:27 And I come home and they hiss at me when I come to the door like it's like they forgot. And they're and they're kind of bitchy at me for, like a.
02:51:34 Like a couple days until they warm back up. Churros acting like nothing happened.
02:51:40 Like like nothing happened.
02:51:43 Which is really weird.
02:51:45 So I yeah, I kind of wish I'd wish I had a GoPro on him during that whole time. I could see what the fuck he was up to.
02:51:54 We got a real ubermensch with another big dono.
02:51:59 Money is power. Money is money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
02:52:04 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:52:25 Alright, we got. Let's see here, real Uber match. Devon, thanks for all your hard work.
02:52:31 A dozen variants of.
02:52:34 You could shift the tide of the wait.
02:52:38 A dozen variants of you could shift the tide of the movement.
02:52:45 I'm not sure what that means.
02:52:47 Devon, thanks for all your hard work. A dozen variants.
02:52:52 Of you could shift the tide of the movement.
02:53:00 I feel like there's a word missing or something. I'm not catching the.
02:53:04 Alright, anyway, great work. Great work too great work to you also Night Nation review and hey Zig.
02:53:14 Alright, well, there you go. I'm not sure what you mean by a dozen variants of you. Ohh. I OK, I'm reading that retardedly. OK, this is how long I've.
02:53:23 A dozen variants of me as an A person. If there were a dozen of.
02:53:28 Maine.
02:53:29 It could shift the tide of the movement. Well, I don't know. I I can't. I just do it myself. Can one variant of me.
02:53:36 Do it. I hope so.
02:53:38 I hope so.
02:53:40 I hope I have some kind of.
02:53:43 Of impact, right?
02:53:47 Just me all by my lonesome.
02:53:50 But I appreciate that.
02:53:51 A real ubermensch.
02:53:54 Even if I was, I was a little dumb there. It took me a minute to figure out what you said. I appreciate it all the same.
02:54:00 Uh, we got a man of low moral fiber, returned the king. I prayed for his return. I'm glad it happened. I guess then Lizzie is probably too brown to get airtime on the insomnia stream. But good, that boy is back in town.
02:54:20 Are those people brown?
02:54:23 Boys are back in town. Who sings that song? Thin Lizzy.
02:54:32 I do racially discriminate when I pick music. Sometimes a Jew sneaks through or something because there's just so many fucking Jews that do music.
02:54:42 Yeah, he is too brown.
02:54:48 He is too brown. Ah, Caladrius. Sorry, Devon, this money is for Churro. Buy him something nice. I'll buy him.
02:54:57 One of those overpriced cat soup things.
02:55:01 How about that? He loves those, basically gulps him down in like a second, but he loves them.
02:55:08 Uh, Caladrius again, says whoops, meant to give $20.00 for Churro. You can keep the three, I guess. Alright, well, in that.
02:55:16 Case.
02:55:17 I'll give him.
02:55:19 Ten of the soups.
02:55:22 And then it'll last him a little while. He'll get, he'll get. He'll get soups for a week.
02:55:28 And we got Antonio vain.
02:55:31 Cash flow checkout.
02:55:38 I'd like to return this duck.
02:55:40 Antonio Bay. Stop calling it the gay 90's the reason for wanting to go back is because we peaked at that time. You have to peek before heading down and as a agent, Smith himself said mankind peaked in 1999.
02:55:57 We were so busy living in the 90s, we never noticed the snakes in the grass, no smartphones, etc. No, we didn't peak in the 90s.
02:56:05 We were already out. That's the whole point. You gotta watch the gay 90s. If if you think that's where we peaked.
02:56:12 You're you're crazy.
02:56:14 You're crazy. We already had FAD education in public schools in the 90s.
02:56:21 We already had gay marriage pretty much socially acceptable.
02:56:26 In the 90s.
02:56:28 We already had demographics that were.
02:56:31 Fucked beyond repair in the 90s.
02:56:36 We did not peak in the 90s.
02:56:40 That's that. Maybe you were a kid in the 90s and so.
02:56:43 It feels that way.
02:56:45 But we did not peak in the 90's. The 90s were shit.
02:56:49 We're we're fucking shit again. Maybe you were a kid, and so you didn't experience it the same way that the rest of America did. Look, I was a kid in the 90s.
02:57:00 But it was still shit. I mean, I I had a good childhood, but.
02:57:04 The 90s were still shit.
02:57:07 You know, like maybe it's because I went to a very multicultural school in the 90s.
02:57:12 Like maybe I I it's cause I live somewhere where I I already got to like I got the taste. What everyone else was going to get shoved down their throat, you know, coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Kind of a thing but.
02:57:24 Yeah, the 90s were not. That was not peak America.
02:57:30 Coincidence. Coincidence says last week's stream Bilbo's quest was excellent, complementing rising tide and a Yankee view. History episodes on changing demographics are more relevant than ever. Return to the land as a group, being harassed by the ADL.
02:57:50 Or building white only communities in Arkansas and Missouri. Have you heard of them? Yeah, I've heard of them. Like I said, my.
02:58:01 My contention is it's not. Well, it's not what contention I I hope that I'm wrong my fear.
02:58:11 Which I don't think is unfounded.
02:58:13 Is that?
02:58:16 Despite the legal protections that they have.
02:58:21 Implemented.
02:58:23 When it comes to housing.
02:58:28 Yeah, it's.
02:58:31 The the law is very broad.
02:58:36 In its definitions of.
02:58:40 Discrimination.
02:58:43 And I don't want to talk about much. I don't want to talking about it really, just cause, like, not because it's not interesting. It's just that I don't give anyone any, anyone any ideas. It's there are communities that exist out there that are under the radar and.
02:58:59 You can do that.
02:59:02 And not get harassed by the ADL. There's lots of there's lots of community, more than people would think. Lots of communities that are already kind of doing this, just not advertising it. It's very kind of, you know.
02:59:16 On the down low.
02:59:19 I hope.
02:59:21 I hope it works out for them. If they get taken to court.
02:59:27 But I just feel like they're going to they're going to get people. I don't know if it's going to be a lawsuit from the ADL, but it could also be a lawsuit, even from the DOJ. You know, like they they. No, every institution hates white people right now.
02:59:42 And.
02:59:44 Again, I hope that the steps they have taken.
02:59:49 To make things legal or adequate.
02:59:53 UM.
02:59:55 Or more than adequate, and I hope that they can avoid even having to deal with that because just I wouldn't want even fucking deal with. I mean the the amount of headache that would be having an organization with unlimited cash coming at you legally.
03:00:12 That just sounds like a fucking nightmare, even if you're, you know, even if you're in the right and they are, they're in the right morally.
03:00:23 And even if they are legally, which maybe they are.
03:00:27 It's still going to be a nightmare.
03:00:30 Because they have unlimited money and unlimited Jew lawyers. So.
03:00:35 But yeah, I I hope I hope it works out. I hope it works out and I respect what they're doing and I think it's a good thing what they're doing.
03:00:46 But I also fear that.
03:00:49 Our enemies are going to.
03:00:53 Come at them in a way that will be.
03:00:57 No fun.
03:00:59 That to to have the understatement of the of the the year there.
03:01:05 Yeah.
03:01:07 Look, I I think that everyone should be.
03:01:12 Not necessarily. Always, it doesn't have to be rural, but like everyone should be thinking like that. Just, you know, maybe not necessarily advertise it or be formally and all white neighborhood, but in in so much that you can you should be looking at ways of creating little white communities. Look Jews do it right. Jews take over entire towns.
03:01:32 And they do it by by, you know, just going into now, of course they've got again, they got more and more money, but they go into neighborhoods, they buy up the houses and they, you know, they, they basically act like Black Rock. And they just go around and buy up entire neighborhoods.
03:01:51 You know, would be kind of interesting is, I wonder if you could do something like that.
03:01:55 I don't know if it's still the case, but there used to be like entire neighborhoods granted in really bad parts of town, like in places like Detroit, right where the houses are like 2 grand. Like it's like a some beautiful, you know, overgrown but like some beautiful Victorian home. And it's like that used to be the case. Like years ago, I remember looking.
03:02:15 It was Detroit had these. I mean, it was like, again, super black ghetto, part of town. But like, the whole street was for sale. Like, if you could just buy up a bunch of blocks and then build a wall around.
03:02:28 It.
03:02:31 And maybe not just Detroit, but like there's other there's other cities like that. What was the other one? There was one that was in.
03:02:39 Oh, it was.
03:02:42 Wasn't Illinois, where was it?
03:02:45 Somewhere in the Midwest, there was some state in the Midwest that had like a a city like that too, where and for the same reason because it was just too many blacks. But I wonder if you could like.
03:02:56 Like recolonize Detroit with enough white people.
03:03:01 I don't know, or if it even be worth it. Maybe it's not worth it.
03:03:06 Love and division.
03:03:25 You gotta pull yourself out, holy fuck.
03:03:28 Thinking I'm thinking.
03:03:37 Alright, love, and a vision. Hi, Devon. I love your subtle insights. By the way, are you aware that the $1,000,000 cash settlement Trump made with 1/2 of a dozen plus families of children he had sex with? Wait, what?
03:03:53 I'm not familiar with what this is.
03:03:58 I have to look more into that I that I don't know that that's real.
03:04:05 The the $1,000,000 cash settlements Trump made with a half dozen plus families of children he had sex.
03:04:13 With.
03:04:14 I feel like I would have heard of that. I think I would have heard of that. I'll tell it after sure. I'll look into that. But I think I would heard of that.
03:04:22 Not look, he has settled with with people before, including women, but I don't think there's like a half dozen families of of kids he's fucked, but.
03:04:32 You know, at least I've never heard of anything like that.
03:04:37 Thank you very much. Love and division. Then we got Nigel cringeworthy.
03:04:41 It's while you're covering Lewin tonight. I just read and Andrew Joyce article today that mentioned him. It's about another Jew, Flowerman, who figured out how to get Americans to internalize white guilt. The article is called modify the standards of the in Group real good overview of this stuff.
03:05:03 Yeah, well, it's yet another Jew. Another member of the the Frankfurt School.
03:05:10 It's amazing how much of this mind fuck psyop shit is. It's it's all entirely it's like, entirely Jewish. All of that stuff's fucking Jewish.
03:05:20 And you know, it's it's amazing.
03:05:23 It's amazing how Jewish it is. I was kind of. I was surprised. I wasn't like, I was, like, really great. Yeah.
03:05:31 It's a fucking.
03:05:32 Jew, of course. Of course, of course.
03:05:36 Antonio Bay says there's actually a theory out there that would or that the world ended late 90s. We are actually now and avoid or a wormhole or whatever. Everything fills off the Mandela effect, etcetera. 911 was a satanic ritual and five dancing Jews were the horsemens of the apocalypse.
03:05:57 We are dead. Actually. This is limbo.
03:06:02 Ah, so maybe maybe the rapture already happened and we're the bad people that are stuck.
03:06:08 Antonio vet says. Is this your well Devon?
03:06:12 Is this my well?
03:06:17 Let me see.
03:06:24 This is not my will. You send me a video of Jews at a well?
03:06:30 That's not my will.
03:06:35 Thunder from down under. I'm really happy for you. That Churro is back. Seeing your post on Twitter about his return. Brighten my day and helped turn a shitty day into a happy day. His story? Churro. The saga of a ghost cat is an epic tale for the times.
03:06:54 Yeah, I bet it you know it. Actually, his story is either really kind of interesting or maybe it was really boring.
03:06:59 Maybe he just got.
03:07:02 Board of of the the Pillbox. Maybe he did just go hang out somewhere in the desert.
03:07:11 I just don't know how it doesn't make sense because he's he was so the the part about him being skinny is what doesn't make sense. If he came back looking all normal, I would think, oh OK. You were living at someone else's house this whole.
03:07:24 Time.
03:07:25 But he didn't come back. Looking all Norman came back, looking very scraggly.
03:07:29 So I don't know.
03:07:31 Alright, we got Friedrich.
03:07:39 Half a million dollars
03:07:44 Friedrich says hey Devon Church alright, I just did that one.
03:07:46 I just did that one.
03:07:49 Oh no, this is a different one, I guess. Hey, Devon. Churro coming back released dopamine into my body for hours after I learned about it. Hell, even now, I'm happy. That's retarded that we are so beaten.
03:08:00 Man, I'm on the other.
03:08:07 OK.
03:08:11 Well, that was weird. I guess. I think I'm back.
03:08:15 Restream took a dive.
03:08:20 Alright, I think we're back.
03:08:24 I think we're back, OK. So people are saying we're back. OK. Yeah. Restream, died. I don't know what the. I had to log into restream just to get it to.
03:08:33 Connect.
03:08:35 All right. Well, hopefully that's doesn't fuck up the replay. Too bad it probably will. It probably will.
03:08:43 Let's see here we got I was on Friedrich here. He said. Hey, Devon, Churro coming back released dopamine into my body for hours after I learned about it.
03:08:53 Hell, even now I'm happy. That's retarded. We are so beaten. Man, I'm on the other side of the pond. I have 3 wishes.
03:09:02 That is, you don't stop until we win.
03:09:05 You don't cuck until we win, and could you please play?
03:09:09 Faggots.
03:09:11 All right. There you go. You got you got all three wishes. Yeah. I'm not going to.
03:09:17 Obviously I'm not going to.
03:09:20 I'm not going to cuck or or or stop unless.
03:09:24 Unless I'm murdered by Mossad. And then, in which case I have no control over that.
03:09:30 So that's the only circumstances.
03:09:34 You hear that? Mossad. That's my circumstances of which I'm going to stop.
03:09:40 Alright, Frieda. Well, I appreciate that. Sorry, my brain's.
03:09:44 A little slow still.
03:09:46 A little slow. I'm all hyped up on caffeine too. It's just that my brain's just done. It's like done for the day. It's like you've been up for.
03:09:57 For almost the.
03:09:57 Entire day, sweating it, sweating it to the oldies.
03:10:02 Bessemer.
03:10:11 Bessemer says hi Devon.
03:10:14 You are the key master to all these gatekeepers. Once at work, I came back from a day off and the program managers furious because accounting wouldn't open up a new charge number for the program without my approval. Whatever I kicked my wastebasket and cussed.
03:10:33 So he felt better. Welcome back, churro.
03:10:38 A lot of a lot of inexplicable or maybe just my brain chats tonight. Let's see here. Once at work, I came back from a day off.
03:10:48 And the program manager is furious because my because accounting would open up.
03:10:54 A new charge number or wouldn't open up a new charge number for the I have this sounds like.
03:11:01 Office inside baseball and I'm that. I'm not preppy too. Well, I hope. I hope all that's good. Whatever. Whatever you're describe that scenario. Bessemer is a +1.
03:11:14 Or or at least it ended well or it wasn't too bad.
03:11:20 But I I am I'm not following, but I do appreciate that Bessemer.
03:11:26 And I'll let, well, let Cheryl know.
03:11:30 That he has been welcomed back. So many people are glad to have him back.
03:11:36 Man of low moral fiber says Egypt went through many different dynasties that date back thousands of years and not all history is recorded through power struggles. There were times with wider emperors, but also darker ones too. Yeah, that there was. That was the point is.
03:11:53 During that stream the when they went dark, that's kind of when they went dark.
03:12:02 But yeah, look at uh, they're there for sure is blonde mummies and there is for sure blonde pharaoh with blue eyes when it comes to their.
03:12:14 Their statues and stuff.
03:12:16 May have little more fiber says the mouth of the Nile lies at a unique intersection where Europeans could boat in from the North, Arabs and Jews walking in from the east, and different black populations walking up the Nile. Right you have.
03:12:30 The.
03:12:31 You have the Nubians. And what?
03:12:35 Base Tank Hill says the answer to 1984.
03:12:39 He is 1933, so glad Shiro came back. Hail the sea Lion 4th Reich.
03:12:47 Yes, felion forthright.
03:12:50 I should get. I should get churro like a little.
03:12:54 Like swastika armband instead of a collar because I was thinking should I get?
03:12:58 Him.
03:12:58 A collar in case in case you know, maybe he was. I don't know, kidnapped by someone. Would it be good to get him a collar? I don't know. Should I chip him? I don't know.
03:13:09 Maybe I should just get him a swastika armband.
03:13:12 Grimly fiendish.
03:13:20 Grimly fiendish says our guy has to be someone who is born to lead but doesn't want to lead. Plenty of false viewers who may look the part but invariably turn out to be fags or plants. And they all kissed the wall.
03:13:36 Yeah, you have to have a.
03:13:38 A reluctant leader, although I don't know like people always say that about Washington, they I I don't know how much of that's myth. Right they they're always like, oh, he didn't want to be president. But then he was, and he was this fucking badass. And it's like.
03:13:51 I don't know. Like I've read stuff that where, like he was kind of like an asshole and everyone hated him, but and they were afraid of him.
03:13:58 So did was it really because there's a lot of lies about, you know, the well, The funny thing, the Cherry Tree story is a lie. Like, he didn't. That didn't happen.
03:14:07 So the story about him not lying is a lie.
03:14:11 Yeah, I mean, I don't know, maybe maybe you want someone that's ambitious, though maybe you need to have someone that's ambitious.
03:14:19 I get what you're saying, though. You don't want someone that's just like a fad that wants to be popular.
03:14:25 Rivers of Rivers of blood.
03:14:32 Rivers of blood. Devon, you have mentioned in the past about wanting to hire an illustrator for a children's book. May I suggest Foxford Comics, AKA Wormwood? He did one for Antelope Hill publishing, but your favorite subject of bees? It's called a fly in the hive.
03:14:50 And my kids love hearing me read it to them. Thanks again for all you do. Well, I might have to look into that. Yeah, I think that we need to have a lot of kids books. I think that.
03:15:00 We need to start.
03:15:02 We need to have like a lot of these.
03:15:05 Basic concepts and like obviously we're not gonna. I'm not gonna make like a kids book called like, oh, look, it's Nathan. Nathan. The Niger, you know, watch out for Nathan. The bigger you know, it's not gonna be anything like that. But like something that does talk about tribalism talks about you know how people are different. Something that talks about maybe like a.
03:15:25 A character that's like a like a metaphor for the Jew, Jewish power, you know, like you have, like, this crafty sneaky guy that comes in and tempts you with things and.
03:15:38 You know, stuff like that. I feel like we need to have these kinds of stories taught to kids very early on.
03:15:46 And I I I think it would be fun to to make some of these books. I've got some good ideas. You know, what's face made a kids book, Denny?
03:15:55 George Lincoln Rockwell made a kids book, I think.
03:15:59 At least I'm pretty sure. Or maybe I'm thinking of someone else.
03:16:02 I'm pretty sure he made a book though.
03:16:05 Winston says. Have you ever done a stream on Jewish Canadian mob lawyer Sydney Leitman? He was a sleazy, sleazy Montreal lawyer who represented mob families. He was connected with. He eventually decided to work with the feds and play both sides in order to make more money and fund his cocaine addition.
03:16:26 He got killed in 1991. I do.
03:16:29 Not believe so.
03:16:32 Does not ring a bell.
03:16:36 Thank you very much. Then we got man of low moral fiber.
03:16:40 You might be thinking of Gary IN which is effectively part of Chicago Metro area urban legend states someone bought a house there for less than a or less than furniture and electronics inside were worth. Yeah, there's. I think there's sadly, I think there's a few. There's, I know.
03:17:01 Pennsylvania has.
03:17:05 Has like old dead mining towns and things like that that are like that.
03:17:11 Which would be better than like a a town that's overrun by blanks.
03:17:15 I think there's places you could do it, but you would need like a lot of people to move there with you at the same and you'd have to acquire the house as quietly so that you didn't fuck with the property values. You know you'd have to.
03:17:26 Coordinate it in such a way to where you all got the houses cheap.
03:17:31 Before that, the the sellers realize that you guys were moving in there.
03:17:36 Bessemer says gatekeepers kicked the wastebasket and cuss to make us feel better.
03:17:43 There you go.
03:17:45 Still don't know 100% yet, which I know. I I know you're referencing your last one but still 100% get it.
03:17:51 But I appreciate it all the same and it's probably because I'm tired right now. That's probably what it is.
03:17:57 Alright, then we're gonna go to rumble.
03:18:02 Let's see here.
03:18:12 Alright, rumble, we got gravy, Bear says W Churro.
03:18:18 Zazie Mac Taskbot says my colt and I were having some trouble coming up with a menu for our cook off. Then someone last stream said something about jerky. That's it. Beef jerky, Turkey jerky and Jamaican jerk jerky.
03:18:34 Cash prizes for winners.
03:18:37 In each category, game and music festivals start August 22nd. All are welcome to come to the first annual Zazzy McTaz Bot jerk off, but don't bump.
03:18:49 This is a BYOB event. Bring your own black bag.
03:18:56 Who's a good cat? Who's a good little cat? Get that cat A can of tuna for me. Well, I appreciate that. Zazzy McTaz.
03:19:03 But yeah, I'll. I'll give him some tuna. You know, he likes, which is weird. Churro likes pastrami.
03:19:14 He likes pastrami. I feed him pastrami sometimes.
03:19:18 The shadow band.
03:19:20 Says murder man is also a gatekeeper who hates white solidarity and frames nearly every argument in oppressor oppressed. Oh, the poor, oppressed Germans in 1939. But we're not ready for that conversation.
03:19:36 I don't know if you said this before the streams I got to that part.
03:19:39 Of.
03:19:39 The stream but.
03:19:42 Well, I didn't talk about the German part of it, but.
03:19:46 Yeah. I mean, he's unfortunately.
03:19:50 He's a gatekeeper.
03:19:52 He's obviously a gatekeeper.
03:19:56 Tyler W, 05.
03:19:59 With a big dono.
03:20:00 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
03:20:05 Look, look, look, look.
03:20:06 Look how Jewy this fag is.
03:20:16 Very.
03:20:22 Say.
03:20:24 Tyler WO 5 says, Hey Devon, I've been really busy juggling my business and my son's about to be born by always find time to listen to the replay. I hope all is well with you, and that churro sticks around for a while. This time, I'm happy for you. I'm sure you love the cat.
03:20:44 More than you would admit. That's your buddy. Last stream was a real a real black pill. Maybe BP. Thank you, as always.
03:20:57 Well, thank you. Yeah, I. Yeah, he's a good little guy. He is. He's a good little guy. Well, congratulations on the sun. Hopefully you're about to have a lot less time. Once that kids born. But, yeah, I really appreciate it.
03:21:16 Tyler WO 5. The kind words and the the big support.
03:21:23 Look at you. Look at you, supporting, you know the the big, the Big Rumble donor tonight.
03:21:28 I really appreciate that. Yeah, good luck with the sun and keep us posted on that.
03:21:35 And we got Rupert.
03:21:38 Rupert says, which is odd because he's not white, he says. White power worldwide.
03:21:43 Well, that, that we'll see you got it wrong. See. See you. You did the Indian thing. It's white pride worldwide.
03:21:50 See how it rhymes that way. You almost got it right.
03:21:56 Appreciate that Rupert. Then we had gravy bear.
03:21:59 The people that are outraged or outraged, the people that are outraged about Epstein with teenagers, are fine with Jewish pornographers that film 18 year old whites being disgraced by a group of negroes.
03:22:17 I don't know. I think there's a lot of people that are against porn that are against Epstein, but yeah, there's probably some.
03:22:23 But more and more, I feel like the right is anti porn.
03:22:28 It's weird that it it it got to a point where it wasn't, you know, the libertarian influence was so strong that like, people were starting to go Nah porn, whatever.
03:22:37 But I feel like it is going back going back to anti porn again.
03:22:43 Rupert again says I was rumble ranting white rabbit and I told him I'm a Jeet who watches you.
03:22:49 A black pilled. Lucas Gage. Nick. He was SUS. But I told him. You can confirm with Professor Stack or Lucas Gage. Well, I can't confirm for a fact that you are a Jeep. I've never seen you. But you have always said that you are.
03:23:06 And then Rupert again says how much for sound effect when super chat.
03:23:13 It's kind of arbitrary, but it's 25. That's pick the number one day because I don't want to play it for every single one of them.
03:23:20 Because they would be here all night. So yeah, I arbitrarily chose $25.
03:23:30 And then the big donos 100. And then if it's somewhere in between, sometimes I.
03:23:38 Mix it up or.
03:23:40 Yo Jimbo, Rockford says, throwing in a few shekels to celebrate the return of the prodigal Kitty. Is there an over or over under and how long he will stay? I suspect because the weather is going to be because it's bad.
03:23:59 Uh.
03:24:02 I mean, I could be wrong. He, he.
03:24:06 He'll probably still go, do you know, disappear for a day or two? That's normal for him. Every once in a while, he would do that. But I feel like he's been gone so long.
03:24:16 And.
03:24:18 He'll probably stick around while the weather is bad and fatten up a little bit.
03:24:23 Before he goes on another adventure. Or maybe he's gone right now, I wouldn't know until tomorrow, you know.
03:24:28 For all I know, he's like 10 miles away, like in the desert fighting some snake.
03:24:35 Let's see here.
03:24:38 Catherine says the most obvious thing about gatekeeping is hearing you're not allowed to ask questions about Jewish dual loyalty, and within the same breath, saying that they're just sovereign freelancers.
03:24:52 Yeah.
03:24:55 Yeah.
03:24:57 Maximus Prime says to give everyone an idea of how gay martyr made is he once got mad at someone on Twitter for wanting to end aid to Africa. He said it would be imposing mass starvation.
03:25:13 Well, I think it would be eugenic, actually.
03:25:17 And it's, you know.
03:25:20 If they can't support their own people, they shouldn't be surviving. It's it's.
03:25:25 We're fucking with the laws of nature.
03:25:29 But yeah, like I said, he's obviously a gatekeeper.
03:25:34 PHRC says the world is healing. Whites are beginning to hate Jews. Even my gay ass Faggot judeo-christian Protestant church has got people telling me about how cool Hitler is. There you go. Tell you it is. There does seem to be a sea change, right?
03:25:53 And then PHRC again says hail, the National Socialist Network Australia, for the white man. Are you in Australia if so?
03:26:03 Then yeah, the fire is rising out there, huh?
03:26:08 Then we got.
03:26:12 Let's see. That might be it for rumble. Oh, wait, we got one more.
03:26:15 Uh, like Negro Spritzer.
03:26:18 Hasn't been around. I feel like in a while maybe haven't seems like it's been a.
03:26:22 While.
03:26:23 Negro Spritzer has expressed his.
03:26:28 His.
03:26:30 Mild annoyance.
03:26:33 With negroes.
03:26:37 Tortilla tossers.
03:26:39 Coin Clippers.
03:26:42 And Mohammed?
03:26:45 Monkeys, I don't know.
03:26:48 Jeets et cetera.
03:26:50 All right, Negro Spritzer.
03:26:53 Alright, now I'm going to just double check entropy.
03:26:59 And we got Bessemer says some gatekeepers, like Tucker, pretend to be upset to appease us. Absolutely.
03:27:05 Alright guys, I'm gonna get some sleep. I'm starting to fade out.
03:27:08 Here.
03:27:08 A little bit sorry if I.
03:27:09 Was.
03:27:10 A little low energy towards the end there I I'm well, I mean I can't go to sleep. I gotta stay up and fix the fucking stream that got chewed.
03:27:19 Alright, well, I'll be doing that I guess, but I really appreciate you guys kind of kind words about a Churro being back. I am super excited about it and as much as I play off like I'm not that excited about it. It was kind of a bummer man like going out especially.
03:27:35 Like at at night where I I was so used to like I'd walk out and instantly you hear, you know, he'd be right there and so.
03:27:46 You were just.
03:27:46 Used to that being like a part of going outside and then I I would.
03:27:49 Go outside. Not here. I'm like, oh, so like.
03:27:53 Every day, every day I was like a little bit reminded like oh man.
03:27:57 But he is back and he's healthy, so that's good.
03:28:01 Alright guys, hope you have a good.
03:28:04 Rest of your day and until Saturday.
03:28:09 I'll see you then. Same bat time, same bat channel.
03:28:13 For Black Pilled, I am of course.
03:28:17 Devon Stack
03:28:21 Pinky, hi, this is Pinky. This is pinky. He's a male cat. Domestic short hair. He's available for adoption. He's pet of the week. Plaster County animal shelter. He's a very loving cat.
03:28:24 Let's start again. Hold on.
03:28:27 Go.
03:28:43 Pinky.
03:28:44 Pinky. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
03:28:47 We got a Wildcat on our hands.
03:28:50 Pinky.
03:28:51 Settle down, bud.
03:28:52 Careful, I get a catch pole. Somebody gotta catch the hole.
03:28:58 Here here.
03:29:03 Yes, Sir.
03:29:09 Yeah, because I'm not going to go.
03:29:12 Oh.
03:29:16 Yeah, I know.
03:29:16 Disconnected from the.
03:29:27 You guys in the back?
03:29:29 My.
03:29:29 Language.