Top Intelligence Advisor: “Epstein Was A Front.” They Can See Everything, Even Your Messages!

I have inside information on Jeffrey

Epstein and why the the US government is

reluctant to be more transparent. And I

know this because when I was working in

government, meetings were not how shall

we tell the public, but what shall we

tell the public? So often the best we

can get [music] in our skepticism is to

know that we are not being told the

truth. I think people need to know the

truth. So put on your seat belt, I'm

going to tell you everything. And all

senior people in the US government know

everything that you and I have discussed

here today. So you've been behind the

scenes with some of the most successful,

richest, most powerful people on planet

Earth. But what is it you do, Gavin? So

I do protective coverage, you know, any

of the ways that wealthy or prominent

people might be targeted. For example,

the Saudi Arabian government obtained a

system which can [music] get into your

phone, used it on Jeff Bezos. So our

work was to figure out how it happened.

>> Why would a government want to hack the

founder of Amazon's phone?

>> So I'll tell you in a second, but we're

all not as careful as we could be in

terms of what we say, what we text, and

there is absolutely no protection viable

for the confidentiality of your phone.

Do you have any skepticism about that? I

just have a lot of ignorance to how this

whole world works. Lucky you. But all

power centers in human history lie.

There are some examples of this where it

will start telling the truth about

something, but years later. Things like

cancer-causing asbestos in baby powder,

100,000 people dying from heart attacks

from opioids, and we'll see it with mass

vaccination.

>> So what advice would you give about how

to navigate in the world we're living in

today to avoid risk, threat?

>> I've got some [music] core truths. So

first of all,

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>> [music]

>> Gavin, we have a mutual friend, and that

mutual friend actually sent me a voice

note late last night.

Here is what the voice note says. I'm

calling at this crazy hours. I found out

that you're interviewing a dear friend

of mine, Gavin de Becker, I think in 2

days. I think on the 13th. He is an

extraordinary human being, extraordinary

soul. He comes from a a very tough

background. But what he's done to move

from that background to becoming

probably the single greatest security

expert in the world. He designed the

systems that are used to protect the

Supreme Court. Well, I met him decades

ago when there was a threat happening to

a former girlfriend of mine, and then I

was getting threatening letters, and he

deciphered the letters in microseconds,

got the FBI involved, and put a stop to

it all. It was extraordinary what he

did.

Wow. That was Tony Robbins for anyone

that didn't recognize I recognized him.

the voice, yeah. It'd be crazy if

someone didn't. But it got me

incredibly, incredibly curious cuz he

said lots of things there that I found

fascinating. Um the first one I'm going

to start with is he described you

helping him with a personal situation in

his life. And I guess this begets the

question,

what is it

you do for people like Tony Robbins?

What is it you do for famous people, for

world leaders? What is it you do, Gavin?

The main function of my company is

anti-assassination. So uh we develop and

deploy anti-assassination strategies.

Under that, under assassination, which

you can consider the worst possible

outcome, um are lesser outcomes like

other kinds of crimes, destruction of of

reputation, uh threats that are designed

to cause anxiety and fear. We have a

division that does assessment of threats

and management of threats. We have a

division that does actual protective

coverage. That's the biggest division,

meaning actual physical protectors, fit,

young, capable people, not uh retired

ex-cops who are overweight and on their

second career, but uh you know, people

who are who are really trained for this

specific field. Armored vehicles,

modifications to homes, basically

everything that fits into the category

of preventing uh uh or disrupting

uh uh efforts to do tissue damage. So

we're in the business of preventing

tissue damage. And who are some of the

names that you do this for and have done

this for over the years? All of the

names that I do it for are uh never

spoken by me. So I don't say who clients

are, and I don't say who they aren't

because if I say to you so-and-so isn't

a client, uh that is information that

might reveal that somebody else is or

something you heard is true or not true.

The way I can describe it to you though

is to say that it's if you took the 20

people you would assume fit into this

category or the 50, um most of them are

clients.

I mean, according to the internet, I've

had you sort of reference certain things

before because these people have spoken

or, you know, you've been seen in

photos. That's right. If a client

identifies me or it happens because I

testify in a court case or something,

that's a different animal. It just

doesn't come from I view myself as sort

of like a a psychiatrist or a doctor, I

wouldn't be the one revealing it. And

some of those names that have been

revealed by others are Jeff Bezos,

Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Madonna, Barbra

Streisand, and many, many, many more

from government officials to royalty,

etc., etc.

What was Tony referring to

when he said that you helped him with a

situation with his girlfriend, a threat,

found out that it wasn't who people

thought they were? Right. Surely he was

referring to a case I'll never reveal,

and I won't even acknowledge he's a

client. You won't even say he's a

client? Mhm. I won't say it. If you if

you have it from some other source, Tony

said it. I I understand. Your

interrogation is makes all the sense in

the world, but I just don't say it. I

don't talk about clients. There's a

bunch of reasons, but most of all, just

absolute confidentiality. I know it's

weird. Apologies. But I heard you talk

about the Jeff Bezos situation. Uh you

heard me talk about uh

cybersecurity and and the vulnerability

of phones.

Uh and the Bezos situation is a little

bit different in that I was involved

very publicly in it, but clearly with

permission of my client and and

organized with my client. Same thing as

when I testify in a court case, there's

no secrecy about it. I'm doing it, but

it doesn't mean that I'll then do it

everywhere.

And and so in that case where you did

have Jeff's permission, the the