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a campaign of Lies can hide anything and

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with the magic of disinformation

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mysterious deaths can be quickly brushed

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off as suicides even when all of the

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details don't add up and there's so many

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stories now that just don't add up

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public assassinations can happen right

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in front of you and you'll never know

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who was really behind it or why as long

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as the powers that be push a great

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narrative the same lie over and over and

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over again

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Jeffrey Epstein infiltrated the highest

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ranks of every sector of power you are

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going to learn a lot about the world

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today he was into law enforcement art

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Wall Street Silicon Valley big business

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real estate philanthropy media academics

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and banking he even wormed his way into

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high fashion he hung out with Nobel

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prize-winning scientists and billionaire

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arms dealers movie directors famous

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actors journalists and lots of

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politicians including heads of state not

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just here in America and he has a very

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special bond with Bill and Hillary

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Clinton

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we still don't know who took part in his

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many crimes and they are vast this is

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nothing short of political terrorism

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theater facilitated by the media

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today's guest as you will hear

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I just finished it and you will hear

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halfway through

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I say maybe it's halfway through I said

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I think this is the most important hour

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I have ever been a part of in broadcast

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I've done this for 45 years this is the

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most important person and hour

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you can you can spend

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today's guest has a gift for locating

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power and hunting it in its darkest

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corners she realized that Epstein was

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not an anonymous an anomaly she is

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somebody who has written two volumes on

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just him but you will see it is

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connected to entire networks of power

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and influence a web of Elites who

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operate under the principle that rules

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are for other people her two-volume book

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One Nation Under blackmail the sordid

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Union between intelligence and crime

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that gave rise to Jeffrey Epstein is out

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keep your eye on this one she is sharp

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she is a massive threat to powerful

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people if people will listen and do

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their own homework and just explore what

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she's saying

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the game is up

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she's the kind of writer

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who reminds the elites that they're not

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actually above rules and we're not all a

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bunch of Rubes

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please welcome Whitney Webb

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thank you

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welcome I am a huge fan of your work

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um uh you have covered some of the most

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important stories I think

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um in my lifetime wow thank you and you

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are so clear on all of them and most of

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these stories are the ones you can't get

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answers on they're they're all the

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stories that the big and powerful want

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to hide want you to not see what's

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really going on and it's

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it's so frustrating because it's clear

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that these things are happening and

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should be discussed you you worried ever

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about

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your safety

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um no and the reason I say that is

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because I think you know

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um a lot of what we're facing is an

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energetic and spiritual uh battle I

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guess you could say and

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um I think in order you know if you're

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afraid of of these people yeah

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um you're giving them power over you and

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I think really the only way to to win

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this is to have your commitment to you

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know what you're fighting for the good

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about Humanity to be total right so good

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for you

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how old are you uh 33. you you write and

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think and speak like you're 80 and very

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wise thank you you must have a good

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parents

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um okay so I want to talk to you if we

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can in an hour I want to mention Bitcoin

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get a little bit of that journalism

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transhumanism ESG the world economic

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Forum we're not going to be able to get

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to all of it but we have to start with

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Jeffrey Epstein because the way you have

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written about him it connects to a whole

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world of corruption yeah is he kind of

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the Rosetta Stone

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yeah I think it's sort of like a meta

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Scandal you're looking at someone who

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really had I guess for lack of a better

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metaphor had his hands and a lot of Pies

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right right so he was sort of at the

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center of a lot of scandals but not

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necessarily at the top right I think he

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was more maybe middle management in a

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sense but very Central to a lot of these

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things going on that sort of these um

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networks in which he

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um in which he inhabits are involved in

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you know numerous acts of corruption

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simultaneously and he you know is there

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involved in many of them but not

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necessarily at the top level right

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so was he was he a spy

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I think he definitely had intelligence

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connections and there's a lot

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um you know to suggest that was the case

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I think one of the most uh the earliest

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hints we heard of that was having a

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Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta under

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Trump uh say that one of the reasons he

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was pressured into giving Epstein a

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sweetheart deal during his first um

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arrest in in Florida was because he he

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had been told by unspecified actors that

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Epstein belonged to intelligence but

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that's kind of you know what exactly

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does that mean was he an asset was he on

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the payroll which intelligence agency

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multiple intelligence agencies when you

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have his close association with someone

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like Gillian Maxwell in the mix and her

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father had affiliations with numerous

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intelligence agencies you know it really

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is an open question it was kind of a bad

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guy

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reading your work about him and explain

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who he was uh so Robert Maxwell was

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involved in many things but he

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definitely played a major role in

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undermining U.S national security by

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selling bug software to nuclear

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Laboratories in the United States and

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this was directly facilitated by

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well-known Statesmen in U.S history like

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Henry Kissinger for example and a lot of

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the people I think that enabled him at

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least on the U.S side tend to be those

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that uh

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favor Global governance and you know

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they kind of don't want the U.S to have

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that kind of Monopoly on on power

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because all of his family they were

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killed in the Holocaust right right and

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so he he's in the west England he

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survives becomes

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kind of uh William Randolph Hearst of

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England yeah media Mogul sure yeah

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um and uh and then

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betrays the west and that's not because

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he was on the other he wasn't on the

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Soviet side he was on a global

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government side well I think there you

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have to look at this network and they've

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evolved over time right uh Robert

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Maxwell is very close to the Eastern

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Bloc he had a very close relationship

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with intelligence figures in the KGB and

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also Bulgaria he had a relationship with

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British intelligence and Israeli

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intelligence and was involved in aspects

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of what later became known as Iran

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Contra which of course involves aspects

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of U.S intelligence so I mean he had his

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hands and everything you know everywhere

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and everything and I think ultimately

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people like him are interested in any

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deal they can make to advance their

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money and their power and their

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influence they'll take it so Robert

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Maxwell was very interested in having

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his family be like the Kennedy family a

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political power Dynasty and that's part

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of why he started moving into New York

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City around you know just a year or two

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before he ended up dying and galane

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Maxwell was sent to New York sort of to

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be his Emissary wow and to the U.S and

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he wanted her actually to marry a

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Kennedy and this is a test of two and

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you know past mainstream media reports

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and you know you can see his his efforts

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to get her close to I think one of the

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sons of Robert F Kennedy

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um and also John F Kennedy Jr trying to

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get her sort of in that social

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tier because he sort of saw that as you

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know would Advance his power and also

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you know that of his children and I

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think if you look a lot at the

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psychology of Robert Maxwell he seems to

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have had narcissistic elements and that

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could be because of the trauma of his

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past and a lot of times narcissistic

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parents see their children as extensions

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of themselves and so you know he's

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looking at how to build an Empire and

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using his children to that effect and

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you sort of see that with the psychology

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of Colleen Maxwell

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was she

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part and parcel of from the beginning or

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was she uh you know kind of a good girl

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idealistic comes over here you know

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knows that Dad wants to put her into

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powerful positions but not shopping

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women I I think it's a lot more

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complicated than that you have to look

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at her early history

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um the favorite son of Robert Maxwell

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was originally Michael Maxwell he wasn't

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a vegetative state after a car crash I

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think when he was 15 and that happened

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shortly after just a few days after

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galane was born so new her family

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members and she herself have attested to

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that she was basically neglected for the

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first three years of her life and even

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developed a childhood anorexia

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things like that and then you know not a

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few years after she becomes the favorite

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Child so she goes from having this

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complete lack of Parental attention to

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being sort of showered in it by Robert

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Maxwell and that obviously has is going

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to have a psychological impact on

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someone

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and in addition there's uh she was

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basically

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managed by her father from a very early

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age he managed her tried to manage her

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romantic life he tried to manage what

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job she would have and she was very

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dependent on him so when he is dead in

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1991 it makes sense that she would

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attach herself to someone with a lot of

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the similar similar characteristics

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right so Dad didn't know about Jeffrey

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Epstein wasn't alive at that point well

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the allegation have been made by people

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that worked with Robert Maxwell

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um in the 80s that Jeffrey Epstein was

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seen in his offices frequently in the

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United Kingdom and during that period of

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time it was known that Epstein was

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active in the United Kingdom he was

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allegedly being mentored by a British

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arms dealer named Douglas lease with a

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British intelligence connections yeah

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first of all you wrote two volumes yeah

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a thousand Pages yeah I mean that is

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crazy amounts of work yeah I had my son

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was born in the middle of it so it was

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really crazy you were there for that I

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imagine when your son was born

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um so tell me

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a thousand pages and it's not there's no

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fluff in it I mean it is it's dense it's

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very dense

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why is it nobody else is reporting on

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this

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um well I guess I could I I don't really

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know exactly why that would be but the

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the silence is very eerie about major

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aspects of the Epstein case

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um you know it ended up being a thousand

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Pages because I was as I was writing

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about Epstein a lot of the connections

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that came up I was I was just you know

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increasingly aware that a lot of people

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in the American public

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um you know a lot of the names I was

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coming across most people weren't going

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to be familiar with correct you know um

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Banks like the bank of credit and

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commerce International or BCCI the

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Scandal that involved or even things

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like Iran Contra people may have heard

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the name but don't really know what it

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involved so I figured I was gonna have

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to go back and sort of explain that to

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people so that type of context is a

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volume one of the book and um and also

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the history of sexual blackmail and how

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it's been sort of an undercurrent in

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some past political scandals in American

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history and how in in these sorts of

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networks in which Epstein was inhabiting

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that type of practice and exploitation

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even of minors for those purposes was

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actually

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um disturbingly common so Epstein starts

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to look less and less of a you know he's

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not an anomaly basically right

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um by the time you get through with

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volume one and so volume two is sort of

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my effort to

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um you know dig up as much as I could

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you know with stuff that's publicly

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available really about Epstein and also

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his greatest benefactor Leslie Wexner

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and then also uh you know Colleen

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Maxwell okay so so uh this is just

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there's a lot to discuss there's a lot

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to discuss here on just this because

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it's this goes to the Deep state or you

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call it deep politics

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and it's been going on for a long time

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but people I don't think realize

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that you know the born identity you know

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those Jason Bourne movies that that is a

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reflection of some people's real lives I

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mean it's a it's a totally fictitious

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story but those things do go on and

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and I I I tell you I have I have felt

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for a long time with the just with the

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NSA listening to everybody's phone calls

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if you're important in Washington

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they're going to do everything they can

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to manage you to manage you yeah so if

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you're not rock solid in who you are and

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what right and wrong really is they got

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you yeah

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but even they don't you know today I

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think we've moved away from the type of

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model that Epstein used for sexual

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blackmail it's an era of electronic

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blackmail and you don't even have to do

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anything wrong they can just plant it on

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your devices and play gotcha that way so

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it's really an unprecedented situation

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and a lot of these intelligence agencies

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as I know in the book you know really

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for decades have been totally out of

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control

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um and you know I really start off the

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book talking about how intelligence

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agencies and organized crime in the U.S

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got in bed together and really that

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symbiosis

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um you know it was originally Justified

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out of wartime necessity during World

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War II yeah but it never stopped right

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right and it's um you know business is

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business and some of these people in our

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own National Security State you know

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realize they could make a lot of money

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working with organized crime and really

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shielding them and getting in on the

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spoils I guess you could say

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you know we think of

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in my idealistic years of thinking about

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things yes and I'm not talking about

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slavery or anything else I'm talking

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about things we did in war but we had

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you know

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we really didn't want to do those things

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I'm not sure if any of that is true are

18:00

the people involved in this stuff do

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they recognize at all that this is evil

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or is this just business well I think

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when you're talking about an

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intelligence agencies there's

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hierarchies so there's like people maybe

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low in different levels that may think

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what they're doing is right and

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advancing American interests but then

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there's people at the top that aren't

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necessarily like that and it's about

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advancing their own interests if you

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look at a lot of controversial

18:22

intelligence operations and decisions

18:24

coups for example of the past a lot of

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it was justified as going against

18:28

communist influence trying to to keep

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that from growing but then some of these

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same actors

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like the Iran Contra types they ended up

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getting involved with the Chinese

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government just a few years later in the

18:40

1990s and some of this blossomed into

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what a lot of conservatives today

18:44

remember is China Gate during the client

18:46

Administration and things like that so

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you know they really have no allegiance

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to anything except uh their desire to

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grow their own money and power

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are we ever going to find out who's in

18:55

the black book

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I don't think so I think the FBI has

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been compromised from the very beginning

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uh in the book I talk a lot about J

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Edgar Hoover he was blackmailed by the

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mob he realized the power blackmail had

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started using blackmail himself and you

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know increasingly the FBI and I think

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it's very obvious to a lot of

19:13

conservatives now comes in to cover

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things up and to you know go after uh

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you know figures that they you know

19:21

don't want to advance in their careers

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or you know any sort of thing it's it's

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very um it's very complicated so what do

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we do as a country when you know there

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needs to be massive investigations of

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all sorts of stuff Jeffrey Epstein being

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one and you know the government is

19:35

increasingly capable incapable of

19:37

investigating itself especially when

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you're looking at the FBI or something

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can we just go through some names like

19:43

Alan dershowitz and Bill Clinton and

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Donald Trump

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what were they involved in

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uh so

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um so each of those cases is really

19:55

different but if I'm looking at you know

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I guess the one that's gotten the mo

19:59

gotten the most attention obviously are

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the former presidents right Trump and

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Clinton as far as I'm concerned the

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Clinton Epstein relationship is much

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more damaging than the Trump Epstein

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relationship but they're you know are

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obvious reasons for concern uh in both

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of them and I don't think it's uh you

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know I in in trying to be objective you

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know I can't absolve one or the other

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but are you saying are you saying

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because one is more damage because

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people don't understand it's not just

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the horrific evil sex trafficking that

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was going on it's also massive

20:34

corruption and financial Financial

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crimes and yeah and that's particularly

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glaring with the Epstein Clinton

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relationship you have someone like

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Jeffrey Epstein that described himself

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in the 80s as a financial Bounty Hunter

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he was hiding or finding looted money

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for powerful people that's coming from

20:50

him and he said this to numerous people

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there's numerous source is attesting to

20:54

this so obviously he was very

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comfortable with the offshore Financial

20:57

system Shadow Banking and all of that

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and then in the late 80s in addition to

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becoming involved with Leslie wexner's

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finances he is involved in orchestrating

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one of the largest Ponzi schemes in U.S

21:09

history the other person he worked with

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in that Stephen hoffenberg you know is

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arrested and goes to jail for that in

21:15

1993 Epstein's name is dropped from the

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case and he ends up at Clinton White

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House fundraisers

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and one of those fundraisers is involved

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Hillary Clinton's effort to alleged

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effort to refurbish the White House and

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this makes a brief appearance and Vince

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Fosters quote unquote suicide note the

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only mention of Hillary Clinton in that

21:34

suicide note is relating to her and

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khaki Hawker Smith redecorating and how

21:38

there was nothing wrong with the

21:39

finances there if you're

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um you know listeners are familiar with

21:45

the Vince Foster situation and how

21:48

Hillary Clinton her office was involved

21:51

in finding the suicide not when there

21:52

was nothing in the briefcase and all of

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that later it's very interesting the

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only mention of her name would be in

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trying to absolve that particular

21:58

fundraiser of you know any wrongdoing

22:01

which might have been Foster's

22:03

responsibility and that's Jeffrey

22:04

Epstein's you know one of his first

22:06

interactions with the white house

22:07

there's a picture of him shaking hands

22:09

with Bill Clinton at that fundraiser

22:11

donor reception and only UK media

22:15

covered that when it came out last

22:16

December I gotta tell you it's pretty

22:19

stunning I only see stuff that I kind of

22:22

trust from UK now I read any if there's

22:26

any scandal going on in America I trust

22:28

the Foreign Press more than I trust

22:29

Harper well isn't it stunning that

22:31

there's a picture of you know the claim

22:33

has been for a long time that the

22:34

Epstein Clinton relationship only really

22:35

began after Clinton left office and then

22:37

you have a picture contradicting that

22:39

and it doesn't get any coverage so how

22:41

does there's something else there

22:43

obviously I was shocked to learn from

22:46

you that

22:47

Ron Brown I I remember he was a guy who

22:51

was on a plane going someplace Croatia

22:53

yeah Croatia and it crashed and and

22:56

everybody was like that's another

22:58

Clinton murder and I've never really

23:00

bought into the I mean you wouldn't have

23:02

to push me far but I'm a fact guy you

23:05

know what I mean yeah show me the facts

23:07

um

23:09

unravel to understand the Ron Brown

23:11

situation because it's tied up with that

23:13

what I mentioned earlier China Gate

23:15

which was uh very difficult even for

23:17

Congress to investigate the man at the

23:19

center of it who was also the man that

23:21

Jeffrey Epstein met with repeatedly at

23:22

the White House named Mark Middleton he

23:25

pleaded the fifth 28 times including uh

23:28

to the question is was he a foreign

23:30

agent

23:31

and pretty much every key figure they

23:33

tried to subpoena also pleaded the fifth

23:36

and there was just um you know it was

23:39

very difficult to investigate and even

23:41

the George W Bush Administration the

23:45

first invocation of executive privilege

23:47

of Bush's president was among other

23:49

things to block documents about Mark

23:51

Middleton being made available to

23:52

Congress and the 911 happens and

23:54

everyone forgets wow it's it's very

23:57

amazing because Mark Middleton was not a

23:59

high-ranking guy

24:00

he was uh an aide to uh Mac McLarty he

24:04

was chief of staff and then a senior

24:06

advisor to Bill Clinton

24:07

so why are you having the subsequent

24:09

president stepping in for Mark Middleton

24:11

there's obviously a lot going on there

24:12

because at the same time that Mark

24:16

Middleton is involved in China Gate he's

24:18

meeting with Jeffrey Epstein and Jeffrey

24:20

Epstein in that period of time is

24:21

arranging for the relocation of Southern

24:23

Air transport the Iran-Contra Airline

24:25

from instead of going from Miami to

24:28

Latin America it starts going from

24:30

Columbus Ohio where Leslie Wexner is

24:32

based to Hong Kong

24:34

so are those events connected I make a

24:36

case for that in the book and if if true

24:38

it's very very disconcerting because

24:41

basically you know to summarize China

24:43

Gate you have a mass transfer of

24:45

sensitive U.S military technology being

24:48

made to China it's being paid for by the

24:50

pla or the the Chinese military and Ron

24:54

Brown was at the center of that because

24:55

the Commerce Department Commerce

24:57

Department was signing off on you know

24:59

all sorts of so why was he then

25:02

supposedly killed he uh shortly before

25:05

he was unexpectedly asked to go on a

25:08

trade mission to Croatia he agreed to

25:10

cooperate with an investigation into

25:12

this particular Network that was

25:14

executing China Gate and the people on

25:17

the U.S side that were facilitating

25:19

China Gate were people that were

25:22

connected to the networks of longtime

25:23

Clinton benefactors the riyadi family

25:26

and Jackson Stevens who you know were

25:29

sort of political King makers for Bill

25:31

Clinton when he was governor of Arkansas

25:35

it's how much crazy how much of what we

25:38

think we know

25:40

is wrong or how big of a role is what we

25:45

think we know to what really is

25:47

happening well I think there's been a

25:49

major effort to control the media and

25:52

how much information gets to the

25:53

American public about all sorts of

25:55

things if you look at the Epstein case

25:56

you're only allowed to talk about his

25:58

sex crimes from 2000 to 2006. don't look

26:01

at his financial crimes or any of the

26:04

thing he did before the year 2000 is you

26:07

know pretty much how mainstream media

26:08

handles the case and that's pretty

26:10

you know there's a lot to find if you

26:12

can go back farther so when you're

26:14

you're looking let's just look at

26:15

Epstein for a second when you're looking

26:17

at his circle of influence

26:20

he is

26:21

somebody who's kind of recruiting just

26:24

getting people on tape doing horrible

26:27

things or raising money so they're in

26:30

the pocket right is that kind of his

26:32

role I think that's part of it but at

26:34

the same time you know he's doing a lot

26:36

of that he's also involved in financial

26:38

Crim you know Financial crimes pretty

26:40

much throughout his career I mean that's

26:42

the Common Thread from Epstein from the

26:44

70s right until his son know that if he

26:47

was working as an operation that would

26:49

kind of be over I think it was known I

26:52

mean even in January 2020 you have John

26:54

McCain's wife Cindy McCain saying we all

26:56

knew what Epstein was doing right and

26:58

this is the wife of a senator with no

27:00

direct connection to the Epstein Scandal

27:02

so that means top people in our Congress

27:05

and Senate knew what Epstein was up to

27:08

and nothing was done and so does that I

27:11

mean is there a big body count

27:13

around Epstein yeah I think yeah I think

27:16

there is to an extent uh Mark Middleton

27:18

who I just mentioned was found uh hung

27:20

by the neck by an extension cord in May

27:23

with a shotgun wound to the chest

27:25

um and it was ruled suicide in Little

27:28

Rock Arkansas and a local Court ruled uh

27:32

pretty shortly thereafter that no video

27:34

or you know photos of the scene could be

27:37

publicly released

27:38

and this was only after you know Mark

27:41

Middleton had been involved in China

27:42

getting numerous other scandals but that

27:44

only happened just a few months after

27:46

the visitor logs of him meeting with

27:48

Epstein was released last December and

27:50

published by the UK's Daily Mail

27:52

so that's one but that's one recently

27:55

you also have Jean-Luc Burnell who was a

27:57

major uh facilitator of his uh sex

28:00

trafficking activities particularly when

28:02

it came to the modeling industry

28:05

um Turned Up dead in his prison cell

28:06

you've Epstein himself and then you have

28:08

uh the son of Esther Salas who was a the

28:11

judge overseeing the Epstein Deutsche

28:13

Bank case murdered at uh her home

28:17

let's not just gloss over Epstein and

28:21

his death

28:22

do you believe

28:23

he hung himself I think the official

28:26

story is just uh I mean it's it's crazy

28:29

uh personally because you know he he was

28:31

a tall guy he's supposed to have hung

28:33

himself from something that's shorter

28:35

than his standing height with like paper

28:37

thin sheets he would have had to curl up

28:39

in the fetal position to hang himself

28:41

and he's you're not going to do that

28:43

it's it's very uh it's logistically

28:46

impossible we're supposed to leave all

28:47

the cameras malfunctioned that night

28:50

um you know the prison guards were

28:52

asleep it's a lot of coincidences

28:55

um so who would who who would we have to

28:58

believe

28:59

I mean that would have to involve

29:02

lots of government Lots sure but he

29:06

belonged to intelligence and if you look

29:08

at you know someone like Robert Maxwell

29:10

he died off of his yacht uh he had a lot

29:13

of ties to intelligence things were you

29:15

know the walls were closing in on him

29:18

and his own daughter Elaine Maxwell

29:19

thinks he was murdered uh by uh Rogue

29:22

massage agents and Sicilian contract

29:24

Hitman

29:26

and that's coming straight from his

29:28

daughter that worked closely with him so

29:29

if you you know if things get too hot if

29:32

you you know uh maybe work did work for

29:35

them in the past but you become you know

29:37

more of a liability than an asset you

29:39

know things sometimes happen

29:41

every morning people all over the

29:43

country wake up and live their lives

29:47

it's a land that today is still free

29:50

they work hard they try to make a good

29:52

living they love their God their family

29:54

and at the end of the night they go to

29:56

bed as decent people that is the

29:59

American ideal it's an almost Limitless

30:02

aim conceived in the hearts motivated by

30:05

Liberty and goodness and freedom and

30:07

decency

30:09

please believe me when I say your

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30:15

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30:18

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30:20

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30:23

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I don't believe in the pizza gate

31:24

conspiracy you know that there's an

31:25

underground however

31:28

I I do think that there is

31:31

real evil at the upper levels that yeah

31:36

we've been engaging in and all of us

31:39

dupes out in the center of the country

31:41

are like oh no you know I how much how

31:46

prevalent is the massive corruption and

31:51

the evil with

31:55

well like I mentioned earlier the more

31:58

you look at the people that were around

31:59

Epstein even before Epstein gets

32:01

involved it becomes very clear that what

32:03

he was doing was not uh out of the

32:05

ordinary for these particular groups

32:08

especially like arms dealers like Adnan

32:10

khashoggi he had an alleged Harem of

32:12

women that he used to Blackmail powerful

32:14

people in the private and public sectors

32:16

on his yacht and all their sorts of

32:18

types of people

32:20

um Robert Keith Gray a PR executive that

32:24

started working for Adnan khashoggi

32:26

around the same time at Jeffrey Epstein

32:27

allegedly did has an alleged history of

32:30

sexual blackmail for the CIA and then

32:32

you have allegations of Roy Cohn the

32:35

well-known New York mob attorney also

32:37

being involved in sexual blackmail stuff

32:39

begins working for Adnan khashoggi in

32:41

the same period of time in the 1980s I

32:43

mean there are the more you look it's

32:46

it's quite uh it's prevalent but you

32:49

know how prevalent it is I can't really

32:51

say but it definitely does influence our

32:53

politics and that's disturbing is the is

32:56

the Clinton Foundation involved in any

32:59

of this it's just so

33:01

um I don't know exactly

33:03

um you know those types of activities I

33:05

have no evidence for that and I haven't

33:07

looked into it so I'm not going to say

33:08

it's not happening but I I just don't

33:11

know because I haven't looked right um

33:13

but when you like I mentioned earlier

33:14

about the Epstein Clinton relationship

33:16

he goes from Ponzi schemes to Clinton

33:18

fundraising then he's involved with a

33:19

lot of the 1996 controversial

33:21

fundraisers that were investigated by

33:23

Congress Clinton leaves office he's

33:25

flying around in Epstein's plane setting

33:27

up the Clinton foundation and the

33:28

Clinton Health Access initiative and

33:30

even credits Jeffrey Epstein back in

33:31

2003 with designing a lot of the

33:33

philanthropy that became the Clinton

33:35

Foundation specifically the HIV aids

33:37

program so you have a Serial Financial

33:39

criminal creating basically the Clinton

33:40

political slush fund Pro post presidency

33:43

the the um have you seen any connections

33:48

in Ukraine

33:50

there's this is just the hotbed of a lot

33:53

of really

33:55

nefarious players yeah um I haven't

33:58

looked into it specifically because a

34:00

lot of my timeline that I did for the

34:01

book you know stops before years like

34:04

2014 when there was this you know

34:06

basically a coup

34:08

um you know it was Victoria Newland and

34:09

some of these people from the Obama

34:10

Administration and all of that um so

34:13

unfortunately you know I haven't

34:14

personally explored that but I think

34:16

it's I mean even mainstream media before

34:18

the recent uh conflict there was you

34:20

know pretty open about the corruption in

34:22

in Ukraine so I don't know your politics

34:25

and it's not important to me what's

34:27

important to me is your character and

34:29

your work which is phenomenal

34:32

um

34:33

but uh

34:35

uh I'm guessing you and I don't

34:37

necessarily agree on policies uh you

34:40

know maybe I don't know I just you know

34:42

at this point I think my politics are

34:44

I'm I don't want the government to be

34:46

run by organized crime and I think

34:48

that's the starting point for most

34:50

Americans let's start there right you

34:52

know that's what I was driving to is

34:56

there are big things on the table that

35:00

no one's talking about and we're all

35:04

focused on the little stuff they've used

35:06

to divide and conquer us this whole time

35:08

and big things are happening and

35:10

basically we are being herded into a pen

35:13

a techno feudalism yes slavery I don't

35:17

know a lot of there's a lot of different

35:18

names for it going around but it's not

35:19

good right and it's organized crime you

35:22

know running the show at the highest

35:24

levels and also people I mean yeah it's

35:29

just getting so dark and yeah you know

35:32

I'm to the point where can you give me

35:36

nine of the top ten Bill of Rights you

35:39

know what I mean do you agree with those

35:41

give me some anything that is

35:44

all being destroyed all of them they

35:47

don't mean anything anymore but those

35:49

are the things that can bring us

35:51

together and they do I mean I'm sure

35:55

you're called a radical conspiracy

35:58

theorist

35:59

um

36:00

you know there's a difference between

36:02

conspiracy theory and conspiracy facts

36:05

sure so I would call you

36:08

conspiracy fact purveyor yeah uh I guess

36:12

so because conspiracy is a real crime

36:14

and it's happening and it's been

36:15

happening right and um you know a lot of

36:18

us are sort of fed this you know when

36:20

we're in school and stuff sort of this

36:22

naive I guess you could call it a fairy

36:24

tale version of History where there's no

36:27

corruption everything's fine the mob

36:29

disappeared decades ago nothing to see

36:31

here but that's uh not the real history

36:33

of this country tell me before we leave

36:36

Epstein tell me why uh

36:39

Maxwell's

36:41

the life oh oh I think it's pretty

36:44

obvious she's going to cooperate with

36:46

the people that supported that operation

36:49

and she's not going to spill anything

36:50

she got moved from the prison where I

36:53

think she was at the same prison where

36:54

Epstein died and now she's a what is has

36:57

been described as a country club prison

36:59

in Florida

37:00

uh that wouldn't have happened unless

37:01

she was like yeah just leave me alone

37:03

please I'll do whatever you want

37:08

all right let's let's uh I think she

37:10

knows from her father's death who not

37:13

true and who runs the show yeah

37:16

um how does this involve the regular

37:18

person why should the regular person

37:20

care about this kind of corruption

37:22

um in just talking about Epstein the

37:24

financial crimes uh they're very

37:26

significant and are just sort of a

37:28

microcosm of what has basically been the

37:30

Looting of the American public for

37:32

decades you look at people like

37:34

Catherine Austin Fitz and Mark Skidmore

37:35

who have calculated about 21 trillion

37:38

dollars of U.S taxpayer money that's

37:39

just gone missing uh from from the house

37:42

of Urban Development and the Department

37:45

of Defense right

37:47

it's probably more than that where is it

37:50

being

37:50

where'd he go where'd it go yeah who

37:53

took it I remember and it's still

37:55

happening and now we're having uh the

37:57

standard of life in the US being

37:58

degraded inflation's increasing the

38:01

squeeze is on thanks to Manufactured

38:03

food and energy crises and I think a lot

38:06

of the stuff we're seeing being built

38:08

for us people are currently perhaps

38:10

unwilling to accept but when they're

38:12

cold and hungry and desperate you're

38:14

exactly right I think that some people

38:16

will be more willing

38:19

you're not improving my mood much

38:21

well you know it's um we have to

38:24

understand what we're facing in order to

38:26

you know solve it right and a lot of

38:29

people with it I've been bringing this

38:32

bell for

38:33

uh almost 20 years now and saying wake

38:36

up pay attention look what's happening

38:38

and it just keeps getting more and more

38:42

obvious and

38:44

at times there are times you just like I

38:47

how do you deal with it

38:49

um well I'm a mother

38:51

um and I just uh I have to keep going I

38:54

don't know I have to keep saying

38:55

something because my kids are going to

38:56

live in this world right and there are

38:58

certain things that I just find

39:00

unacceptable and I think every parent

39:01

yeah proudly does at this point so you

39:05

know it doesn't really matter anymore

39:08

um and I think also if you're looking at

39:09

this from like the energetic spiritual

39:11

level it matter you know

39:14

um we have to keep fighting because

39:16

what's the alternative and what does

39:17

that mean for us even after we're gone

39:19

yeah right

39:21

so let me you know I first ran into you

39:26

um and your work I don't remember where

39:28

I saw you but you were talking about

39:29

transhumanism and this is something that

39:33

again I I think I was talking about this

39:36

in the 90s and saying that's been going

39:38

on a long time for a long time and

39:40

saying that this is what it life is

39:43

going to head towards and it's not good

39:45

and we should probably have a

39:47

conversation now you know we are on the

39:52

verge of this this is happening it it

39:55

could be faster than ever yeah yeah it

39:56

could happen 20 25 30 35 it's here now

40:01

yeah

40:02

explain what transhumanism is and why it

40:06

is so dangerous yeah so I'll just uh

40:09

probably start with the history of it um

40:11

so there was a man named Julian Huxley

40:14

he's the brother of the famous author

40:15

Aldous Huxley he was president of the

40:18

British Eugenics Society the United

40:20

Nations has created

40:22

um after World War II he is put in

40:24

charge of UNESCO

40:26

in writing his vision for UNESCO Julian

40:28

Huxley says about Eugenics we need to

40:30

make the unthinkable thinkable again ten

40:33

years later he coins the term

40:35

transhumanism in a book did he read his

40:38

brother's work

40:40

um I'm sure actually that Aldous

40:42

huxley's work was influenced by the type

40:44

of social milieu he inhabited it would

40:46

include his his brother and uh you know

40:50

sort of that those intellectual circles

40:52

uh where both of them grew up right you

40:55

know this is the British aristocracy and

40:57

really a lot of the idea of eugenics

40:59

going back to Francis Galton and you

41:01

know Darwinism and all of that he seems

41:03

to sort of emanate from from their

41:05

Fabian socialists yes yes

41:09

um so in in a book in 1957 I believe

41:12

called new bottles for new wine

41:14

something like that Julian Huxley coins

41:16

the terms transhumanism and talks about

41:18

how the new Eugenics is going to be

41:19

merging man with machine

41:22

so this is basically Eugenics rebranded

41:24

and a lot of people that funded Eugenics

41:27

causes of the past like the Rockefeller

41:29

family or you know big proponents of

41:32

transhumanism today and it's it's

41:35

getting uh increasingly problematic

41:38

um I would say you know if you look for

41:40

example at the new head of the FDA who

41:43

very few people have bothered to look

41:44

into Robert Calif he's the former Google

41:47

Health executive Google Health has a

41:50

joint venture with GlaxoSmithKline

41:52

called galvani bioelectronics I think

41:55

the former head of that was monster of

41:56

silaui who was in charge of operation

41:58

warp speed and their focus is what they

42:01

call bioelectronic medicine which is uh

42:04

you know injectable

42:06

nanotechnology that can manipulate your

42:08

central nervous system what are the

42:10

implications of that we have the person

42:11

that just purchased Twitter making a

42:14

brain chip company he's also a major

42:16

contractor to the US military he has a

42:19

major conflict of interest with a

42:22

Chinese

42:22

Silicon Valley equivalents like 10 cent

42:26

um and you know he says

42:28

I love this he says that's one of the

42:31

reasons why I want to get off the planet

42:32

he says his work is to find a way to a

42:37

compete against the transhumanistic you

42:41

know Folly

42:43

um uh you don't believe that at all I

42:46

don't I don't buy it no if you look at

42:48

that company they had animal trials many

42:51

of them of the monkeys that was tested

42:53

and died after the brain chip was put in

42:56

if that were my company I would

42:59

reformulate everything or shut it down

43:01

if it was going to kill that many

43:03

animals but it's already moved into

43:04

human trials I mean even though it's

43:07

killing all the monkeys well it killed

43:08

many monkeys yeah I forget the exact

43:09

number but a significant portion it's

43:12

see I this is where it gets frightening

43:14

well it's tied up with depopulation

43:16

right you have this being sort of the

43:18

new uh path of eugenics and so you know

43:21

I don't think these people ultimately

43:22

care about you know how many people are

43:26

left right smart and right well Eugenics

43:30

is you

43:31

I mean well people like to act like

43:33

Eugenics disappeared and it hasn't it's

43:35

just rebranded and if you look at the

43:37

history it's it's very clear and it's

43:39

very disconcerting that's why everything

43:41

you're seeing that is coming out of

43:43

policy all over the world ever all of

43:46

the all of the world economic forums

43:48

seem so the the medically assisted death

43:52

originally it was going to be for

43:53

terminally ill people now people are

43:55

pitching it to homeless people in Canada

43:56

saying you're too poor to live do you

43:58

want to kill yourself

44:02

um how do we not remember what happened

44:06

last time

44:08

well I think some of these people you

44:09

look at the Rockefellers they funded

44:11

what happened last time yeah

44:14

a lot of that uh money that was used to

44:16

set up the Nazi Eugenics program came

44:18

from the Rockefeller foundation and

44:19

that's a matter of record they've tried

44:21

to go back and say oh we're sorry but

44:23

they're funding a lot of this stuff now

44:25

okay so

44:27

um I think you're getting the impression

44:29

that maybe

44:31

maybe you should prepare maybe you

44:35

should help with a parallel economy

44:39

we may not be too far away from being

44:43

able to undo some of the damage that has

44:46

been done

44:50

but it's going to take all of us doing

44:51

our part

44:52

we got a vote we have to stand for the

44:55

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44:56

we have to be a little bit more like our

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you've read IBM in the Holocaust I

45:56

haven't read it but I'm familiar with

45:57

the relationship so

45:59

um he's a good dear friend of mine and

46:01

uh you know it's the same thing it's the

46:04

same thing now giant corporations are in

46:07

bed with all of this stuff and uh

46:10

someday they'll be hiding it and go no

46:13

no we didn't do anything with that but I

46:15

don't know if I don't think they even

46:17

have to now I mean if it really gets the

46:19

transhumanist point and they can just

46:20

manipulate

46:22

um you know this is an attempt to

46:23

manipulate Consciousness yes really

46:25

really so in memory and all of that I

46:28

mean they don't have to even bother with

46:31

it anymore uh once it gets to that point

46:34

I talked to Ray Kurzweil once and and I

46:36

said you put the nanotech note just help

46:38

me out here Ray I'm a science fiction

46:41

writer

46:42

you put the nanotechnology into me and

46:45

you control it not me you control it and

46:48

I start speaking out about things that

46:51

you and the powerful don't like why

46:53

don't you just turn me off why don't you

46:55

just oh you know what

46:58

and all that nanotechnology and I just

47:00

die

47:01

sure and his response was

47:04

because we wouldn't do that yeah let's

47:07

trust us how has that gone for the you

47:09

know past hundred years or so right and

47:12

if organized crime are the people in

47:14

charge are you going to trust them I

47:16

mean they want us to trust in them if

47:18

you look at the world economic Forum or

47:19

even in the bite Administration and a

47:22

lot of their policy documents they're

47:23

one of their main focuses on our

47:26

rebuilding trust with the public and

47:27

it's not working yeah it's not but they

47:30

may be looking at drastic interventions

47:32

to make it work and I think you know if

47:34

we're transhumanism to uh be sure

47:37

shorehorned uh shoehorned through you

47:40

know that could happen and if you're

47:41

seeing this

47:42

um you know the sort of these mergers uh

47:45

because there's many of them of Silicon

47:48

Valley companies and and big Pharma you

47:50

know they're framing it as Healthcare

47:52

but it's Eugenics Being Framed as

47:54

Healthcare and it's uh it's really

47:57

terrible I mean it's terrifying it's

48:00

crazy there's a lot of words for it but

48:02

you know ultimately uh it has to be

48:03

stopped and unfortunately covet has set

48:05

this precedent where it can be mandatory

48:07

or where you can lose your livelihood

48:10

where you can you know not be able to

48:12

travel you can basically be placed under

48:13

house arrest unless you agree to it if

48:16

you don't I mean in the grand scheme

48:19

of uh where we've all been upgraded

48:22

we're all part of the upgraded yeah I

48:25

don't think that's the intention that's

48:26

how they're selling it to people if you

48:28

look at this for example the British

48:30

Eugenics Society where a lot of this

48:31

came came from you look at someone like

48:33

H.G Wells best known as a science

48:34

fiction writer but also a a value

48:36

Genesis he predicted that in a 100 to

48:40

200 years there would be two human races

48:43

there would be the um upgraded augmented

48:47

Elite who were intellectual and

48:49

attractive and you know we're the ones

48:52

that did everything and then a

48:54

dwarf-like troll like squat underclass

48:57

that eats bugs

48:59

ah

49:01

and uh you know for people that have

49:03

been paying attention it seems like you

49:06

know they're selling this is as one way

49:08

it's all going to be a Utopia utopian uh

49:12

thing if we all upgrade I mean that's

49:14

how it's Being Framed right but if you

49:16

look at how these people think they

49:19

don't want that they're looking at

49:21

feudalism and how do you create a class

49:23

of slaves that cannot even cognitively

49:26

Rebel ever again it is why I mean it you

49:31

know these teachers unions said oh we we

49:34

care about you know minorities and

49:36

everything else they did more damage to

49:38

a whole generation of minorities more

49:42

than they did

49:43

kids in general into the yeah into the

49:47

gears of the machine I live in South

49:50

America the lockdowns there were brutal

49:52

everyone was under house arrest

49:54

basically you were only allowed out of

49:56

your house twice a week with papers that

49:58

you had to show to police you each paper

50:01

was good for like roughly three hours

50:04

and my daughter goes to daycare she's

50:08

four and she was thankfully you know

50:10

shielded from a lot of this and was able

50:12

to have interaction and stuff but a lot

50:14

of kids weren't and a lot of kids for

50:15

age and younger are non-verbal they

50:18

scream like instead of talking I mean

50:21

they can they're it's it's it's

50:24

devastating and the fact that these

50:26

people you know act like it was for the

50:28

children or for public health when you

50:30

know the evidence increasingly comes out

50:31

and it wasn't you know it was it was for

50:34

something else

50:35

and I think we're you know it's

50:37

increasingly becoming clear what that

50:38

something else is and was

50:44

what we're doing to

50:47

farming

50:48

the the the the the

50:50

ESG and World economic Forum plan is

50:55

evil I mean I I don't I mean it seems an

50:59

overused word and it's one I swore off

51:02

about five years ago I said I don't want

51:05

to call things evil because it it has to

51:07

be evil is a different level but when

51:10

you're talking about controlling and

51:13

dumbing down and enslaving and

51:17

destroying I don't know what other word

51:20

to use for it and they've gotten away

51:23

with saying this this is conspiracy

51:25

theory conspiracy theory well they just

51:27

you know I think that's you know since

51:29

the the term really entered the American

51:31

vernacular after the assassination of

51:33

John F Kennedy it's been used to

51:35

basically claim that if you think

51:37

powerful people get together to discuss

51:39

how to advance their power and keep it

51:43

um at the expense of everyone else and

51:45

that they have any agency

51:48

um you know you're crazy it all has to

51:51

be a coincidence you know they have they

51:53

never have any bad intentions the people

51:55

that you know are the oligarchs that you

51:57

know fund our politicians and have ties

52:00

with intelligence and have monopolies

52:01

and you know uh

52:04

the technology that runs our lives and

52:06

stuff like that I mean it's

52:08

um you know I think at this point you

52:09

have to be quite naive to think that's

52:11

actually the case but

52:13

um so how do people like the

52:16

um New

52:18

Governor I think of Alberta is standing

52:22

up against ESG and the first thing one

52:25

of the first things she said was anybody

52:26

that brags about how they have controls

52:30

and people in every government

52:33

uh leaders office if not the leader

52:37

themselves I don't think we should be

52:39

doing any business with them and

52:41

ESG and World economic forum is out

52:45

um how does somebody like that survive

52:49

somebody like Klaus Schwab

52:53

you know I think you know it's not just

52:56

Claus Schwab I think cloud Schwab is

52:57

sort of a man who is there to facilitate

53:00

I mean let's talk about the world

53:01

economic forum for a second and what it

53:03

is and what it's not they describe

53:04

themselves as the premier promoter of

53:06

public-private Partnerships for lack of

53:09

a better word that is fascism so

53:13

um then you have the family history of

53:14

Klaus Schwab that his father ran a Nazi

53:16

model company and funded the atomic bomb

53:18

and all of that and just very

53:20

complicated stuff there and you

53:23

basically have him being in this

53:25

position where he's promoting uh you

53:27

know fascism on a global I mean he's a

53:30

white kitty cat away from being a James

53:32

Bond Superman well but I think that's

53:34

you know they want everyone to focus on

53:36

him and think that it's just him and

53:37

just the world economic Forum there's

53:39

other organizations that are promoting

53:40

this too and also a lot of the you know

53:42

the young Global leader program that's

53:44

not exclusive to the world economic

53:45

Forum you know there's lots of other

53:47

institutions with similar agendas

53:50

uh you know that uh sort of are related

53:55

to the world economic uh Forum which

53:57

seeks you know not just public private

53:59

Partnerships and fascism but uh Global

54:01

governance you know there's a lot of

54:03

these organizations seating their people

54:04

in in certain places

54:08

uh so how do you you know fight against

54:10

this I think uh there are sort of like

54:12

factional infighting uh to an extent and

54:16

it's really hard to know

54:18

um how that's going at any given time

54:21

um but there's an obvious effort

54:23

um by powerful interest to stop uh

54:27

nationalist politicians from reaching

54:29

the highest level you think and yeah I

54:32

well I think it's pretty clear yeah yeah

54:34

so um you know how do they stop that I

54:37

don't know I mean unfortunately look at

54:38

the world economic Forum a lot of the

54:40

banks are very involved and when you you

54:43

know are in bed with the banks and the

54:45

banks are in bed with you

54:47

um it's it's very hard to go against

54:49

that in today's world

54:51

and you know they're making it uh even

54:53

harder on the little people people in

54:55

Canada that protested with the the you

54:58

know the trucker protest they were

55:00

de-platformed not from social media but

55:02

from the financial system and I think

55:04

that's going to become increasingly

55:06

common it's already happening to a lot

55:07

of people that I work with taken off of

55:09

PayPal uh having trouble with their

55:12

their Banks venmo I mean you know sure

55:15

and I think that's gonna you know become

55:17

increasingly commonplace and that's how

55:19

they're going to try and force

55:20

compliance and you know a big part of

55:22

this you have to move towards the

55:23

Central Bank digital currency and all of

55:25

that at the same time which is

55:26

programmable money the state decides

55:28

whether you save or you spend they

55:29

decide what you can and can't buy and

55:31

all this stuff and all the central banks

55:33

even on the you know in places like

55:36

Russia where Vladimir Putin talks a good

55:38

game about nationalism and protecting

55:39

our culture they're going full steam

55:41

ahead with that too

55:43

it's the way you control a population

55:45

yeah and I think all these governments

55:47

are really interested right now on

55:49

domestic control

55:51

so what does America look like at the

55:53

end China

55:54

that is the goal of a lot of people at

55:56

the highest levels of Silicon Valley in

55:58

our government I would say look no oh

56:00

sure I I

56:02

have friends who are industrialists and

56:06

they would say to me 30 years ago

56:08

China's the new model

56:10

and I thought that's a bad model we

56:14

don't want that they would just

56:15

flippingly just if China's the new model

56:17

it wasn't until 10 years later that I

56:20

started going wait a minute they mean

56:23

that sincerely that how it works there

56:28

all of it

56:29

is coming here yeah that's your plan for

56:33

a long time we talked about China Gate

56:34

earlier the origins of Silicon Valley

56:36

are in that

56:38

whole mix and a lot of the most powerful

56:40

people in our military industrial

56:42

complex including like Lockheed Martin

56:45

were involved with that and wanted that

56:47

sensitive technology to go to China and

56:50

undermine our national security they're

56:51

looking there's something there was

56:54

something going on there then and I

56:55

think we're increasingly seeing it now

56:57

um I wrote an article in 2020 about the

57:00

National Security Commission on

57:02

artificial intelligence they basically

57:04

say that in order to be competitive and

57:07

artificial intelligence and secure

57:09

economic and Military hegemony for the

57:11

United States we have to go beyond China

57:14

in terms of their implementation of

57:16

surveillance technology the use of

57:19

artificial intelligence moving away from

57:21

private car ownership which they refer

57:23

to as a legacy system in-person doctor

57:25

visits to the AI powered alternative

57:28

this was in 2019. before coven

57:32

covet comes along two years before that

57:34

I talked to the chairman of the board of

57:36

General Motors and he told me by 2030 we

57:38

won't be making cars as you know them

57:41

today we'll be making fleets yeah

57:43

because people Uber yeah it's uh you

57:46

know Ubers you rent and you can't

57:47

control where they go and they're only

57:49

going to be in the smart cities you're

57:51

not going between cities anymore no more

57:53

road trips no more you know you decide

57:56

oh I want to go over here today I want

57:58

to drive three hours to see my family or

58:00

whoever my friends that's that's over if

58:03

these people win and the National

58:05

Security Commission on AI was run by

58:07

Eric Schmidt former head of Google one

58:09

of the the co-chair was a very top guy

58:11

that works closely with Schmidt that was

58:13

at the Department of Defense and it's uh

58:15

the intelligence Community the military

58:17

and Silicon Valley and those are the

58:20

people increasingly running the show and

58:22

they think if we don't go beyond China's

58:26

surveillance

58:27

a system it's Mega City Smart City model

58:30

we will fail and then you have people

58:32

like Elon Musk coming in and saying I'm

58:34

going to take over Twitter for free

58:35

speech and then he also says I want to

58:37

make Twitter into basically like WeChat

58:40

which is you know and basically a

58:42

surveillance app to use in China that's

58:44

for uh your finances your social media

58:47

all pretty much everything

58:49

is on that app they even call it the

58:51

everything app and that's his model and

58:53

the parent company of that 10 cent is

58:55

one of Tesla's shareholders and you know

58:59

most active advisors

59:02

so is that data going to stay you know

59:05

that he's going to get from Twitter the

59:07

new Twitter when it becomes a WeChat

59:09

equivalent is where's that going to go I

59:11

mean there's a lot if you look at

59:13

um you know the China connection here

59:15

it's you know when I was writing before

59:17

I wrote the book I didn't realize the

59:19

extent of the overlap but it's very

59:22

concerning uh you have people with major

59:24

conflicts of interest running our

59:26

national security policy on things like

59:28

AI that have conflicts of interest with

59:29

China and they you know Eric Schmidt

59:32

just wrote a book with Henry Kissinger

59:33

and these guys basically argue in order

59:36

to avoid a war a cataclysmic war with

59:38

China we have to make good and cooperate

59:40

with China and the model for that is

59:42

basically you know the world economic

59:44

Forum I mean they argue the same thing

59:46

Global governance and technocracy

59:50

um following the China model here

59:52

and it's very against every Everything

59:55

most Americans are accustomed to but

59:58

they're I I guess finding ways to

60:00

manufacture consent for it whether the

60:03

justifications climate change it's covid

60:05

it's a food and energy crisis that's

60:07

been manufactured

60:09

um you know whatever they can whatever

60:11

will stick they'll use but the problem

60:13

is you're having the people that control

60:15

Silicon Valley behind this they control

60:17

where most people get their information

60:19

where most people socialize today and

60:22

they're increasingly censoring people

60:24

from platforms they're waging basically

60:26

a war on dissent that I've written about

60:28

a few times and it's getting you know

60:31

increasingly orwellian to the point

60:32

where you know they'll label you

60:33

misinformation or you know this is

60:35

disinformation uh but you know the Biden

60:38

Administration if there were in domestic

60:39

Terror advances the way they've written

60:41

it out you say the wrong thing or you

60:44

disagree with the state even or the

60:46

official narrative you're uh you know

60:48

inciting violence you're potentially a

60:50

domestic violent extremist right

60:53

um and that's happened in history before

60:54

not necessarily the United States but

60:56

other countries and you know it's pretty

60:58

clear that once that type of policy gets

61:00

implemented things go downhill very

61:01

quickly

61:02

do you have hope at all that

61:06

the if the Republicans could win it at

61:11

least slows it down I mean I think

61:13

people in the Republic there's there's

61:16

clearly people who go to Washington and

61:19

actually believe it and then are turned

61:22

uh or they go to Washington they're

61:25

already a dirt bag and they know what

61:26

they're getting into yeah and then

61:27

there's a few that go and stand and are

61:32

trying to hold the line but they're a

61:34

minority a big money or they get forced

61:36

out correct uh if I'm not mistaken Ron

61:38

Johnson right

61:40

um was the one that that challenged a

61:41

lot of covet narratives and I mean even

61:43

mainstream media in PR are supposed to

61:46

be objective says oh he spreads

61:47

conspiracy theories and his Challengers

61:49

a rising star and you know I mean

61:51

they're very clear about who they favor

61:53

and who they don't and if they don't

61:54

want you to win they'll gerrymander your

61:56

District they'll do so I mean there's

61:58

lots of tools and that they can use to

62:01

prevent you from

62:02

from staying in office and who knows

62:04

what we'll see in the midterm elections

62:07

But ultimately you know those type of

62:10

people that are willing to stand their

62:11

ground and actually fight for the

62:13

American people are very few

62:15

even in it doesn't really matter what

62:18

party you're talking about it's very

62:19

small number when you consider the

62:21

amount of votes needed to pass certain

62:23

legislation so I think ultimately

62:27

the way out of this is for the American

62:30

people to realize that we yes this is a

62:33

fight between good and evil but if

62:35

you're looking for the good guys stop

62:36

looking at people that are put on the TV

62:39

screens in front of you and start

62:41

looking at your neighbors yeah and the

62:43

answer is so clear

62:45

local local local local

62:47

absolutely and this is really US versus

62:49

them it's not left versus right anymore

62:52

we are so far beyond that yeah uh really

62:55

and it's amazing and very heartening how

62:59

many people that I know and I interview

63:02

that

63:04

um

63:05

we would have we would have been against

63:08

each other 15 years ago we would say oh

63:10

you're and now it's like no no no forget

63:13

Oliver forget all of that yeah you know

63:15

and it's heartening that people are

63:19

waking and starting to come together

63:22

question is do we make it fast enough

63:26

I've been saying for a while this is

63:28

going to be a photo finish I don't know

63:30

which one's gonna I don't think anyone

63:32

really does and I think it comes down to

63:34

how much responsibility people are

63:36

willing to take for their own lives and

63:37

and you know how how far communities are

63:40

willing to go to ensure that they're

63:42

self-reliant and what does that mean to

63:44

you

63:45

well if the banks are deep platforming

63:47

people you can't use their financial

63:49

system are you going to go to the cbdc

63:51

land where eventually you won't be able

63:52

to spend money without like a microchip

63:55

in your hand and all of this stuff you

63:57

know there's obvious red lines people

63:58

can't cross how are you going to feed

64:00

your family how are you going to keep

64:01

your house heated in winter you know

64:04

basic needs I think we should probably

64:07

be taking some lessons from the Amish to

64:09

be honest I think right you know

64:13

that the Amish they're going to be fine

64:16

they're gonna be fine we have

64:19

we have outsourced our needs to

64:22

corporations that want to enslave us so

64:25

we have to start producing our own stuff

64:29

at a local level it's all about exit and

64:31

build and that's what we have to do and

64:33

the more people that do that

64:35

um the better off we will be the real

64:37

question is how accustomed are Americans

64:41

to convenience and will we be enslaved

64:44

by that convenience or not and I think

64:45

that's the ultimate so far we have been

64:47

a lot of people have been yeah

64:49

um talk to me a little bit about Bitcoin

64:53

um so I'm you know not necessarily

64:55

um uh well-versed on cryptocurrency I do

64:59

um uh I I like bitcoiners because we

65:02

tend to have a lot see a lot in common

65:04

about um you know the state of

65:06

government today and uh the Federal

65:08

Reserve for example Central Bank Central

65:10

Bank digital currency

65:12

um and all of that but you know because

65:14

I'm not particularly well versed in it I

65:16

don't like to tell people how to spend

65:17

their money it's a very individual

65:19

decision

65:20

um you think it can survive uh I think

65:23

the central banks the bankers and the

65:25

government will do everything they can

65:27

to prevent a currency that threatens

65:29

their power from actually being able to

65:30

be used and I think we're already seeing

65:32

major efforts to make that the case you

65:35

know they can make it illegal to uh you

65:38

know turn it into something else illegal

65:40

to use is tender you know they they're

65:42

looking at a lot of different

65:44

options

65:46

um but you know some bitcoiners despite

65:48

that think is totally possible but I

65:50

don't think I'm horrified to talk about

65:51

that

65:53

um you know I personally have you know

65:55

um in terms of my finances like you know

65:57

some people donate to my work in crypto

65:59

I have a little bit of that but you know

66:01

I'm personally looking at trying to put

66:03

as much of my money as I can and things

66:04

that will keep me and my family

66:05

self-sufficient come what may uh which

66:09

in my case included like investing in

66:10

land so I'm not renting I own where I

66:13

live I have enough land to produce what

66:15

my family needs in terms of food

66:17

stocking up on things that I can't

66:19

produce

66:20

you know things like that that's where

66:22

my money is personally going but I am

66:24

not in the business of telling people

66:25

you know giving Financial advice beyond

66:28

that but you know if the goal is to have

66:31

developed parallel systems so we're not

66:32

dependent on the systems of the people

66:34

trying to enslave us you know whatever

66:37

you think is a good way to get from

66:39

point A to point B uh you know that's

66:41

probably where your money should be

66:42

going if bitcoin's a part of that if you

66:45

feel that way good for you and if not

66:46

you know good for you too I think

66:48

ultimately what we need to do is um uh

66:52

try and create something so that we can

66:54

be resilient and not have to uh I mean

66:57

because the system is just so

66:59

unacceptable

67:01

uh I mean it's an it's really not just

67:03

in in it's not just against freedom and

67:06

all sorts of other values right it's

67:08

just it's against nature it's against

67:10

life really and so I mean if you're

67:13

going to

67:15

support that you know I think people

67:16

have to realize the consequences that

67:18

come with that and exactly what it means

67:21

when you are are willing to give

67:24

yourself over that kind of system the

67:26

implications of that and I think a lot

67:27

of people don't really realize that or

67:29

take the time to think about it and I

67:31

think they should

67:32

are you God driven you is God a center

67:36

of you

67:37

yeah but I tend to think of maybe God

67:39

differently than most Christians I don't

67:41

really see it as a person or as a man I

67:43

see it as uh maybe the universe or the

67:46

creative Force right uh you know the

67:48

energy uh that drives George Lucas and

67:52

the force I mean there's a lot of

67:54

different ways you know to look at it

67:56

but ultimately if you're looking at

67:57

Humanity what do you like about Humanity

68:00

it's all the it's the creativity it's uh

68:03

the vivaciousness you know that's the

68:05

stuff that I think we're fighting for uh

68:08

and you know uh a lot of the guys behind

68:10

this want to to eliminate that I think a

68:13

lot of transhumanism is aimed at

68:15

creating like a drone-like Workforce

68:17

that will never be able to challenge

68:19

their working conditions or ask for a

68:21

bigger piece of the pie and it's amazing

68:22

to me that more people on on the left

68:25

don't see that if they're all about

68:26

workers rights and unionizing all right

68:28

you have a chip in your brain how's the

68:30

how's you know workers rights going

68:32

together how is Union

68:34

how are the unions in bed

68:36

furthering all of this well I would say

68:39

that you just have to look back to uh

68:41

the unions you know back in the 20s and

68:43

30s and 40s and how organized crime took

68:45

them over and that's really changed

68:47

um so the big ones I mean you know

68:49

um so it's um you know a lot of those

68:52

guys over the years have evolved to

68:54

support these types of of policies

68:57

because it's more control and money and

68:58

what does the mob love more than

69:00

anything else right

69:02

what

69:04

why is the left

69:07

you know

69:09

I've always held libertarian more

69:11

libertarian views when it comes to

69:13

social issues I don't care who you marry

69:15

I don't care what you do I don't care

69:17

who you love there's no no business of

69:19

mine shouldn't be any business of the

69:21

government you know that was a

69:22

progressive idea to have a marriage

69:24

license from the government

69:27

um

69:29

but we fought this and I remember saying

69:31

to my my daughter who was in college at

69:33

the time she said Dad it's about love

69:35

and I said I don't think it is I think

69:37

it's about control and this argument if

69:42

we play it out you can't stop polygamy

69:46

can't change one factor without changing

69:49

other factors

69:50

and everyone said these things were

69:53

crazy we we are now

69:56

transitioning kids

69:59

because there's no gender identity

70:01

anymore we are sexualizing our youngest

70:06

kids

70:08

what where is that coming from it's such

70:12

a force if your ultimate goal is total

70:16

control you need to have a population

70:19

that has no national identity that has

70:22

no identity period that that identity

70:25

can be fluxed and can be moved whenever

70:27

convenient for the people on top if

70:30

people have an identity and know who

70:31

they are and know where they stand

70:32

they're a lot harder to control and I

70:34

think if you make all of that fluid

70:38

um at every level

70:39

uh it's a lot easier to exert your will

70:43

over them because you know they they

70:46

don't have their feet firmly on the

70:47

ground right

70:51

I thought of this several times during

70:52

this podcast I think this is the most

70:54

impowerful interview I've ever done well

70:59

thank you yeah I mean I I

71:04

hope people listen and

71:07

open their mind enough to go

71:10

that can't be true I mean I usually

71:12

start my

71:13

investigations on things going no way it

71:18

can't be I don't do that as often now

71:21

because I'm seeing oh yeah it probably

71:24

is yeah

71:25

um

71:28

who were you before you started doing

71:31

this who I mean did you believe these

71:33

things or have you found these things

71:35

going oh my gosh and one leads to

71:37

another well I guess you could say that

71:39

when I was younger in my teen years I'd

71:41

have made her trust issue with adults

71:45

um and I just uh had a hard time I just

71:48

didn't believe what I was told a lot of

71:49

the time I had to figure it out for

71:51

myself and all sorts of things I guess

71:53

that's sort of a lot of some teenagers

71:56

um are like that but I um

71:58

you know around the time I was in

72:00

university the last year or two I sort

72:03

of figured out a lot of things about

72:06

um American history that's sort of

72:08

hidden from us

72:10

um

72:11

uh the government isn't exactly there to

72:13

help necessarily

72:16

I don't know how we went from hey

72:18

government is like fire with George

72:21

Washington saying if you're in control

72:23

of it it's good if it's out of control

72:25

it'll burn you to hey we're from the

72:29

government we'll educate your kids how

72:31

could you possibly think a government is

72:34

going to raise kids who say be skeptical

72:36

of us yeah well it's not you know look

72:41

at who has taken over education system

72:43

you go back to things like uh the

72:45

Rockefeller family or their role in

72:47

healthcare there's a lot of oligarch

72:49

families that have very specific agendas

72:52

that have really taken over government

72:53

policy and it's been like that for a

72:55

very long time

72:57

and they're not elected no one put them

73:00

in charge actually a lot of people used

73:01

to hate the Rockefeller family until uh

73:04

you know they started a major PR

73:05

campaign to Rebrand themselves as

73:07

philanthropists that a lot of other

73:09

unpleasant people have since followed

73:12

um and uh you know the long-term

73:15

consequences of that we are seeing today

73:19

um but anyway

73:20

um in terms of my background you know I

73:23

was you know 21 22 and just looking

73:25

around you know I'm 33 so I'm a

73:27

millennial right and most people my age

73:31

just you know I could see a lot of this

73:32

stuff like um

73:34

were too dependent on corporations that

73:37

have a lot of nasty uh agendas or do bad

73:40

things there's a lot of issues a lot of

73:42

illegal Wars no accountability at the

73:44

highest levels of government

73:46

you know if people my age don't start

73:48

doing something it's going to get really

73:49

bad uh and most you know most people

73:52

were like stop talking about that I have

73:54

Netflix and beer so I don't care

73:56

everything's fine as long as you know

73:57

I'm comfortable basically you know screw

74:00

your politics or screw your concerns and

74:02

I just uh then wait I left the U.S after

74:04

that how can the same group of people

74:08

that generation

74:10

claim that no you have to be an activist

74:14

you have to be involved in climate

74:16

change and you know I'm going to sit

74:18

down and glue myself to a wall like a

74:20

uh you know yeah well that's the

74:23

activism that's put in front of young

74:25

people today and they're being told

74:26

that's what activism is and that that's

74:28

the activism that's sort of in Vogue

74:30

because it's shown and treated by

74:32

mainstream media as sticking it to the

74:34

man these people throwing tomato soup on

74:36

paintings but you look at those groups I

74:38

think they're called just stop oil

74:39

they're funded by the Getty and

74:41

Rockefeller families in the family

74:43

family you know made their money off of

74:46

oil but you know they have a long time

74:48

interest in Eugenics and funding correct

74:51

um you know people that basically helped

74:53

create this sort of new environmental

74:55

movement that downplays uh pollution and

74:59

plays up carbon dioxide and that's all

75:01

we should be worried about and you know

75:03

it's human the biggest I think the quote

75:06

from the club of Rome is the biggest

75:07

enemy of humanity is man and for

75:10

furthering you know that narrative not

75:12

that you know it's not the corporations

75:14

that pollute or even the US military is

75:17

you know even by you know climate change

75:19

metrics the biggest contaminator of you

75:22

know the planet and all of that it's not

75:25

about those guys it's just about the

75:26

regular people but really what it's

75:28

about is controlling how much energy

75:30

people can use and if you control how

75:33

much energy a household can use you can

75:34

control their economic activity you also

75:36

control how many family how big their

75:38

family can get

75:40

and I think that's ultimately uh what

75:42

it's about it's not about the

75:44

environment for these people and a lot

75:46

of it is uh you know Wall Street driven

75:48

you look at the United Nations a lot of

75:50

the people they put in charge of a

75:52

climate change policy you have Mark

75:54

Carney a former head of the bank of

75:56

England and the Bank of Canada I believe

75:58

uh he's one of the guys that came in to

76:00

rescue HSBC when they were caught money

76:03

laundering for Mexican drug cartels not

76:06

exactly a good guy and it's very

76:08

unlikely that he is driven by uh concern

76:11

about the environment and then the other

76:12

person is Michael Bloomberg former mayor

76:14

of New York and uh billionaire guy and

76:17

so these are the people I'm crafting the

76:19

solutions and just like covid you don't

76:21

have time to think about what we're

76:23

telling you you just have to accept

76:24

these Solutions because if you don't

76:26

something really really bad will happen

76:28

and it's the same it's a sort of a

76:30

similar narrative to what you know was

76:31

played out with covid and everything

76:33

guns cars everything yeah so you know

76:36

people are being it's it's fear fear

76:40

given to get people to accept policies

76:42

they otherwise wouldn't accept because

76:43

they're told this cataclysmic event is

76:45

just down the line and trust us again is

76:47

the conclusion of that so you know

76:50

there's people that agree with the

76:53

narrative about climate change and

76:55

there's people that don't and I'm not

76:56

trying to really get in that space when

76:58

I talk about this stuff I'm trying to

77:00

point out that the solutions are coming

77:02

mostly from Wall Street and they're

77:04

things like carbon markets they're

77:06

things like debt for climate swaps which

77:09

back in the day used to be debt for land

77:10

swaps not about climate change you know

77:13

about other stuff

77:15

and then you have people like Larry Fink

77:18

of BlackRock and Michael Bloomberg and

77:19

Mark Carney coming together in something

77:21

like G fan saying why don't we give Wall

77:23

Street Direct Control of the IMF and the

77:25

World Bank

77:26

for climate change you know right how

77:30

can anyone on the left that's worried

77:32

about climate change sign up on that why

77:34

don't they talk about planting trees why

77:36

isn't Bill Gates the largest like

77:37

private land owner in the U.S now

77:39

planting trees like crazy if he's so

77:41

worried about carbon dioxide

77:43

um you know he he poo-poos the whole

77:45

idea of planting trees as a way to

77:47

combat climate change it's just carbon

77:49

markets and going to electric vehicles

77:51

and all of this stuff but electric

77:52

vehicles necessitates Mass Mining and a

77:56

lot of that mining is in places that use

77:58

child labor or it's going to be so

78:00

environmentally destructive you totally

78:02

destroy the developing World which you

78:04

know these people on the left supposedly

78:06

want to protect you're going to totally

78:08

destroy the environment

78:09

I live in the south of Chile in the

78:12

Andes it's one of the only areas in

78:15

Chile that's still like forested and

78:17

really nice not polluted water any of

78:19

that most of the mining in Chile is

78:21

historically in the north which has

78:23

become very polluted and has a lack of

78:26

water among other things and now the

78:28

mines are starting to move South because

78:30

of this demand

78:32

for more and more minerals for you know

78:34

electric vehicles and all of that a lake

78:36

that used to be used for tourism uh

78:38

there was some mineral I forget what it

78:40

is discovered in the Lakeshore and then

78:42

the water just disappears one season and

78:44

now it's ready to be mining right next

78:45

to a national park uh I used to live and

78:48

work in Peru they were talking about

78:50

putting a uranium mine next to Machu

78:52

Picchu and all types of stuff I mean

78:54

this is uh going the mining stuff is not

78:57

being talked about and uh you know

79:00

electrical vehicles are being marketed

79:01

as necessary but it's going to come at a

79:04

massive massive cost and I think that

79:06

you know again the environment then the

79:10

environmental movement is focused on

79:11

carbon dioxide if they were really

79:14

worried about the environment they would

79:15

also educate people on how destructive

79:18

this type of mining is and what it does

79:20

to the people who live there in the

79:22

environment and including in protected

79:24

areas there's a lot of species in this

79:27

particular area of Chile where I live

79:28

that are only there and they've uh you

79:30

know been there for thousands of years

79:32

and they'll not exist if a lot of this

79:34

mining goes forward but if you ask

79:36

people like uh Bill Gates for example if

79:39

you has a joint venture with most of the

79:41

other Titans of Silicon Valley called

79:43

Cobalt metals they say all of the

79:45

world's reserves of lithium Cobalt and

79:48

nickel must be completely mined if we

79:49

even want to get close to the electrical

79:52

vehicle Revolution so that means digging

79:54

up the entire Andes including areas that

79:56

are national parks right now

79:58

and uh even if they do with all the

80:01

reserves that we know that we have

80:03

you're not going to be able to reproduce

80:05

the amount of private cars and use today

80:07

it's going to be way less cars and so

80:10

they're just going to be I mean the

80:11

model's already sort of been out there

80:12

they fielded it in the UK recently you

80:14

can't drive out of your district and all

80:16

of that stuff it's going to be much more

80:17

controlled the freedom of movement well

80:19

it's not really going to be freedom of

80:20

movement it's going to be controlled

80:21

movement

80:24

last question

80:29

are you optimistic

80:32

um

80:33

so that's a tricky question you know it

80:35

sometimes you're working and writing on

80:38

this stuff I mean it's ups and downs

80:39

sometimes you feel inspired sometimes

80:41

you're like oh my gosh you know yeah

80:46

um you know but ultimately there's

80:48

really no other way to be except to

80:51

believe totally in a better future

80:54

um I mean we have to be totally

80:55

committed to that if we're going to do

80:57

it and do it quickly and

81:00

um you know I have a lot of hope uh that

81:04

um Americans when when things get really

81:06

rough will come together at least most

81:08

of us I think so too you know

81:10

um but you know in in the environment

81:12

we're in right now I think it's

81:14

incumbent on everyone no matter how

81:16

small or big your platform is to speak

81:18

up about what is happening uh I think we

81:21

are past the time about worrying about

81:23

what people say about you about at work

81:27

or at home wherever the president gave a

81:30

speech last night and he I don't

81:31

remember what he was calling people and

81:33

I thought but that just that is so I so

81:36

I am so far beyond caring about names

81:40

and labels that anybody you know and I I

81:43

think there are more and more people

81:44

around the world that are like I don't

81:46

care I don't care what you call me I

81:49

don't care you know what you do I I just

81:52

know what's true and I'm just not going

81:56

there with you well the government wants

81:58

to Define what is true and what is not I

82:00

wrote a recent article

82:02

um about that in explaining some of the

82:04

calls to basically uh make it such

82:09

um and it's it's you know even if they

82:11

try and do that and they try and say

82:13

this is the state you know the state is

82:15

defining truth and if you deviate from

82:17

that you are inciting violence

82:19

um and all of that but the problem is

82:21

people at a visceral level gravitate

82:23

toward the truth so they hear it and

82:25

they're like oh that makes sense or they

82:27

look at the sourcing or they investigate

82:29

for themselves and they realize what is

82:31

true and what is not so you know the

82:33

state and silicon Valley and there's

82:35

really not that much space between them

82:37

to be honest at this point you know they

82:40

can try and and censor and manipulate

82:42

and whatever but ultimately people are

82:44

going to gravitate towards what is true

82:46

and there's going to be a point where

82:48

they're not going to be able to really

82:49

the tools they have now will not work

82:52

and I think a lot of that is that time

82:55

will come once people stop trying to use

82:58

these platforms that they are

83:00

manipulating and start just going out

83:03

and talking to people they know we have

83:07

to get offline and we have to do it

83:09

quickly maybe even get back you know in

83:12

circulating in print stuff that's

83:13

printed I mean we really have to stop uh

83:16

depend being so dependent on these on

83:18

these platforms that they're obviously

83:20

manipulating I think everyone knows

83:21

about it or they're censoring people

83:22

from and they're using it to profile you

83:26

you know stop giving them your data and

83:29

start getting in the real world and

83:30

telling people uh what's what I mean

83:33

they may call you crazy but the stakes

83:34

are too high to not do it that's how I

83:36

feel

83:37

thank you my pleasure thank you thank

83:40

you

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