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Nov. 16, 2024 - Gishgallop Girl

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Episode 25 - Australia & A Couple of Dicks

This was recorded on the evening of November 5th, 2024. As our Democracy began it's largest push into provable madness, we recorded this episode about how Candace got banned from her Oz speaking tour and had two whacked out conversations with complete liars, Judge Joe Brown and Yoichi Clark Shimatsu. Link to Sam Seder Discussing Candace Saying the Worst Things About Muslims Candace Daily Wire Discussing USA Invading Oz Patreon

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	In the land down under where the truths unfold Kish Gallop girl's story we bravely behold Thomas and Matthew they take on the fight Unmasking the lies that once filled the night Candice banish,
	her voice packed away.
	Truth outweighs lies in a world gone astray.
	Gish Gallop girl, let your voice take flight.
	Piercing the silence, revealing the light.
	With each word sung, we'll tear down the fear.
	In the heart of Australia, our message is clear.
	Music
	Judge Brown and Joey H.E. once trusted, now lost.
	Leading her astray, counting the cost.
	But here stands the 2-0-1, yielding so bold.
	Sharing the message that must be retold.
	With guitar strumming, we're lightened in the load.
	Together we rise on this winding road
	Gish, gallop, girl, let your voice take flight.
	Hear sing the silence, revealing the light.
	With each word, son, we'll tear down the fear.
	In the heart of Australia, our message is clear.
	So stand up with us, let the truth set you free.
	In this world of madness, we'll craft I decree.
	Okay, welcome to Gish Gallop Girl.
	Y 'all just heard the acoustic raga version of the theme.
	You may have noticed Australia got mentioned.
	I kind of subtitled this episode, Daredevil Could Have Seen This Coming.
	Yeah, so anyway, welcome to Gish Gallop Girl.
	This is going to be a special kind of episode, not just because we are recording this on election night, but...
	Before we get into it, I am Thomas Anderson, and I'm here with...
	Matthew Anderson.
	As always, as mentioned in the song, as foretold in the song, that I had an AI write this afternoon.
	Oh.
	Yeah, as foretold.
	Yeah.
	So, first this week, we're not going to be going through blackout.
	Candice did two interviews that will be taking up a lot of our time, and we have a lot of material to cover on her Australia business.
	Before we get into it, I'm going to be releasing Part 1 of this episode early, as I want Australians to have access to this right away, and anyone else interested, of course.
	Part 2 will be out on Tuesday, like usual.
	So, that said, too, we are going to put up the entire episode on Patreon, as we do, but I'm going to be cutting and releasing...
	Part 1. Part 1 is probably going to be longer than usual.
	Normally they're about 40 to 42 minutes long.
	Part 1 is going to be longer because I want all of the Australia material immediately listenable by not just Australians, but anybody.
	And y 'all will hear why.
	So, for now, we'll just let Candice explain herself, unless you want to say anything before we get started.
	Nothing that I can think of at the moment, no.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	Well, so here we go.
	I'll let Candace explain herself on Australia.
	Alright guys, happy Tuesday.
	We are now at that critical phase of every election where they start ruling out the Hitler rhetoric.
	When there's nothing left in the arsenal, you start hearing people make the Hitler comparisons.
	And I'm about to show you guys, in case you have not seen it, the most extraordinary segment...
	Plausibly ever produced in the history of MSNBC News.
	It is that extraordinary.
	It's, of course, coverage of Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden.
	Plus, you may have heard that Tony Burke, Australian minister, made good on his promise and banned me from Australia.
	Well, we're going to talk about that today and I'm going to give you some more deets.
	But first, I'd like to briefly discuss Kamala's mother a little bit more and the Indian caste system.
	So welcome back to Candace.
	Yeah, so that was the cold open of this show, which she aired after her interviews that we'll be playing later.
	The reason why we're hitting this first is because I reached out to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and told them about our show, and that I would be putting the material relevant to their needs up first.
	I also just want to get it out of the way.
	So we're only going to be playing the Australia material from this particular show, and one I had to go dig up from three years ago, and another more recent one.
	material as I could.
	Yeah. To make the case, beyond the stupid clip that everyone likes to use of her from six years ago, there is much more recent shit that applies to Australia that should be understood and heard by them to go, no, you're not welcome here now or in the future.
	Yeah. Kindly fuck off and kindly return the money to your people.
	Yeah. You know, so, um,
	Yeah.
	Anyway, here we go.
	But before we get into this, I just wanted to mention that first, what I'm about to play comes 17 and a half minutes into this episode.
	The majority of that first stretch is Candace going off about her unprovable statements regarding Kamala Harris's family.
	One of the most consistent lies is that Harris never identified as black until recently.
	Well, Candace plays a clip of a recent Tucker interview with Harmy Dillon,
	was the Sikh that sang that prayer.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Candace took issue with that, but anyway.
	Harmy Dillon said that Kamala always identified as black in San Francisco politics.
	Candace doesn't touch it at all, so it's a weird choice, and she has spent weeks now insisting otherwise.
	This is the start of the Australia stuff, and we'll be pulling in other clips as needed.
	You'll hear what I mean.
	Some really big news.
	I gotta tell you, truly, truly, I was at Dollywood.
	I took my kids to Dollywood and I'm getting blown up everywhere.
	You're trending!
	Australia!
	You're banned from Australia!
	Your visa's being banned!
	Do you want to comment?
	I mean, literally, it was unbelievable.
	And the easy answer was no.
	I was with my kids at Dollywood, man.
	I was with my toddlers and nothing could have been more important.
	But I'm going to comment on that today.
	Because the headline, this is from news.com, Tony Burke blocks visa for far-right U.S. influencer Candace Owens.
	He is the immigration minister, by the way, over in Australia.
	And I also want to make it clear to you guys that I found out at the same time that the press found out.
	So his office chose to leak this.
	This is supposed to be a private application process.
	So unless I spoke about this, no one should have known about this.
	But they chose to leak this, which I think is absolutely stunning.
	But listen, I've been kind of stunned throughout this entire process, obviously, because Tony Burke, before we had even applied for a visa, said that if she applies, we're going to reject
	It wasn't a leak, Candace.
	The office made an official statement to the press.
	Even in this kind of thing, she can't help but lie about it.
	I suspect that if they had kept it private, she would have lied about it or gone over there and made a stink at fucking customs, disembarking the plane or whatever, as is the all-fraich way.
	And I just am...
	Very interested in the process, I guess, just what goes on in this country, which is supposed to be a free country, I assume, but I guess the immigration minister can unilaterally make these sorts of decisions.
	Listen, I want to be careful here because I actually don't want to stoop to his level.
	I want to kind of take the approach of speaking about what's actually going on here because it's quite serious.
	It is quite serious when you have a person who...
	It says that the reason that I am not allowed to travel to Australia, never been in trouble in my entire life.
	I have traveled to, I mean, I was literally in Tokyo two weeks ago.
	I've traveled all over the world.
	Literally just all over the world.
	From China to Tokyo to...
	Everywhere, Hungary, to Croatia, to Italy, to France, I mean, you name it, down to South America, I've been there, and I've just never been in trouble, and yet the reason that he gave to the public was because they had the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction.
	The quotation he gave back in November was, from downplaying the impact of the Holocaust with comments about Mengele, through to claims that Muslims started slavery, Candace Owens has the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction.
	Okay.
	So, of course, that's just not true, and one of the things that's really remarkable is when you see people writing these articles about things that I allegedly said, they all keep saying, the ADL says she said this, so they're talking about a Zionist organization that says that she said this.
	I guess none of them can fact check that themselves.
	Well, maybe not, but I can.
	So let's go through those and some of the other things.
	From an episode of the Candace Owens podcast, From her time at The Daily Wire, this was from October 21st, 2021.
	Candice said this about Australian COVID lockdowns.
	Now, I want to set this up.
	This clip can still be found, and I'll be providing a link to listeners, full MP3 for our patrons, as Candice is discussing COVID lockdowns with several people from Australia.
	Okay.
	You know, usually at this point in the show, we take questions from you guys at home, but because of the insanity that is going on overseas, particularly in Australia, we're going to do things a little bit...
	I want to say, right off the top, from these early shows, her audio was really bad.
	She was in an open studio.
	Okay.
	And, you know, I mean, it could have been anything.
	It could have been, like, they were, you know, maybe they were recording with a potato microphone, like we have.
	Yeah.
	But we're much closer to this microphone.
	The only thing I can imagine is some boom operator who didn't want to get too close because Candace was just exuding COVID all the time.
	Yeah.
	Standing as far away as he could, mic up in the air, head turned.
	My imagination is probably better than the actual scene was.
	But anyway, I'll let her continue here.
	Differently this week.
	In fact, I am going to be the one asking the questions.
	Joining us to give us first-hand insight into what's really going on over there, we have Ben Templeton, Avi Yamini, Taylor Winterstein, and Robert and Mary Lyons Watson.
	You guys, thank you so much for joining me today.
	Okay, I really hope those aren't their full names, because, wow, Candace does love doxing people.
	I just hope she had permission to do that.
	Anyway, she talks first with a gym owner who was hitting hard times due to people being told not to go to gyms by the health authorities.
	To his credit, that was Ben Templeton.
	I don't have his clip in here.
	To his credit, the risk of COVID transmission in gyms would turn out to be low.
	But I suspect a lot of that is due more to people simply not going, not wanting to risk it.
	She goes on to talk with a journalist that was documenting anti-lockdown protests, in which the government did use riot control tactics to break up crowds.
	I don't think that was good, and I'm not going to cut them any slack for using rubber bullets and shit on people that were determined to get the plague.
	Moving on.
	He goes on to say that the George Floyd protests were allowed to go on in Australia, but what he isn't saying is that the Floyd-BLM protests in Australia were a year prior.
	And the government officials were trying to dance around what was a touchy subject.
	In this case, the touchy subject was how Australia has handled the indigenous people there with their cops.
	Those protests were a year before the lockdown riots, and they were largely peaceful protests with people masking, wearing gloves, using sanitizer, and trying to social distance.
	Contrasted with the other ones, it was a night and day difference.
	One of the panelists here is Avi Yemeni, who is treated as a journalist, but he works for the Australian Army, Arm, sorry, I don't know why I wrote Army, Australian Arm of Rebel News, a noted alt-right news outlet based out of Canada.
	Yemeni himself has been banned previously from speaking publicly in New Zealand and has proven time and again that he is a polarizing figure.
	He's a proud former member of the Israeli military with a penchant.
	For hating on Muslims, migrants, and trans persons.
	He claims the police support his work.
	His name's Yemeni?
	Yeah, Adi Yemeni.
	And it's spelled exactly like Yemen the country with an I on the end.
	See, you said Yemeni and my brain went to Jiminy Cricket.
	Jiminy Cricket was more pleasant.
	At least he came with a song and a dance.
	Yeah.
	I mean, this guy's got a song and a dance.
	It's just shit.
	Yeah, it's total shit.
	You're about to hear him.
	Now let me ask you something.
	What about the police officers?
	Have there been mass resignations?
	Have they said, you know what, this is a moral abomination.
	I'm not going to stand for this.
	I'm not going to do this to innocent people that are just trying to live their lives.
	Some officers actually did walk up to me at these protests and tell me, well, good on you.
	Keep reporting the truth.
	Keep telling the truth because of mainstream media.
	Certainly don't do it, but last night was the first public resignation we've seen from a senior constable in Victoria Police.
	I imagine now that there is a vaccine mandate, we'll start to see more of those come through.
	Before we continue, let's talk about protecting your retirement.
	Yeah, now, I don't know how much of that I believe, but given how inwardly fascist police anywhere tend to be, I'll allow it.
	I just wanted it on the record.
	Moving on past the ad read, which was for a different gold company, Birch Gold Group.
	Not the one she currently shows for.
	We get into Taylor Winterstein, an Australian gish gal girl of some repute.
	Okay, Taylor, I want to move to you.
	You are a mother and you are a wife, and I really want to talk about your experience as both.
	How is this impacting, most importantly, children?
	How do you even begin to protect your children from the way that society is treading right now?
	Yeah, thanks, Candice.
	Well, first of all, I get to choose my experience, and I am a mother, so anything that goes on that is said by politicians on TV, they don't get a say in how we live our life, personally.
	I homeschool my children.
	They're not under the care of the state, so everything that goes on under my roof is in my control, and personally for my family, we haven't...
	My children haven't really been affected by this.
	I definitely do not put a mask on my children, especially even when we go out to parks and there are other children wearing masks.
	Unfortunately, I think it's really sad.
	However, I don't raise my children to live in fear.
	We don't live in fear.
	That's just not what we do in our household.
	So personally for my children, they've had nothing but fun and play and love this entire time.
	We've had police constantly at our house almost every single week checking on us if we're complying.
	And even still, we're still heading out.
	We're still living our lives.
	Like I said, corrupt politicians don't get a say in how we live our lives.
	So for me as a parent, that's my responsibility to make sure that I'm doing everything in my power.
	I think what you're saying is so important.
	I talk about that.
	The only way we're going to make change is on individual to individual level, so the state can do what they say they're going to do, and then you as an individual have to say, you know what?
	That's enough.
	But it's getting increasingly hard with so much censorship, and I know that you are very outspoken on social media.
	How have you been able to continue to be outspoken?
	Do you fear that you will be censored?
	Do you fear that they will criminalize speech in the way that they have done for certain groups?
	I know over in Germany there was a group that was fighting for freedom.
	They shut it down and said this is a form of domestic terrorism.
	Are you worried at all that you could potentially be classified as a domestic terrorist for simply living your life?
	Yes, definitely.
	That crosses my mind.
	However, like I said, I don't live in fear.
	If it comes to the point where that may happen later on down the road, well, that's a small sacrifice that I'm willing to make in order to preserve and protect my children's future and their freedoms.
	For me, personally, I'm not too worried if I lose my Instagram account, to be honest.
	Every day I wake up and I'm like, oh, it's there, still great.
	I'll keep going and I'll keep posting until I get taken off and I'll find another platform to speak on.
	So just because, you know, you might get censored a one- I mean,
	you know Right now, it's really hard to believe that this is Australia that we're living in.
	We are facing mandates.
	We are facing coercion.
	We're facing police brutality.
	At this point, what is it going to take for people to actually start to speak up?
	I'm not too sure.
	Personally, for me, I've been speaking up for a very long time.
	So, you know, if this is the road that it takes to get to where we need to go, then I'm willing to take it.
	You sound like a girl I know named Candace.
	Love it.
	Yeah, so if you couldn't tell, she's Australia's Candace Owens.
	Yeah, yeah, it sounds like it.
	So, really, they don't need another one.
	No, no.
	They can just say, you know, like they do in Monty Python, No thanks!
	We've already got one!
	She goes on to speak with a couple named Robert and Mary Lyons Watson.
	I couldn't find any public information on them.
	They talk about living in a state of fear and mental anguish during the lockdown period.
	I'm not playing their material because, again, I want to treat them, aside from naming them the way that she did, I'll treat them as just, you know, normal-ass people.
	But, Candace would go on to say this.
	I have to pull up a Twitter link for this one.
	Oop.
	Some reason it's playing with that sound.
	Made Australia and free and oppress people who are suffering when we deploy troops to Australia.
	When do we invade Australia and free and oppress people who are suffering under a totalitarian regime?
	When do we spend trillions of dollars to spread democracy in Australia?
	Australia currently, make no mistake, is a tyrannical police state.
	Its citizens are quite literally being imprisoned against their will.
	So when do we deploy?
	Twitter sucks.
	That clip was from Twitter.
	I just wanted that on the record, but now I've got to go back in and pull up the document file again.
	I had to click on it, etc., etc.
	Okay, good.
	It's still in viewing mode.
	Fortunately, none of that.
	Alright.
	I'm keeping all this in.
	Audio Veritas.
	Alright, here we go.
	I go split screen.
	Click the document.
	There we go.
	Alright, so now y 'all just heard that for yourselves, okay?
	You just heard Candace said that on October 21st, 2021.
	I will be providing the link.
	It goes to the Ron Filipkowski account, who, as far as I'm aware, is generally very good.
	He, you know, to his credit, clipped it and put it up on Twitter because this happened on her Daily Wire show.
	Now, The Daily Wire scrubbed all of her crap from YouTube.
	Yeah.
	And I couldn't find it on what currently exists of The Daily Wire stuff of her Candace Owens podcast.
	I think they were very smart to remove that.
	But I will rarely ever say this.
	I'm glad that Twitter exists and I'm glad that Ron Filipkowski did that.
	Yeah.
	Because that clip needs to live on.
	Now, again, it was a short clip, but...
	You know, Australians, use it however you see fit.
	But with that all in mind, let's jump back to the modern day and allow Candace to continue.
	They just want to give an excuse to the public that this was somehow done legitimately, and of course there is not a single, they cannot produce a clip of me talking about Joseph Mengele because it doesn't exist.
	They literally cannot produce a clip of that.
	Oh, well, see?
	I can.
	They just want to give an excuse.
	Not that one.
	There we go.
	Here we go.
	So, from her episode way back in July, which was also subtitled, Literally Hitler, Why Can't We Talk About Him?
	Yeah.
	The following clip is from the 11 minute and 34 second mark of that show.
	But then you move on to the experimentation.
	Yes, of course, that's been embedded into our minds.
	The Nazis experimented on innocent people.
	Candace!
	Come on, that's the difference!
	They experimented on twins!
	I mean, some of the stories, by the way, sound completely absurd.
	The idea that they just cut a human up and then sewed them back together.
	Why would you do that?
	Literally, even if you're the most evil person in the world, that's a tremendous waste of time and supplies.
	Just slice a person in half and sew them together.
	That just sounds like bizarre propaganda, but let's just go with it.
	Let's say that that's actually true.
	Okay?
	That experimentation is the thing that sets the Nazis apart.
	Well, why did we bring them all over here thereafter?
	What was Operation Paperclip?
	We took all of those top Nazi scientists and we brought them to America.
	I wonder why we did that.
	Maybe for a little more experimentation.
	Have you heard of Dr. Sidney Gottlieb?
	Have you ever heard of the CIA?
	If you think experimentation is unique to the Nazis, you need to wake up.
	Okay, so I'll give her some credit in that.
	She didn't say Mengele, but the experiments she mentioned there were specifically carried out by him.
	That is a matter of historical record.
	So yes, you won't find her praising Mengele, but she's doing soft apologetics here.
	Australia, I hope this helps.
	What follows next is a video from the YouTube show Majority Report with Sam Sater.
	I am using it, currently without permission, and only partially, but the full link will be provided in the show notes every day of our partial releases and, of course, full releases.
	First, Muslims at Slavery clip.
	I have no idea how it is that you are alleging that I am, like, both anti-Muslim and anti-Semitic.
	Again, all of this is to just make a statement to try to present me as some very scary person akin to Adolf Hitler.
	Now, she said that in the current context.
	Here's the clip.
	we go.
	But the real truth of the reason why people hate the Queen has nothing to do with the colonization.
	Which, by the way, just to be clear, the Brits invading Africa actually represents, and this is going to get me in trouble, but it was, if you look at how...
	It brought the African colonies.
	it ended up being a net positive now this is of course people it's going to get me in trouble because people somehow think that africans were living happily ever after and things were great and then the horrible english british descended upon and murdered everybody and the french suddenly
	murdered everybody and that just isn't the truth obviously the african nations had slavery just like
	The European nations had slavery, so it's an evil that was not started, did not begin in Europe, actually.
	It can actually be traced back to Muslim origins.
	Alright, can you pause it, please?
	I'm sorry.
	Yeah, now the full video there is about 12 and a half minutes long.
	Obviously, I'm not going to play the full video, but yeah, that was Candace's part of that video.
	Jesus.
	Yeah, so, you know.
	God damn.
	She's like, oh, you know, that's not on record.
	Just because the Daily Wire scrubbed it, it generally doesn't mean the rest of the internet did.
	Yeah.
	I wonder why the Daily Wire fired her.
	It's a real mystery to some of us.
	So there you go, Australia.
	She said this on her old Daily Wire show about two years ago.
	Two, three years ago.
	And this was done within the first couple of days after Queen Elizabeth died.
	Jesus.
	Her history on the Daily Wire has been scrubbed, and I was unable to find the actual episode itself on a backup site.
	But again, the video link is right there.
	Moving on.
	She...
	It links all of this to the time she talked about Hitler at a Turning Point UK event, and it's really one of the oldest news things about her, and as we've said before, it really shouldn't be the only thing people use against her.
	We have several shows now that play her more recent hits that are so much worse.
	Excuse me.
	Moving on.
	Candace continues to defend her history of bad takes, repeating her lies that we have already debunked in this episode.
	She goes on to blame her struggle on the Gaza genocide.
	She blames her entire media struggle on her saying that the Gaza genocide is happening.
	This, of course, is horseshit.
	Plenty of people have talked about it, decried it, and have not been silenced in any way because they are also not theocratic fascists, which she admittedly is.
	that similarly staged a coup then there was angola right that too was a roman catholic catholic colony of portugal history tells us though that it was an authoritarian regime that was incorporating
	social catholicism i'd like to try that here i know it's crazy i might be a theocratic fascist but i'd like to try
	Australia, if you need more than this to block her, by all means, scrape this podcast or reach out.
	She goes on to spend the next 8 minutes and 23 seconds or so playing clips from the Gaza genocide.
	And speaking slowly, to try to drive it home, that her speaking about this stuff is what led to Australia canceling her, which is bullshit.
	That's where I planned on cutting off material for Australia, but then this happened later on in the week on episode 94 of her show.
	The setup for this, which is almost 40 minutes into her show, is that she was talking about the comedian that showed up at the Trump-Madison Square Garden rally, a roast comic named Tony Hinchcliffe.
	I'd made a racist joke about Puerto Rico being a garbage island.
	Jon Stewart of The Daily Show came to his defense and played a bunch of Hinchcliffe's material, which, as a roaster, is designed to be offensive and humorous to whoever is being roasted directly.
	Anyway, Candace comes off of laughing about all of that to say this, which I feel is further damning and worth hearing.
	I'm sorry I just agree with him I find racist jokes to be funny I really do I make them all the time to my sisters my cousins I got mixed people in my family cousins that are Mexican I make Mexican jokes cousins that are part Puerto Rican I make Puerto Rican jokes and so if you're just easily offended I
	guess you're probably gonna listen to this podcast either I want to be on record I hate everybody you know what I mean like if
	Because I'm Irish, because I'm Jewish.
	Yeah.
	It's all those things.
	I don't like anybody but the Japanese people.
	They have a very remarkably clean, non-pornographic society, so it's totally fine.
	It's totally fine to make racist jokes.
	It's fine to say fake and gay.
	They do not.
	They do not.
	I can vouch for that one.
	Personally, they do not have a clean, non-pornographic history.
	I mean, but yeah, fucking, I mean, come on.
	I'm surprised she didn't say, like, North Korea.
	That shit's more illegal there.
	It is.
	It's very illegal in North Korea.
	It's very, like, Firing squad illegal in North Korea.
	I mean, you know, there you go, Australia.
	There's a lot more of her show that can be mined for material to directly use against her just from this year since she left The Daily Wire, and more from The Daily Wire that is still available online.
	There's roughly 800-plus clips of her show from The Daily Wire that are still up, still available.
	Yeah.
	They range anywhere from a few minutes to like 30 minutes each.
	Whatever they felt like cutting and pushing to get people onto their paid platform.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So, this is where I wanted to cut part one.
	Part two will be out on Tuesday.
	But there is one other thing that I wanted to play here.
	Before we get into that one, I'm doing this, I'm releasing this, because...
	She's already talking about appealing the decision, hoping to go past Tony Burke's decision to someone who can override his choice.
	The fact that there's a petition out and she's pushing for it and she's not refunding anyone yet means that she wants to try to fight it.
	Well, I want to give people an edge to be like, no, look, we have you on record as saying all these things.
	To that end, I've been thinking about this today.
	And, you know, I'm only on Twitter to follow her crap.
	Yeah.
	Well, I will make the rare Twitter post where I will shout out to every Australian body that I can that here's the link.
	If you want to block her from coming to your country, With current stuff.
	You need evidence?
	Here you go.
	And that'll be this program.
	But yeah, here is a clip that I put together that we've heard before and a new thing from the comment section on our Rumble Reads.
	I feel like I want to include it just so they know who she is.
	Does anyone else remember event 201?
	Just before an election, Bill Gates, the World Economic Forum, and John Hopkins ran a pandemic simulation in October of 2019.
	Months later, COVID...
	Pausing it just to say, this is an ad read that we have heard before, I think.
	Okay.
	But after the ad read, you're going to hear the part that I cut in.
	Okay.
	So, let's let the ad read continue.
	And here we go again, because it's October, and we're on the verge of a historic election, and after the recent birth through Summit in D.C., they had a full-scale pandemic exercise in New York City.
	Their playbook is the same.
	Create chaos, bring back lockdowns, and perform medical tyranny.
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	Yeah.
	She sees the value in them.
	She sees the value in having them around.
	Yeah.
	Wait for it.
	This is from her rumble comment reads.
	I probably should have set that up, but here we go.
	This is not immediately after the ad read, but the ad read happened earlier in an episode.
	Yeah.
	This is why I listen to the comment reads.
	Right here.
	Quick unrelated question.
	Do you still take silver hydrosol?
	I started taking it after I heard it on your show, Catholic Gang Gang.
	Okay, Catholic Gang Gang.
	I actually take colloidal silver.
	I think that's what you're referring to.
	And yes, I absolutely do.
	I just take a spoonful every morning and had an amazing situation happen last week when the doctor and my son had a red eye and they were like, oh, we might give me antibiotics.
	And I was like...
	No, I don't do antibiotics.
	I told the person that was watching me just dump, because I was in Japan, dump colloidal silver in his eye, and it cleared up in literally 15 minutes.
	She was like, this is a miracle.
	I can't even believe this.
	They were going to put on my antibiotics, and we gave him colloidal silver.
	But let me save that for a shot in the dark day to talk more about that.
	I love you.
	So let's discuss colloidal silver for just a bit.
	For one thing, she brought it to Japan.
	Yeah.
	First, I've never heard her do an ad read for it on her current show, so that must have carried over from the Daily Wire.
	The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has warned that colloidal silver is not safe or effective for treating any disease or condition.
	In fact, the FDA ruled in 1999 that colloidal silver products are not generally recognized as safe or effective.
	Because colloidal silver can cause serious side effects, including...
	I'm not going to say this right, but I'm going to say it anyway.
	Argyria.
	A-R-G-Y-R-I-A.
	Which is a permanent bluish-gray discoloration of the skin, eyes, internal organs, nails, and gums.
	Reduced absorption of certain medications, such as antibiotics and thyroid medications.
	Kidney, liver, and nervous system problems.
	And in rare case, severe health issues like seizures.
	Despite the lack of scientific evidence, some people claim colloidal silver can treat infections, including COVID-19, boost the immune system, decrease inflammation, cleanse the gut, and prevent or treat conditions like cancer, HIV, AIDS,
	and herpes.
	It should be said the FDA does not approve colloidal silver for any medical use.
	Any company producing silver products labeled or promoted to prevent or cure diseases must undergo FDA approval before marketing.
	Many colloidal silver products are sold as dietary supplements which are not regulated in America as strictly as medications.
	Most medical experts and health organizations strongly advise against using colloidal silver products, whether they're taken orally or applied topically.
	The potential risks The potential risks far outweigh any unproven benefits.
	So if you're considering using colloidal silver, it is essential to consult with a healthcare professional first and be aware of the serious health risks associated with its use.
	Long-term use or high doses of colloidal silver can lead to serious organ damage affecting the kidneys, liver, heart, and nervous system.
	Neurological issues including seizures, neuropathy, which is burning pain in the hands and feet, and psychosis.
	Other potential side effects include stomach trouble, headaches, muscle and bone marrow damage.
	And in severe cases, colloidal silver can lead to silver poisoning which may cause kidney and liver damage or potentially fatal outcomes in extreme cases.
	So yeah, I don't think it's a good idea for her to be drinking down a spoonful of this shit every day, let alone pouring it in her child's eye.
	But I'm not a doctor and even if I was, she wouldn't listen.
	It's just gross behavior.
	And that's where we're going to cut off the Australian portion of this.
	I just wanted to have that all in there.
	Because this is the kind of shit that I want to assume.
	I want to assume that people, hopefully more knowledgeable even than myself, I don't want to be the only expert on her work.
	But from what I'm gathering...
	It's getting that way.
	At any rate, I don't want to be the only expert on her work, but I hope that there are people in Australia that are like, no, we're not going to have this COVID-19 denying, Muslim despising,
	Jew hating, anti-vax liar come and rile up our people three years after she...
	She said on her show that the American military needs to invade Australia because our lockdowns, which kept people from dying and were working, because she couldn't come over here without having to wear a mask in public?
	God forbid!
	Yeah.
	You know?
	Most masks these days are pretty comfortable to wear anyway.
	I mean...
	Because, you know, people started to go at the beginning of it, okay, these things are itchy as shit.
	How can we make them, you know, decent?
	Well, my biggest complaint, and what's funny is I was actually saved from it a bit by my customers.
	My biggest complaint about the masks was, you know, the cheap ones.
	Yeah.
	Like, even if I was wearing it right, I felt like I was inhaling You know, the little fibers they were made out of.
	Like, I could feel them tickling the inside of my nose.
	You know, and I would pull it away and I would see them long.
	Like, I guess maybe my inhalations were more than the mask could take.
	I don't know.
	But, yeah, I was like, man, God, that's annoying.
	Well, what happened, though, was about a week or two into the lockdown period, a bunch of my customers, having craft time with their children, were making masks, like, comfortable.
	Really nice cloth masks.
	They were making them out of whatever.
	One of them that I had, it was a nice thick cloth mask and it was double-sided.
	On one side was like rubber ducks, a rubber duck pattern.
	The other side was like kittens playing with yarn.
	And they were like, you know, if we give you a mask, will you use it?
	I was like, oh yeah, sure.
	And so they were like, yeah, just take one from the box.
	We made a bunch.
	So I picked it up and I was like, alright, that's kind of cute, actually.
	So I put it on right then.
	And they asked me how it fit over text.
	The reason they hired me to do their shopping was they didn't want to have contact with people.
	And I was like, oh yeah, it's actually really comfortable.
	Thank you.
	It was crazy.
	I washed and reused that one until the straps broke, but by then, the more comfortable public ones had come out and were pretty cheap, if not free.
	I think even now, if you're shopping at a Target and possibly a Walmart, if you want a mask, you can just go to customer service and be like, hey, can I get one?
	Yeah.
	The old job used to keep them.
	Behind the counter.
	Yeah.
	The customer service counter, yeah.
	Along with gloves if anybody ever needed them.
	Yeah.
	Well, you know, I mean, that's a good idea, too, for, like, the employees that are, like, you know, you feel a tickle in the throat and you're on, like, a six or eight hour shift or whatever.
	Yeah.
	You know, like, oh, crap.
	Yeah, I don't want to...
	If I'm...
	Because that's the thing.
	You don't wear the mask for other people.
	You wear it...
	You know, you don't wear it to not take anything in.
	You wear it to not put anything out.
	Yeah.
	You know, it's like...
	That shouldn't have been the hard thing to teach people.
	Moving on now to Judge Joe Brown.
	For those unaware, Joe Brown was a TV judge with one of those reality courtroom programs for several years.
	Did you ever see his show?
	No.
	I never watched any of the reality courtroom shows.
	I was too busy watching reruns of Golden Girls.
	And How I Met Your Mother or SpongeBob?
	Yeah, because we raised you right.
	Oh, and Tom and Jerry, too.
	Yeah, of course.
	I mean, violence, cartoon violence is a must growing up.
	So, yeah.
	He was kind of an asshole on his show, but his brain has been fully cooked in the years since, and he is stunningly full of more shit than I would have assumed anyone can be.
	Naturally, Candace loves him.
	Now, this is episode 25, and I wanted to have some fun with this, and I wanted us to play a little game.
	I wanted to play Joe Brown's clips with Candace as usual, but I wanted everyone to guess, is it truth, lies, or unknown?
	However, midway through doing his episode, I was so angry, because, and you'll hear it in these clips, he just, man, When he's got a point to make,
	he is like a classic grandfather.
	Yeah.
	He just, he drags that shit out and he tries to explain.
	I want to give him a little bit of credit because I know I'm going to be this guy in about 20 years.
	Yeah.
	When he's telling a story, he wants to really paint the scene and bring in all of these details, which is fine, I guess, but at the same time, he's lying his ass off about the shit that matters.
	So the outer details don't really fucking matter.
	If the core is bad, the rest of the tree sucks.
	Yeah.
	You know?
	So, yeah.
	I had titled these as what they were.
	Like, unknown, lie, truthy.
	And then I just...
	I had to scrap that.
	By the time I was like, you know what?
	And we'll get to it later in the script.
	I was like, you know what?
	I can't deal with this guy anymore.
	And the next dude is going to take up so much time.
	Yeah.
	I just wanted to move along.
	Well, the good news is, clipping for...
	Clipping the Australia portion out actually is going to be a little shorter than most part ones usually are.
	Oh.
	Yeah.
	That's interesting.
	This will be the first time I heard his voice, by the way, because I looked him up, but then I didn't actually, like, listen to him.
	You don't want to.
	You don't want to, but you're going to hear his fucking voice.
	Yeah.
	I'll just laugh if it sounds like Uncle Ruckus.
	I thought we played a little bit of him last time.
	No, no.
	We just mentioned him.
	Oh, I skipped over it.
	Yeah, because...
	Well, yeah.
	Because I was like...
	We're all going to hear more of him, and I'm going to hear more of him than I want to hear.
	So, I don't want to hear him right now.
	Yeah, that's right.
	I remember that.
	Okay.
	Well, here we go.
	Here's the first clip.
	All rise.
	Court is now in session.
	Man, I have been waiting to say that.
	The plaintiff is Candace Owens.
	The defendant is Kamala Harris.
	The case before the judge is that she says she's black and I say she is not.
	And so it is an honor for me to host Judge Joe Brown, who has been making the rounds, because he vaguely remembers a conversation, not vaguely, he very much remembers a conversation that he had with her daddy.
	And the things that Kamala is saying today don't really match what Kamala's father, Donald Harris...
	Well, the judge is in the house, dear.
	So here I am.
	Anyway, I came right down the road from Memphis, not too far.
	So you have been all over the news.
	Actually, right now you probably...
	Yes.
	Go ahead and laugh if you need to.
	Well, here's the...
	I mean, granted, that's just a few seconds of his voice, but he sounds like a more southern Uncle Ruckus.
	I was right.
	I was right.
	He sounds like Uncle Ruckus.
	Here's the fun thing, okay?
	The clips, some of the clips from this that I was looking, I don't know how I wound up on YouTube with this, but some of the clips from this were like, people were talking about him, and they were like, I bet Uncle Ruckus is a fan.
	See, when I listen to him talk, I don't think so much of Uncle Ruckus because I don't have as much of a grounding in the boondocks.
	To me, though, I imagine him as like Abe Simpson.
	Oh, God, yeah.
	I think of Abe Simpson when I think of him.
	I mean, there's probably some middle ground there, but Abe Simpson is the animated one that I go to with him.
	But yeah, let's keep playing this clip.
	You're not on Twitter, but there's a clip of you that's gone absolutely viral.
	Well, I am on Twitter, X. Oh yeah, you're on X. Okay, good.
	You can get me at JudgeJoeBrownTV.
	Okay, so did you know that you were going viral this morning?
	No, I didn't, but it wouldn't be the first time.
	And then they tried to knock that down.
	Kwame Brown and I did a thing two or three years back, and we got up to 9.8 million views, which is definitely viral, but then we started knowing that the views started dropping, and then if you look at it now, it's like 800,000.
	I guess they didn't want anybody to look at 9.8 million.
	You want to see what's going on.
	Well, that's not anything compared to...
	That's what it was.
	I was looking at the Kwame Brown clips to try to back that number up.
	Yeah.
	And I couldn't find it, but that's where I was seeing the comments, like, he sounds like Uncle Ruckus, Uncle Ruckus has a fan, and so on.
	Yeah.
	So yeah, this is actually an unknown, because I couldn't back it up.
	But it is instructive.
	He says it started with 9.8 million views and then went down from that.
	Well, without the data available, we can't possibly know.
	But none of the videos I found on the channel with him have anything close to even 800,000 views.
	I'm willing to file this as unknown.
	Now, it takes him a long time to work up the next statement, and I'm only playing the first minute of it.
	And you were running the exact same circles as Kamala Harris.
	You're out in California.
	So can you explain to us how you met her father?
	Just how that came about?
	What was going on is my...
	Well, this is a convoluted story.
	Magic Johnson's mother, a fine woman, and...
	One of her buddies, who was the oldest sister of a personal friend of mine, would always involve me in these projects with the islands, right?
	So they got me down there, and I was supposed to participate in the youth program in Jamaica.
	So I was the guest of the prime minister and the governor general.
	And who was that at the time?
	Well, let's not get into that because there's some complications with that.
	Okay. And we...
	We, my ex and I, we were attendees at this dinner, so we got introduced to everybody's favorite Hindu professor.
	And, yeah.
	Oh, God, the way he says it, too.
	I'm just...
	What I'm thinking is, maybe Uncle Ruckus was based on him, because his TV career was pretty long.
	I mean...
	There's a chance.
	There is a chance at this point.
	I hadn't thought about it.
	Well, because the way...
	I'm looking over your reactions and I'm like, oh my god, they must have been very dead on.
	The Hindu professor.
	Well, he spends the next two minutes qualifying the Hindu professor as Kamala's father, Donald.
	This is a lie.
	I'm filing this as a lie because he doesn't want to talk about the Governor General of Jamaica for no reason given.
	Now, the Governor General of Jamaica, right?
	Jamaica, as far as I'm aware, they're still like, or when they were a British protectorate, they may still be.
	I'm sorry, I did not look into that.
	And I feel like now I should have.
	But anyway, the Governor General position of Jamaica.
	The Governor-General is the liaison between their Prime Minister, President-type person, and the Crown.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	That's an important political position.
	Why wouldn't you want to name who the Governor-General was, buddy?
	Yeah.
	That's something that you remember, because you probably are introduced to the guy, told the guy's name, have to shake the dude's hand.
	At some point, you're such a big shot.
	Yeah.
	What kills me, too, about that is he's like, well, I don't want to name that.
	All you have to say is, you know, I really don't remember.
	But he can't admit to just not remembering a detail that anyone could fucking forget.
	Yeah.
	You know?
	Like, I will, I hope.
	You know what?
	Right now, right now, as politically engaged as I am.
	Yeah.
	If the House flips tonight and the majority Republican douchebag House Speaker Mike Johnson, if the House flips tonight and Mike Johnson has to give the House majority to the person in the Democrat Party who will have that job,
	I cannot right now name that person.
	I'm willing to admit that.
	As politically engaged as I am.
	A, because Mike Johnson is the enemy.
	I should know.
	Who the friend is, but I don't.
	I know it's somebody important.
	I know people love him.
	I've heard him speak.
	I could not pick him out of a crowd.
	I couldn't even pick out the guy that you just mentioned.
	Mike Johnson.
	I couldn't even pick him out.
	I'd assume you were talking about a porn star with the name Mike Johnson.
	He looks...
	People are going to hate me for this.
	But I think he looks a lot like Colin Firth, who was in the Kingsman films.
	He was Harry, the one that they thought got killed.
	Oh, yeah.
	I think he looks a lot like Colin.
	I feel like Colin Firth could play Mike Johnson.
	Yeah.
	And be really dead on, because he's an amazing actor.
	I don't know why my brain went to the guy that played Voldemort and was the head chef in The Menu.
	Oh yeah, Ray Fiennes.
	I don't know why I went to Ray Fiennes.
	Because he's amazing too.
	Here's the funny thing though.
	Donald Harris has never said in any manner, ever, that he's a Hindu.
	In fact, when he married Kamala's mother, she converted to Christianity.
	And their daughters were raised as Protestants.
	Huh.
	He's a Protestant.
	Yeah.
	None of them are Hindus.
	So, this is a lie.
	Moving on to the next one.
	But still involved in, and my understanding is that he's been involved in politics actually for a long time, has had an interest in politics his entire life.
	Yes, quite.
	I'd call him a Marxist.
	Yeah, here's the deal.
	Do you know why economists...
	Enjoy politics?
	Why?
	Because politics run economies.
	Oh, yeah, that makes sense.
	Yeah, you kind of have to know.
	Because if your political climate shifts, you need to know what kind of economy you're looking at.
	Exactly.
	So, here's the funny thing, though.
	Donald Harris has never claimed to be a Marxist.
	And as we've said before, he has used Marxism and other economic theories in his overall work, as many economists have done.
	Joe Brown will go on to say this many times.
	Candice will go on to mention Yoichi Shimatsu, but it's bullshit that will get its own time.
	But before we get into the next Joe Brown, there's something you want to play?
	Oh, no, I don't have anything to play, but I do have to say that his show started in 1998, and Boondocks didn't come out until 2005, so it is very possible.
	There's some lead time.
	Yeah, there's some great lead time in there.
	They might have been like, you know...
	You know who has the perfect voice?
	Can we get Joe Brown?
	No?
	Can someone do a Joe Brown?
	Just pour.
	Everything that Uncle Ruckus has to say is horrendously offensive.
	I can't think of a single clip where he's not horrendously offensive.
	I don't want to get in trouble.
	We skirt the line on this show.
	Yeah.
	I think the only part that he doesn't ever get offensive about is when he's going, Hwah women.
	And even then, that one is...
	Yeah.
	Probably shouldn't touch it.
	But here, with no prompting, is Joe Brown again.
	Because no telling when the FBI is going to pick you up.
	And by the way, I was the last judge on that James Earl Ray case, and I know what the FBI did.
	Quick summation to set the background.
	Ray had absolutely nothing to do with King dying.
	The FBI ordered that hit.
	They recruited a two-man sniper team, not one from Quantico.
	Marine Sniper School, which is right across the tarmac from the FBI school, they supplied the weapon, which is an XM-21, which is a modified M-14.
	I do have, in various places around the country, the serial numbers for the five of them.
	They got on an invoice late December 1967, and 5,000 rounds of the ammunition that are identical in aspects to what they pulled out of King's body.
	The next thing is the Justice Department ordered them to return the five rifles.
	April 68, that's the month King was assassinated, and they claim they lost one.
	That's the murder weapon.
	Yeah, this is unknown.
	I'm following this as unknown because this entire thing is a pile of mystery.
	I know the King family stated many times they don't think James Earl Ray killed MLK Jr., and that's enough for me.
	I know the FBI had a real hate boner for MLK Jr., and they tried many times to discredit him, lock him up, and so on.
	But I find Joe Brown's story and the furtherance of it questionable.
	I'm willing to file this as an unknown and move on.
	He goes on to claim across several minutes that he was present for a couple of political hits.
	I don't buy that he was Forrest Gumping his way through the 60s counterculture scene.
	He rambles for several minutes about how hippie culture was bad.
	I'm not playing it.
	There's a lot more to deal with here.
	He goes on to make a few claims about J. Edgar Hoover, and this comes off of a long explanation about the FBI and its cases against heavyweight boxer Jack Johnson.
	But that's how Hoover got started.
	He was assigned to the brothels in New York, and he was masquerading as one of those little special tastes.
	functions on the third floor.
	He was a cute little colored boy at the time.
	By the way, Smithsonian Institution and History Channel, they have gotten into him being black and passing.
	Okay.
	I have never heard this.
	So that's actually two lies, possibly three.
	Hoover never worked as a prostitute for the FBI.
	And he wasn't ever tied to being black by either the Smithsonian or the History Channel.
	I'm going to let him go longer on the next clip, which follows up right after that one.
	I gotcha.
	He was a sweet little colored boy.
	Yeah, like, what the hell, man?
	Alright, I'm going to play the next one now.
	That's how the FBI came into existence, and they had made a career or a history with this guy in charge for 50-some years of being very political and keeping things under control.
	That was his game.
	World War I, he started doing this anti-German thing.
	Then it became anti-communist, and after World War I, when they had prohibition, they got assigned the task of keeping track of legitimately produced alcohol, which was why FBI agents were supposed to be either certified public accountants or attorneys specializing in tax.
	Yeah, really, right in there, macho, you know, gunslinging law enforcement.
	No, that's why they had special agents.
	Like Melvin Purvis and Elliot Ness, and they were stone-cold killers.
	They'd each been responsible for taking 15, 20, 30 lives, and they were made special agents.
	Interestingly enough, all of them seemed to have committed suicide within a six-month period in 1949.
	I guess they found out what Hoover was, but that's another thing.
	Hoover was there into some weird sexual stuff.
	Which is another thing, but also a part of this thing, because more and more were realizing that sexual perverts are put into positions of power.
	Lies!
	Oh, and power just seems to attract sexual deviants, Candace.
	See, also, Donald Trump.
	A man that has cheated publicly on every wife he ever had.
	Anyway, the men he mentioned there were the famous Untouchables.
	See the Kevin Costner movie with Sean Connery and a bunch of other actors who I don't remember.
	But anyway, the Untouchable Squad did not all kill themselves within six months in 1949.
	One of them killed himself.
	Yeah.
	The others died from various means because most of their work was done in the fucking 20s against Al Capone.
	Yeah.
	And the Liquor Runners and shit.
	So, you're talking 20 years later.
	And I think at least one or two of them that I looked up lived until the 60s.
	So, whatever.
	If you guys want further details, all of it's public.
	Moving on.
	Candace enlightens Joe Brown on her various bullshit about the four world leaders she knows the names of that all happen to be opponents of Putin, such as Macron, Zelensky, and so on.
	Not fucking with it.
	Moving on.
	You ever heard of Samuel Hinckley?
	Is he related to John Hinkley now?
	H-I-N-C-K-L-E-Y.
	H-I-N-C-K-L-E-Y.
	Look him up.
	Is he related to the Hinkley that shot?
	No, no.
	Remotely.
	But he had seven of his descendants who were U.S. presidents.
	One who was a U.S. vice president.
	One who was governor of...
	Alaska, one who several billionaires, and what you find is if you look up Samuel Hinckley, they will note some of his more interesting modern relatives or descendants.
	So here is the way it breaks down.
	Lolo Sotoro.
	This is Barack Obama's stepfather, who he was raised with for the first eight years of his life.
	Okay, well, the rest of his life afterwards, Barry Sotoro has an interesting situation.
	His mother, on his maternal side, his grandfather was first cousin to President George Herbert Walker Bush.
	So George Herbert Walker Bush, George Walker Bush, Dick Cheney Vice President, they're all cousins.
	Sarah Palin is a cousin.
	Barack Obama is a cousin.
	George Herbert Walker, who founds Halliburton, is Uncle Herbie to all of them.
	And interestingly, when he was running against John McCain, John McCain's running partner was his cousin, Sarah Palin, who was governor of Alaska.
	Now, Uncle Hergen, no relation.
	Here's the fun thing, okay?
	telling the truth.
	Oh. Look up Samuel Hinckley sometime.
	It's fucking batshit.
	He had 16 kids.
	Jesus Christ.
	A lot of them survived.
	They went on to have families.
	They had a bunch of kids.
	And so on.
	Yeah. All of those people are related, including Obama.
	Huh.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Mostly this is due to the fact that Hinckley had 16 direct children, and they were healthy enough to have families, and so on down the lines.
	All of the people mentioned as family in his bit are distant cousins, including Obama, through his mother's line.
	It's actually impressive.
	But we know how Candace likes the statement, two truths and a lie, and Joe Brown seems to concur, as he might say.
	But before we get further into it, Lolo Satoro had nothing to do with any of this.
	And Obama only lived with him for four years, from the age of six to the age of ten.
	I don't think Candace will ever get that right.
	And also, no Bush family member founded Halliburton or Enron.
	They were involved later, incidentally, in those companies, but they were not founders.
	Halliburton was literally the last name of the founding family of it.
	Like I said, mostly true.
	Mostly true.
	But hey, bring on some more lies, Mr. Brown.
	Still unholy alliance, right?
	So the other thing is the Bushes for the last 150 years have been supplying international intelligence.
	And they were into what they call paper entrepreneurialism.
	They would acquire businesses and sell the components off.
	Uncle Herbie founded Halliburton, who had something to do with Enron as well, which was energy development.
	Lolo Sotoro was international executive vice president for Standard Oil, and he was in the oil business, but he also ran the death squads for the Indonesian Army.
	Oh, it's funny, because when you look him up, it just says that, like, you know, what do they say?
	He was an engineer.
	They make it seem like he was a geographer.
	That's what it says.
	It says that he was a geographer who did some work for the government.
	I had a brother who was into that and the petroleum production was part of it.
	you get Lolo Sotoro running the death squads for the Indonesian government so that meant you had money.
	Indonesia might have had access to
	the world's largest oil reserves as they were perceived at the time.
	So Standard Oil used his muscle and his position to take over the oil industry in Indonesia, which they couldn't do under American law.
	No. So...
	George Herbert Walker Bush, under the auspices of Uncle Herbie, George Herbert Walker sets up Zapata Oil.
	They have a family holding company, Zapata Offshore Oil, which was chartered in Kuwait, by the way.
	Keep that in mind.
	And what winds up happening is he...
	George Herbert Walker dealt with Lolo Sotoro quite frequently on oil deals.
	And remember, George Herbert Walker becomes chief of the CIA under the Ford administration, and he deals with their number one contract guy over in Asia, which when the NAM was going on, Lolo ran intelligence for the CIA under contract in China.
	North Korea, North Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Indonesia.
	So Barack's grandmother hustles her daughter, who was 17 at the time, into a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship with Rock Obama Sr. who was being recruited from Kenya to offset Jomo Kenyatta in the Mau Mau.
	That was a CIA project.
	Grandmommy was vice president of a Hawaiian bank and she distributed the funds for the CIA in the South and Northwest Pacific at the time.
	That explains what they were doing out in Hawaii.
	She puts him together.
	With her daughter, who was 17 years old, Barack, is born.
	And then they quickly go their separate ways.
	And then Grandmommy gets daughter and hooks her up with Lolo Sotoro.
	And remember, Grandmommy is married to President Bush's first cousin.
	So...
	That's incredible.
	That's where you get this, and then you get...
	So Barack Obama's grandmother, the one who raised him in Hawaii, is married to...
	So his grandfather is Bush's cousin.
	Bush's first cousin.
	Yeah, and they're all nephews to Uncle Herbie, who founded Halliburton in 1946 in Oklahoma.
	Yeah, some truth was in there, but mostly lies.
	First, Lolo Satoro was not running hit squads in Indonesia.
	Uncle Herbie did not found Halliburton or Enron.
	Bush was a co-founder with several other men in Zapata Oil.
	They started in Texas and moved outward.
	But they only really went to a corner of Indonesia.
	The closest they got was Borneo.
	An island that is partly under ownership of Indonesia and three other countries.
	Lolo did not deal directly with the Bush family businesses.
	He dealt mostly with mobile oil and later became an executive with them after being a liaison between the company and the Indonesian government for many years.
	Bush was the head of the CIA for several years before becoming Reagan's vice president.
	And then, of course, he was president of America for four stupid years.
	Obama's mother was not hustled into relationships with Obama Senior or Lolo Satoro.
	She met Obama Senior in a Russian language class at the University of Hawaii, and she was 17 when she got pregnant, but was 18 a few months later when they married, and then they had Barack six months later.
	So it was like, oh shit, I'm three months pregnant, they do the right thing, in quotation marks, get married, have the kid, Realize they're not compatible.
	Split.
	Which happens.
	Yeah.
	At any rate, she was a smart girl doing early college courses.
	But anyway, she was 22 when she met Lolo Satoru again at the University of Hawaii.
	And they got married after dating for several months.
	He was there pursuing his master's degree.
	But to round this clip out...
	Obama's mother's father, so his maternal grandfather, Stanley Dunham, is not a first cousin to the Bush line.
	He is a distant 11th cousin.
	As are many people that I am certain are just normal motherfuckers.
	He goes on to let Candace talk about Kamala family shit.
	We're skipping it.
	They go on to talk a bunch about the British Commonwealth states.
	He goes on to continue calling Donald Harris a Marxist and attempts to explain it.
	After listening to this clip, I think you can all understand why this interview went on for so long.
	He drags everything out as he builds it in his head for over another hour and a half.
	It's honestly hard to listen to again for me, but let's keep going.
	Joe Brown goes on to say a different one I hadn't heard before.
	I feel like...
	As unfortunate as it is to say this, I feel like he'd actually make a good DM.
	Primarily because he is so good at connecting dots and world building absolute bullshit.
	Yeah, okay.
	Also, he fucking reminds me...
	I've got something here.
	Oh, you do?
	It's about a minute long.
	Okay, alright, well, I mean...
	If you feel comfortable in it.
	It's from the Boondocks, but it's something that, quite frankly, while he was going on that spiel, it reminded me of.
	Okay. Okay.
	Let YouTube do its thing.
	Yeah.
	The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence.
	Simply because you don't have evidence that something does exist does not mean that you have evidence that something doesn't exist.
	What?
	What country you from?
	What?
	What ain't no country I ever heard of.
	They speak English in what?
	What?
	English, motherfucker!
	Do you speak it?
	Yeah!
	So you understand the words I'm saying to you?
	Yeah!
	Well, what I'm saying is that there are known knowns and that there are known unknowns, but there's also unknown unknowns, things we don't know that we don't know.
	What?
	Say what again.
	Say what again.
	I dare you.
	I double dare you, motherfucker.
	Say what one more time.
	That is what was going through my head the entire time he's sitting there connecting the fucking dots together.
	And I'm sitting here going, God, he sounds like, and I can't remember that character's name, but his explanations sound like him with Uncle Ruckus' voice.
	My question is, was that Samuel L. Jackson?
	You know, I've always been curious, because that dude sounds like Samuel L. Jackson.
	I've seen that quote used before with Samuel L. Jackson, but as his character from Pulp Fiction.
	Yeah, because he does the...
	Say it again.
	Yeah.
	And he tells him that he'll kill him if he says what again, and the guy goes, what?
	And he kills him.
	And the...
	Ah, fuck.
	John Travolta.
	Yeah, John Travolta's like, dude, why'd you shoot him?
	We still needed to talk to him.
	And he said, he made me shoot him because he said what again.
	Now, the rest of you motherfuckers, are you going to say anything?
	The one puts his hand up and he gives them the information they're looking for and he's like, thank you!
	Was that so hard?
	God!
	While you're looking that up, let's go on to the next clip.
	Click Thank you.
	You know, one of her relatives by marriage, his name is Jesse Smollett.
	The one that got caught up with that fraud thing.
	He's her nephew by marriage.
	Okay?
	Okay.
	Jussie Smollett, because it seems no episode of this kind of shit is ever complete without someone bringing up this asshole.
	Smollett is not related in any way.
	To Harris or her husband, not by marriage, blood, etc.
	Joe Brown will go on to run off at the mouth for several minutes on stories he heard about Smollett cooking up his fake hanging story over dinner with a bunch of other people and it's not worth engaging with because he starts it all with a lie to try to prove some connection to Harris.
	They go on to talk about the Emmett Till anti-Lynch bill in a pretty disgusting way and I both want to play it and I do not want to play it.
	It's disgusting, the way that Joe Brown talks about it, and he's wrong.
	I think it is worth playing to illustrate his error-prone mind and mouth, and why he can't be trusted.
	So here we go.
	You get this little picture of family connection in the noose around the neck, and by the way, I interviewed several Chicago...
	Detectives and police on that, and I happen to know one that's a cop.
	He's back in the DMV area now.
	And Jussie and the bunch had been planning this for months, and they used to discuss it at this particular athletic club, and everybody knew it.
	And they got pictures of Jussie Smollett buying this noose during Halloween season at a costume shop.
	They've got it on video.
	And on security cameras, you can see him putting the noose around his own neck.
	And he had met with Kamala just before that.
	And she and Cory Booker, this is the same day when he flew into Chicago.
	They had been working on something that Conyers came up with in 1997 that is now modified and introduced as the Emmett Till Anti-Lynch Bill.
	Wow.
	Remember the neck and the whole thing?
	They went off and then they had to withdraw it because of the fraud that came out.
	Well, see, this is something they're trying to do.
	And maybe this will give you an idea of how they're sneaking around here.
	The Emmett Till anti-lynch bill has nothing to do with black people.
	No bill they put up has anything to do with black people.
	No.
	Or just the headline.
	But the headline does.
	But what it does is it puts into the American federal criminal laws for the first time sexual orientation.
	As a victim category for criminal offenses.
	Now, when you think of a lynching, you think of a mob killing somebody, right?
	The Emmett Till anti-lynch bill, one, doesn't require a mob.
	It can be one person.
	It doesn't even require a homicide.
	You can kidnap somebody or beat somebody.
	And how does that play out?
	What happens, let's say you have a guy who's broken up with his girlfriend or his wife.
	He's feeling down, and some of his friends say, man, let's go to the club.
	So he goes to the club with his homeboys, and he's dancing with this PYT pretty on thing in a tight and short dress, big boobs, hoop earrings, braids, you know, down her back, and they're having a good time exchanging spit over in the shadows and drinking wine,
	and then he looks down.
	Man, you got a heart.
	What are you?
	You got a hard-on, and he bust him in the mouth.
	Now that's federal lynching.
	No, it is not, Judge.
	It could be a hate crime, possibly, as an assault, but it is not lynching.
	Lynching, as defined in the bill, involves public spectacle, kidnapping or abduction for the purpose of lynching, and assault leading to injury on up to death.
	Sexual orientation is protected across federal laws and wasn't just added in with the Emmett Till bill.
	This man is supposed to be a former judge.
	I get that his brain is cooked to hell, but this is some fucked shit.
	And it's where I'm ending the coverage on this interview.
	They go on to play off each other more, and it's just more of this stuff.
	Getting Kamala's family history wrong, and Joe Brown goes on to claim that he was told a bunch of stuff about the killing of JFK that didn't make it into official records.
	And it's all unprovable and unlikely bullshit.
	So now, we're moving on to Yoichi Shimatsu.
	Alright guys, so we previously told you that there is a journalist, an accomplished journalist, named Yoichi Clark Shimatsu, formerly the editor of the Japan Times, who made some stunning claims about Kamala Harris and her late mother, Shamla Goplin.
	As a graduate of Berkeley University, Clark, as he prefers to be called, ran in the same circles as them.
	And he claims that Kamala's mother was a part of the CIA's MKUltra program, a psychopathic, sadistic program that ran throughout the 60s, probably is still running today, in which Americans and even government agents alike were drugged and sometimes murdered with the aim of brainwashing the masses.
	Clark also claims, rather stunningly, that Kamala Harris was previously married to a wealthy Canadian.
	A marriage which her connections to the deep state have gone through great pains to delete from public record.
	So is he telling the truth?
	Well, I'll let you decide, because today, we welcome him onto the show.
	Welcome back to Candace.
	Now, before we get into this, I have to warn everyone that his audio is really bad.
	I did not fuck with it.
	It just is what it is.
	I was tempted to try to clean it up, turn it up a bit, but in the interest of truth, I decided to leave it alone.
	That said, Candace never said previously that his name involved the word Clark at all, and it never came up in my research on him, so that shit is new.
	But it does kind of prove a point that people have said about people like her for a long time.
	And that is that...
	You know, they'll bitch about having to use someone's pronouns.
	Yeah.
	Or someone changes their name and they're like, oh, you know, you were Michael, now you're Marie.
	Well, you know, guess what?
	You're Michael because it says you're Michael on your birth certificate.
	Her kind are known for doing that.
	Yeah.
	Unless it's one of them.
	Yeah.
	She kind of floats back and forth between referring to him as like Yoichi Clark or just Clark or just Yoichi Shimatsu.
	So, in the interest of being fair, I'm pretty sure that his name, after I went looking for it, looking for him as Yoichi Clark Shimatsu didn't change anything.
	It's still, any of the information that I found on that, using that as the parameter, still referred to his work as Yoichi Shimatsu, so I don't know what he's fucking doing here.
	But, I can tell you, there is no Yoichi Clark Shimatsu in the Berkeley Alumni Archives.
	Of course.
	Just Yoichi Shimatsu, so I don't know where this Clark business is coming from.
	But, anyway...
	Okay, Yoichi Clark, it is an honor to have you join the show today.
	I'm just going to let guests know that you are joining by audio because you are in a very remote area, but welcome to The Candace Show.
	Well, thank you very much.
	Very glad.
	I'm a rather minor character in this border trauma right now, and I'm afraid communications where I am are really, they've been tampered with because of the border situation, you
	Well, you might be a...
	Okay?
	Yeah.
	I don't know why.
	I will assume there's an article up on Rents.com that I have not fucked with.
	Yeah.
	But, yeah, he's in New Mexico.
	So, anyway.
	Here we go with the rest of the clip.
	Here we go with the rest of the clip.
	I would like to just start with Kamala's mother and speak about the MKUltra program because it's actually a program that I have been Well,
	So can you just let us know how it is that you are familiar with Shamla Goplin, Kamala's mother's work, and what it is that you know about her, please?
	I'm sort of a contemporary of theirs in the books area.
	I worked at a news service in San Francisco, Pacific News Service.
	And so very familiar with the characters there, where she lived, of the foreign student population at Berkeley.
	And I did attend the Journalism School, the Graduate School of Journalism at Berkeley, so this is all familiar ground for me.
	Kamala was a prosecutor leader when, you know, she was behind the incarceration of like hundreds and probably thousands of young black There was young kids,
	but you have to understand the situation then.
	The older guys who were running the drug trade for the cartel at the schools, they were forcibly to recruit these young guys, and she was just slamming them into prison.
	It was just horrible.
	And that's one reason why a lot of black men refused to vote for her now.
	It's just that one-sided treatment while she let all the major cartel figures walk.
	Or just warn them, get out of here, because cops are trying to arrest you.
	So she was in the thick of it.
	She was the girlfriend of Willie Pound, who was a lawyer.
	He had a law office for the cartel.
	Literally, he became mayor and a state senator.
	But she was just in the dirty business.
	And one of my best friends and protege, Jeff Adachi, died mysteriously.
	Yeah, kudos for getting it all out early, but Willie Brown never repped any known cartel members or leaders.
	He did have other scandals associated with himself, such as having an affair with Kamala Harris when she was much younger, but nothing ever involved a cartel.
	Kamala Harris did prosecute a lot of men during her time as a prosecutor because that's what they do.
	But it wasn't thousands.
	According to sources like BET, Harris' office oversaw 1,956 cases involving cannabis from 2004 to 2010.
	But of that nearly 2,000, only 45 people actually went to prison.
	Their ethnicities aren't publicly available.
	During her time as Attorney General, there was a similar number.
	Again, close to 2,000.
	It was like 1,974 admissions to prisons.
	For cannabis and hash offenses, but that was all inmates across the board of California, not just black men.
	The population of black men in California prisons dropped about half a percent during her tenure, and she never incarcerated people for simple possession.
	Also, as I said in our last episode, Yoichi Shimatsu's name is listed on the UC Berkeley alumni site, but as I said earlier, there's no photo or other information given.
	He also doesn't claim UC Berkeley in his personal work.
	Hmm.
	It's not in his bio on Rents.com, and you would think something like that would be.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, they're going to talk about Adachi now.
	Yes, let's actually speak about that.
	So you have a young friend and your protege named Jeff Adachi, and the first time that I had come across his name was in your piece, and I did do a little bit of research, and it is a fact that he did die rather mysteriously, and I think it would be fair to say that he was a The
	thing was, he was at Booth Hall as a contemporary Kamalus.
	Kamalus, he was a straight-A student, and they were going to kick her out because her grades were so bad.
	And they didn't think she'd make it in the law.
	She's never been a good speaker.
	And he was appointed to be her tutor and got her through both to get her degree.
	Later on, she decided to be public prosecutor.
	And strangely enough, he was a public defender.
	And he set up this huge program in which a lot of people really like, a lot of parents in the Western edition.
	And then the Fillmore, those are the protesters who were really enthusiastic because he was getting the kids out of prison, these were really hardcore prisons, and getting them into special ed programs, educational programs, work-study programs, and straightening them out,
	and hundreds of kids, and so the community was overjoyed.
	And then one day he was found dead in his apartment.
	And they made all kinds of things.
	Oh, he had this affair with this Russian woman as if she'd killed him.
	But no, she was just a visitor in town.
	He had gone over to visit her and chat with her.
	And then the autopsy was also the first one that said, oh, he died of all these drugs.
	The second autopsy showed him to be clean.
	So this was just a major, I think these were a conspiracy, but that was a conspiracy about his murder to eliminate the guy who was, who knew too much about Kamala, had opposed her treatment
	of young people, and they offed him, basically.
	Yeah.
	No.
	Adachi did not tutor Harris.
	Yeah.
	Mm-hmm.
	Mm-hmm.
	This goes both for her time at Howard University as an undergraduate and at UC Hastings School of Law, where she served as president of the Black Law Students Association.
	Yeah, you don't get to that position by being...
	A slacker?
	Yeah.
	Moving on, Harris and Adachi knew each other and had a friendly relationship beyond being professional adversaries at times.
	and had a friendly phone call with Kamala a week before his death.
	Yeah. Again, he didn't tutor her.
	Well, you're on the right program to talk about conspiracies.
	I'll tell you that for free.
	One of the things that I've noted is that it does seem that part of this...
	If you want to call it a cabal, call it a mafia, one thing that they understand is to make sure that they control the medical examiner's office.
	And I don't think that there's any person in the entire world who would doubt that now, especially following COVID, that medical examiner offices are polluted with politics.
	And yes, if you're listening to this, you should look into the Jeff Adachi story.
	There's no question.
	You have a young person who has his entire life ahead of him.
	He dies rather suspiciously.
	And then the media starts throwing out all of these theories, which is...
	Which is what they tend to do.
	They create a bunch of theories that it confuses the masses and they look everywhere but where they should be looking.
	Now, I did not realize that he had helped Kamala in the past.
	I did not realize that they had a relationship.
	You wouldn't have bought into the law without his guidance and really attention.
	And it took a lot of time away from him.
	He was not a rich person.
	His father was an automobile mechanic.
	He worked his way through school.
	I mean, and he has a spring.
	He's too.
	That's just amazing.
	Really nice kid.
	He helped me out a lot with the Southeast Asian refugees following the Vietnam War.
	They were banned from coming to the U.S. And I was dealing with a flood of them and needed some legal help because we're lobbying Congress.
	And Jeff just stepped right forward, took care of it, and really great kid.
	He didn't drink, didn't smoke, he was a really clean kid.
	We would go to bars in Japan town, good singer to Karaoke, but he didn't drink a drop.
	He was just a totally nice kid.
	And just what was the year, by the way, in which he passed?
	I think he died in the early 90s.
	How's Biden?
	dude and his lies.
	Mm-hmm. Okay.
	So, this guy is supposed to be a great friend of Jeff Adaki.
	Hung out with him on a regular, mentored him, he says.
	And he says that he died in the early 90s.
	Now, without looking it up, anyone want to guess when Jeff Adaki died?
	He says the early 90s.
	Go for it.
	I'll say...
	late oots.
	February 22nd, 2019.
	Damn.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	I mean, I don't believe in ghosts, but if anyone deserves a haunting, I think this dude deserves one.
	Yeah, yeah.
	How the fuck do you go from, oh yeah, I think my best friend died in the early 90s.
	He provably died in 2019.
	Yeah.
	What a shitbag.
	Wouldn't it be funny if he's getting his Adatchis mixed up, and that's what the problem is?
	You know, you would think so, but there was only one Jeff Adachi that was also a public defender.
	Fuck.
	See, it'd be funny if there were two Jeff Adachis, and he's just getting them mixed up.
	Not even a Jeff Adachi, just the last name of Adachi, and he's just getting them mixed up.
	Because then you could maybe, I don't know, form a legal case about racism or something, I'm sure.
	Yeah, right.
	So...
	God.
	Fucking 2019.
	I think he died in the early 90s.
	The first time I heard that and I looked it up, I was like, wait a minute, no.
	Because I had already looked up when he died.
	Yeah.
	And I was like, how are you supposed to be this motherfucker's best friend?
	And you're like, oh yeah.
	Like, man, look.
	If you get my death date wrong, I understand if you don't get the actual day wrong.
	But if you in the future are like, oh yeah, my old man died in 2052, and I've lived another fucking 20 years past that, I hope that whatever body I'm inhabiting literally gives up the ghost.
	And I can just float above you and just gain corporeal form for an instant to just punch you solidly in the junk.
	Just while you're asleep, just wham!
	And you'll wake up and you'll be like, oh, fuck.
	It's real.
	Oh, no.
	You know?
	I mean, what the fucking hell?
	God damn it.
	These fucking people.
	Alright, next one.
	In Japan, I had been hired after the Sanchez Earthquake Patriot Paper in Japan.
	So I took off, and I didn't...
	I heard about his death from my friends, you know, because they were so tied up with it.
	And it was only much later that I heard it.
	I said, what happened to Jeff?
	And he says, oh, didn't you hear?
	You know, he died.
	What is it?
	A funny shot to me, and there was nothing I could do at the beginning, so it took me a long time to catch up with Kamala on this one.
	Okay, so what is it about Kamala that Jeff Adachi knew?
	The cartel connection.
	Yeah, yeah.
	It was a mafia.
	It wasn't conspiracy.
	It was a cartel.
	She was an agent of the cartel.
	And I know other stories, too, about members of that.
	You know, with San Francisco, it was a very close circle.
	It's not a large city.
	Right.
	We heard the same thing from Judge.
	And no one really wanted to talk except me.
	I worked at the Pacific News Service, and I broke these stories.
	But even they were scared to take on the cartel.
	Now, I did not mash clips together.
	Candace was starting to talk, and he just overwrote her.
	But Kamala Harris prosecuted cartel members often across her legal career and seized lots of drugs off the streets.
	So this is all just more garbage.
	Harris' legal record is publicly available.
	Very interesting.
	And, you know, I did recently speech...
	Hold on.
	Before I keep playing this clip, I want you all to understand that what we're hearing here is basically the continuation of this entire interview.
	I have only clicked it to stop and talk about the facts.
	There were only, I think, two sections of this entire thing.
	Aside from ads, we don't need to hear her fucking ad reads on this one.
	Yeah.
	Aside from her ad reads, which I cut, I only cut a couple of other sections.
	This is...
	As we go through, this is most of a 55-minute interview from start to finish.
	Jesus.
	Very few cuts made.
	I feel like Judge Joe Brown took...
	Former Judge Joe Brown took less time and connected a better story than this guy's doing.
	This guy is so fucking cooked.
	This guy...
	It reminds me of some of the people I used to sell fucking lottery tickets to.
	They would just come up and they'd be like, man, the state is owned by the Marxists.
	Okay, dude, what do you want from me?
	Oh, can I get like three Powerballs on one ticket plate?
	Bro, you're funding the government.
	Are you aware, sir, that the lottery is a cynical tax on the poor?
	That's all it is.
	The lottery is a cynical tax on the poor.
	Okay, one of the guys that had come up the one time after I'd just gotten done dealing with a dude bitching about the government.
	He finally fucks off.
	Right.
	Finally get him to fuck off.
	And I start my closing procedure because I'm like, I'm fucking done with this day.
	I've got 20 minutes and I don't give a shit.
	Right.
	Well, this dude comes up and he's like, hey, can you ring me up real quick?
	And I'm like, fuck it.
	Fine.
	Yeah.
	You know, I'm helping this dude out.
	And he starts bitching about the government the same exact way the previous dude was.
	But I hurry him along.
	Yeah.
	And you know what he fucking pulls out and hands to me?
	A goddamn EBT snap card.
	And I'm just sitting there, and I look at it, and I look at him, and I scan it, and I go, man, government sure does suck, doesn't it?
	Right.
	And it's like, how can you sit there and go, they do nothing for the poor, they don't do anything.
	Oh, here's my snap card, by the way.
	Yeah.
	Here's my food stamp benefits card.
	Yeah.
	Oh, God.
	Sorry, that dude just fucking reminded me of those assholes.
	I'm sure there's going to be more reminders here.
	Oh, God.
	Here's the next one.
	Very interesting, and you know, I did recently speak to Judge Joe Brown, and he kind of intimated the same, that she was definitely involved in a lot of dirty politicking, and especially Willie Brown as well.
	And you mentioned Willie Brown in your piece, and his connection, which you allegedly had to the cartel.
	Could you expand on that, please?
	Yeah, well, he was from West Texas.
	He was one of the, there's a lot of, in California, a lot of immigrants from West Texas, you know, when the cattle industry, the ranching industry wasn't doing well, they migrated west.
	He got a law degree, I believe in San Francisco.
	His contact with the cartel was very, very early on.
	They probably helped him get his law degree.
	I remember one time, he knew me, you know.
	We were going to a public event.
	It was sort of like a carnival that there was supposed to be some speeches at.
	And I was walking toward that with my girlfriend.
	And then he comes right behind me, grabs me by the left arm, and squeezes my arm as hard as he can.
	But you have to understand.
	I used to be a steel worker.
	I worked all kinds of jobs earlier in my life, so I was tough as nails.
	And once you felt my muscles flexing, flexing...
	He opened his hand up and just walked past me, past his house sort of in humiliation.
	You know, they couldn't intimidate me.
	Wow.
	Wow, unbelievable.
	You hear these stories.
	He was a very threatening fellow, and he knows me.
	I talked about the, another girlfriend of him is London Breen.
	She's a man of San Francisco and the first thing she does for homeless people is a welcome wagon, is give her a pack of syringes and a bottle of heroin to inject.
	Wow. This is not a joke.
	Willie Brown is from East Texas, not West Texas.
	Yeah.
	He's from a town about 80 miles east of Dallas called Mineola.
	Anyway, no cartel connections either.
	He left Texas after high school to pursue a better life.
	Homeless people and housepersons, whatever title they want, are also not being given drugs and needles in San Francisco.
	the next shit is gonna get a little racist.
	What are you doing there?
	And so working on behalf of the cartel, and we heard from Judge Joe Brown last week...
	Also, that while she was in power in San Francisco, that she worked to help George Soros essentially commit legal theft by protecting one of his companies.
	And so we're hearing over and over again that essentially she was given power to make sure that the elites are allowed to continue these various illegal trades that they're participating in.
	And you seem to confirm that.
	San Francisco was run by basically the Jewish mafia.
	You know, Dianne Feinstein, she was born a Catholic and went to Catholic girl school.
	But she married a Jewish guy and then just flipped over.
	And then, and I knew, and the Jews were behind the drug industry there.
	I remember visiting the hollow one because a friend told me, oh, we got to go over there and visit this guy.
	And I went right there and...
	He was the biggest dope dealer, distributor in San Francisco.
	He ran a garage, a big public garage in the middle of the city, where it was a lot of money laundering.
	He was there right there, seamless about it, counting the cash at his little desk while his wife jumped on me and started rubbing her boobs off my face.
	Who was this?
	I forget his name.
	He was the major money launderer for the cartel.
	Laundry was this huge public garage that everyone in San Francisco that parked there because it was a very bad city.
	He had to use this six-story garage.
	He lived on Bent Hill there in a big mansion.
	I was just invited there by a friend.
	We were smoking some weed.
	He was saying, this is the greatest era in American history because the heroes like, what's his name, the head of Microsoft?
	The head of Microsoft?
	Bill Gates.
	Bill Gates, yeah.
	He's a giant of American industry, and I think this guy's out of his mind.
	He's smoking too much of the product that he's been selling.
	He was very core to the whole of lawyers, but more important, the real estate industry.
	Because that's why they had all the young boys arrested to clear out the Western edition because they wanted to put up nice cute little apartments and cottages for the gays coming in from all over the country.
	Because most of them are different rich families.
	They live like by a house to a building, share quarters, and they're going to die of AIDS.
	be up for real estate again.
	It's really cynical.
	It's like a Dracula.
	It's something out of this world and this is America's most liberal city.
	Alright. Just...
	Okay. I know anybody can be a drug lord and a drug dealer and a dope slinger as it be.
	But somehow thinking of a Jewish man as one is simultaneously a funny thought and almost unbelievable in the regards of we keep the head
	I don't know why my Jewish accent wasn't wanting to push through there, but...
	Well, here's the thing.
	I believe maybe 10% of this happened, if at all.
	Well, I mean, he did say he was, you know, smoking pot, so...
	I'm sure you noticed the lack of names and details.
	Yeah.
	But he is quick to say the Jewish mafia was running San Francisco.
	Which Candace should be bleeping out.
	If she thinks it's what got her yanked from YouTube for a week.
	Yeah.
	As she said before.
	Maybe this is the test to make sure.
	Well, we know it isn't, of course.
	But now it's time for some Kamala mother bullshit.
	Yeah, and it's just, like I said, stunning because we had Judge Joe Brown on here and he's confirming all the same things.
	He was speaking about Martin Luther King's assassination.
	He was speaking about how the government had a hand in that.
	I think for a lot of people, over a million people, I think a million and a half people have watched that episode and they said, I feel like I'm learning American history for the first time because you learn in your textbooks that everything was just above board and America has just been this great country and it's very stunning to hear from people who grew up in these various cities about I
	do want to shift gears and talk about her mother because I was quite stunned by your assertion that she was involved in the MKUltra program and yet...
	That, to me, seemed to be the only thing that made sense because she seemed to be sort of infiltrating the civil rights movement.
	And I'm going, what is this alleged brilliant scientist doing, you know, constantly involving herself in civil rights protests and making friends with these individuals?
	And because I'm well-read on the MKUltra program, I recognize the connection there.
	Can you speak about what she did or what you are alleging she did?
	Yeah.
	Well, the first thing that I understand, the Gopalian clan, they were like clerks, judges, spies for the British when India was a British colony.
	And Miskabalan was born when it was still a British colony.
	So the rest of the country was up in arms fighting against the British, but they were very, very loyal.
	To the British intelligence service and police service in India.
	So this is how they all got ahead, by catering to the British.
	And that enabled Shyamalan Gopalan, after she got her degree in Madras, India, to Anna Lucy Bookley, which is not the cheapest school in the universe, nor is it California, but really inexpensive.
	The place to go is the most expensive place.
	I know.
	I was still there.
	It's very expensive there.
	Do you want to guess what the tuition cost was?
	When Kamala's mother and father went to UC Berkeley, Guess what the tuition cost was.
	What time did they go?
	It was like the late 50s, early 60s.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	That helps dial back the prices.
	Yeah.
	Go ahead.
	What's the average tuition cost these days?
	Oh, it's in the hundreds per credit hour.
	Okay.
	If you have a class that's like three credit hours, it's like the credit hour cost.
	Let's say it's 85 bucks.
	Times three.
	So it'd be like, you know, 240, whatever, yeah.
	Okay, okay.
	So, yeah.
	So, given just...
	That kind of breakup?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Okay.
	Say a safe...
	5,000 feels too low, but...
	50?
	50 what?
	1,000-ish.
	For a year?
	Maybe dial back a little...
	$26,000?
	For a year?
	Yeah.
	You would be exactly $26,000 over the cost.
	Oh, it was free?
	Yeah.
	Oh, well, fuck.
	Okay.
	There was no tuition cost for California residents through most of the 1960s.
	There was an annual incidental fee of $84 for a year.
	Which back then, not that bad.
	Minimum wage was a buck an hour.
	Okay, so...
	Still not bad at all.
	California had some of the most affordable universities for residents.
	That's why people flocked there.
	If you consider the fact that you're, you know...
	I mean, yeah, you've got to pay probably the rent for your dormitory or whatever, but still, if you've got a job...
	And a place to stay.
	And a place to stay.
	You can afford that with two weeks of work?
	Yeah.
	I mean, you work through a summer.
	Yeah.
	You don't take summer courses.
	You work through a summer.
	You've got your incidental fee.
	Fuck, work through a winter?
	Yeah.
	So, her parents sending her to go to school there, after she had graduated in India at a good school, sending her over there was not a huge fucking deal.
	No.
	It wasn't a huge fucking deal for a lot of people.
	Not to mention that, as far as I understand, Indian schools have always been really good, like most Asia-area schools.
	Well, yeah, for the technical stuff.
	They've always valued technical and medicine, mathematics.
	It's always been a pretty good scene over there for the higher learning.
	But yeah, that fee of $84 increased to...
	$300 per year in 1968.
	Still pretty affordable.
	But that was long after Kamala's mother had graduated.
	He claims to have been a student there at the same time.
	He should know that shit was free.
	He's a fucking liar.
	Time for more of it.
	God. She got, she worked at the monkey lab there.
	She was into, it's a real strange combination of psychiatry, psychology
	simian studies
	Shamala was born in Madras,
	which has a sizable Simeon population.
	But her father was a bureaucrat and the family moved around a lot.
	She was not a monkey expert.
	Her research and her life's work was focused on breast cancer research and hormone development, and she made several significant contributions to the field in her very long career.
	This is all ludicrous, but let's allow him to keep going.
	Is he...
	All right.
	Pardon my French on...
	Because I'm fairly certain I misheard him.
	Did he say chopos or jappos?
	I think you misheard him.
	Period.
	What did he say?
	What?
	In that...
	She was around a lot of monkeys and stuff, and then he said...
	He might have said capuchins or something.
	Okay, he probably said capuchins because I'm sitting here and I'm like, what did the Japanese and the Hindu have to do with monkey research?
	Well, here's the thing, too.
	Her work never touched monkeys.
	Yeah.
	Period.
	And more to the point, too, there was no monkey lab at UC Berkeley.
	Yeah.
	She never worked in a monkey lab.
	Period.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I wouldn't mind working with monkeys.
	I mean, I know they can be a little touchy, but, you know.
	They are dangerous creatures.
	Yeah.
	I like to see them at the zoo behind glass because if they fling their shit, it hits the glass and doesn't go through bars.
	True, true.
	I like seeing them behind glass.
	That's why every time we have ever gone and we've looked down on the monkeys, I have kept my eyes on them.
	Yeah.
	Because if they look like they're going to throw anything, I'm ducking.
	Period.
	They have amazing aim.
	And even if their shit hits someone beside me, I don't want the collateral.
	Even if they hit some asshole beside me, if it breaks off, I don't want it to hit me.
	I keep my eyes on them.
	I'm very attuned to what's going on down in the monkey areas.
	Anytime we've been to a zoo that had an overlook, I have always paid attention and kept my eyes on them until we were out of throwing distance.
	Yeah.
	Possible throwing distance.
	Yeah.
	Here's to...
	Well, no one's to say that they don't know how to lob it like artillery.
	Oh, I'm sure they do.
	Yeah.
	I'm sure they do, just literally for shits and giggles.
	Yeah, because they're very smart creatures.
	I respect them.
	So, let's allow him to keep going.
	And she grabbed the theory of, and this was a time of King Goodall, there's a huge group
	Who work with apes, okay?
	There were ape programs set up all across the United States and England and Europe out of the excitement of the Goodall story, you know, our news stories.
	Goodall were treating apes, monkey children, sort of like human children, and getting some very, very good responses in obtaining them.
	So she was of that school.
	Now what happened was she was at UC Berkeley.
	After she got her degree, Nope,
	nope, nope.
	Shamala graduated in 1963.
	She divorced Donald Harris in 1972.
	Donald Harris never studied biology or law.
	He stuck with economics as his sole focus throughout school.
	Yeah. Next.
	She moved to San Francisco and did nothing for two years.
	She waited two years while her application was in to a hospital in Montreal.
	So this was a Jewish hospital in Montreal.
	Okay. as you
	Kamala was 12. Her parents divorced in 1972 when she was 7. Shamala Goplin did not sit around for 2 years or for 5 years while she waited on an application to go through.
	Fuck off.
	She didn't apply either.
	She was asked and invited to go and she accepted the invitation.
	She worked at UC Berkeley until everything went through.
	Next.
	Yes, that's where she eventually did work.
	Yeah, she was eventually employed there.
	...process, because they had to check all your background, everything, every little detail about her.
	And this is because the very famous psychiatrist who really got the MKUltra program.
	Go on, Ewan Cameron.
	Ewan Cameron, he was a Scottish guy, a pedophile, and he was a torturer.
	He used all sorts of drugs on victims of that program.
	He passed away, and there was like an eight, about seven to eight year hiatus where his program was shut down because there was no way he was in charge.
	And they had the rules of the program because Congress, there was a secret, not so secret.
	There was an investigation in Congress about MKUltra.
	So the heat was on the Canadians.
	The Ewan Cameron's lab was in Montreal, okay?
	Ewan Cameron's lab was located in Montreal, and it was active between 1957 and 1964.
	Shamala would not have been asked to go there.
	And they arrived in Montreal 12 years after the lab was closed.
	Yeah.
	It was not restarted.
	No.
	This man has gotten almost nothing right for events he supposedly witnessed.
	Yeah.
	Knew about, lived through.
	But Candace just keeps soaking it up.
	So he was on the Canadians to fess out.
	So they shut that lab down.
	There's an infamous Allen lab.
	And then they wanted to set up.
	Another center also connected to the University of Montreal University.
	They had to have that certification.
	Meanwhile, they were trying to find the new director to take over from them.
	She finally got the call.
	They brought her over.
	They set her up at another one at the Jewish hospital annex.
	And she took charge of the, not only a monkey lab, she took charge of the patient care ward.
	It was a small patient care ward.
	It was at that hospital, Jewish Memorial, they had a psychiatric clinic also.
	So she worked as a psychiatrist there in a very small division, which became...
	The Center for the Revive MK Ultra Program.
	Okay, so this is...
	I'm just going to ask a question here.
	So I did not realize that the person who started the program was a psychologist named Cameroon.
	I was under the impression that the person...
	You and Cameron.
	You and Cameron.
	Yeah, I was under the impression that it was Dr. Sidney Gottlieb who...
	No, no, no, no.
	Okay.
	Sidney Gottlieb was a golfer.
	He was applied.
	He wasn't into research.
	Okay.
	Just apply everything Cameron had developed.
	Okay.
	Use of drugs, hypnotism, you know, life deprivation, all of those nasty techniques to destroy human willpower.
	Wow, wow.
	Capture their brain.
	Gottlieb is a famous one, and everyone thinks MKUltra was basically the American thing.
	No, it came out of London.
	It came out of the Tavistock Institute of Sigmund Freud.
	Yes.
	I'm sorry.
	I know you're probably about to explain it.
	But just off the top.
	First, MKUltra is an American CIA thing.
	And then MKUltra is a Canadian thing that they supposedly revived with an Indian scientist at the helm.
	But it's not really a Canadian thing because it all started in London.
	But, really, it's all because of the Russians?
	Yeah, we're gonna get around to that.
	What the actual fuck?
	I named this clip.
	Bro, leave Britain out of this.
	Britain had fuck all to do with MKUltra.
	That program was started by Alan Dulles with the CIA.
	In response to programs they believed were being used by the Russians, Chinese, and North Koreans, while over 80 places were used in America, and obviously a few in Canada, the UK had nothing to do with this shit,
	aside from probably knowing about it.
	They weren't engaging in it.
	The UK has engaged in war crimes and other bullshit, but they don't get off easy.
	But this was not their deal, for fuck's sake.
	Also, The bit at the end where he mentions the Tavistock Institute?
	That place was founded after Freud died.
	Yeah.
	But Candace just swims in this thing she supposedly knows about.
	Just a wash in the lies like Scrooge McDuck and his gold hoard.
	two. I am just so shocked that you are bringing this up because I got into a lot of trouble with the media for discussing Sigmund Freud at length and I've been doing it on this podcast it's
	super important for people to learn the truth about him, that he was a person who created a method of psychology essentially to gaslight people who were in fact being molested by their own parents, you know, and that's why he was obsessed with children
	and sex.
	And it's shocking that we learned that he's a hero in psychology.
	And it's just very important for people to learn the truth about him because psychology is then, his family is then what bred propaganda, that would be the Bernays family and Edward Bernays.
	And you are correct, this all fits right into the MKUltra program, which was designed to see how you could break down someone's will, how you could hypnotize them.
	We spoke at Life on this show about how the Charles Manson murders, that was actually the CIA, and everything that the public thinks they know about that, same areas you're talking about, San Francisco, California, these are federal agents that were obsessed with learning how to hypnotize the public,
	how to destroy people's will, and a big part of that was molestation, and Sigmund Freud had, in fact, written pieces about how molesting someone when they are a child.
	Sodomizing.
	They were interested in exploring how they could create psychopaths.
	That's also another element of these programs and psychology.
	And I think it's hard for people to come to terms with how evil that is.
	And you're now saying that Shamala got the call and she then...
	took a part in this program of testing patients.
	Military intelligence created this brainwashing techniques.
	They developed obviously massively during World War II because they tried to use that against the enemy, German allies and so on and reluctant, the German enemy.
	And also, I guess we left an ally to try to use mind-control techniques.
	But after the war, I think it was in the...
	World War II was not mind-control time.
	No.
	That came later in the post-war world.
	MKUltra started eight years after WWFs.
	Yeah.
	If anything, I'd say that the Cold War would be a better war to try and bring into it of, you know, mind games and shit, considering...
	Which is when it happened.
	Yeah.
	Because, you know, the Cold War's fuck was just basically a bunch of fucking propaganda being thrown back and forth with guns being pointed but no bullets being fired.
	Well, you know, he never goes on to say it, but it's something that I want to say, behind the bastards, I think they did a run on Sidney Gottlieb, actually, and Alan Dulles.
	What the government found after spending millions of dollars on this kind of shit and getting so many people jacked up on LSD without their knowledge, what they discovered was that the way to get people to do what you want is not to go through all of this crap because ultimately what they found out was that you can't really control people.
	With hypnotism and light deprivation, all this shit, drugs, you can't really control people.
	You can't make an army of soldiers that way.
	You can't bend people to your will with all of these techniques and shit.
	What they found is that the ways to get people to do what you want are very simple.
	Incredible threats of violence.
	And money.
	Yeah.
	And often, not a lot of money.
	No.
	You don't have to give someone a million bucks to do some traitorous shit.
	We should know, because a lot of our traders have folded for far less than it would take for them to buy a house.
	Yeah.
	They can get our traders to fold.
	People that live in America that have good jobs.
	They will sell state secrets for way under their salary.
	Yeah.
	You know, like, we know that.
	The adversaries know that.
	Everyone knows you don't need this shit.
	All you need are credible threats of violence, and even that doesn't get you very far, but money?
	Money opens up all the doors.
	Yeah.
	You know, or just favors.
	Like, fuck.
	Like, there was a time in my life, and I talked about this a little bit in our last episode.
	You know, I mentioned that I went to a naval base a lot on a nightly basis.
	And, you know, I was doing a courier-type job.
	Well, that courier-type job, I was throwing newspapers.
	Yeah.
	I went to this naval base.
	It was in A.S. Cecil Field at the time.
	It got decommissioned in the Clinton administration.
	Now it's like kind of a public facility.
	You can go there, you can play golf on the old, like, officer's golf campground.
	Yeah, I actually know because I did that when the base folded back in, like, the late 90s, early 2000s.
	Anyway, yeah, it was the late 90s because I was, or no, the early 2000s.
	I'm sorry.
	Because I was throwing newspapers right up until the base closed.
	Yeah.
	And it was shortly after the base had closed that I quit that job.
	Yeah.
	But...
	When they were open, what would usually happen is I would roll up to the guard shack and I would hand the main guard at the shack a newspaper in a bag.
	Now, I could always tell when it was someone's first day because they would either act offended that I was handing them a bribe or they would be like, I'm going to have to inspect your car.
	To which point it's like, man, I'm on a schedule.
	Call your CO.
	You cannot look in my car.
	I'm not driving onto this base.
	I'm not driving into the parking lot.
	Keep your gun where it is and call your fucking CO.
	And tell them that the newspaper man wants to get on base.
	The more that they would fight me on it, the more I would be sitting there and eventually someone would come out from the office.
	Whether it was the guy running the shift or...
	The actual commanding officer.
	But someone would come out from the office.
	They would wave to me.
	We would talk in a friendly manner.
	And they would tell them, take the newspaper and let this man go.
	My car was never searched.
	Not once.
	Well anyway, I would get on the base and usually what would happen, and I was used to it, was I would have an escort.
	There would be a cop behind me the whole time.
	Drive the speed limit, but I felt safe.
	Like, you know, I'm on a naval installation.
	There's a cop behind me running his cop cam.
	You know, he's there to make sure I don't go off script.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I'm getting paid decently for this.
	I don't give a shit.
	Well, I would go to, there was an officer hotel.
	Yeah.
	On site called the BOQ, Bachelor Officer's Quarters.
	A decent hotel.
	I would go there, I would give them a stack of newspapers.
	Yeah.
	So, you know, I was pretty well ingrained into this job.
	Well, I always used to think it was funny.
	What people would do just to get a free newspaper.
	Like, because the naval base and the accompanying, it was called Yellow Water.
	It's a stupid, silly name for anything.
	Yellow Water was a housing development that the Navy had.
	It was a bunch of, like...
	Quadplex houses.
	Like duplex, triplex, and quadplex houses.
	On base, they had a bunch of duplexes.
	But in Yellowwater, that was where a lot of the larger families lived in their places.
	They had these duplex, quadplex townhouses.
	We lived in a similar one.
	Actually, where we lived in one of our spots was former Navy housing.
	Yeah, over there in Green Cove.
	That was former Navy housing at one point.
	So it was similar to that.
	Anyway, so yeah.
	I had that and I had that and then I had everything like fucking all the way out to McLean.
	Like I had that entire stretch of what remained of Jacksonville was my fucking route zone.
	It was insanely huge.
	I put 80 miles on my car every night just on the route.
	Not to mention going out to the middle of Jacksonville to get my newspaper and back.
	Now, I happened to live within the route zone.
	So once I figured it out, it took me a few months, but once I figured it out, I could always make it so that the last stop was my place.
	But what killed me, like I was saying, what killed me was what people would do for a free newspaper.
	I would get led onto a naval installation for a free newspaper.
	I would get led into family housing with a free newspaper at that guard shack.
	There was a fucking horse stable.
	Midway.
	Diamond D, actually.
	You had a field trip there once.
	Yeah, I remember.
	I was the only kid that let a cow encompass my hand into its fucking tongue.
	And all of the other kids were all like, ew, gross.
	And I'm just like, oh, it's licking me.
	What the fuck?
	You know, but yeah, I had a deal there.
	I would drop off newspapers and they would let me just walk around the place during the day if I wanted to.
	They knew my face.
	It was whatever.
	But yeah, I had all these little deals set up just to give people a free newspaper because throwing the newspapers, I was given a stack of them for free every day.
	So I would just distribute them however I damn well pleased.
	That was actually my right as a contractor.
	So I would get like 50 extra papers a day to distribute, or up to 50. And I'd be like, alright, well I know where a dozen of these are going, and I would keep a few extras to give out to family and friends, or if I knew I was going somewhere, I'd just drop them off a free newspaper.
	I got so many inns just doing that.
	Now, all of that said, that job sucked ass.
	It was one of the worst jobs I've ever held in my life.
	It was literally...
	Every fucking night for a year.
	Jesus.
	Literally every night.
	That's almost worse than working for Bachman's, the floral company.
	Yeah.
	I talked to one of the florists, and she told me...
	Oh, yeah, no, I only have one day off a week.
	And I was like, really?
	And I was like, yeah, yeah, if you want two days off a week, you have to work with the company without taking any time off for two years straight.
	Oh, Jesus.
	And I'm like, is the pay good at least?
	It's like $14 an hour.
	I make an $18 an hour, and I get two guaranteed days off.
	Right.
	Plus PTO, sick time, and I can call out of a shift whenever the fuck I please.
	Yeah.
	Get a different job.
	Yeah, no shit.
	You're allergic to half the product you're selling.
	Why are you...
	If you have to pump Benadryl like it's Pez before you go into work, maybe you need a different job.
	Pez should be the size of Benadryl, the size of Pez, and just have a Pez dispenser.
	Totally off script, but I saw the most awesome Pez dispenser in a picture the other day.
	It was a Xenomorph.
	And when you did the Pez thing to lift it up, the little mouth in the Xenomorph mouth would come out and give you the Pez.
	Okay, that's cool.
	It's pretty awesome.
	But yeah, like I said, I saw what people would do for a free newspaper.
	I wasn't asking them for state secrets or anything, but I knew if I had a conversation with any of these people, and frequently I did, they would just spill secrets.
	Yeah.
	I didn't want to have conversations with them because I was always like, man, they're going to say some shit to me and it's going to be on record.
	And then I'm going to get pulled into an office and I'm going to be like, look, I just want to throw newspapers, man.
	To be fair, I don't even want to do that.
	It's just my job right now.
	I'm on a contract, you know.
	So, yeah, it was...
	So that job was fucking crazy.
	No one should do that shit.
	But, oh yeah.
	Also, unrelated, but I had a boss, and my boss changed up.
	And so this new guy decided he'd be my boss.
	And I was like, alright, I feel bad for you.
	And he goes, okay, well, you know, whatever the easiest day is for you, like Monday or Tuesday, just let me know.
	He's like, I want to ride a route with all of the drivers, at least one day.
	Like, alright, man, we're using your car.
	It was okay.
	Okay, we figured it out.
	We got all my newspapers in there.
	We start driving.
	We got into this one section that I knew was bad dirt roads.
	Yeah.
	It was bad dirt roads when it was good.
	And it was almost never good.
	And so we're driving along.
	I was like, man, you're going to want to slow down.
	Yeah.
	It was, oh, my car can take it.
	All right.
	And we get maybe 100 yards, 100 meters for our Canadian friends.
	We get like 100 yards down this shitty dirt road.
	Out in this area called Black Bottom near McClenney.
	And it rattles his car so badly that his radio, knobs and all, falls apart in the car.
	And it's just going along and he's like, what the fuck?
	He watches it.
	We both watch it happen.
	Like, I told you to slow down!
	Well, fuck it, it already happened!
	And he just keeps on going.
	He's like, where's the nearest customer down here?
	I look, and I'm like, about half a mile?
	He's like, you do this every night?
	I was like, bro, I burn a car every month!
	Yes!
	It's like, holy shit!
	I remember the last night that I actually stopped.
	I lived on a dirt road.
	It wasn't that great.
	And I was driving...
	Down the street, I could still see my house in the rearview mirror.
	I still see the porch light.
	And the car that I was driving, fortunately I was on a really loose, sandy road.
	The car that I was driving, the drive shaft broke.
	Oh.
	And I couldn't steer or anything.
	The car just drove straight and stopped.
	It slowed the hell down.
	Because what happened was the drive shaft dug into the dirt.
	Oh.
	I wasn't going that fast.
	The driveshaft dug into the dirt.
	I had power, but I had no go.
	I got out of it, and I looked at it, and I was like, oh, this really sucks.
	It was the newspaper of the day before Thanksgiving, which was the newspaper which was going to have all the Black Friday ads.
	It's the biggest newspaper of the year at that point.
	I called my new boss.
	I was like, hey man.
	I explained the situation.
	He starts going off.
	I'm like, dude, what do you want me to do?
	You can come down here and see my car.
	I'm going to have to call a friend to tow me back home.
	This isn't going anywhere.
	He made it happen.
	It was the end of my time.
	That was literally the 12th car.
	I was one week away from the contract being complete.
	I was just like, you know what?
	I'm done, man.
	I didn't want to do that anymore.
	I immediately went into bartending.
	I was so fucking done.
	But yeah, let's continue on with this fucking moron.
	I almost forgot we were dealing with this fucking moron.
	Well, you're going to remember.
	Late 1940s, between 1946 and 1948, the British military created the Tavistock Institute, which is on Tavistock Square in London.
	Sigmund Freud himself flew over from Switzerland to London to cut the opening ribbon.
	And then he assigned one of his sons to be the director of the place.
	he was right behind he was a main
	That would have been extremely difficult.
	Yeah.
	Mm-hmm.
	Sigmund Freud died in 1939.
	Yeah.
	The Tavistock Clinic, which had been in use as a psychiatric facility since the 1920s, and used Freudian work to help mostly shell-shocked soldiers get therapy and adjust back to regular life post-World War I,
	they never had a visit from Freud.
	He moved to London in the last year of his life due to Austria being annexed by the 19th century.
	Nazis. Yeah.
	But he never visited the clinic, although he lived nearby.
	His home nearby is now a museum.
	Mm-hmm. He wasn't cutting a fucking opening ribbon in 1940 goddamn 7.
	Yeah.
	I'm fairly certain he stayed in the ground that he was in and just kind of rotted there.
	The inchworm going across his nose probably took a new bite from the middle.
	I mean, if there was any brain matter left after all that time.
	Oh, yeah.
	So...
	Next up.
	Yes, I'm familiar with Tavistock.
	There is also some indication that even the Beatles and music has come out of Tavistock University and how it could transform.
	No.
	Yeah.
	Modifying human behavior.
	What the fuck did the...
	It's all about mind control.
	Right.
	That's exactly right.
	And so then what happened, as the conservative...
	I'm just going to pause this to say, you don't need the Tavistock Institute to be John Lennon and Paul McCartney and write Love Me Do.
	Or Hard Day's Night.
	They're just talented songwriters.
	They didn't need the Tavistock Institute to tell them how to be good musicians.
	They were already good musicians.
	Why are they dragging the Beatles into this?
	Because they can.
	I literally know that the Catholic school in St. Louis Park is doing a goddamn Beatles night.
	Remember, that's a Reformation Catholic school.
	These are neo-Catholics.
	Right.
	They would not touch the Beatles.
	So, we'll continue with the clip.
	This came under some parliamentary review.
	There were some complaints.
	So they decided to move the core of the program to Montreal for a British colony, close to the United States for good for contact, and sort of out of the way, who would ever suspect that this dark genius program is going on in beautiful,
	wonderful, forested Canada, right?
	Wow.
	And the French part of Canada, too.
	Who would ever suspect that?
	and they could use the French as guinea pigs, right?
	Yeah. Now, when Shyamala came in, there was concern about the British colonies, and so Shyamala was more adapting this to the colonial subjects, not just the
	Caucasian people.
	And so they sent over a British disinfo agent, Hardy L. Baines,
	As guinea pigs, right?
	He was a character.
	I've actually been to one of his speeches.
	He was very intelligent, perfect English, but obviously there was something touched about his brain.
	And then he created the Communist Party Marxist-Leninist, okay, of Canada.
	It's the only Communist Party in Canada.
	And a really evil character, okay?
	And nope again.
	There is a main Communist Party Canada, but there are other smaller affiliated ones as well, such as the Communist Party of Quebec, which is affiliated.
	Baines' group was not part of the main CPC.
	Yeah.
	Basically, they're more Lenin-Stalin lovers in his group than they are Khrushchev lovers, which is who the main CPC modeled their politics after.
	They wanted Reformation communism.
	In the main CPC.
	Which was Khrushchev being like, the war's over, guys.
	Get over it.
	Let's use the power of the state to hopefully do some good.
	That said, they're responsible for Chernobyl.
	It wasn't all great.
	But I feel like they tried.
	If we can take Chernobyl out of the equation, there was a lot of good they did.
	I think their biggest problem with Chernobyl was they had the wrong people in the government pushing down on the wrong people running the nuclear plant.
	Yeah, I mean, it was definitely death by bureaucracy.
	Yeah, because they hired people who had no clue how to operate the thing, and if they weren't...
	Mm-hmm.
	Not cause to Chernobyl.
	Yeah. Well, anyway, Baines wasn't from the UK. He was from Bonnard, Pakistan.
	Again, these are basic fucking facts.
	And I feel like you can't get a Londoner mixed up with a Pakistani after, you know, knowing a Pakistani from Florida, you know?
	Yeah.
	Like, I mean, you know, Pakistan and India sit on a border next to each other, and they work for a long time the same landmass.
	Yeah.
	Like, so yeah, it's all just bullshit.
	but here's the next one the patients that Shyamala was producing for very convenient
	He was a Sikh, but very independent of the Sikh movement.
	He was not part of the Sikh liberation movement.
	Him and Sharmala were co-conspirators, I guess you'd call them.
	She would give him her patience, the young ones.
	Actually, they were focusing on younger people.
	They thought older people were not great subjects for this program.
	You use young guys out of orphanages, out of prisons, and so on to detention.
	He put them with a heart out, and he did this thing called the living statues.
	Okay?
	I saw one.
	I think it was July 4th weekend.
	I was off.
	I had a lot of jobs in New York, but July 4th was my rare three-day, four-day holiday.
	I talked out with a bunch of friends, and the Canadian guy wanted to go home.
	We drove up there all night.
	And in the morning, as we approached Montreal, we saw the human statues, you know, on the road.
	So we sat down and stopped.
	Got out.
	My friends were pretty rowdy and been drinking beer all night.
	Walked up to these guys.
	They're guys and women.
	You know, girls, guys and girls.
	They were all in these revolutionary poses.
	Oh, you know, like Russian revolutionaries.
	Some with their fists up.
	Holding up a stick like it's a gun and all that.
	Right on a public road.
	Okay, a major highway.
	Not a highway, not a major highway, but a highway.
	We got out.
	my friends walk up to them and start to do, you know, try to get them to a frutter to a whist.
	They wouldn't move at all.
	You know, you're done.
	There were the photos I said, and one guy wanted to poke one at me.
	I said, better not do that, man.
	You know, you could be sued if you're, you know, gosh, your guy's eye.
	And then we all got spooked.
	I said, this is really, really, really weird.
	So we jumped back in the car and went to Montreal for basically a weekend bash, which turned out to be a total bust.
	And so, I got a glimpse of the Living Statues Program.
	This was later applied to the Vietnam War.
	Okay?
	Soon thereafter.
	Hardy Albanes wasn't involved in anything like this.
	He wasn't a doctor, for one thing, and Shyamala didn't do shit like this.
	I could find no instance of living statues along a roadside as an exhibit anywhere.
	In the 1970s.
	That'd be something that would make some major news.
	Yeah.
	Especially if they're, you know, dressed like Russian revolutionaries.
	That's not something that's just like, oh man, you know, we were doing some acid.
	You know, that might be the problem.
	They might have been doing some acid.
	It was the 70s.
	Right.
	Well, here's the next one.
	They just put together a group of 200 special combatants to helicopter into the Ho Chi Minh Trail into Cambodia and Laos because it was illegal to fight war then.
	Would be dropped off in a helicopter.
	He could run like up to four, ten, you know, endlessly.
	These are really mind-control people.
	They would hide behind a tree truck like up to two or three days to await the person there, the officer there, is supposed to shoot, to kill.
	Without going to the toilet, without batting their eyelashes, and in that same frozen pose.
	And then with some sort of timer they had.
	I have no idea.
	The tyrant would put him awake, warning him that the guy's coming down the road.
	They take a shot at him, kill him, and they'll run like hell.
	Now, out of that program of 200, there were only 12 survivors.
	The 30 dozen, how we call them.
	They got back to the United States.
	The Army flew them back.
	They were all at the CIA headquarters together, and the CIA said, we don't know what the hell you're talking about.
	You know, wherever you are, you know, you're lying.
	And check them out.
	And they became sort of a motorcycle game in North Dakota and Western Colorado.
	And I met one of them, you know, so I knew the back story of this.
	He was a Canadian Indian.
	Wow. This is...
	There at Shyamala's facility when he was a kid, when he was young.
	The Dirty Dozen operated in Arizona in the 1960s.
	And had zero known presence in North Dakota or Colorado.
	Those areas were controlled by other gangs.
	Candace is about to go through all the crap that I've been keeping off this show over the last month before jumping back to Shamala.
	But before we go back into that, I just want to say the Dirty Dozen in Arizona got absorbed into the larger Hell's Angels.
	Gangs sometimes merge.
	Yeah.
	Like companies.
	Yeah.
	They merged into the Hells Angels, which increased the Hells Angels' reach into Arizona.
	Yeah.
	There were other gangs that were in North Dakota, Colorado, etc.
	from the 60s on.
	They probably still are.
	They were not this.
	No.
	If some guy told him this...
	He was making it all up to probably try to get a free drink.
	I don't buy any of this.
	I could buy that somebody told him this shit.
	Like I said, it'd be like, man, give me a drink and I'll tell you a story.
	Yeah.
	I've seen that interaction happen.
	Yeah.
	A friend that used to be a bartender and used to work down in Texas.
	Yeah.
	Specifically...
	On that stupid island that's there.
	Oh, no, I do not know anything about Texas.
	It was in that audiobook that we listened to on our way up.
	It was the first place in Texas to fold to the church cult group.
	Yeah, again, I don't remember.
	Ah, damn it.
	Doesn't matter.
	Anyways.
	They worked down there.
	And they were part of the whole motorcycle, cross-country, whatchamacallit they do.
	Well, when they'd come through, they'd be sitting there, and they're in the bar, and all the bikers would file in, you know.
	They'd say their highs, get their drinks.
	And as they start drinking, their stories start to get wilder.
	And they start to go, hey, I served in Nam once.
	You want to hear about what I did in them?
	Give me another beer.
	The bartender's cut me off.
	Yeah.
	That's the kind of shit that starts rolling out of them once they have enough beers in them.
	Yeah.
	You know, like...
	So, here's the next one.
	So, I'll tell you what spooks me about what you're saying.
	First and foremost, the more that I have dug into her genealogy, there are a couple of aspects there that are fitting a little too perfectly with what you're telling me.
	Realizing that her family was involved in the slave trade, that they were involved in Freemasonry, that for whatever reason she's trying to make everyone believe she's every ethnicity but what she is, which we have been able to determine from Kamala's family, who have been very forthcoming and don't support what she's doing.
	Some people in her family have told us, look, we're Syrian Jews.
	I don't know why she's hiding this fact.
	Some of her family members who are Jewish in Canada said the exact same thing.
	We all feel like she's trying to hide the Jewish aspect, which is quite strange.
	The other thing that alarms me about what you're saying, though...
	Is for Shmala to engage in this and to engage in what can only be described as program as human torture, to see if you could basically set a human being to blank, set a human being to zero, and fill them with whatever you wanted to do, turn them into robots.
	And there is an aspect of Kamala that feels as though she herself has been brainwashed.
	Vividly recall her relative who I spoke to saying that far from the depictions of her relationship with her mother that she gives to the public today, her mother was militant, is what he said.
	Her mother was absolutely militant with her children, and she now makes it seem as though she had this flowery childhood.
	So you have this woman who for work is engaging in this psychiatric torture of citizens from around the world.
	And then you hear from her family member that she was militant with her children.
	And then I watch Kamala's behavior today and it seems like she is a blank slate in which she allows every personality to fill.
	Like she can be Jamaican yesterday.
	She can be Hispanic tomorrow.
	She can act like a black preacher as she's just done.
	And that terrifies me in a sense.
	It's almost as though Kamala herself has been brainwashed.
	What do you think about that?
	You gotta understand.
	Our mother had to take care of these patients.
	They're her treasure.
	That's her ride.
	That's her income.
	She was able to buy a house with all that.
	A pretty damn good house in Montreal.
	But her problem is she couldn't take care of her daughters.
	She's so much with the patients.
	So how poor is this guy that he thinks a rented upper floor of a duplex equates to owning a pretty nice house?
	Yeah.
	Because that's what they lived in when they were in Montreal.
	For almost seven years, they lived in a rented upper floor duplex.
	Shamala never owned a home in Canada.
	Yeah.
	She didn't make a whole lot of money doing her job, her career, and most scientists don't make a lot of money in most situations.
	Also, no one except for the idiots Candace spoke to That she's never proved the relationship of.
	No one has ever said that her daughters were treated terribly.
	Also, the name of the island I was thinking of is Galveston.
	Here's the next one.
	At the regimen, though.
	And she did.
	But the techniques said she knew.
	Yeah, and so they were basically empty ultra light.
	Let's say empty ultra light.
	The whole treatment, okay?
	Yeah.
	And that accounts for weird speech patterns or, you know, sort of bizarre eye movements and body movements or jerky stuff.
	That feels great like these M.K. Oprah.
	That's that you and me.
	You know, like that one super soldier I met.
	You know, he would be perfectly normal over a deer and suddenly he'd go into his crazy jerky fits where it could be dangerous.
	he'd kill you.
	You know, so, so, you know, that's, that's, call that thing, you asshole.
	Again, she had a lighter version of it that she taught the whole law, you know, they wouldn't send her, they wouldn't send her to, uh, Syria, you know,
	That actually is true.
	That actually is true about Maya.
	But let's let him continue.
	So they were placed there sort of as controllers.
	And look at Hillary, what happened to her?
	You know, from a sort of a goofy person into a robotic person.
	Right. Same thing.
	The program continued.
	And her sister was a minder.
	You know, she had been through the program.
	And somehow they got Hillary into the program.
	Starry stuff, what they were doing, you know?
	And the scary stuff is, after that program in Montreal and the congressional investigation in the USA by Congress, the whole thing disappeared off the face of the earth.
	We didn't get these glimmers after that, you know?
	We know that big Seattle anti-world trade organization protests by the labor units.
	My ex-wife was a member of the Culinary Workers Union in San Francisco.
	She was up there.
	She said, a bunch of these crazy guys from Canada wearing masks, there were these small, short guys, and then these big, tall guys came throwing rocks at us, throwing rocks at us like crazy guys, and a lot of the tall guys watched.
	And I told her back then, oh, those are some of the ultra patients, and the tall guys are the RCMP, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, keeping an eye on them.
	That's...
	Also, there is no mention anywhere on the web about who his ex-wife is or if he has ever been married.
	Next. It's unbelievable.
	And it's funny that you bring up her sister.
	It was unbelievable.
	So the program cranked on it, but they found, as soon as you were murdering people, probably this Black Lives Matter thing also.
	You had all these weird, very weird people coming in and starting to get out of the way.
	a lot of trouble, you know, violence.
	Oh yeah.
	Where most of the folk as they were served, they're just laid back hippies, you know?
	Yeah. So I think that was another MK operation too.
	Oh. Especially when the rioting was going on, you know, it was four days or
	Oh, there was no question that that was a Fed operation.
	I mean, when I observed it, it had all of the aspects.
	He is.
	He is.
	You look at Portland, Oregon, and you look at Minneapolis, close to the Canadian border.
	Name close to the Canadian border for these operatives to come down.
	Wow, fascinating.
	Yeah, it was just amazing.
	The police just...
	This fucking guy can't possibly imagine the amount of rage that was brought on, not just by the murder of George Floyd, but also by the attempt made by the police to cover it up.
	That action, and that type of action that had been going on for a while, is what set people off.
	But he clearly can't conceive of it.
	Couldn't arrest these people.
	They just couldn't make it happen.
	But then January 6th, they're suddenly able to identify every single person who attended.
	And so you really understood that the government was involved.
	Because when they want to capture people, they certainly do.
	And when they don't, they certainly don't.
	Yeah, I'm pushing back on this too.
	The J6 rioters showed their faces proudly, many of them, and there are many, many cameras in the Capitol.
	Contrast that also with the fact that they were all engaged in criminal shit, and the companies here, such as Target, chose not to press charges or pursue rioters after the Floyd protests died down.
	The difference is that capitalists wisely chose the path of forgiveness for once.
	Yeah.
	But hey, time for more Harris BS.
	I do want to also ask you, by the way, since we're talking about Kamala and her relationships and this kind of open secret, I mean, there really is no other way to say it, but she slept her way to her position of power.
	It was handed power.
	This was not a meritocracy in San Francisco.
	This was whether you were in with the mafia or out with the mafia.
	But you had mentioned your piece that Kamala was previously married, and that is rather explosive.
	You said that she was married to a Canadian Brit.
	Ten years ago, I saw the article.
	If I see common news, I always take note of it.
	I was just reading it on an airplane or something.
	I couldn't steal the magazine.
	He's married to a Canadian Greek guy, happily married and living in Montreal.
	He had some dudes that's in Toronto also.
	Okay. Apparently their house was in Montreal.
	That's all I remember other than, it was just something I read and I just had curiosity about it.
	And I'm really regretting I didn't tear the page out and stuff in my shirt.
	You know, I should have done it.
	sometimes I'm just too honest so it must have been a very quick marriage because then she very quickly thereafter married Doug Emhoff yeah
	what was that struck me and then Emhoff's daughters and wife is still good and friends of Kamala and like I say because of the Jewish he's in film production in financing
	film production but
	He's not a producer.
	Doug Emhoff is not a producer.
	He is an entertainment lawyer.
	Also, Yoishi Clark Shimatsu can't just admit that he was wrong or mistaken.
	He just tries to laugh off the bullshit article he made up.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He goes on this trip, though.
	He doesn't have a list of films anywhere, okay?
	The name's not on any billboard, so the question is, is that just a cover?
	Was that, you know, San Francisco again?
	Was that cover?
	Yes, well, someone did tell me something off record about their relationship.
	If, in fact, she was still married and maybe still married to a Canadian businessman, she's probably a Canadian and a British citizen herself, which would make her ineligible to run for a country.
	No.
	Marrying either way doesn't automatically grant citizenship.
	It is a process just like it is in America.
	It might be easier.
	But it would still be a process that would be open to view.
	Fuck off.
	Yeah, like if I decided tomorrow I wanted to marry somebody from Japan, I couldn't just get a goddamn Japanese citizenship.
	I'd have to go through the visa process.
	Yeah, it'd be easier because I'm married to somebody from Japan, but...
	I'd still have to go through the whole visa process, the testing, all that good shit.
	I mean, even in countries where they actively want people to become part of it, Norway comes to mind.
	In Norway, the whole immigration process is really viewable.
	Anybody can see it.
	Anybody that wants to do that has every opportunity to find out what they're in for if they choose to get Norwegian citizenship.
	Citizenship.
	At any rate, if they want that for themselves, the process is viewable, it's easy to see anyway.
	Now, you can circumvent a lot of the wait time and a lot of the hoops you have to jump through by getting married to a Norwegian citizen.
	Yeah. Particularly if they were born there.
	Like, it really does...
	I mean, it really does...
	I'm sure.
	I haven't listened to it in a long time, but it was called Life in Norway.
	Yeah. And that podcast was done by a British guy who had moved to Norway, and he had experience doing other podcasts.
	But he wanted to ask the question, why is Norway considered the happiest country?
	And so he actually spoke with quite a few people who had been in similar situations to him where they had been living abroad.
	In his case, I think he had been in Britain and he met his wife.
	They dated, they decided to get married and they moved to Norway.
	And his citizenship was getting smoothed out.
	He also spoke with an American that did the same thing.
	And with a French woman who did the same thing.
	She actually has a blog, if I'm remembering right, it's called A Frog in the Fjord.
	And it's about her experiences.
	And honestly, everybody seemed to have a really good experience.
	I had to stop listening to that show because I was like, man, they're really selling Norway hard.
	I don't know where to put it, but I was told that there's a Norwegian market here that's really good.
	That basically anything you can think of that's from Norway, they sell it.
	The reason why it came up was because I was talking to a lady about Lefska.
	Because she bought some Lefska and she was like, this Lefska was stale and I mean this Lefska is not the greatest Lefska, but When I need a snack in my car, it's nice to rip open the bag of Lefska, pull out a piece, and just eat it like a heathen without anything.
	Right.
	So can I get another thing of Lefska that's not stale?
	Yeah, go get the Lefska.
	Yeah.
	The next day, she had given me the fucking receipt, and I mis-fucking-placed it, but it was from that Norwegian place.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	She's like, here you go, and it's got a Norwegian-ass fucking name.
	Yeah, I'm sure it's easy to find.
	Yeah.
	I'm sure it's easy to find.
	I'm sure it is as simple as, like, Googling Twin Cities Norwegian joint, you know, and just getting it, yeah.
	I mean, that is one of the huge benefits of living here.
	Apparently, it's a lot like the Dragon Star in the regards of, like, they even have, like...
	They're going to have what you want.
	They have a Norwegian, like, fucking deli in there that serves Norwegian food.
	Okay.
	Apparently, they also do Swedish stuff as well.
	Yeah.
	Like, they make the best Swedish meatball mix.
	I mean, they're neighbors.
	Yeah.
	The countries share a border.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that is cool to know.
	I'm glad you brought that up.
	We'll have to look it up.
	Yeah, so, here's the next one.
	You know, it's funny that you say, because realizing how effective the MKUltra program has been in creating various mass psychoses, and truly you can see how the media is able to just say something, and therefore it is true, and people get into line,
	and it modifies everyone's behavior to have a woman who never, ever made a claim that she was black all throughout her career, you know, and said she wasn't Indian, and then suddenly she doesn't even win.
	They just assert that this is the woman who's going to be.
	The front-runner for the Democratic Party, and within two weeks, they're suddenly doing interviews, and she's talking about, speaking about her Black upbringing, and drops a book to that effect, and to see the public just, or at least too large a portion of the public, readily accept that.
	It's terrifying.
	There's an element of it that is terrifying, that people do not ordain to think for themselves or to question that narrative.
	It really shows you, really, the success of Sigmund Freud and perhaps why they do celebrate him in the textbooks is because he, for the elites, represents their ability to recognize that it is possible.
	It is possible to easily persuade the masses with enough insistence about virtually anything.
	And if we're being convinced about Kamala Harris, In case anyone forgot, Kamala was voted in by most of the Democrat delegates,
	like a high 90%, with the promise that it would happen as soon as Biden had put it out there and she accepted it.
	But also, we heard earlier in this episode...
	Harmy Dillon talked about how Kamala ran as a black woman in her previous races, ran as both black and Indian, which she is.
	This continued assertion is ludicrous, and it's all because the Orange Emperor said it, and Candace and the other bootlickers take it as fact, in spite of a mountain of evidence to the contrary.
	But, let's hear some new bullshit about our beloved governor.
	John.
	And the other weird coincidence is that her running mate, who is like an unlikely running mate, you know, Tim Walls, he's been around Minnesota, right there on the Canadian border.
	And he was involved in counterfeit smuggling of train loads of money from China.
	He's been in China 30 times.
	And oddly, I never saw him there.
	I was in East Asia for 25 years, often went to Beijing, different towns in China, went to Beijing, all over the place.
	And never, I would have seen him sometime there, never saw him, you know?
	And I did a recent story, just issued, I said recently, about counterfeit, how the counterfeit dollar business...
	went from Britain, Britain shut it down, to the EU business, all the other Western.
	The EU currency, they created common currency basically to stop the counterfeiting out of Britain
	I talked to a top artist there, Rembrandt.
	He's a direct descendant of the Rembrandt regime, the world's greatest painter.
	Interesting fella.
	And after my call, they threw him in jail.
	But he told me all about the counterfeit trails from the Netherlands, mafia.
	He said, we have the world's best engravers.
	The British have the best inks and paper.
	We have the best engravers, you know, from that Renaissance era.
	And then the money goes from the Netherlands to Indonesia, Jakarta.
	And I went there, and they said, yeah, it's the...
	The lyrical military government purchased all these Boeing airliners from this very corrupt representative who used to be the U.S. ambassador to Thailand, pedophile, basically.
	And from there, the airliners take it to points in Asia, where it then crosses over to the U.S.A.
	But U.S. is pretty tough on counterfeit.
	They get detected, so it goes to Canada, they told me this.
	This is in Indonesia.
	So this is all part of Waltz's thing.
	And he's another bizarre figure, too.
	His father was a psycho, you know, because he was in the Korean War.
	He had all these nightmares, beat his kid, beat his wife.
	So Tim was traumatized and found his shelter, his home.
	It's like ultra-parentage.
	He felt that the Chinese Communist Party...
	He's my dad.
	He's my mother.
	You know, this is how he thought.
	And so he's been a long-term agent.
	And 25 years, I never saw him at any of the hangouts or anything like that, on the train or plane or anything.
	And so I said, that's really, really odd.
	He must be at one of the party camps.
	He must be.
	So that's the counterfeit, the whole counterfeit.
	I'm very worried because I live down near the Mexican border.
	And I've had money seized here.
	Everyone here along the border has a lot.
	Usually $20 bills in 50s.
	They don't even take the ones.
	But the 20s and 50s, everyone has had money compensated.
	There's so much counterfeit down here.
	And this is from the Tim Walz Chinese network, you know, undermining the U.S. government.
	This is unbelievable.
	Also, I just looked up, you know, what was the...
	Population of Beijing.
	I wanted to just get 1990, just because I figure that's probably 1990.
	The present is when he was there.
	I couldn't get 1990 exactly, but I got 1996, which was 10.77 million people.
	I think it's pretty...
	Free, easy to assume that in a sea of 10.77 million people, you're not going to notice one fucking dude.
	Especially if he wasn't there.
	Especially on top of it...
	I do not buy for an instant that this anti-communist guy was traveling to China to do any kind of work.
	Yeah.
	He's the kind of guy...
	That would be like, I'm going to get off the plane and they're going to disappear me.
	I'm going to be in a labor camp for a long time.
	Because of the kinds of shit he says and openly writes about and everything, I don't buy for an instant that he was ever, ever in China.
	I thought about that too.
	I was like, bro, how small do you think Beijing or Shanghai or any other city Many of which I don't know the names of.
	I'm being honest.
	I know the name of, like, three Chinese cities.
	Yeah.
	And I know there's way more than that.
	Mm-hmm.
	You know, I know Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong.
	Yeah.
	And Hong Kong, I know, was underwritten until, you know, like, 99 or whatever the fuck.
	Yeah.
	There was a whole Rush Hour movie about it.
	Like, Hong Kong was not, you know, whatever.
	But, yeah.
	And it just...
	When he mentioned Beijing and not seeing him there, I was just like, hang on, I gotta...
	What the fuck?
	That was so ludicrous.
	I didn't bother to look it up.
	God, of all the times that I've been in St. Louis Park, and I have seen residents of St. Louis Park, and I only know their residents, because you walk past the apartment building and they come out, the amount of times that I have seen somebody go into a building,
	And walk to that street every day for five days in a row when I'm working.
	Walk down that street and just go, man, I wonder where so-and-so is.
	Normally they're home about now.
	And never see them fucking again.
	Yeah.
	Because I see them go into their apartment once and I might maybe see them leave.
	Yeah.
	I could have never even noticed half the people that live there.
	Yeah.
	When I worked at the fucking, the fresh time there, you know, it was fucking terrible.
	Well, you know, like...
	You know, you have a hundred people walk through and you don't remember a single face.
	I work for Shift, as I've said before.
	Yeah.
	And with Shift, we have this thing called preferred members.
	You know, people, I do a really good job for someone, they like it a lot, they rate me five stars.
	And then they get the chance to offer to make me their preferred shopper.
	Now, I can say no, and I can cancel that relationship anytime I damn well please.
	We have a lot of autonomy in my job.
	But, even with that, there are some people that I serve damn near every day, and I am grateful for them.
	There are others that I might serve once a week, once every two weeks, I'm grateful for them.
	There are some of these people...
	Every now and then I'll do an audit of my preferred members and I'll just kind of get rid of the chaff.
	I'll make notes on people that suck and drop them and move on.
	Well, some of these people tipped amazingly well and I was glad to have them as a preferred member.
	I haven't seen some of these people in six months or more.
	We had a great time, obviously.
	I haven't seen them again.
	If they place an order, I may or may not get it based on the fact that I served them like one time.
	But, you know, yeah, like cities are huge.
	In this area, in the Twin Cities Metro, and we talked about this when we moved here, but the Twin Cities Metro, there's like four and a half million people spread across not just the two cities, but all the outlying towns that are considered part of the metro.
	So, you know, for him to be like, oh, I never saw Tim Walz.
	Motherfucker, what are the chances you were even in country at the same time?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, like, come on.
	Come off of this shit.
	We've got one more clip here.
	Alright.
	Wait, like, last clip of the night?
	Yeah.
	Oh, shit.
	But yeah, I do want you all to keep in mind, Candace hasn't pushed back even once on this guy.
	No.
	And she's had clear opportunity to do so, such as when asking him at the top, yeah, when did Jeff Adaki die?
	She could have used that.
	As the truth-telling moment.
	She could have been like, well, you know, she could have even done it nicely.
	Yeah.
	Such as, oh, the late 90s?
	Well, it says here that he died in 2019.
	You know, she could have led the conversation a little bit.
	Yeah.
	She chose not to do basic-ass pushback.
	Basic-ass journalism.
	That she claims to...
	An expert at.
	An expert hunter.
	I've got to say on that, if she had done that and she'd gone, well, it's here on this Wikipedia article about him, I would have gotten a laugh out of it.
	Even a little bit of respect like that.
	Here's the last clip.
	Incredible.
	Yeah, that is really incredible.
	Like I said, fascinating because it's almost the only thing that makes sense when you speak about Kamala Harris and all of these odd aspects of her behavior, of the things that she seems to be hiding about her family lineage.
	I mean, how much of a psychopath do you have to be to know that you descend from the very people who enslaved black Americans, enslaved black Africans, pardon me, in Jamaica?
	And by the way, brutal.
	Hamilton Brown was absolutely brutal, really fought for the right to whip them and to be able to abuse them.
	into every layer of government.
	Then her family was involved in oil, standard oil down in Cuba.
	And these are all the things that once you start looking, you see it's apparent, but to think that this woman can get up there and lie and feel nothing, you know, as she then just takes on the character of somebody who is a descendant of slavery should alarm
	everyone. It should alarm every single person to know that she lies and feels nothing.
	Really, to me, only a person who has been through some level of brainwashing.
	See, this is impossible because you've got to understand the relationship to Near Eastern Jews.
	The Sassoon family.
	What the fuck?
	Mm-hmm. Yeah.
	And the Trump trade in China, turned China into the sick man of Asia.
	Nearly every Chinese was addicted.
	Remember that?
	Late 19th century.
	And so you have that Near Eastern Jewish element combined with the Chinese financing of her campaign.
	Okay?
	And Shanghai, right, you know, I'm very familiar with Shanghai.
	And unfortunately, I have many very good media friends in China.
	One of them died recently.
	You know, the Shanghai Party Committee, the most powerful group in China, they're not sort of Chinese.
	They're descendants of Chinese Jews, you know, of the opium, of Sassoon's opium business.
	Okay?
	So if you've got to understand that Chinese abilities Jewish permission to control the world's money and also to control the world's banks, that's how you control the money, that's...
	There's no people behind it.
	Wow.
	Well, I can tell you that this conversation...
	This is not some small crime network.
	This is about global power.
	And what they're running now is that the United States is a sick man of the Americas.
	Yeah, we are.
	To hell.
	Just what they did to China to break Chinese power.
	It was a powerful empire.
	They were wealthy.
	That is my...
	The Sassuns did not introduce opium to China.
	But, they did capitalize on it, and they provided a smooth trade path for the drug.
	They weren't trying to do anything but make money.
	Conquest wasn't really part of the plan.
	It's like the Sacklers and OxyContin.
	They didn't want to rule anything, they just wanted money, and that alone is evil enough.
	Candace goes on to sign off on the interview, and I'm done.
	It's time to drink something that I hope is good because Matthew won't stop talking about it.
	Gonna give it a shot.
	It's my favorite fucking thing.
	Which is funny because when I tried to talk to the manager at the store that I usually get it at and I was like, hey, y 'all haven't gotten this in a while.
	Is there a reason why?
	They were like, well, do you remember the name of it?
	And I was like, no.
	I just know it as sarsaparilla.
	Yeah.
	It's...
	Okay.
	Handed it to me.
	Yeah.
	It is Sioux City Sarsaparilla.
	Okay, Sioux City.
	Made with cane sugar.
	It claims to be the granddaddy of all root beers.
	It's caffeine-free, according to the label.
	It's made by White Rock...
	I'm sorry, it's distributed by White Rock Products Corporation in Whitestone, New York.
	The ingredients are carbonated water.
	Pure cane sugar, caramel color, citric acid, sodium benzoate as a preservative, natural and artificial flavor.
	It comes in a 12-ounce bottle, and if you were to chug it all down, you would be getting in 170 calories, which is more than a Coca-Cola, but slightly less than Sunday Purple that we had last time.
	Yeah.
	You open it.
	Yeah.
	There we go.
	There we go.
	Alright.
	All right, pour the first one.
	Okay.
	The smells are really good.
	It smells like a root beer.
	It smells like a strong root beer.
	Oh, yeah.
	Tell you what, it's a great pick-me-up.
	Yeah.
	Sometimes.
	I mean, it's...
	The top two ingredients are water and cane sugar.
	Yeah.
	But surprisingly, I don't have a sugar crash on it.
	Oh yeah, because it's pure cane sugar.
	It's not corn syrup or whatever.
	Yeah.
	Now, if you mix this with one of them CBD sugar cubes that we sell.
	Yeah, you mentioned that the last time.
	It's a trick and a half.
	Yeah.
	Well, let's give it a shot.
	All right.
	First time drinking it out of glass.
	That's a little weird.
	Normally I drink it straight from the bottle.
	That's really good.
	Yeah.
	That's really good.
	See why you like it.
	That's why I buy a six pack every time.
	And I got really upset for like a month there when they didn't have it.
	And it is thick too.
	Like I'm watching it go back down the side of the glass.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You can tell this is like syrup.
	Mm-hmm.
	It's really good, though.
	I'm not going to knock it at all.
	It's going to give me the sugar boost I need to get through the editing and uploading portion.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Like I said, I found this great.
	That is quite good.
	I understand now.
	Yeah.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	It's quite a good drink.
	Excuse me.
	Goodness.
	I got the sarsaparillips.
	No.
	I'm not going to try the portmanteau of that.
	No.
	Okay, well you have heard parts mostly of one, a little bit of another, of two shitty interviews, and Candace digging a grave over several years with Australia.
	Yeah.
	Do you have any thoughts?
	Well, firstly, Just as a common thing, we shouldn't invade Australia.
	And also, no offense to you Australians, I love you guys, and I have a couple friends over there, but who the fuck wants Australia?
	Aside from the Australians, of course.
	It's kind of like whenever I make the joke with my Alaskan buddy and one of our Canadian buddies, it's like, hey, you live in Canada, right?
	Yeah, y 'all want Alaska?
	We really don't fucking want it anymore.
	And he's like, no, we don't want fucking Alaska.
	That's more of a barren ice desert than it is here.
	Why would we want that?
	Y 'all want to give up Hawaii to us?
	Like, we're sitting there and there's that.
	But, you know, again, no offense to Australia.
	Fucking love Muriel's wedding.
	But then, following that to Judge Joe Brown.
	I looked it up.
	Officially speaking, Uncle Ruckus is not meant to be an imitation of him, but rather in a conglomeration, basically just a conglomeration of all of the self-hating African Americans.
	Well, you showed me that little bit of the article.
	Yeah.
	Was it his friend?
	Or was that Uncle Ruckus that they were showing in the photo there?
	Was it the one that was Samuel L. Jackson?
	Yeah.
	That was a friend of his, right?
	No.
	Well, kind of.
	That was one of the white dudes.
	There's two white guys that act like they're...
	Ghetto gangsters.
	What it said was that guy was based on Donald Rumsfeld.
	Yeah.
	Which I was like, okay.
	I think I understand what they were going for there.
	I've never seen anything from the Boondocks that didn't make me want to watch it.
	I just do not have the time.
	I gave it a watch there because we had I think And Max.
	Yeah, it was Max.
	No, we still have Max.
	Yeah, we still have Max.
	I just need to reinstall that.
	We still have HBO Max.
	It is weird as shit watching the show, though, on HBO Max, because sitting there watching it, you're like, okay, watch an episode three of season whatever, and then all of a sudden, like...
	The end just cuts off and it starts episode 5. Right.
	And episode 5 feels out of place when you start watching episode 6 and you're like, okay, episode 4 and episode 6 match up with each other, but what the fuck was number 5?
	Yeah.
	But, you know, that one's a good one.
	They also make P. Diddy and R. Kelly jokes in that one that have come to light to be kind of...
	They aged well.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The one joke is the grandfather that takes care of the kids.
	He goes to P. Diddy's mansion to be some sort of sexy sports model.
	And he's like, I need a frumpy old man.
	And he shows up.
	And P. Diddy's just looking at him and he's like, there's just something missing from this.
	I don't understand what I'm missing.
	Oh boy!
	And the dude walks out with this utility belt full of oils and soaps.
	And he just goes, what would you like?
	I got pineapple citrus, lemon rose.
	And the grandfather just goes, I don't know, lemon rose, I guess?
	Alright, that's a good choice.
	I like that one too.
	And he squirts it in his hand and just rubs them down.
	Gets them all oiled up.
	And it's just like, oh my gosh.
	This aged way too well.
	And then, going into that last dude, he reminds me of every single fucker that I've had the misfortune of talking to working priorly at Wendy's, a deli,
	and a fucking lottery counter.
	Yeah.
	I feel like if I worked at a goddamn gas station, I would have gotten the holy quod there.
	The kind of guy he's based on.
	Hated the guy he was based on.
	Wait.
	Donald Rumsfeld.
	The kind of guy he's based on would have punched Rumsfeld anywhere.
	Anywhere, anytime.
	They would have run him down to just punch him.
	Very anti-Donald Rumsfeld.
	I understand.
	Behind the Bastards did like three episodes on him.
	Alright.
	I think we can cut it off here.
	We've been looking at the election results here and there over the course of the night.
	What are we at right now?
	I want to hear it before we sign off.
	Let me give my page a refresh.
	Right now, granted not all the votes have been counted.
	We'll have proper results tomorrow.
	As of right now, though, Harris is sitting at 210.
	Trump is sitting at 230.
	Trump has been frozen at 2.30 for the past two hours, though.
	Okay.
	And Harris has been climbing up.
	Basically, as the one Discord server had put it, what was happening there was the typical, as they put it anyway, to quote them, the typical Republican red smear, which is the,
	hey, look at all of these votes that we're getting in all rapidly, and whoa, look at that, we're going to win.
	And then when the count is officially done tomorrow and we have every state's 100% counted for, most of their states are going to shift to purple.
	Yeah.
	Because it's the, if we can get to 270, maybe we can convince them that we've won this time.
	Yeah, it's...
	And every lawyer in every state goes, no, guys.
	They treat it like it's the snitch from Harry Potter.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and it's not.
	Yeah.
	So, as the East Coast has popped up, which, um, go Hawaii, by the way.
	Okay.
	Apparently, they voted for Harris.
	And I'm very glad for Minnesota, because, um, Minnesota, while it still isn't determined as winning for, like, the past three hours, I've been looking at it and going, oh, God, why are you turning a shade of red there?
	Right.
	But it turned purplish-blue recently.
	Within the past hour or so.
	Well, that's cool.
	Here's your phone.
	St. Paul and...
	It was funny.
	St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Duluth all started as blue.
	St. Paul and Minneapolis are still blue.
	Well, we kind of guessed that.
	Yeah.
	I mean, just look at the community around here.
	Right.
	Alright.
	We're going to cut it off.
	Have a great day, everybody, and hopefully we don't.
	Hopefully next time you hear us in a couple weeks, we are not reporting from the back end of a Nazi hellhole.
	Yeah.
	Alright.
	Bye!

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