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April 25, 2023 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas
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Everybody Loves Ray Man! | Reality Rants With Jason Bermas
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We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
We think too much and feel too little.
More than machinery, we need humanity.
We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, as if that's the way it's supposed to be.
We know things are bad, worse than bad.
They're crazy. Silence!
The great and powerful Oz knows why you have come.
You've got to say, I'm a human being!
Goddammit! My life has value!
You haven't met all the Primal Forces operators!
Don't give yourselves to brutes, men who despise you, enslave you, who regiment your lives, tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel, who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder!
Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men.
Machine men with machine minds and machine hearts.
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Yeah, thank you. You're beautiful.
I love you. Yes.
You're beautiful.
Thank you. Ha-ha.
Shh.
It's...
Showtime!
And now, reality hit with Jason Hermes.
And who loves you?
And who do you love?
Well, I can tell you one thing.
The media absolutely adores Ray Epps for some reason.
And... Look, normally the news of the day isn't something that I gravitate towards as the main part of my show, but it's a two-hour show, number one.
And number two, this is important on a lot of levels.
Number one, it shows the media that is completely discredited.
60 minutes in particular.
I'm going to show you one short clip before we even play the full Ray Epps 60 minutes bit.
And look, they released three minutes of it on YouTube.
It's like a 10 plus minute fluff piece on this guy.
It's not even a fluff piece.
I want to be very clear before we get going.
I have zero, zero new information that would either confirm Ray Epps to have worked with any type of law enforcement agency.
Zero. None.
And I'm not going to make any accusations that he was clearly a Fed or a federal asset or any of those things.
Not going to say that.
I'm not going to entrap myself.
Because we're in the post-truth world and people have to understand that it's not just the FBI. It's not just the NSA. It's not just an asset or an informant.
There are so many things going on that through legalese and language, really, and You can create your own reality.
So you have to be extremely careful.
And then the other thing is, January 6th has been referred to again and again and again and again as a national security incident.
And once a national security incident happens, all bets are off, everything is off the table, and they're allowed to lie to you.
They have created loopholes to lie to you.
And everybody else.
And they've made it quote-unquote legal.
Legal. Through years and years and years of bureaucracy and the expansion of that bureaucracy and quite frankly the general populace not having a spine and not standing up to atrocities that were in our face via 9-11 really.
Every time I think about 60 Minutes and all these other ones, you know, they've lied so much about that incident.
They should never be trusted ever again.
Ever, ever, ever again.
They have no credibility.
They haven't since then.
Period. And then again, the nightmare we all lived through the last several years speaks for itself.
I still can't speak about it in any sort of detail here.
We have to go to another platform to do so.
So, before Epps, we'll play a clip of Leslie Stahl and Donnie T. When Donnie T is the president and he's running against Biden and she just goes, she just straight up Looks him in the face.
Tells him there is no scandal with Joe Biden and his son and that laptop.
It's a non-scandal.
Not number one. That right there obviously has been discredited.
But every time you hear about it, it's, oh, there's a far right in conservative media.
No. No.
Look. I could care less about Hunter Biden and his wangdangle if that didn't compromise him, number one, okay, that he wasn't involved in all sorts of crooked dealings with his father, pay-to-play, gangster style.
And then there are allegations that go far beyond that, that are very tough to corroborate, that may or may not May or may not involve people underage.
Period. All that stuff does concern me.
That is a scandal. It would be a scandal anywhere.
I mean, just number one, let's take surface level.
Surface level of he's not in a scandal.
If your son had you in their phone as pedo-peter...
If that was a thing, you failed as a father.
No matter what's on the surface level, you failed as a father.
And it just brings up numerous questions that would also involve what?
The Ashley Biden diary that apparently is also a non-scandal.
But the coup de grace of that clip, again, hate Trump, love Trump, it doesn't matter.
We have to go into a place called reality and what was going on.
His campaign was obviously spied on from the beginning.
From the outset.
100%. It's not debatable.
And he says that to her.
And she goes, no.
I have to stop you.
She has to stop him.
That's the kind of journalism that 60 Minutes is.
Literally told a sitting president.
Love him or hate him.
There was no scandal with his opponent.
With just...
With glee, really.
And then told him again that the national security apparatus didn't spy on this campaign.
But again, I'm misinformation.
I'm disinformation. I'm the bad guy.
I'm the bad guy.
So look...
Before we get to the Epps piece and 60 minutes before that, and I've got a slew of other clips on a few other topics that I do want to talk about.
I want to do some housekeeping. When I make a mistake, I admit the mistake.
So, you know, we were talking about RFK quite extensively.
It might have been in the first hour, second hour.
I talked about his throat. I had said I thought that it was cancer.
I wasn't sure about it.
No, it's not. It's some other type of disorder.
We want to get that out of the way.
Hate getting things wrong.
Period. But when we do, we admit we're human beings.
We make mistakes. If I was going to be 100% right all the time, I wouldn't be a human.
That's not a real thing. I'd kind of be the anti-AI because AI doesn't exist and it's just programmed to control you at this point and it always will be.
Someone will always control the AI. That's also one of those things they're not telling you.
And then I just kind of want to talk about legitimate criticisms and then just outright trolling and what that means.
And really, later on, I want to talk about big grifts too.
But we'll get into that when we get into the psychic arena.
That might even be an hour or two.
But grifting comes up a lot.
And what do I think a grifter is on any level?
When I think grifter...
I think somebody that is knowingly telling you information they don't believe for a certain outcome.
Usually to enrich themselves.
And there are plenty of them in every single arena of life.
Every one. Make no mistake about it.
It's just, unfortunately, the world we live in, right?
I wish things were different.
They're not. They're not.
That's just the way it is. So look, you've got to take information from all angles, right?
All angles. And as far as, like, criticisms I don't think are legitimate.
One, you know, I saw somebody in my comments section about, I think it was the Woody Harrelson video, the last video we did over at Red Voice.
And they talked about trans-propaganda.
I'm putting out trans-propaganda in the first couple of minutes.
Look, we're going to get into it later.
We're going to talk about ectolife.
We're going to talk about a world of artificial babies and the upside-down world of unzipped genes.
And whether somebody likes it or not, this whole trans-movement is one of transhumanism, ultimately.
It is disassociating you from your biological reality so you can infinitely identify as whatever you like.
And you can say that's a far right idea, but I ain't far right.
And I don't know that Martine Rothblatt's far right.
And I don't know that the people that are advocating this, which are on a...
I mean, massive level at this point.
You see it everywhere in our culture.
We've been slowly groomed.
I know you guys hate that word.
But we've been groomed to accept it.
It goes beyond children, just so everybody knows.
As a society, we have been groomed to accept digital slavery on a multitude of levels.
And ultimately, they want us to accept this transhumanist future.
That's real. So that person's criticism, you know, are they a troll?
Do they not get it?
Are they just completely triggered by the idea that Basically, this movement isn't one of liberation and civil rights.
I don't know. But there's a little housekeeping on that.
And then I want to just quite frankly talk about how a lot of people don't know this, but I am attacked on so many levels.
Obviously, the mainstream media doesn't love my stuff, right?
Don't get me wrong.
I feel a lot of love. I did an interview this weekend with a couple of guys that are doing a...
A video documentary on Zorro Ranch.
And you know, I ultimately forgot.
I was actually going to play that video.
We still might do that if we have time, but maybe we'll save it for tomorrow.
Where... I played the Menudo video from years ago.
And with Zorro Ranch and Epstein and the fact that it was never investigated, there was one story in particular I forgot about talking with them.
That was the biggest thing. And I talked about a ton of stuff with these guys.
But it was the connection of Courtney Love and Epstein and the allegations that Courtney Love's father had made about what they did to the vast majority of the girls that were involved in those rings.
And it's not good. And that video is still up.
Perhaps we'll play it, but I think again it shows how ahead of the curve we are.
And I think on a lot of levels we're attacked because of that.
Like I have people that attack me just to try to get attention because they don't get a lot of attention.
And quite frankly, I would imagine that their home lives are awful.
Like their apps, their actual, like this, don't get me wrong.
This is very much a part of my life.
I got a lot more going on.
Every day. Every day.
You know, they don't have real family interactions.
They don't have friends.
Those things, social life is important, guys.
Human interaction is so important.
So they delve into these worlds.
And then... You have people that are either like completely delusional, but then they always end up in court with people.
See, that's always something that's like, ooh.
Anytime I see somebody in court with somebody all the time, I back up.
I don't need to say their name.
I ignore them. I put them on mute.
I don't care. And then one final thing before we get to the ebbs video.
And the Trump video and 60 Minutes and how terrible they are.
You know, I've seen the criticism now.
Oh, you're a sellout.
You bought the blue checkmark.
Still don't have it, by the way. And again, I only bought that the day they cut me off from video streaming, thinking that that would solve the issue.
And they act like, oh, you didn't get confirmation.
First of all, I haven't been verified.
I paid for a full year.
We're working on almost two weeks.
I guess we'll wait up to two months before we really complain and maybe file something with the Better Business Bureau.
But just so everybody understands, out of my own pocket, I paid a stream on Podbean.
I paid a stream on Rumble, and now I'm paying, basically, for that checkmark so I can stream and put longer videos out on Twitter because I want to get this information out.
And people can say, oh, you're using their systems.
I have to use their systems.
They're the biggest systems out there.
A hammer is a hammer, man.
Do you get it? Like, it's already an on-level playing field.
What am I supposed to do? Bend the knee and give up?
No! I'm going to double down.
I'm going to play the game to a point where hopefully I can disrupt the system.
It's about reaching the people that are scrolling through cat videos as much as it's reaching the audience that might become active.
You never know who you're reaching.
And finally, another reason we're focusing on EPS today is because a lot of people are going to get convicted in January 6th this week.
Maybe next week.
But... I just want people to be prepared.
The narrative is pushed here on 60 Minutes that the Oath Keepers and the Proud Boys, right?
They planned an insurrection.
They've got the evidence.
They don't present any of the evidence.
That's nonsense.
But these people are in D.C. courts with the full weight of the government up against them And I think that the only way that these people are not going to serve the maximum sentences is after they get convicted.
And I hope I'm wrong.
I hope it's a shocker.
I hope that some of these guys actually get let off.
But look what they did to those people in Michigan.
It's almost like double jeopardy.
Some of them got off and then all of a sudden they didn't.
It's all optics. So, in my opinion, I think that if they're able to get an appeal...
And then a change of venue some years down the line.
Eventually, they may have them overturned.
I mean, you look at Chanceley, and really just because Tucker put that video out, make no mistake, that's what did it.
Once Tucker put that video out, all of a sudden he's in a halfway house.
Supposed to serve several more years in prison.
And they wanted to make examples of these people.
Okay? So let's start.
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So, I want to play the clip.
And this is Donnie T and Leslie Stoll.
I want to remind everybody what liars these people are.
Because... They're proven and proud liars.
Make no mistake about it.
They love lying.
And look at the glee at which Leslie Stahl just lies in Trump's face.
You know what? You like this, I thought.
I thought you liked Spahn. I don't mind it. I don't mind it.
But when I watch him walk out of his store and he's walking with ice cream.
And the question the media asks him, what kind of ice cream, what flavor ice cream do you have?
And she laughs about it! Yes, we do that.
Yeah, no, no, we do that.
Yes, yes, yes. We like his ice cream, Donnie.
And he's in the midst of a scandal.
He's not. Look, she's so happy.
She just laughed in his face about the ice cream thing.
And now she's going to tell him he's not in a scandal.
There is no Hunter Biden laptop.
He's not.
We like his ice cream.
Of course he is, Leslie.
Come on. Of course he is.
It's the second biggest scandal.
The biggest scandal was when they spied on my campaign.
They spied on my campaign, Leslie.
There's no real evidence.
There's no real evidence.
We decide what's real.
We're the authoritative source.
Look at this. Has there ever been a retraction or an apology for any of this?
But I'm supposed to hail to St.
Epps after a 10-minute fluff and nutter piece.
My goodness. Of course there is.
It's all over the place. Leslie, they spied on my campaign and they got caught.
Can I say something? You know, this is 60 Minutes, and we can't put on things we can't verify.
You won't put it on because it's bad for Biden.
We can't put on things we can't verify.
Leslie, they spied on my campaign.
Well, we can't verify that.
It's been totally verified. No.
It's been, just go down and get the papers.
They spied on my campaign.
They got caught. No.
She's now said no to him.
No. No.
No. Three times she's told him no.
That this did not happen.
It's in his imagination.
He's the President of the United States.
No. We gotta bring it back.
We gotta bring it back to the first, I'm sorry, we have to watch it again.
The first no. So when you see anything on 60 Minutes, anything, they have no journalistic integrity whatsoever.
Period. My campaign.
They spied on my campaign, Leslie.
There's no real evidence of that.
Of course there is. It's all over the place.
Leslie, they spied on my campaign and they got caught.
Can I say something? You know, this is 60 Minutes.
She's like lecturing him like she's his mommy.
Sir, this is 60 Minutes.
It's scolding him like a child while she just outright goes no and lies to his face.
And we can't put on things we can't verify.
No, you won't put it on because it's bad for Biden.
We can't put on things we can't verify.
Leslie, they spy to my campaign.
Well, we can't verify that.
It's been totally verified. No.
It's been, just go down and get the papers.
They spy to my campaign.
They got caught. No.
And then they went much further than that, and they got caught.
And you will see that, Leslie.
And you know that, but you just don't want to put it on the air.
No. As a matter of fact, I don't know that.
Okay. No.
No. As a matter of fact, I don't know that.
No. No.
So, when these people come out and they start talking Ray Epps to me in any way, shape, or form.
And by the way, they play with the insurrection and they show the evidence to Ray.
There's one point, guys, I literally laughed out Extremely hard.
I mean, I lost it. I had to pause it when I first watched this clip this morning.
Because, look, I'd seen the three-minute clip they put out.
I wasn't going to watch 60 Minutes last night.
I tried to get to bed early.
I think I tried to go to bed at like 10 p.m.
my time, and I just tossed and turned all night long.
I got some sleep, but it kind of sucked.
It wasn't the kind of sleep that I would enjoy.
Because I think about this stuff.
I think how absurd...
No. No.
No. And there's just a moment in that new 60 Minutes piece that is just...
It's really... It's over the top.
But again, we're in the post-truth world, everybody.
Make no mistake.
That is where we are.
So... Let's see.
I want to make sure we're nice and cued up.
Right to the intro of how lovely they play it.
Because some of the misnomers...
Right out of the gates. And how they're preparing you for this narrative are outright lies and deceptions on their own.
On their own.
So let's do it.
This is 60 Minutes Loves Ray Epps.
Because everybody loves Ray, man.
For millions of consumers of conservative news, Ray Epps is a notorious villain, a provocateur responsible for turning peaceful protests on January 6th into a violent assault on the US Capitol.
So let's just stop with the millions of conservatives.
Again, I'm in reality, okay?
There's not millions of conservatives that believe this.
There are tens of millions.
Tens of millions easily.
And there's also people like myself that aren't conservatives that don't believe what happened on January 6th was an insurrection and do believe that Ray Epps should be investigated and there was no meaningful investigation and the circumstances that they're about to lay out right here, right now, are extremely suspect.
And the thing is, the guy sternly looks at him just like Leslie would, but he's the father figure now.
Right? He's the father figure and he's like, you know how this looks.
I have a baritone voice.
You know how this looks.
The irony is that Epps was a passionate supporter of President Trump, who went to Washington to protest the 2020 election.
But his often contradictory behavior that day spawned a full-fledged conspiracy theory.
His often contradictory behavior that day spawned a conspiracy theory.
I don't know there was a lot of contradictory behavior.
Like, what planet are we on?
It's pretty obvious to me the guy was amongst the people and openly called to go into the Capitol, even if it was peacefully.
And I'm sorry, you watched that first video where everybody's chanting, fed, fed, fed, fed.
The first thing he does is he goes, pops those lips.
Can't believe it. That didn't go as well as planned.
I don't like that.
I don't like that. Just again, just that's an observation.
I'm going to reiterate from the beginning of the video.
I have no evidence he worked with or for any agency.
But again, 60 Minutes is doing a little fluffy piece on him.
Casting him as a government agent who incited an insurrection.
Today Epps is in hiding after death threats forced him to sell his home.
So who is Ray Epps?
Tonight, you'll hear from the government and the man himself.
And again, the government. I love the government.
You should love the government.
I trust the government.
You should trust the government.
Government never lie.
Never ever! Uh-uh.
And by the way, the Federal Bureau of Investigation put their stamp on it.
And I forget how it's phrased, but they say that he was neither an informant, they don't use the term asset, agent, or something else.
He's never an agent or, I think, some kind of a source or something like that.
Okay, so the FBI, according to 60 Minutes, we reached out to the FBI and they assured us Ray Epps is clean.
As soon as President Trump is finished speaking, we are going to the Capitol.
It's that direction. At six foot four in his desert camouflage bright red Trump hat and military style backpack, Ray Epps stood out from the crowd on January 6th.
See, and here's the other thing.
I mean, they want you to believe this is some kind of a militarized insurrection.
Then why would a guy like that stand out?
There was no militarized insurrection.
There were people that were cosplaying in outfits like that one.
And Epps is an ex-Marine, which they tell you several times here.
He is an ex-Marine!
That's him running toward the U.S. Capitol alongside the vanguard of rioters who first attacked and overran police.
Now, from what I'm seeing right up there, am I crazier?
Is there already CS gas going on there?
So then that wouldn't be total frontline, but I'm not sure.
Don't quote me. I know that that's the first thing as I started approaching it and there was a bunch of people up there that I smelled was the gas, by the way.
Think when you see this now.
It brings back some bad memories.
And the way Ray talks about it being like, oh, just seeing the...
I think I laughed out loud when he talked about seeing the Capitol under attack.
Seeing the Capitol under attack.
That's the Capitol under attack?
Have you seen what capitals of other countries look like under attack?
Don't look like that. I promise.
It's hard to see our Capitol under attack.
It's been more than two years since the storming of the Capitol.
The storming of the Capitol.
Ray and his wife, Robin, told us they relive January 6th every day of their lives.
Some people have said, well, just let it go and let it die down.
It doesn't. What they don't understand is it doesn't.
What? I mean, what did you expect?
I mean, seriously, what did you expect?
I mean, now you've got to just believe he's a dumb Lomics.
Acted on his own.
And look, the Tuckins alone, the Tuckins alone reaches tens of millions of people.
Just a fact.
What exactly was the role of Ray Epps in the chaos of January 6th?
The theory, Epps, a former member of the Oath Keepers, was an FBI informant who incited the crowd on January 6th, bubbled up from a right-wing news site called Revolver News, run by a former Trump speechwriter.
He's the smoking gun of the entire Fed's erection.
And landed on Fox News primetime.
According to a new investigation from Revolver, Epps may have led the breach team that first entered the Capitol on January 6th.
The convoluted conspiracy theory made its way to Capitol Hill.
It's not the Proud Boys who engage in the initial breach.
It's Ray Epps at that precise moment.
Where is the conspiracy theory of that?
Again, I don't love Marjorie Taylor Greene.
I think Matt Gaetz has problems.
I do like a lot of his anti-war stance recently.
But tell me where he's wrong right there.
And then Massey's going to say this.
I can't confirm it.
Massey's one of my favorites.
So if Massey said this, this is really interesting.
Because he talks about how would Ray Epps know about pipe bombs.
Again, the pipe bomber still hasn't been caught.
So that's a little bizarre.
It's a little bizarre the pipe bomber even exists on January 5th.
None of the bombs go off.
Lots of weird things around that pipe bomb.
They don't really talk about the pipe bomb.
They just slip this part in, which is bizarre.
How did Ray Epps know that there were going to be pipe bombs?
Yeah, I mean, is that confirmed?
That would be a big thing.
I need to look into Massey.
Somebody maybe DM me the information about Ray Epps and the Pipe Bombs.
Who is Ray Epps?
That question has animated Fox News host Tucker Carlson for nearly two years.
Ray Epps? He's on video several times encouraging crimes, riots, breaches of the Capitol.
Carlson has focused on Epps more than 20 times on his top-rated show, a half dozen times so far this year.
He's obsessed with me.
He's obsessed with me.
Um, there are people whose lives have been ruined.
That didn't go into the Capitol, number one.
And then some who barely went into the Capitol.
And supposedly, they're the ones that conspired for this quote-unquote insurrection.
And they're looking at decades.
And they're saying they're going to arrest another thousand people.
And I'm just, I'm sorry.
If you had...
Any member of the Proud Boys, any member of the Oath Keepers, any member of any type of media or Trump consortium saying the things that Ray Epps said, they would have been the poster boy.
Like, if Jones was on the megaphone saying the same words that Ray Epps was saying instead of telling people not to do it, They would have played that clip on every single news channel again and again and again and again.
And they still played with their Hollyweird producer, their TV producer for their show trial, not only clips of Alex Jones, but Tim Pool, who wasn't even there.
They're showing clips of these people on their radio shows.
So if those people were there and said and did what Ray Epps did, it's a flipped, inverted script.
Period. Amen.
He's going to any means possible to destroy my life and our lives.
Why? To shift blame on somebody else.
If you look at it, Fox News, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Ted Cruz, Gates, they're all telling us before this thing that it was stolen.
They're all telling us before this thing that it was stolen.
They done riled me up.
They're all telling us before.
I mean, this guy's going with the narrow...
I made a mistake because of the bad Republicans.
The bad Republicans made me do it!
They riled me up!
So, you tell me, who has more impact on people than me?
Epps, once a loyal Fox News watcher, told us he doesn't understand how he got cast as the villain.
The Epps version is more mundane.
They believed the 2020 election had been stolen from Donald Trump and considered January 6th a legitimate protest.
So, like, anybody who's not ramps when they're on a 60 Minutes or a CNN or an MSNBC or a CBS or an ABC News and they've questioned the election, they're an election denier.
Oh, you're an election denier.
Like, that's how they frame you.
They frame you as the villain.
Oh, you're questioning the election?
You're an election denier.
They'll ban you.
On social media platforms, including this one, for saying that you have evidence.
Right? Period.
Which we're not doing.
But I'm just pointing out how the media usually presents somebody who didn't believe it.
But this one, gee, Fox News and Marjorie Taylor Greene, they fooled old Ray Epps.
They're the villain. It was a sloppy election.
And then to top that off, you have talking heads reporting that there's problems with the voting machines and different things like that.
The election's stolen. So, yeah, we had concerns.
I wanted to be there.
I wanted to witness this with my own eyes.
Epps went to Washington with his 36-year-old son and almost immediately stepped into trouble.
The conspiracy theory starts here, the night of January 5th.
Give me one minute.
Give me one minute. Now he's asking to speak in a circle.
He's put himself there.
He's obviously trying to quote-unquote be a leader.
But I want to say it.
He goes, LOL, this boomer is funny.
As soon as the Fed chant happens, you watch his mouth and his demeanor.
You make your own decisions.
On the streets of D.C., tensions were running high at a pro-Trump rally being live-streamed on the Internet.
The Marine veteran tried to take charge.
I'm going to put it out there.
I'm probably going to go to jail for it, okay?
Like, already just him knowing by saying this, he could go to jail, says it, does it anyway.
Gets the fluff piece.
Doesn't get arrested. Okay.
Tomorrow, we need to go into the Capitol.
Into the Capitol.
Now, look. Very sure of himself.
Look at his demeanor and watch his demeanor after the Fed chant.
Fed! Fed!
Fed! Fed! Fed!
Fed! Fed! There it is.
I mean, look.
As the Fed chant takes off, you can see he starts getting uncomfortable when they start saying that.
But as it takes off, he's not ready for it.
Is that evidence of anything?
I don't know. Again, you make your own decisions.
That's what we do here. Epps seems so over the top, he must have been a government agent, a Fed sent to entrap them.
When you said, we have to go into the Capitol, we have to go into the Capitol, what were you thinking?
I said some stupid things.
My thought process.
I said some stupid things, and then they cut that.
See how they're doing them all sorts of favors here?
They got him well lit.
He's in what looks like a pink.
It's actually a red and white little stripe pattern.
He's non-threatening. He's well-groomed.
He's not in his military garb.
Right? They're cutting everything.
I didn't say some stupid things.
We surround the Capitol.
We get all the people there.
I mean, I had problems with the election.
It was my duty as an American to peacefully protest along with anybody else that wanted to.
The next morning, January 6th, Epps was out by the Washington Monument.
I want everybody to look at that.
I mean, I know I've played my footage from everywhere, but is there a big military coup takeover coming out right there where you see a bunch of people In regular clothes and some of them in red hats.
I don't see all the Confederate and Nazi flags they told me were there.
I do see a lot of American flags.
But again, narrative management.
Still focused on a single goal.
We are going to the Capitol where our problems are.
It's that direction.
Here, we're going to walk down to the Capitol.
And I love how they continually act like Trump was a part of this.
I'm going to say it one more time.
There was another protest that had been permitted up at the Capitol.
Obviously not inside and not where what happened around the back.
Like, that doesn't happen, but no, no, no, no, no.
The media continually shows this clip without any real context, acting like him and Ray Epps are the same.
Where's the one where Trump said, we need to go inside the Capitol!
We need to go peacefully!
I missed all that.
And I was there!
While President Trump was still speaking at the Ellipse, Ray Epps walked toward the Capitol.
He told us he wanted to be upfront to help keep the peace.
So, it does appear, like I said right there, the CS gas is already kinda, something's happened in the background.
But he's still among the first people there.
It's incredible!
That is incredible.
There were tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, or perhaps even a million people there.
Just wow! What happened next at Peace Circle, where protesters first overran police, is seen as a smoking gun.
Epps pulled this agitated rioter aside and said something.
Conspiracists say he was giving marching orders.
What conspiracists say?
Look, I don't know what that guy said to the other guy.
Maybe Epps is telling the truth about this.
But again, amongst not a thousand people, not just tens of thousands, easily hundreds of thousands of people, bare minimum, he's there first?
He's there first.
I was going to go home after the ellipse.
I was on my way to my car.
Which just happened to be up towards the Capitol closer.
When I got the phone call that someone had been shot and killed and I needed to get up there.
I'm like, what? And then you find out later on the person shot and killed was an unarmed woman inside.
Just bizarre, no big deal.
No biggie! Because seconds later, this happened.
The first Capitol police officer goes down.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa!
The first Capitol Police officer goes down.
Look, anybody at all that was involved in any kind of actual assault or violence should be charged with what they did.
No more, no less.
You destroyed property.
No more, no less.
We have laws on the books.
I'm sorry. The Capitol doesn't make it special.
Period. Period.
As closely as you can remember, what exactly did you say to him?
Dude, we're not here for that.
The police aren't the enemy.
Something like that. No, I'm just saying, if you were working with law enforcement, wouldn't you say something like that?
Again, the violent part isn't...
All you've got to do is have the appearance of what...
And that's all they got, by the way.
It was not even really an appearance.
It's the media construction.
To go into the Capitol.
As soon as that barrier's hit, everything's gravy.
Did anyone from the federal government direct you to be here at the Peace Circle at this time?
No. No one from the FBI? No.
Your old comrades with the Oath Keepers.
No. I think what...
No. No.
And he went in with the Oath Keeper.
Again, he's given every opportunity to deny any kind of involvement.
Listen, he even shows the evidence of where he's texting with his, I think his nephew, and he's like bragging about it.
I helped orchestrate it.
What? It's so damning about the video is that there's a barrier there.
The barrier gets knocked down and a police officer, a female police officer, gets knocked down.
And the mob, including you, walk over the barrier and march on.
Not the mob led by you.
The mob including you.
And he has to? Yes.
Yes. Correct.
Yes. For the Capitol, why didn't you stop to help this police officer who was knocked over?
When she was knocked down and I started to go towards her, to help her up, and I saw a billy club over here in the corner of my eye and I thought, you know, they're gonna think I'm part of this.
So I backed off.
You were part of it.
I was there. They're going to think I was part of it.
You were part of it.
Well, I was there.
I didn't cause any of the violence, though.
I wasn't a part of that, knocking her down.
And he wasn't part of the violence.
There's a big difference there.
Once again, they've arrested so many people that weren't violent, that didn't even go into the Capitol.
So, I mean...
Is that you there?
Oh man, look at this wild military operation.
Look at this insurrection.
Again, I'm missing all the Confederate Nazi flags.
I don't see any, but I must be having a bias.
Ray Epps was never seen committing an act of violence that day or entering the Capitol.
Epps told us when he saw the violence, his fervor to enter the building became a desire to play peacemaker.
And police body cam video backs him up.
I thought I could stop it.
So I went back and forth.
I talked people down and worked the line back and forth.
step down, step down, we're good here, that kind of thing.
And I kept it that way for quite some time.
Take a step back. We're holding ground.
We're not trying to get people hurt.
They don't want to get hurt.
You don't want to get hurt. I mean, again, when I see stuff like this, that doesn't discredit to me he's working with law enforcement.
It looks like he is working with law enforcement.
He's like, as a mediator.
But I'm not saying that's evidence.
Epps says he left the Capitol grounds to help evacuate an injured man.
The time, 2.54 p.m.
I looked back at the Capitol and there was people crawling up the Capitol walls and it looked like, it looked terrible.
I mean, I was kind of ashamed of what was going on at that point.
So I started to walk out.
I'm sure it wasn't mission accomplished.
I'm sure it wasn't mission accomplished.
He told us that's when he sent this text to his nephew.
Conspiracists saw it as the true confession of an agent provocateur.
I was in front with a few others.
I also orchestrated it.
Explain this to me.
I was boasting to my nephew.
Oh, come on. It froze up.
Did this to me earlier.
Hold on, guys. You're going to see how the bacon is made.
I'm going to save the playlist to file.
Because I definitely want to come right back to that.
And I had other ones up here too.
Save. Okay.
Let's see where we're at. 24.06.
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I barely got to hit anything else other than EPS, which is fine because this is the EPS document, but it bothers me.
All right, let's see.
We want to go to continue, and bam.
I helped get people there.
I was directing people to the Capitol that morning.
You know how this sounds.
I know exactly how it sounds.
I've been scolded by my wife.
I mean, look at this. So again, let's go back.
Let's go back to what he says.
So he says he looks back and people are climbing and that's it.
And he felt ashamed.
But he doesn't talk about the shame with his nephew.
It's not mission accomplished.
It's I health orchestrated it.
Agent provocateur.
I was in front with a few others.
I also orchestrated it.
Explain this to me.
I was boasting to my nephew.
I helped get people there.
I was directing people to the Capitol that morning.
You know how this sounds.
I know exactly how it sounds.
I've been scolded by my wife for using that word.
I shouldn't have used that word.
When you add up all of these things, as your critics have done...
You've given them a lot of ammunition to paint you as this instigator.
There was an effort. I mean, you've given a lot of ammunition.
To make me the scapegoat.
If Ray Epps was a covert plant, he is the worst covert plant of all time.
Again, first of all, covert plant.
It's not the same as somebody who's working with an agency.
This whole covert plan, I hate that.
I hate that. And this man, again, worked with the January 6th committee, should not be trusted under any circumstances.
And he's like, he basically says, it's too over the top.
There's too much evidence.
It can't be true.
It's cartoon level.
But we live in a cartoon.
We live in the dark cartoon.
If you are part of some elaborate conspiracy against thousands of people in Washington, D.C., I don't know why you'd want to stand out from the crowd the way Ray Epps did.
Tom Jocelyn is a researcher and author.
How else are you going to get everybody else to do it?
He's a researcher and he works with the January 6th Committee.
One of the country's top terrorism experts tapped by the January 6th Committee to help
write its final report, which found evidence far-right extremists like the Proud Boys planned
and executed the breach of the Capitol.
That should tell you all you need to know.
There is no evidence that the Oath Keepers and the Proud Boys planned to breach the Capitol.
Or that orchestrated it.
If they could show you a text from a proud boy or an oath keeper that said that they helped orchestrate that, you'd see it everywhere.
Beyond every news station, it would be the smoking gun and the admission.
Instead, they frame it, he says the evidence shows.
This should show you the inverted reality of Leslie Stahl and no...
No, there was no corruption.
No, he's not in a scandal.
Yeah, no, we like Joe Biden and ice cream.
So what? No.
No. No.
There it is.
Those are the demons. Bunch of cosplayers.
They orchestrated it, according to this guy.
He says the committee interviewed Epps and found he wasn't important enough to put in the report.
I wouldn't defend Ray Epps or anybody else who was on the Capitol grounds that day.
I would just defend the facts.
So the idea that he's leading the charge or really orchestrating it is just...
I don't think he's leading any charge.
And, you know, again, as far as orchestrating it, he's the one that took credit for that.
Contradicted by this mountain range of evidence.
And that's what the conspiracy theorists want you to do, right?
They don't want you to look at this mountain range of evidence.
They want you to turn around and focus on this pebble on the ground named Ray Epps.
They also don't want you to look at what President Trump was saying and doing.
And that should be the smoking gun.
You can't trust this guy.
What President Trump was saying and doing.
What? To go to the back of the Capitol where there was a permit for a protest.
The guy's completely dishonest.
100%. Paul's Epps behavior baffling, but not evidence of a conspiracy.
They've got to come up with some sort of connective tissue between Ray Epps and the FBI, and they've got none.
And so they can make up all sorts of ad hoc arguments to justify their beliefs, but that's all they are.
It's not actual investigative work.
It's not actual evidence. The January 6th committee looked at the evidence, video, phone records, travel receipts.
So did the FBI. When Epps got back to Arizona on January 8th, a relative told him he was on an FBI poster seeking information about certain rioters.
So, again, he's on the site.
He's there. They come visit him eventually, but he's taken off the next day.
Because everybody got that kind of privilege.
And that's not a smoking gun or even exculpatory evidence, right?
Circumstantial evidence of anything.
No, it's just the coinkydink.
It's the old coinkydink.
He literally hung up the phone and walked right into the house, sat down and called the FBI. Do you remember what you said to the FBI? Told them who I was and that I would cooperate in any way I could.
I didn't break any laws.
Two months later... So he's telling you, as soon as he found out, he called the FBI. Later, he met with agents.
So when we met with the FBI, I mean, it was like, finally, we're going to clear this up.
There was no, I take the fifth, there was none of that.
It was just like we're talking right now.
And went through everything. And they had a lot of questions.
In the summer of 2021, the FBI took his picture off the bureau's website.
Epps thought that would end his troubles, but it only added fuel to the conspiracy.
A new piece in Revolver News notes that the FBI removed a photo of Ray Epps from its most wanted page this summer.
How about the one guy? Go in, go in.
Get in there, everybody, Epps.
Get in there. Go, go, go.
Nothing happens to him.
Legitimate question!
Legit, but he's the no guy.
He's the Leslie Stahl. He's not eating ice cream.
It's not ice cream time.
The Epps would dispute that.
After former President Trump mentioned Epps by name, harassment and death threats picked up.
So you notice that. There's the bullet casing.
Look, man, I don't like death threats.
I don't like any of this stuff.
And I'm not saying this isn't legitimate.
But boy, they're all pining for this guy, huh?
Oh, people want to kill you for this.
I pray to come to you to kill you.
What do you think when you open a letter like that?
Scares me to death. It got so bad they were forced to sell their five-acre ranch outside Phoenix.
They're now in hiding, living in this 300-square-foot recreational vehicle somewhere in the Rocky Mountains.
We agreed not to disclose exactly where.
It's so sad what people have done to Ray.
And to us and to our lives.
Sometimes I've used my maiden name just so that we don't call attention.
I have a hard time being a man, being a Marine, being on the run.
I had to do the necessary things to keep my family safe.
Poor Ray Epps.
Poor Ray Epps. And don't worry, the coup de grace is that the FBI is going to confirm they never worked with Ray Epps.
And because the FBI has never been dishonest either, or isn't allowed to be.
Also, just want to point that out.
If you're wondering what the FBI has to say about all this, for the past two years, it has said nothing.
After repeated queries by 60 Minutes, late this past week, the Bureau issued this statement.
Quote, Ray Epps has never been an FBI source or an FBI employee.
Never been an FBI source or employee, according to the FBI. There it is!
Case closed, everybody!
No more worrying.
No more worrying at all.
Nope, nope, nope.
Man, I had these monster stories.
I don't know if I can do them justice.
In just the five minutes I have.
Especially because this was Ray Epps heavy.
I might save those for tomorrow.
Because I got a bunch of clips I want to play on the other side of this.
I got a six minute Tuckins clip.
Where really he talks about the nature of what's going on as being evil.
And that's something that I do want to talk about.
Because when people ask me...
What my religious perspectives are.
Just like when they ask me what my political perspectives are, they're a little bit more nuanced than most, I would say.
So I'm not a conservative.
I'm not a liberal.
I wouldn't even paint myself as a libertarian.
A lot of people love that.
I'm a constitutionalist at best, but at the end of the day, I'm also a human being.
And obviously there were enough loopholes in our constitution that our national security state got out of control.
But to me, at least in its inception, it's that perfectly imperfect document.
And then... I often get asked what I believe religiously.
And I say, look, I'm agnostic at best.
And for those that don't know what agnosticism is, is I believe there very well could be a god or a deity.
At the same time, I don't think that you could ever prove it.
And I do believe that there is some type of force or intelligent design, whether you want to call that God or not or nature or whatever.
And I'm not here to give you some Gaia religion either.
But ultimately what I believe in, in that sense, in that force, in that consciousness, that good and evil exist.
They're not abstract ideas just based on social mores and experiences.
They're not. There is inherent good and there is inherent evil.
And I feel like on a daily basis, time and time again, we are experiencing inherent evil.
And we must push back against that inherent evil.
And that's why I think that...
The documentary films I put out there are an important tool.
This show is an important tool.
Maybe it was a little long-winded today, but I guarantee you most people are just going to be playing the three-minute clip they put on YouTube or clips from Twitter.
They're not going to break down the whole thing.
They're not going to show you the Leslie Stahl for reference.
I like to do things a little bit different here.
And aside from the Tuckins clip, I've also got some Andy Jacobson.
I've also got Bryce on Tucker, which is something I was talking about playing like two, three weeks ago.
Not just because I love MMA, but because, you know, a country boy like Bryce, man, he gets it more than most.
And that he says things on Tucker, there's no way that you could say on YouTube.
So we'll leave that for the second half of the broadcast.
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And thank God there are rumbles.
And I get it, rumbles not perfect.
They got Peter Thieleboy, the old Thielmeister, as one of the major investors.
So I'm not blind to that.
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