Epstein's Zorro Ranch And The 100 Terabyte Mystery
Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch investigation reveals alleged accidental deaths, Bitcoin-ransomed videos, and a DOJ probe into ketamine-fueled prostitution shut down in 2023. Hosts analyze a cyberattack erasing 100 terabytes of FBI data while linking Epstein to Iran-Contra, the Saudi royal family, and Courtney Love's trafficking theories. The episode critiques mainstream narratives regarding 9/11 and Sandy Hook, connects recent geopolitical violence to government deception, and promotes Jason Bermas's upcoming documentary on the Epstein network. [Automatically generated summary]
Hey everybody, Jason Burmes here and we are about to get deep in the weeds.
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He's all over the place, man.
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Always got lots of things going on.
And we're lucky enough to have him here every week for one hour at 9 a.m.
And here he is, Mr. Jason Burmes.
What's going on, Jason?
How are we doing, brother?
I mean, pretty good.
Glad it's Friday.
It's windy as hell.
But aside from that, pretty good.
Yeah, you know, I was hearing that late night while I was sleeping, but not sleeping, you know, getting woken up.
And I was just glad when I woke up, it wasn't like pouring out or some kind of big storm.
If the worst the Quad Cities has for me is a little bit of wind, I'm A-OK.
Yeah, well, fair enough.
Fair enough.
Well, I heard you doing the traffic thing earlier.
And, you know, there were a few lights knocked out on the way over to Bedendorf High School today.
Courtney Love in the Desert00:09:35
I wasn't too pleased about that.
So I didn't hear the reports, Aaron.
You got to get on that.
Yeah, all right.
I don't, you know, blinky traffic lights don't usually show up on the traffic map that I use.
Like the Google map traffic option.
It just kind of shows you where there's, you know, stuff going on, like a lot of cars.
Well, it wasn't blinking.
Power out.
That's what I, and I was wondering, yeah, and I was wondering whether or not there was power out somewhere else in the city.
There was also right in front of the Dairy Queen there and the dominoes, for some godforsaken reason, a cinder block in the middle of the road on top of something holding it down.
I don't know what that was either, but hey, it's Friday.
Yeah, I'm sure they put the cinder block on whatever it was, and then the thing still moved with the cinder block.
Chuck of the Duck said he had a 45-pound sandbag blow into his pool.
That was like holding the cover.
Oh my God.
The cover just kept lifting it up, lifting it up, and then bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop.
And I told him, oh, now you got a beach in your pool.
Gross.
You know, stand on your toes.
Good times.
A lot going on.
One of the big things I guess I saw, and I don't, we can go in whatever order you want, but they are finally, and it's in the regular media, they're finally investigating or looking into Zoro Ranch, New Mexico.
Finally.
Why did this get left out of the, like, what the hell?
Why is it just now happening?
All right.
Here's the thing.
You know, even right now, I'm extremely skeptical of whether or not we're going to get a real investigation into Zorro Ranch ever because out of any of the facilities that we know about, because again, we don't know everything this guy owned.
And we do know that he referred to two separate islands.
And all that's ever been in the press is Little St. James, of course.
Obviously, this is problematic.
Now, Zorro Ranch itself, if you actually go take a visual look, is extremely isolated, really in many ways, much more isolated than the island that he had.
The facility, and it is a facility because you have the main building of the ranch where Epstein stayed, and then kind of like a little pseudo-ranch where others would stay.
I saw a picture of it.
It's pretty massive.
It's super massive, and it's built on a hill.
It seems to me obvious that there's something under that hill.
Even with Little St. James in the basement levels, I've highlighted the fact that there seemed to be like a little water escape hatch that went directly into the water underneath.
You know, they had a little ladder and I look at that place as probably the place where any of the type of illicit experimentation that Epstein was involved in was taking place.
There was a large controversy over one of the tips, if you will, which I did cover and at first didn't give much credence to because there wasn't a lot of detail.
In one of the more unredacted forms, there was more detail.
And this tip was coming from somebody who was a media personality in the area of New Mexico, was actually involved in the Republican Party and was running for office.
So that to me, I mean, does that mean it's impeccable?
No, but it leads a little bit more credence.
And then another part of it that got redacted further so you could read into it was the fact that there was somebody that worked on the facility that was claiming this because there was an email basically talking about two individuals that had been buried on the ranch after being accidentally killed during rough sex.
Okay.
And then there was a list on this same document.
Oh, hold on just a second here.
Yes.
You just said two people that were air quote finger accidentally killed during rough sex.
That is what is in the document that is really spearheading this idea of investigating Zorro Ranch.
Okay.
Because essentially you had, again, it's a long list.
I'm a primary source guy.
So I know it's confusing when I talk about it.
I know you are.
The document we're discussing, again, all of these documents, there is a multitude of levels of redactions.
So in other words, in one case, half of it could have been blacked out.
But by the end of discovery, on another case or in the release of these documents, more of it was not.
So when I initially read it, it sounded like a Bitcoin heist to me because in this same document, this person claims that they are also in possession.
And this is the person that worked there, not the one that is passing the information along, the politician/slash media personality I'm talking about.
They have a list, an itemized list of videos they say are in their possession and describing some pretty bad things in these videos.
There's about, I think there's just under 10 of them, right?
But it's a Bitcoin heist.
So essentially, they say that they will release this video evidence if somebody gives them a Bitcoin at that time.
I think at the time it was still worth like $70,000.
You know what I mean?
So anytime there's some kind of money involved and you're not volunteering evidence, I have a problem with that because I've seen this grift again and again and again.
So that's why to me, a lot of this could be a distraction.
It will give them an excuse to look in a certain area.
I don't think they want them looking anywhere there, but it is such a, I mean, it's a desert.
It's an isolated desert around this.
Now, I will say this, long before any of these files came out, long before we had this document, Courtney Love is in these documents, seems to be an associate of Epstein.
You don't hear her name very much.
Courtney Love's not in the country right now, by the way.
And that reminds me, no, she left, I believe, in May of last year.
Now, there was a resurgence in the theory.
And, you know, I was put in touch with these people.
I got to get back to them.
I've got to get them on.
That Kirk Cobain was, of course, murdered and he did not die of a suicide.
And there were rumblings of this for a very, very long time.
There was a massive, a crippling amount of heroin in Kurt Cobain.
Now, does that prove?
I think that was kind of normal for him, though.
You know, I was just about to get there.
A lot of people will point to that and say, hey, you know, obviously they gave him such a hot dose.
That's what they call it in the biz because this is not the only rumor of sometimes just ODing through these things, but incapacitating and murder.
Somebody like Rush Limbaugh that was on legal opiates, the level of heroin, OxyContin.
I mean, when you looked at the levels in his blood of that drug, you know, knocked out a horse.
You know what I'm saying?
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
Exactly.
And he was still, he was doing his radio show, folks.
So I'm not sure that proves it.
However, I was in touch with Courtney Love's father before he died.
Now, Courtney Love's father absolutely believed that Courtney killed Kurt.
He had his own very, very colorful and odd life.
He was like a road manager for the Grateful Dead.
You know, he was a colorful guy.
He'd written some books.
And I had seen a quote from him that essentially he said that, you know, the girls that survived were the lucky ones.
He goes, plenty didn't survive.
And they were either, you know, taken out to sea or buried in the desert.
That was a direct quote from him.
He had put out probably in 2017, 18.
So that's what made me want to contact him.
I was like, okay, well, I'm covering these Epstein files.
I don't hear anybody talking about Courtney Love, who's in the black book and in the Rolodex.
So I contacted him.
I never got him on my show.
I probably still have the conversation unless Facebook's wiped it.
And if anybody knows anything about the internet, once it's there, it's there most of the time.
But you can go back to my video and I show the conversation.
Essentially, he claimed, yeah, it was Courtney Love and her then boyfriend at the time that were trafficking in these girls and women as well with him.
She was basically part of this network that extended to people like Jean-Luc Brunel and others that would like kind of trade off some of these girls in the modeling arena and the escort arena and the abuse arena, you name it.
And, you know, again, Courtney Love, not in the country, that gives me some idea you might find bodies buried somewhere around Zorro Ranch, whether it's actually at the facility or not, who knows?
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You know, there's a helipad there, folks.
You're not just driving in to Zorro Ranch.
So look, it was extremely suspicious.
This new guy had bought it, was trying to build it into some kind of Christian retreat.
Oh, wow.
Yes.
Is that ironic?
It's so dark.
I mean, the darkness of all this stuff, you know, sometimes you got to take a step back.
And, you know, it's hard to have a sense of humor about it, but you kind of have to because it is so in your face with things like that.
I don't know how hopeful I am.
You know, it seems to me that even when the FBI went on the island, at least right now, they haven't provided anything of substance, at least on a video or photographic level of abuse, right?
It seems they've protected a bunch of people at just the mildest of incursions.
You know, we talk about the racism thing.
If I mean, if they're not going to reveal who are dropping N bombs in emails, do you think they're going to reveal who might have buried somebody on Zoro Ranch?
Probably not happening.
Yeah, probably not.
Didn't he order?
That's where he ordered all the sulfuric acid to, right?
No, that was actually to the island itself.
Now, remember, after the fact, you know, we had documents, and we're going to get into some new documentation as well.
We had documents that showed that he had a multitude of, I think it was five or six storage units.
Okay.
So the question is, what's in the storage units?
And this one is a tough one for me because here's a document that is, and we're going to show it here.
If you actually end up watching this on the YouTubins, give me a subscribe over at InfoWarrior.
So this is a wild document.
All right.
You can go to justice.gov.
You can get it.
It's a long form document.
And what I'm showing people right now is the subsection I'm going to highlight that's kind of been redded out.
Like it looks like it's going to be taken out for a final draft because they don't want it in the documentation.
But again, it exists and it was found during discovery.
This is a firsthand document.
And it's talking basically about a child protective unit.
All right.
Now, I want people to take this way any way they can because I'm extremely perplexed by the whole thing.
Essentially, it talks about how on a Super Bowl Sunday, during this new Epstein investigation around 3:30 or PM or so, we located the log files and been combing through, which is when we noticed a strange IP activity that took place yesterday from two IP addresses.
The activity included combing through certain files pertaining to the Epstein investigation.
That's Numero Uno.
Okay.
So we got hackers on a Super Bowl Sunday combing through Epstein files.
Now, in the same document, and it doesn't really make it clear how this happened or what's going on with this, but these hackers took 500 terabytes of data down.
Not gigabytes.
Not gigabytes.
All right.
Terabytes.
Terabytes.
And they were only able to recover 400 terabytes of that data.
In fact, they didn't even, you know, the guy who's writing the report is like, when I discovered this and we took these guys offline and I wanted to get a forensics team in here, they told me to Google how to try to retrieve it.
They didn't even want to bring it.
Yeah, that makes sense.
Yeah.
First of all, you have a hack that wipes 100 terabytes.
You specifically see them going into the Epstein files.
And then instead of bringing in a recovery expert, that I would imagine if these things weren't backed up, and they should have been, they shouldn't have been online access at all.
You know, I'll get to that in a moment.
Should have been locked up in a safe somewhere if they were on disk at all.
I mean, it's insane, never hooked up to the internet.
However, when you they would have been able to get 99% of it back.
You know, I'm not even that great, and I can usually get, you know, 95 to 99% of data back if it's wiped and it's not bleach-bitted or something like that, right?
And the timeline doesn't show.
First of all, it wasn't like they were able to execute that type of software.
They were able to get into a database, view files, and then delete them or grab them themselves.
Who knows what happened here?
But this is totally egregious.
It's barely being reported in the mainstream media.
Nobody seems to be accountable.
And look, to give somebody an idea of what even a terabyte of data is, and a lot of people now with the fancy iPhones, they get the terabyte model, et cetera, et cetera.
You know, 4K content, 4K.
And remember, Epstein is from the analog era, maybe HD.
Most of these cameras don't even really do 1080p.
They're highly compressed to MP4.
You're talking about, if you did 4K, it would be probably 1,000 hours of video.
But, you know, if compressed regularly, they're not 4K.
We're talking about thousands, maybe tens of thousands, maybe more, maybe hundreds of thousands of hours of video just from the 100 terabytes alone.
That possibility.
So extremely disturbing.
Again, not getting the mainstream attention that it should.
And this is on, you know, in the same timeline.
And this is one of the geniuses of these people trickling this stuff out.
Because as they, first of all, it's totally and completely impossible to keep up on all of it because this is the most insight we've got into this not only individual, but global criminal organization ever, right?
And you do have a multitude of people sleuthing through it.
Every time they find something that's extremely important and obfuscated because so much of it is, they release something new.
You know, just a whole new pile comes out.
And that brings me to this story.
Now, I've said it on this show.
I've said it for years.
When you are trafficking in people, kids, women, girls, you name it, and you're trafficking in arms, which Epstein was in weapons, you're also trafficking in drugs.
They go hand in hand.
Happens every on that level, I've never seen it not happen.
And lo and behold, now in the documents, who would have thunk it, Aaron?
Epstein was named in Drugs and Prostitution Probe by the Department of Justice unit that Trump shut down.
Now, that headline, okay, is a little bit misleading.
Okay, I want to make that extremely clear.
And it's misleading to the fact that the investigation actually shuts down in 2023 altogether prior to the Trump and second Trump administration getting in there.
But this is raw story and they've got to make it about Trump.
Bloomberg is actually the one with a nice little paywall that did the initial article, Ketamine, Prostitution, and Money, Details of a Secret DEA probe of Jeffrey Epstein.
Now, there's a small with Jason Leopold, who did the story.
I've actually been following Jason Leopold's work because he's been working on this case probably for a decade.
He's one of the best in the mainstream media to do it.
So what do we have in this investigation, at least that we know about?
Heavily redacted.
Investigation actually starts in about 2010 with other unnamed conspirators that are, again, blacked out.
It's about 2014, at least from the documents that we have, that they include Epstein.
Okay.
And then the documentation that shows that he's part of this investigation seems to have been provided to Epstein and his lawyers.
I'm not sure whether he was aware or not, but during his arrest in that 2019 era before his suicide, you know, along that same line of when they had Ghelane Maxwell, Jean-Luc Brunel was in prison.
We now know he was secretly going to testify.
Of course, Brunel ends up committing suicide in prison.
Convenient.
Convenient.
But again, he may have actually committed suicide in the sense that they, Lord knows what they were doing to him in that prison, right?
We've never really gotten a good look at that.
And I don't know what the policies overseas in France are on seeing autopsies, getting government documentation, et cetera.
I hope somebody's putting in the work there.
But with this one in particular, so in 2019, Epstein, it seems like this is where we're getting the document.
And then in 2023, the whole thing shut down.
I want people to really think about that.
That's a decade-plus investigation into Epstein and probably some really powerful other people that none of us knew about.
And I want to speak to that point because I always hear this idea.
Well, they couldn't keep it a secret.
They couldn't do it because too many people were involved.
They keep stuff secret all the time.
Like, constantly, I'm reading these things and my eyebrows going up.
So, I mean, again, a drug enforcement agency investigation is going to take a multitude of people.
It's not just going to be the DEA.
There's going to be a paper trail.
There's going to be eyewitness testimony.
There's going to be assets, etc.
And none of us knew in the public arena about this.
This kind of reflects the work that I've been doing on 9-11 again recently.
And I just got done with a book by special agent or former special agent Robert Wright of the FBI.
I've got to actually read the second book because this one only goes to about 1998 and is about pre-9-11 intelligence.
It is absolutely mind-blowing the amount of deception, the amount of compartmentalization that even exists within the FBI and agents among themselves.
You know, here's a guy writing a book about his own experiences, and he's forced to FOIA, that is, Freedom of Information Act request documents for this book that tell a story of really the meat of it is early 90s to late 90s, pre-9/11.
Okay, so folks, we're talking almost 30 years ago or over 30 years ago.
The agent that works on the case, FOIAing the documents, he gets the documents.
They're heavily redacted.
He still can't talk about most of them.
If you want to look at some of these documents, by the way, they are on the FBI's own government website.
Cocaine, Adderall, and Fentanyl00:04:40
Go watch it.
Go look how redacted the vulgar betrayal documents are.
I mean, people think they have a clue in this country, Aaron.
I'm sorry.
They just don't.
And that really just speaks to the frightening nature of our military-industrial complex reality, which Epstein was a part of, which the trafficking of kids is a part of, which arms dealing is a part of, which drug dealing is a part of.
So while they beat their chest and tell you, we got Maduro, and we're going to fix the fentanyl problem.
I mean, look at the reality of our situation.
It's, in fact, you know, I mentioned fentanyl.
Thank you for the tickets to Chris Katan last night.
It just so happened that Katan had a bit about Prince in there, and the audience couldn't help but joke about the fact that Prince actually died here in the Quad Cities of an overdose.
And it was a whole deal.
Yeah, the whole deal.
So look, and I'll be honest, you know, fentanyl, all I'm going to say is, you know, the person I went with, it's affected their lives with two separate deaths in recent years.
So, you know, I want that to end.
But if you think that, you know, our government is in the business of stopping quote-unquote illegal drugs, you know, not on a mass scale.
I wish that were the case.
I think that we could do it on a much larger scale than we do, but we've taken the attitude: if you can't beat them, join them.
And it's better to control it because you're never going to kill it altogether.
And that's why, you know, they're in the drug trade.
You know, if they can't legalize it, right?
I mean, there's plenty of legal drugs out there that people are on.
You know, I often talk about Adderall.
It's methamphetamine, folks.
You know, you're on a methamphetamine.
It is as close to meth as it could possibly be.
But because some guy in a lab coat with a degree gives it to you instead of somebody in a hooded sweatshirt and, you know, a pair of jeans, apparently it's okay.
You know, go ahead.
Sorry.
You ever heard JFK and Jackie O used to get shots from their doctor with some sort of methamphetamine in them?
Like before he gave speeches and stuff?
Yeah, well, I mean, again, its use.
Hitler was on meth.
They used to give it to fighter pilots to keep them awake and alert for a very long time.
Yeah, no, it's been deployed.
Amphetamines have been around a very, very long time.
We often forget that Coca-Cola is named that.
We were just talking about that.
Yeah, because of the small amount of cocaine that used to be in it.
You know, Sigmund Freud couldn't get enough of that wonderful stuff.
He was a big nose candy guy.
And to me, look, I'm always a moderation guy.
I'm not here to be your daddy.
But I tell people, you know, I usually don't see people able to have a casual relationship with cocaine or methamphetamines.
And people that have that relationship have one where they seem to be beholden to it.
They seem to lose a lot of their humanity and tend to go towards sociopathy.
You know, I hate to say it like that, but these are people that lose their way, that are very self-driven.
And if they're not self-driven, they're driven to get those amphetamines.
I've heard people call Adderall an anger amplifier before, and I can't say that I disagree with that.
So, you know, look, we're all going to make our own decisions, but I would say to stay away from that stuff.
And instead, our government deals it.
And, you know, that was just, you know, legally and illegally, you look at Iran-Contra and Epstein is neck deep in Iran-Contra.
And it was the Peruvian snow, if you will, that was the main part of the drugs that they were bringing up then.
People talk about the Krak epidemic in LA.
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They often simplify that and get it wrong in a lot of ways.
It was that flood of cocaine through this network that allowed that to happen.
You know, it wasn't really the central intelligence agency running the crack epidemic.
No, they were running the drugs up from South America that were flooding our country.
And look, you know, the other thing is it's been glamorized over and over again.
You know, I had a guy on my show, Rob Ager of Collative Learning.
And years and years and years ago, I came across a video called The Meaning of the Monolith, which broke down Stanley Krubrick's 2001 fantastic film and what the monolith actually signifies.
Now, he's broken down a ton of different movies over the years.
I'm like I said, I'm a big fan.
I reached out to him actually because he had done a rather good video just on the Epstein situation and levels of corruption and how societies work.
And one of the things he does videos on a lot is Scarface.
We had a long conversation.
He's a big Goodfellas fan about how as a society, we've kind of shifted the narrative of not only what's cool and acceptable, but what we aspire to be.
And the anti-hero.
I mean, think about it this way.
How many Scarface posters did you?
I don't know if you went to college, Aaron, but I went to college.
Yeah.
And they were.
I went to junior college.
I went to a lot of colleges when I was still in high school, but not for the learning.
I bet you did.
You see a lot of Scarface and Casino and Goodfellas posters.
Say hello to my little friend, of course.
Those were the new heroes, right?
It wasn't like, you know, he also kind of talks about how we've kind of been infantile and gone back to the superheroes we need.
But we've not only empathized with the Tony Sopranos of the world, et cetera, but we've aggrandized them.
Like it's cool to be called gangster.
You know, it's not just gay, you know, people talk about that time period and they talk about gangster rap a lot.
And there's something to be said there.
And, you know, whether or not the Central Intelligence Agency was helping in driving that narrative and pumping money into it, they were also pumping money into the type of films that really had us chasing the idea.
Like, for instance, Rob Ager actually talked about how he went to see Goodfellas with his dad in the theater as a teenager.
Now, he's about five or six years older than him.
And I kind of almost had a similar experience going to see pulp fiction with my dad at like 14 years old in the theater.
And he said, you know, that opening line where Henry Hill is walking through everything and he's talking about, you know, being a gangster and looking at all the other people in the restaurant and how they were going to nine to fives.
And they were, yeah, and they were suckers.
They weren't really living life.
Rob goes, you know, there's something, there's a lot of truth in that.
And he's like, and that's what grabs you.
And there's a lot of truth in that to me.
You know, I've had the nine to fives before.
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I prefer not to.
I'll be really honest.
Yeah, like there is no power or freedom like working for yourself.
And that doesn't mean that you're not going to have to navigate situations or be beholden to, you know, certain rule sets, et cetera, or limitations.
But, you know, I've had those soul-crushing gigs.
So you see that, and then you're able to almost convince yourself that a might is right kind of mentality.
And it's not just in, you know, the gangster films.
It's our government.
They're the real gangsters.
They're the ones exuding this might is right mentality as we speak.
And you can spin it any other way.
But that is what we're doing.
And to me, that is not correct.
You know, it's still here that we still like the movie where, you know, the bully gets his comeuppance at the end and the little guy works hard and learns of the karate kids of the world, right?
I love karate kid.
Oh, my favorite.
But it's a lot less these days.
And it, to me, kind of like, for instance, there's a guy named Michael Tracy out there.
Okay.
He's an quote unquote indie journalist.
He's been published in a lot of the big mainstream journalism.
And I've had, you know, a little bit of respect for his work over the years.
Now, he's always been a little snarky, but still contrarian somewhat to mainstream attitudes out there.
Michael Tracy has gone full defense of Epstein.
Like, it doesn't make any defense.
You can go watch him on like Pierce Morgan on panels.
Type in Michael Tracy.
You won't believe what this guy is saying.
And I bring it up because he posted this picture of Epstein in a fur coat and like with sunglasses on.
It looks like it's probably out of the files and Epstein goofing around.
And he like wrote on the top of it, haters going to hate.
Wow.
And like, you know, obviously that was too far for a lot of people that were even having his back.
And he, you know, he tried to make the excuse, you know, well, you know, you can have fun with dark subject matter.
Yeah, that's fine if you're being intellectually honest.
And I just don't think that he is being intellectually honest.
You know, I'm currently working on this Epstein Files documentary series, hoping to get the trailer up and running by this weekend.
I got a lot of work to do today on it.
But I've been going through so many of the old news archives and videos.
I mean, I've literally ferreted out Aaron, the video of Epstein leaving prison out the back door in his car from the first sweetheart deal in Palm Beach.
And by the way, one of those clips from CNN basically says that one of the reasons he's being able to leave early, forget about the sweetheart deal he was given, is that he is currently working with the federal government on their Bear Stearns case and testifying secretly against other people.
So, you know, the more you know.
So, you know, I'm seeing these news clips of these victims who are talking about when they were 14, 15 years old.
And Tracy's thing is he likes to attack Virginia Guffray Roberts, who's dead.
Pretty easy target to pick on.
Now, look, I've said this about Virginia Guffray a lot.
She's not like completely innocent.
She was somebody that was abused from a very early age.
Epstein and the crew, and Delaine Maxwell in particular, seemed to recognize that and brought her into the fold.
Now, she was cunning enough to get out, period.
You know, the Leslie Gross, the Sarah Kalins, the Adriana Rosses, they stuck around.
She didn't.
She got out.
It's clear that she had abuse, especially with Prince Andrew, at 17.
Now, Michael Tracy seems to want to give that a pass.
Like, 17 is like the age of consent in certain places, and blah, It's not a pass to me.
And it wouldn't be a pass if that was it.
But we know at least 14.
We know a multitude of these girls.
So he's constantly trying to attack her character.
And my man, Jamie Deluxe, he has done some great work really over the past 10 years now, man.
The guy's been at it.
And I mean, this guy, he used to create videos on an iPhone 4, edit them the whole nine.
I remember I met him out in person in Myrtle Beach, like it's got to be four or five years ago.
And he showed me what he had moved to.
And I was just like, dude, we got to get you an editing machine.
I can't even believe you're doing this on a phone.
So he just put out a video on Virginia Guffray Roberts' book, Nobody's Girl.
And a lot of people have not picked up on this.
I hadn't picked up on this.
I think I've mentioned on this show before about Les Wexner that I interviewed the biographer of Alan Dershowitz.
And Dershowitz had claimed to the biographer there were rumors that Epstein and Wexner had a sexual relationship, okay?
And that that was the leverage that Epstein had over Wexner.
Now, I largely dismissed that, right?
It didn't seem to fit the mold.
It seemed like maybe the Dersh was putting out some disinfo there.
But in Nobody's Girl, in the Virginia Guffray autobiography, she talks about one guy, and it's the, you know, the Victoria's Secret mogul, a.k.a. Wexner, that was not interested in her at all and seemed to be touching Jeffrey in a very provocative manner in public.
So the reason now I give that credence is because Dershowitz has continually called Virginia Guffray an outright liar about everything and been in court with her before her death and represented Wexner against her.
So if that's coming from two total polar opposites in this case, it now absolutely deserves more inspection.
And I'm not saying that's the case, but it absolutely could be the case.
And then it kind of puts a hole in this idea that Jeffrey Epstein was only beholden to, you know, the Israeli power structure or Wexner and the mega group, which are a bunch of other individuals like Edgar Bromfman and Steven Spielberg that met continually.
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It would mean, you know, that Epstein was either much more independent or kind of outsourcing to any intelligence agency.
And I'm telling you, I believe Israeli, I believe American, and I believe European.
It may even go beyond that, as we know that he had a relationship with the Saudi royal family right up until the latest guy, MBS.
I mean, they are arm in arm, smiling away, Aaron.
Yeah, he was, you know, maybe the true definition of whore in a lot of different directions.
We are deep in the weeds with Jason Burmese rushed by River City Treaty.
So I want to shift gears a little bit because we kind of have like a lot of wars going on right now in Jason Burmese.
So I wanted to kind of hear what some of the things.
And now we're starting to see some ISIS cells pop up trying to do some things with some kids that obviously don't know what they're doing.
They're putting these kids together.
We've seen some different videos come out, pictures, and then, of course, the war itself that's going on.
A lot of mystery around that when the Supreme Leader's son took over.
Now there's a lot of people think he might already be dead.
He's at least injured.
I don't know.
You have highways of information, it seems like, all the time, and have a good way of kind of looking through the smoke screen.
I know, Mike, Mike, what were the videos you were talking about?
Well, they aired them yesterday.
It was, I'm not really sure who put them out, but they were pairing NFL football hits and using ACTC Thunder in connection with showing bombings in Iran.
These are the ones from the Department of War.
Yeah, I think so.
But so they had one of the Ed Reed, I think, was a football player.
Yeah.
And he came on and he said, look, this is disgusting.
This isn't a game to equate us with war.
So a video montage of like hard football hits and then they're showing us like blowing stuff up.
So it's like something, you know, an adolescent would get excited about.
Right.
And I brought up the point earlier and yesterday on the show, you know, we have a guy who is a Fox News analyst who definitely flexes every time he walks by the mirror.
And he changed the name of the Department of Defense to the Department of War.
Is anyone surprised this is what's happening?
You know, comedian Danny Paulishchuck, I'm only doing his show once, but we follow each other.
And every once in a while, I'll throw him a DM.
He does those great videos with Ryan Long.
I encourage anybody to go check them out.
They're hilarious.
He had a recent tweet where he said, who knew how prophetic it was going to be when they changed the Department of Defense name to the Department of War?
I told everybody I didn't like it out of the gates.
And that was a very, very bad sign.
Okay.
I'm very glad that people that are being utilized in kind of this, you know, propaganda campaign that is childlike, but it seemed to be working.
This is the meme administration, right?
This is the FAFO administration.
Fafo.
Like, make me want to vomit.
Yeah, F around and find out what you're talking about.
They literally, like children, I mean, are we on a junior high playground?
What is this?
Like, go ahead.
Hey, well, at the end of World War II, they changed it to the Department of Defense from the Department of War.
And now here we are again.
Yeah.
Well, we're war.
I mean, watch me Heg Seth.
I mean, there's, you know, what was the eminent threat in the first place?
There is no eminent threat.
Hegseth's out of his mind.
Wait.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Let's talk about Hegseth for a minute.
Let's listen.
Oh, my gosh.
Heg Seth is on video.
He's on video years and years ago.
Talking about taking the Temple Mount.
Are you out of your mind?
Do you temple mount?
Listen, these people are out of their minds, dude.
If you don't know what the dome of the rock is and how it plays into all this, and that the hardcore Zionists and Israelis really want that, Hegseth wants it too.
It is the holiest of holy sites to the Muslims.
And the extremely religious Jewish folks believe they need to take it, destroy it, and rebuild the Temple Mount for the third time.
Solomon's Temple rebuilt for real.
And a nut like Heg Seth is on video years ago saying we can do it.
That's the guy they put in charge.
Nuts.
Totally nuts.
I want to pull it back because I don't like yelling at the mic.
And I get it emotional.
All right, let's talk a little bit more about all this because it's very important.
He's feeling a little sleepy.
It's happy time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm back.
Well, listeners and Jason always gets my brain working.
I know that.
So please continue.
Yeah.
So yesterday, we had this incident where somebody drove a truck.
And again, details are really light on this one.
I'm trying to be careful because I don't know exactly what happened.
But into a synagogue of kids, you thought it was a kids, like the kids.
Thank God no one got killed.
They weren't even in class.
Explosives that were supposedly in the truck didn't go off.
That would have been a disaster.
Okay.
A bombing in America of children, even on a low scale where it's, you know, dozens or hundreds.
I mean, forget about it.
Can you imagine if we have a 9-11 style attack or worse?
Like if anything nuclear is used here or over in Europe, you think that COVID-1984 was a nightmare.
That's going to seem like a Hawaii vacation compared to what they will do.
I guarantee you.
So here's what's killing me right now about this whole thing.
Number one, the propaganda and lies that I saw from the bots that I discussed here about, for instance, the children, the girls' school, 175 dead, 175 kids dead.
And immediately, the anonymous loser avatars were in full force saying Iran did it to themselves.
They'd already admitted it, that it was an accident.
No evidence, no reality based on that at all.
I had to watch the president of the United States this week say Iran bombed their own school.
No evidence.
In fact, all the evidence shows it wasn't even Israel that did it.
It was us.
It was the United States that hit that school and killed those children.
Now, even it's ridiculous to think that Iran did it.
Again, it makes my blood boil because that tells you you're not going to have any accountability.
Truth is the first thing that goes by the wayside in war.
Tehran, like we discussed, is continually now being bombed as a part of this campaign.
Trump's out there with some staged audience, some MAGA handpicked audience going, we don't have to leave early, do we?
We can get the job done.
Yay!
Yay!
And this is how you know that when you see one of these outbreaks of protests, like a big one of ICE or Ukraine or whatever, it's absolutely funded.
This Iran thing is like the most unpopular thing, not just amongst actual people on the left, but people like me.
You see anybody in the streets?
You see any protests yet?
Huh?
You see any Democratic politicians coming out and actually taking a stand and trying to do something about it?
No, they're all pro-war losers.
Oh, man, I want to curse so bad right now.
I'm so pissed.
I am so pissed.
Like, I again, I was on, I hosted InfoWars yesterday, fourth hour.
And look, you know, Alex and I have had our differences over the years, especially over this administration, right?
But the bottom line is it looks like InfoWars is about to be shut down.
It looks like this is finally it.
This is the coup de grace.
If they've got 30 days, that would be a surprise.
Alex Jones, love them, hate them, indifferent, has always put his face and voice behind what he said.
He's never told me what I can and cannot say when he puts me in the arena with literally millions of people as an audience.
Okay.
Do you know how rare that is?
That's the unicorn, folks.
This guy, you know, I talk about sock puppet accounts all the time and bots and all these other people with like, you know, you know how many of these amplified social media people or alternative media people that have bot farms for them.
I mean, it's ridiculous.
Or even a shadow account.
Like I was introduced to that.
I was so naive, Aaron, you know, a decade ago when somebody I was interviewing with goes, oh, you don't have any SOC accounts?
I go, what?
SOC accounts.
Yeah, like an account that's not you.
So people don't know it's you when you post online.
And I just go, why would I want that?
I'm not a coward.
You know, I'm the laser.
I'll talk to anybody.
I want to put my face and voice behind everything I say.
And if I get something wrong, which I will, I just go, I got it wrong.
And we can move on.
If I change my opinion because someone presents a better set of evidence, I'm proud to do so.
It is so bizarre to me that we have moved in the complete opposite direction.
And InfoWars is a pioneer.
They've been around literally almost three decades.
I came across them post 9-11.
The guy has pioneered so many things.
I mean, first and foremost, okay, other than Tom Green, has anybody ever made it from public access television?
I don't know that anybody has.
That's where Alex Jones started.
Alex Jones, before podcasting was a thing, reinvented the wheel on internet broadcasting before everybody had their own blog, before everything was consolidated into, say, like a substack or whatever.
I mean, his website was a block, right?
Before anybody had an independent media operation that was streaming video, prisonplanet.tv existed.
So love him or hate him, warts and all.
Alex Jones is one of the reasons that we're sitting here right now talking about Epstein or that those files are even out into the ether.
You know, I was talking about the Epstein case literally at this point, almost two decades ago through that outlet.
And the fact that they went after him and, you know, he got Sandy Hook wrong.
I was sending stuff to Infowars going, you guys are getting this wrong.
You need to stop.
He got it wrong.
Okay.
He should have been maybe, you know, sued for some defamation and with that had to pay some again.
No one got hurt or killed.
This isn't like, you know, this isn't like a civil case where there's actual harm, right?
But defamation, maybe, maybe paid out a few hundred thousand, maybe a few million.
They made it out over a billion plus dollars because the goal was never to get any money.
It was to silence somebody.
This is that should be chilling to people.
Make them go away.
Look, all these other imitators, the Breitbarts of the world, the daily wires of the world, the blade, none of them, none of them have the integrity of InfoWars.
That doesn't mean InfoWars is perfect, but I've been around the block, folks.
You know, I've been in the meetings.
I've done the shows.
I've been behind the scenes from the mainstream media networks like CNN and MSNBC, all the way to the OENs and the newsmaxes of the world.
InfoWars and Alex Jones are the real deal.
Okay.
And it is shameful, not only what we as a people have allowed to happen to him and that outlet in this country, but also this administration, which he largely had the back of.
Now, Alex just had a great rant about how, and again, dark times, call for dark humor, had me bellowing out in laughter.
This is why you want to follow me on X at Jason Burmes.
You can go watch this clip.
Maybe you saw I reposted it and that's why they asked me to host.
But he's sitting there and going, it's like Trump's our wife.
Okay.
He's ours.
And then you see your wife going off into another house with a couple other dudes.
And it's Lindsey Graham and Benjamin Netanyahu.
And then you open the door and Trump's legs are over his head and he's going to pound town, Netanyahu style, and Lindsey Graham's there, ceiling.
And you grab your wife and you say, look, we're going to get counsel and we're going to get through it.
You need to leave these guys.
Now, I didn't need that visual.
No.
And then he was like, and then Hookabee is around the corner.
I mean, and that, I mean, that it's dark, but it's funny.
And it's Alex Jones 100%.
And look, like I said, man, he ain't perfect.
None of us are.
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We all have to do better.
But, you know, he's always given me a voice.
And even if he didn't, I'm a free speech guy, right?
And you can't have free speech in this country if you want to use lawfare to not only imprison people, but destroy them financially so they are unable and restrict them access to what's supposed to be the World Wide Web, the Global Communications Center, because they have a differing opinion.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I, oh, there's so much other stuff I want to talk about.
I still want to talk to you about what Candace Owens is doing with the Bride of Charlie about Erica Kirk.
That's something I would love to get into a little bit next week if we've got time.
And then we just had this Air Force general disappear, an aeronautics engineer.
That's something else maybe we can kick the can down the road next week with Iran as well.
You know, Kirk just, Erica just got a job with the administration.
Oh, yeah, I saw.
I saw.
Yeah, I saw.
I don't know.
I don't think so.
Something tells me no, Mike.
All right.
Anyway, we have been deep in the weeds with Jason Burmese brought to you by River Cities Reader.
Also, you know, we were talking about beforehand, and we just never got there.
Was the bombing of the school an AI mistake?
Like an AI-driven bomb that was a mistake.
So lots to cover.
Looking forward to next Friday, 9 a.m.
Jason.
Thank you so much for your time.
Looking forward to this Epstein documentary, too, buddy.
Oh, thank you very much.
And you can watch all my other documentaries for free.
Like you want to see what the Epstein network is, you can go watch Invisible Empire, a New World Order to find right now.
You can also watch Shade the Motion Picture, learn about 9-11 Loose Change Final Cut and Fabled Enemies over at my YouTube, youtube.com slash Infowarrier.
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