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The Raw Deal (4 July 2025) with special featured guest Sofia Smallstorm

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	I need somebody, not just anybody.
	You know, I need someone.
	I was younger, so much younger than today.
	I never need anybody to tell.
	Help me in any way.
	Now these days are so self-assured.
	Now, fine, the gentleman, open up the door.
	Help me if you can.
	I'm feeling down.
	And I do appreciate you feeling around.
	Help me get my feet back on the ground.
	Won't you please help me?
	Well, this is Jim Fetzer, your host on The Raw Deal, right here on Revolution Radio Studio B this 4th of July 2025 with my special featured guest, Sophia Smallstorm, who will be joining us at the bottom of the hour.
	I hate to begin on a day celebration the Declaration of Independence of the United States, but Alex Jones has issued a bioterror attack simulation warning for a deadly virus to be unleashed on today's date, July 4th, 2025.
	And I hate the idea, but I would be remiss not to share it with you given the warning is out there.
	An April 2024 report by the Biodefense Commission think tank detailed a simulation where terrorists released a virus in Washington, D.C. and other U.S. cities that killed hundreds of thousands of Americans on July 4, 2025.
	The report by the Commission chaired by former Senator Joseph Liebert, Connecticut, envisioned a hypothetical scenario where a deadly genetically modified Nipah virus attack launched on Independence Day wipes out 280,000 Americans, including legislators, with similar attacks the following day, killing scores more across the globe.
	The fictional simulation is framed in hindsight perspective, featuring a congressional joint committee chair chasing legislators in opening remarks for failure to take up the recommendations of bipartisan commission on biodefense in the months leading up to the devastating bioterror attack.
	And of course, if it were to occur, be assured it would be blamed on Iran, which is perhaps the most moral and principled nation in the world today, far exceeding the United States and Israel,
	which have become the greatest promoters of terrorism the world has ever known, and perhaps rivaling Russia in the morality of its stance in relation to world affairs.
	Tragic situation for this once great nation.
	Meanwhile, to review some of the latest developments internationally, Trump has spoken with Putin, says he didn't make any progress on Ukraine, which of course would be inevitable if in fact he wanted Russia to withdraw from the territories it secured, pay reparations, allow Ukraine to become a part of NATO, all of which are preposterous from the point of view of Russia.
	President Trump spoke with Russian President Putin Thursday, yesterday, and said after the call that he didn't make any progress on the issue of the Ukraine war.
	We had a call.
	It was pretty long.
	We talked about a lot of things, including Iran.
	We also talked about the war with Ukraine, and I'm not happy about that, he told reporters before boarding Air Force One.
	When asked if any progress was made with Ukraine, he said, no, I didn't make any progress today with him at all.
	According to the Kremlin, Putin told Trump that Russia wouldn't give up its war goals.
	Our president says that Russia will achieve its goals, that is the elimination of the well-known root causes that led to the current state of affairs, to the current harsh confrontation, and Russia will not give up on these goals.
	Mind you, Russia is not going to give back any of the territories taken, including Crimea, all those in the Don pass, and they are gaining more territory every day.
	The latest casualty figures suggest Ukraine has lost a million and a half Russia, about 10%, 150,000.
	Meanwhile, however, the deputy head of the Russian Navy was killed in a Ukrainian missile strike.
	These continue unabated.
	In a rare battlefield development, a very high-ranking general officer for Russia's military has been killed by Ukrainian forces, and it actually happened on Russian soil.
	Major General Mikhail Gutkov, deputy commander of the Russian Navy, a brigade leader in the Ukraine war, had been confirmed dead in Russia's Kirk region, according to a statement Thursday by a Kremlin official.
	The news broke when Russian and Ukrainian military telegram channels reported Gutkok had been killed along with 10 others in a Ukrainian strike targeting a command post in Korenov, which lies near the Ukrainian border.
	Meanwhile, here we have Daniel Davis talking about how the war is proceeding.
	Check it out.
	War between Russia and Ukraine has kind of devolved into a budget battle.
	Who's going to spend the most money?
	Who's bringing in the most contractors?
	Who's got the most deals to make, etc.
	But as we're going to see, there is that going on, but there is still a war going on, and there is still progress on the ground.
	There are still people dying that are not impressed one way or the other with whose deal somebody's making or what they're trying to accomplish on the spreadsheet.
	But as we know, of course, war does require finances.
	And if you don't have that, then you don't have a war.
	We're going to see how that tails in as well.
	And to try and help us unpack some of this, we have for the first time on the Daniel Davis Deep Dive, Dr. Gilbert Doctor Rowe, a historian and international affairs analyst and author of the book, War Diaries, Part 1, Russia-Ukraine War, 2022 to 2023.
	First of all, Professor, welcome to the show.
	Very kind of you, Joe.
	I wonder, just because it's the first time you've been on our show, I know a lot of our audience is familiar with your work in a number of other different venues.
	But I wonder if you could tell us a little bit about this book that you've written here, and especially because it's called Part One.
	What did you learn during the publication of this book and where are you going next?
	Well, as I say, I look forward to it.
	I thought this would be a thin volume.
	When the war started, Russia had such a commanding presence and was threatening Kiev from day one of their invasion that it looked like this could be over rather quickly.
	And I don't think I was the only one who assumed that.
	As it's turned out, we're all mistaken.
	The war has progressed by insurges, various stages of escalation that were not to be anticipated.
	The risk-taking of the Biden administration was in no way clear as a possibility or a likelihood when the war began.
	And the Russian way of war was by no means understood in the West, and even today is not clearly understood, since the expectation is the only way you can fight a war is the American way, which is shock and awe.
	And that didn't happen.
	The fact is the American wars have been on territory without any personal presence, without an American presence there before the troops moved in, without an interest in the people as such and in the value of human life in the territories we entered in the Middle East I'm speaking about now.
	In the Russian case with Ukraine, these are two nations or peoples that have lived together and intermingled for 500 years or more.
	And the Russian interest was initially not to cause too much damage and too much loss of life in the anticipation that these are neighbors and we'll have to live with them in the future.
	Moreover, those neighbors are the brother-in-law, sister-in-law, mother-father of many people living all over what was the Soviet Union and today is the Russian Federation.
	For these reasons, the Russians conducted the war in a very different way from what people in the West expected.
	It was misinterpreted in the West as signs of Russian weakness.
	Let me ask you what you saw on that topic.
	I'm just wondering what you...
	Ukraine was a part of Russia historically.
	Kiev was the capital of Russia.
	Putin has proceeded very gradually because these are his fellow citizens, and he wants to preserve the integration of Ukraine back as part of Russia when it's all said and done.
	In fact, he recently announced all of Ukraine will be ours.
	Have no doubt about it.
	Meanwhile, turning to the Middle East, China has announced we stand with Iran.
	This is very significant.
	July 3rd, President Xi Jai Pina Chung just got on television, Beijing and among other things, announced our strategic interests in the Middle East will no longer be threatened.
	We will stand with Iran.
	This is a colossal development in geopolitical matters.
	China, like every other nation on earth, understands that Israel started this trouble by launching a sneak attack upon Iran.
	Everyone also knows the U.S. entered the fray with another sneak attack against the Iranian nuclear sites.
	But that conflict did not go the way the Israelis or Americans thought it would.
	It is widely understood that the only reason Israel stopped attacking Iran was because they were running out of anti-ballistic missile defenses.
	And on the third final day of fighting, a full 50% of Iranian missiles were getting through, hitting targets inside Iran.
	While Israel had more than adequate ability to continue offensive action, they were one day away from having zero defensive ability against the Iranian ballistic missiles.
	So they got President Trump to work out a ceasefire, to which Iran said, if Israel stops attacking us, we will stop attacking them.
	That was a ceasefire.
	This is major.
	Meanwhile, an unprecedented letter has been sent to the Secretary General of the United Nations, signed by over 300 academicians, intellectuals, and scholars around the world.
	The undersigned submit up formal protests regarding the Israeli regime sustained a lawful aggression against Iran since 13 June 2025, constituting severe breaches of international law under the UN Charter.
	These systematic attacks endanger regional stability, civilian lives, ecological integrity, and global cultural heritage, escalating beyond mere geopolitical conflict into an international existential threat.
	The deliberate targeting of civilians, residential areas, and sovereign institutions undermines the international legal order, risking irreversible catastrophe.
	The situation demands urgent intervention before diplomatic and mitigated capacities are exhausted.
	It is earnestly urged that this appeal be Regarded not as a matter of routine procedure, but as a solemn and final urgent call to action, one that necessitates the immediate and coordinated mobilization of all judicial, diplomatic, and institutional capacities in order to prevent the onset of an irreversible systemic disintegration of international institutional legitimacy and credibility.
	I was proud to sign that letter and to publish it on my blog at jameshfetzer.org.
	Check it out.
	Meanwhile, just to confirm the damage Israel has sustained because of Iranian attacks, Iran damaged 33,000 structures in Israel.
	The Israeli tax authority recently have application for financial assistance for nearly 33,000 damaged structures reports the Israeli daily Ha-Rats.
	In other words, those are claims being made by Israeli citizens for damage to their own structures, and there are 33,000 of them.
	And that, of course, does not include the government's own structures and resources that have been colossally damaged.
	Here from Consortium News, the damage assessment in Israel from Iran's counteroffensive, again, Tel Aviv's unprovoked aggression last month is coming in.
	Despite strenuous efforts by Israeli authorities to suppress news from bomb sites, including arresting news crews, the extent of the destruction suffered by Israel is now being revealed.
	Israeli daily Herets reported Monday.
	The vaunted Israeli air defense system headlined by the so-called Iron Dome failed to prevent a significant inundation of Iranian ordnance.
	Some single ballistic missiles landing on Israeli streets damaged a wide area of surrounding buildings purely from the vibrations of the impact, the newspaper reported throughout Israel.
	Between the shockwaves and the direct impact of the heavy Iranian missiles, the destructions went out over hundreds of meters, Sorrent said.
	Thousands of houses in the building have been damaged, some severely, with interior and exterior walls collapsing.
	And that's just on the surface.
	Meanwhile, Colonel McGregor, whom I admire.
	Pete Rob Sand, Democratic candidate for Iowa governor.
	What happened to Tulsi Gabbard, who of course had reported on the breaking on the fact that the intel agencies and put a finer point on this, the days that they were to getting a bomb, that seems to be different from what Tulsi Gabbard had testified to in March.
	Was there a new assessment?
	Was that the Israeli assessment?
	Was that a new American assessment?
	Was that information new to you in this briefing?
	It was new to me.
	This was a good briefing.
	It was one of the best I've ever attended.
	I mean, Rubio, Hed Seth, Ratcliffe, General Kane, they didn't bring out a script and read carefully from it.
	They just looked us in the eye and talked to us.
	The assessment that said that Iran was within days of having a bomb, is that Israeli or American assessment?
	I don't know.
	Is that Israeli or an American assessment?
	I don't know.
	Well, if you're a senator sitting in the United States Senate, I think I'd be very concerned about the source of the assessment.
	And if it were foreign, because Israel, contrary to popular belief, is a foreign state with interests that do not necessarily align with ours, then I would like to know that.
	In fact, I'd like to know why I am listening to an Israeli assessment.
	So the otherwise usually adroit Senator Kennedy made a mistake, Judge, don't you think?
	Yes, yes, I do.
	I don't know when this is going to come back to haunt him or become a big deal.
	This statement was made two days ago.
	Well, you know, Judge, that reminds me of something I read in Stimson's papers.
	Stimson, of course, was the Secretary of War, and he was writing about Pearl Harbor.
	And he wrote, thank God the Japanese attacked us on the 7th of December.
	If they hadn't, we would have had to attack them in order to get this war started two weeks later.
	Now, that's in Stimson's papers.
	I think this is the same set of Stimson papers that reveal not only was he grateful that they attacked, but he knew the attack was coming.
	And 2,700 18-year-old sailors went to a watery grave.
	No, that's right.
	And, you know, I'm just saying that it's disturbing to me that, you know, he says, well, I don't know if this was an Israeli source or an American source.
	I would always insist on knowing the source.
	And if it did not have a legitimate American stamp on it, then I would be very reluctant to accept it.
	That's not to say that the Israelis don't have good intelligence.
	They frequently do, but we also know that since 1995, you know, Mr. Netanyahu has been telling us that they are within months and then a month and then weeks and then one week and then days and now hours.
	I mean, come on.
	How often do we have to march down this trail?
	But money has a habit of making things go down and making things more palatable than they otherwise would be.
	And I'm sure that there's lots of Israel lobby money involved that makes this attractive.
	Colonel, I'm sure you noticed, as I did, whose name was missing, Rubio Hagseth Ratcliffe, General Kane.
	How about Director Ratcliffe's boss, Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard?
	Well, Rubio is somebody that He knows who is a card-carrying member of the Israeli club, a lobby member almost.
	And I think that that's probably enough.
	Hagseth is too new.
	Tulsi Gabbard's already alienated people by not unilaterally signing up without question for whatever the Israelis want.
	That leaves you with Radcliffe.
	And Radcliffe is, as Max Bluenthal has pointed out, a protege of the lobby.
	He was created from nothing, came out of nowhere knowing nothing, and has advanced all the way to the top of the CIA.
	And he is there for one reason and only one reason.
	That's what the Israeli lobby wanted in the job.
	That's so damn telling.
	So damn telling.
	Just think about it.
	Meanwhile, here's a UN rapporteur reporting that Israel is engaged in one of the cruelest genocides of modern history, urging an arms embargo and global disengagement.
	Francesca Albanet says Gaza had become a laboratory for Israeli weapons, calling on SATE to suspend all trade and investment with Israel, which I support.
	Geneva, Israel is responsible for one of the cruelest genocides of modern history.
	UN Special Rappon Tour on the occupied Palestinian territory said Thursday, accusing Tel Aviv of weaponizing Gaza as a testing ground and calling for sweeping international action, going to full international arms embargo and the suspension of trade and investment ties.
	The situation in the occupied Palestinian territory is apocalyptic.
	Francesca Albanese told the UN Human Rights Council, presenting her latest report.
	In Gaza, Palestinians continue to endure suffering beyond imagination.
	Israel is responsible for one of the cruelest genocides of modern history.
	Albanese said official figures count over 200,000 Palestinian kills or injured.
	The leading Healthman estimate the true toll is far higher.
	I agree.
	Multiple, probably closer to a million, really, potentially.
	Certainly many times more than 200,000.
	She denounces so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, Israel's new aid mechanism to Gaza with hundreds of associated deaths to date as a death trap, engineered to kill a force of flight of a star-bombard emaciated population marked for death.
	Very, very troubling.
	And here's more.
	Hamas confirming a report from the Palestin Chronicle.
	Hamas says Israel using Gaza aid sites to recruit collaborators.
	And Hamas official reportedly said the movement has thwarted an attempt by the Israeli army to smuggle spy equipment to collaborators to carry out dangerous security missions.
	Israel is using aid distribution sites in the Gaza Strip to recruit and meet with collaborators, and Hamas security official has told Al Jazeera.
	The official also reportedly noted that drugs are being used to lure young people into becoming collaborators and assign intelligence tasks to them.
	We have thwarted attempts to smuggle spying equipment and modern phones to collaborators to carry out dangerous security missions.
	So in addition to using those aid sites as bait to draw out Palestinians for them to be shot, it turns out they're also seeking to recruit collaborators.
	Here's a great question.
	Is it aided?
	Well, Max, speaking of people who battle anti-Semitism, I want to play a clip of the great Jonathan Greenblatt.
	I couldn't believe this.
	So here, she's asking a really bold question.
	As a Jew myself, who is very involved with Reform Judaism and goes to synagogue and is committed to Judaism, is there space to criticize Netanyahu without criticizing other Jews?
	Okay, this is the most embarrassing anti-Semitism creating question ever.
	Like a Jew has to ask someone whether you can criticize Netanyahu without criticizing the Jews.
	Like she didn't even get the liberal Zionist talking point, which is that we pretend that like everyone hates Netanyahu, but Israel has the right to defend itself.
	Well, she teed it up perfectly for him to make himself seem like the moderate central figure.
	Because that's a real disconnect that a lot of us have.
	So there's a few things to unpack here.
	So first of all, I'm definitely not an expert in Israeli politics, and I know that his approval numbers were quite low before and then immediately after October the 7th.
	But from what I understand, Molly, they're quite high now.
	Israelis of both sides of the spectrum said very clearly we needed to deal with Iran, and they're appreciating that.
	Now, that being said, there is a lot of space to criticize policies of the Israeli government, the way they're prosecuting the war in Gaza.
	They always say that never, ever allowed for that, and they've never engaged in that themselves, right?
	This is like their go-to talking point.
	Yeah, the reason he's going after us is because we criticize their war in Gaza, which is central to Israel's existence, as Netanyahu said.
	They need to commit genocide or they will cease to exist as a Jewish supremacist state.
	And they openly say that day after day.
	Well, Max, speaking of people who battle anti-Semitism, I want to play a class.
	Very, very interesting question here.
	How can it be anti-Semitic to criticize conducting genocide outrages?
	Meanwhile, we know the House passed Trump Big Beautiful bill that's going to bring the 2026 military budget over a trillion.
	Outrageboards in after House GOB approves one of the most catastrophic bills passed in modern history.
	This is from Common Dreams, which is, of course, a left-wing website, but I think it's got this one right.
	Democrat Representative Elon Homer called the Republican budget package one of the most cruel immoral abuses of legislation Congress has ever voted on.
	House Republicans Thursday put the final step of approval on budget legislation that'll inflict devastating cuts on Medicaid, federal nutrition assistant, clean energy initiatives, and other programs to help finance another round of tax breaks for the rich.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
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	And now we return you to your host.
	Well, I have three final stories before I introduce my featured guest, Sylvia Smallstorm, today.
	She's from California and may appreciate California Democrats canceled 4th of July celebration for this awful reason.
	They are rejecting the United States and abandoning Independence Day because of us.
	Because recent events affecting a portion of downtown Los Angeles, that's liberal code for.
	We're more concerned about protecting people who broke our immigration laws than celebrating the country who gave them the opportunity.
	The city of Kaduhi, where 97% of the population identifies as Hispanic, canceled its July 3rd celebration entirely.
	Bell Gardens, followed by canceling concert and two outdoor movie showings.
	Scheduled for the weekend, officials are cited an abundance of caution regarding concerns for rendering safety over federal immigration enforcement activities.
	But that's not the only story of importance.
	I've just interviewed Bill Benny, who is, of course, from the national NSA fame, who may be the leading cybersecurity expert in the world today.
	He and his wife, Dr. Catherine Hork, who holds a PhD in particle physics from Oxford, explained to me during the second of a series of conversation we're having how the NSA has this vast treasure trobe of everything, every communication, every digital communication in a vast storehouse, but that it's useless unless you have a search routine and know what you're looking for.
	And in this absolutely fascinating interview conducted on July 2nd, Wednesday, they explained, Bill in particular, how you can use the search routines to sort out virtually any group you want based upon their characteristics.
	For example, you can do a search using the algorithm he proposes to identify every pedophile that's in the database.
	You can use a search to identify every act of corruption by a government official.
	And he explained how he proposed these techniques like two decades ago, but they were resisted by government officials, no doubt, because they were worried that their Own corruption would be exposed in the process.
	And last but not least, I'm very pleased to report that an interview I did with Germ Warfare that has now been published on UK column, which is an extremely popular European website.
	Oswald could not have shot JFK, where I explained that Lee was in the doorway when the motorcade passed by and therefore not only cannot have been the lone demanded gunman, but one of the multiple shooters, where I go through and explain how we know, including from testimony of those who knew him best up close and personal.
	For example, Madeline Duncan Brown, with whom he began an affair in 1948 and Boris' son Stephen in 1950.
	Billy Solassis, who was a crony of Lyndon and Conley's over the many schemes, others who are experts on Lyndon Johnson, such as Phil Nelson, for example, whose sensational book, LBJ Mastermind of the JFK Assassination, and all the other evidence to point to how the whole plot was conducted from its origins in Los Angeles in 1960.
	And I just want to say, I explained there how easy it is to refute the Warren Commission report, because the Warren Commission report claims there were three and only three shots fired from above and behind during the evening of the assassination.
	And the Secret Service concluded there had been three shots with three hits, that JFK had been hit in the back about five and a half inches down below the collar, just to the right of the spinal column, a shallow shot, only went in about as far as the second knuckle on your little finger, that John Connolly had been hit in the back, and that Jack had been hit in the back of the head, killing him.
	Now, it's fascinating, but during the very afternoon, two shots were being widely reported on radio and television that the Warren Commission did not contemplate or even admit existed, namely a small clean puncture wound to the throat where the bullet actually passed the windshield that was fired from inside the triple underpass and a shot to the right temple that was fired from the intersection of the triple underpass and the picket fence.
	David W. Mantick has now, who is the leading expert on the medical evidence, has now been able to establish there was a third shot to the head from the side near simultaneous with a bullet that entered the temple.
	But what's fascinating about this, not only was contradictory information being published all day, if you go to NBC, for example, see it now, you'll see famous newsmen like Chet Huntley reporting these two stories all afternoon, both of which contradict the official narrative.
	And then in the evening, Frank McGee, who was nobody's fool, as the reports began to trickle in that the FBI and the Secret Service had been concluded there are three shots from above and behind says, this is incongruous.
	How the command had been shot from in front, from behind.
	And of course, he had it exactly right.
	In fact, the simplest proof of the fraud that was perpetrated by the 9-11, by the Warren Commission, is the fact that Malcolm Kilduff, who was the acting press secretary at the time, when he announced the president's death, reported it was a simple matter of a bullet right through the head while pointing to his right temple.
	All that seemed to have been completely lost, really deliberately suppressed by the Warren Commission.
	So it's easy to refute.
	And I encourage everyone.
	And that ties into my special guest today, Sophia Smallstorm, because she, among other recent endeavors, has been engaging in conversation with Chat GPT about JFK.
	Sophia, I'm so delighted to have you here.
	This chat business seems to have become quite a raging phenomenon.
	Please introduce the subject and what you're discovering as you have these conversations.
	Well, Jim, I haven't had too many of them, and thank you for inviting me back.
	And, you know, I'm still very dismayed by everything I'm reading about this Kennedy family and those days in the White House that were termed Camelot.
	But I want to ask you something before we start into the chat GPT territory.
	Jim, how many books do you think have been written about the JFK assassination?
	Well, there are many hundreds, Sophia.
	I've heard estimates of size 2,000, but I believe that to be an exaggeration.
	Have you, in fact, done a search to discover the answer?
	No, we can ask ChatGPT in a minute if you like, but I did read in the Darwin Porter book that I'm reading now.
	I mean, I have several Darwin Porter books.
	Let me just say.
	He estimates 2,000, which shocked me.
	And you've written how many?
	Two, three?
	I've edited four collections of expert studies where I've specialized since my retirement as a university professor in 2006 in collaborative research on the most complex and controversial events of our time by bringing together the best experts on JFK initially,
	then 9-11, Wellstone, Sandy Hook, Boston Bombing, and more, where six of my books have been banned by Amazon.com, not because it got things wrong, but because they exposed government complicity that got things right.
	So I have four on JFK.
	The first was Assassination Science 1998, where I brought together the best experts to ever study the case, including a world authority on the human brain who is also an expert on wound ballistic, Bob Livingston, David W. Manick, MD, PhD, who's proven to be the world's leading expert on medical evidence.
	Charles Crenshaw was a physician in trauma room number one, was the last physician to observe the body closing JFK's eyes when he was wrapped in sheets and placed in the bronze ceremonial casket.
	Jack White, who is the legendary photo and film analyst for JFK records, John P. Costella, another PhD in physics, this time with an expertise in electromagnetism, properties of light and images of moving objects, who proven to be a brilliant critic of internal features of the Zapruder film that prove, although it's 98% technically perfect, the other 2% give it away.
	The second, Murder in Dealey Plaza, 2000, the third, the Great Zapruder film, folks, 2003, and now more recently, JFK, Who, How, and Why, Solving the World's Greatest Murder Mystery 2017, bringing research up to date, the kind of findings that I was reporting here in this piece, Oswald could not have shot JFK.
	But I've also done, you know, hundreds of blogs and articles and lectures and so forth.
	So it, of course, is one of my areas of specialization in terms of conspiracy research.
	Yes, I am aware of this.
	And thank you for giving a summary of your history.
	So let's just say I'm going by the Darwin Porter book.
	And you say this could be exaggerated, this figure, that 2,000 books have been written about the JFK assassination.
	So let's move into some more light-hearted discussion because this inspires actual laughter.
	So if 2,000 books, maybe even exaggerated, were written about the JFK assassination, I'm sure there are more to come, how many offers of marriage do you think Jackie collected after his assassination?
	Would you repeat the question?
	How many?
	Offers of marriage.
	Offers of marriage did Jackie receive.
	Oh, Sophie, I have no idea.
	It's going to be in the dozens, I'm going to presume, tell us.
	2,000!
	Really?
	Yes, sir, really.
	And she put them in a big file, okay?
	And she was going to take that from the highest bidder, right?
	Who would have been hearing?
	Oh, NASA's the richest man in the world whom she did, in fact, marry.
	Well, I'm going to tell you something.
	It's actually funny.
	Let me page to go to the area.
	So there was a guy who was the attendant primary aide to Howard Hughes, and his name was Johnny Meyer.
	Are you familiar with him?
	No, I know the film The Aviator, of course, where Leonard DiCamprio played Howard Hughes, which I take to be highly authentic, but that name doesn't resonate.
	Tell us more.
	He was called boss man by his right hand.
	I would call him the lieutenant, as the British say.
	His lieutenant was Johnny Meyer.
	And I have to say that what's his name?
	Porter.
	Darwin Porter misspells Meyer, which I really don't like.
	He spells it M-E-Y-E-R, and it's actually M-E-I-E-R.
	So here, I'm going to just read you some stuff.
	So after JFK was assassinated, Meyer says that boss man Howard Hughes sat in front of the television for 18 hours straight watching, watching all the commentary, all the news.
	And Meyer said he seemed obsessed with Kennedy's assassination and couldn't wipe it from his mind.
	I don't know how he got it, but he obtained a copy of the Zapruder film, which he watched endlessly.
	He must have seen it a thousand times.
	And we know, you know, you've told us that Zapruder film was falsified, but regardless, he watched this thing.
	And Meyer says he was watching it for some clue, although I didn't know what at the time.
	First, I thought he was seeking some clue as to who shot Kennedy, but he had something else on his mind.
	So guess what he had on his mind?
	Howard announced to me, Meyer says, that he was going to run for president in 1968 on the Democratic ticket, even though he was an arch conservative.
	So he decided, Howard Hughes, that he was going to wipe out both Bobby Kennedy and LBJ, run for president, and he would facilitate this move by marrying Mrs. Kennedy.
	So it was going to be a marriage of convenience, and he wanted Meyer to negotiate it.
	So he sends Meyer off to find Jackie Kennedy.
	Meyer made multiple phone calls.
	He says he got her private number quite easily.
	And Bobby Kennedy even answered the phone at that number, but Mrs. Kennedy never did.
	And then finally, he was writing her letters to, you know, say that Howard Hughes wanted to discuss something with her through him.
	So Jackie ends up calling him.
	And he says that he recognized her voice immediately.
	He says it must have been three o'clock in the morning in Washington, D.C. when Mrs. Kennedy finally returned my call.
	And he was thrilled.
	So she invites him to, I don't know where it was exactly that they met, but he sits down with her and he says that boss man, he doesn't say that, Howard Hughes has an offer for her.
	And the offer was $10 million, right, for Jackie and then trust funds for the children.
	And so $10 million if she'd marry Howard and campaign for him in the 1968 election.
	For her cooperation, he would also set up separate trust funds for her children.
	And tell Mrs. Kennedy, Howard said, I'll reinstate her in the White House.
	She can return in triumph, and I promise to give her unlimited power for a first lady.
	I'll pay for the next goddamn redecoration of the White House if that's what it takes to please her.
	So he also promised to pay Oleg Cassini, her designer, as many, you know, for as many clothes as she wanted, even if it's three gowns a day.
	Also provide 24-hour a day security guards for her and her kids.
	All right, so Jackie leans back in her chair, lights a cigarette, and listens to all this.
	And then she says, she says, wait a minute.
	She didn't seem shocked or even surprised.
	In that little girl voice, almost a whisper, she finally said, you go back to your Mr. Hughes and tell him I'll accept his proposal of marriage, but not for $10 million.
	I put a higher price tag on myself than that.
	Tell him my price tag is $50 million.
	Also, my attorneys will set up trust funds for each of my children, enough money to give them a lavish lifestyle if that's what they want for the rest of their lives.
	I like the offer of 24-hour security protection, but the Hughes Tool Company will have to agree in contract to offer that protection not only for the rest of my life, but the rest of the lives of both John and Caroline.
	So Meyer says, of course, Mrs. Kennedy, I'll take that counter offer back to Mr. Hughes.
	And then she leans forward and she says, there is one final thing, Mr. Meyer, a delicate issue.
	Mr. Hughes will have to agree and put it in contract form that marriage to me will not entail conjugal visits.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	Okay, now wait, wait.
	This is not over, right?
	So, Meyer, I'm reading from Porter.
	Meyer flew back to the West Coast conveying the astonishing news to Howard.
	The financial terms didn't bother him at all, Meyer claimed.
	Bossman knew he'd have to pay many more millions to get into the White House, and he seemed prepared to do that.
	He said he was going to delay for three weeks a formal response to Mrs. Kennedy, which he was going to deliver in person, meeting her at a secluded cottage on Martha's Vineyard, which I was to rent and secure for him.
	I went ahead with plans for the Martha's Vineyard rendezvous, but it never came off.
	So then he says, Howard delivered his answer to me in about three weeks, more or less, but it wasn't the message Mrs. Kennedy was waiting to hear, Meyer said.
	He had concluded that he could not run for president because of one thing.
	He'd have to shake the hands of half the male and female population of America, if not the world.
	In the years to come, I'll have to shake all those slimy paws, he said, some of whom will have just emerged from the toilet after wiping their ass and not washing their hands.
	The germs will surely kill me.
	I can't make the run.
	I have to thank Mrs. Kennedy for her acceptance, but I withdraw the offer.
	I cannot go through with it.
	It's well portrayed in the film The Aviator that he was a germaphobe and he had all kinds of neurotic behaviors associated therewith.
	It's really quite a fascinating story that's utterly plausible and consistent with what I know about Howard Hughes, which I admit, however, is rather limited.
	So what you're piecing together, Sylvia, is absolutely fascinating stuff never even crossed my mind in my wildest imagination.
	Tell us more.
	I'll tell you more, but first, okay, some of your listeners are saying in the comments of the last show that they don't care.
	They don't care about this stuff.
	But I'm telling you something.
	I believe there's a substrate to everything.
	And that's what I'm looking for in all this Kennedy material.
	And generally, if I have a hunch that there's something there, I often find it.
	Okay.
	So I was, I decided I would talk to ChatGPT now and then to get some material to summarize because there's so much out there.
	I can't read all these books.
	So I did.
	I wanted to know, JFK frequently used this word Puntang.
	And I didn't know how he learned it.
	What does it mean?
	I never heard it before.
	So I typed it into ChatGPT.
	And I'm getting the free version of ChatGPT, but somehow if you sign up, you get a more intelligent bot, right?
	But this one is good enough.
	Good enough for now.
	So apparently it's from Louisiana Creole slang or slangy French from French-speaking regions like Vietnam.
	And it translates very loosely from Putin, which is French for prostitute.
	So okay, that was fine.
	And then let me just open my own chat GPT file so that I can.
	Yeah, I've got it right here.
	I know, but it's harder for me to make you scroll for me to open it up.
	So that's JFK one.
	Yeah, yeah, okay.
	Here it is.
	So I went from that and I said something to the effect that, oh, it said, JFK and Poontang.
	President John F. Kennedy was known for his numerous extramarital affairs.
	And according to various biographies and reports from people close to him, he sometimes used the word Puntang to refer to his sexual conquest.
	So I write to ChatGPT, numerous is minimizing things.
	He was a sex addict, obsessed with getting that appetite met, also in great pain, getting feel-good shots from Dr. Jacobson and running the country.
	Now get this.
	I read that he got bored with the plight of the American Indians and wanted to switch to hearing the latest Puntang Gossip about Hollywood stars.
	Yeah, yeah, this is our president.
	He's bored with the plight of the American Indians, okay?
	So I'll tell you something.
	Those Dr. Feelgood shots, JFK Jr. said something, I read it in the Porter book, at the funeral of his mother to the effect that he was suspecting that some of these narcotics and these strange concoctions that she was getting on a regular basis also to keep her energy up from Dr. Jacobson, that those shots contributed to her cancer, which took her out in her early 60s.
	But anyway, so, you know, we can't just dismiss some of these very complex, unknown materials that both Kennedys were getting injected pretty much on a daily basis.
	So ChatGPT in one second gives you, it just spits out these, you know, headings and bullet points, and then it asks you, are you interested in going deeper into this?
	So I said, I've been reading the document, I said, no, I don't want to hear about Secret Service reports or biographers that flesh this out even further.
	I did say, ChatGPT, that what emerges from all the material that's out there, that it's a large language model.
	So it has taken written materials that are on the internet, let's just say.
	I asked it, have you read any books?
	And it said, no, I've only collected summaries of books.
	So what emerges, said ChatGPT, is a picture of a deeply complex man, brilliant and charismatic, yes, but also driven by pain, addiction, and compulsive behavior, often hidden behind the polished facade of Camelot.
	His presidency, though brief, was conducted under conditions, physical, emotional, and moral, that most people today would find shocking.
	So it wanted to give me Secret Service reports, biographers that fleshed this out.
	And I said, I've been reading Darwin Porter books.
	He has plenty of hearsay on this in those books.
	And I said, what would the American public have had to say if the media had been more energetic at the time and spread this stuff?
	The country was much more conservative as a whole back then.
	And I'm shocked that JFK and his brothers were so reckless and disrespectful of human dignity in that they required affairs right and left.
	So later in this particular Darwin Porter book I'm reading, Jackie, who knew all about these affairs, she said he was supplied, JFK, primarily by his brother-in-law, Peter Lawford, who was married to his sister, Patricia Kennedy.
	They lived in Santa Monica outside Los Angeles.
	So Peter Lawford was an actor and he had all these connections to these Hollywood starlets, as did Frank Sinatra.
	So this is page 397 of the Jackie book that I'm reading by Darwin Porter.
	During his 1960 campaign for president, JFK, in Jackie's opinion, was seeing too much of Frank Sinatra.
	She voiced her suspicion to Peter Lawford that, quote, Sinatra seems like an endless wagon train hauling young women to Jack.
	And she called these women lollipops, his lollipops.
	Yeah.
	So you want to say something?
	I'm just fascinated by this whole thing, Sophia.
	You're just exploring a whole area of JFK research that I've never entered before.
	This is fascinating.
	So, you know, people dismiss Darwin Porter as just shoveling a bunch of hearsay together, and it's all, you know, speculative and this and that.
	So I said, I was trying to point out, look, who is going to record this as fact?
	Back then, people talk.
	People talk then, they talk now.
	So it says Darwin Porter's books are known for their gossipy, sensational style, full of insider hearsay.
	But often, this is what it admitted, often where there's smoke, there's fire.
	We've got a break.
	We'll continue when we return with Sophia Smallstorm and a fascinating picture of AFK you've never encountered before.
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	And this is fascinating stuff, Sylvia.
	What an unexpected revelation you're sharing with us.
	Please continue.
	Well, there are so many of those revelations, Jim.
	I don't even know which ones to choose.
	I mean, I have stickies on every page of these books.
	I just, I had to buy a whole huge multi-pack of stickies, brightly colored ones.
	So anyway, ChatGBT did admit that where there's smoke, there's fire.
	And the more traditional biographers, you know, might not have covered this stuff.
	And I proposed on that note that the more traditional biographers certainly didn't want to talk about JFK's, you know, Frank Sinatra called him chicky boy because he needed chicks three times a day.
	And he even said to Peter Lawford, who was complaining to him one day that Peter was saying, you know, I can't, I'm sorry, but I can't really get into your sister.
	That was his wife.
	He said, I cannot, I'm not aroused by her.
	I have great difficulty.
	Although yesterday I was with two prostitutes, I had no problems at all.
	And Jack Kennedy says, you know what?
	I have the same problem with Jackie.
	Come please.
	All right.
	So I said, I asked ChatGPT if it was possible that a person who has to have sex three times a day with new women, and he would talk to Frank Sinatra, who would bring him these starlets and the word that Darwin Porter uses, there could not be a better word, to sample.
	Because that's all he wanted.
	He just wanted to sample.
	No commitments, nothing.
	And Jackie had to do her own liaisons.
	She called them revenge.
	I won't use the four-letter word.
	But she did the same thing.
	Not as much, not as much.
	But anyway.
	Jackie did a fair amount of carousing of her own by way of reciprocation.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah.
	I mean, she felt terrible about what was happening to her.
	Now, another person who wanted to marry JFK and wanted to be in the White House was Audrey Hepburn.
	Audrey Hepburn.
	You do mean marry JFK.
	Audrey Hepburn thought she'd make a very fine first lady.
	And she commented for the rest of her life after JFK was assassinated, she would talk about what might have been.
	Yep.
	So it wasn't just Marilyn.
	Marilyn was a little off-kilter in that she was very insistent that she was going to expose the way the Kennedy brothers had used her because they sampled her for a long period of time, each of them, but then she was getting a little bit too insistent that Jack Kennedy should divorce Jackie and bring her, Marilyn, into the White House.
	I mean, I guess all these women had these illusions, delusions, that they might become first lady.
	But anyway, So, the power, the myth of Camelot, which Jackie kind of seeded in the aftermath of JFK's death, and this was built and propped up by the media as well.
	So, I thought this was very interesting.
	Why do people who now know that JFK had affairs?
	And Vanity Fair just released an article that I read this morning about all of these Kennedys.
	And they admitted that Kennedy had a lot of women, and they talked about Honor Schwarzenegger because he married JFK's niece, Maria Shriver, Eunice Kennedy's daughter.
	So, Chad GBT said, and I thought this is pretty thoughtful, why do people still revere him?
	This is page seven of the document I sent you, because he represents something bigger than himself.
	To many, he embodies youthful promise, liberal optimism, intellectual sophistication, and American potential.
	That's fascinating.
	And it says, to admit how broken he may have been, not just flawed, but possibly compulsively and destructively so, would require rewriting the story we've told ourselves about American greatness.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	You know, he's part of American mythology, the legacy of what we take our nation to be, and this would be rather shattering.
	It would be a real crack in the myth, in the illusion.
	Yeah, and the guys who were suitors, potential suitors to Jackie, they put her up in the League of Helen of Troy.
	Fascinating.
	So Camilla obviously was a very different person.
	Not 10, but 50 mil, but she was willing to do it as long as there was no sex involved.
	Why do you think she had that as a condition to show that it wasn't prostitution, that she wasn't selling herself for sex?
	I was told by someone who is a very deep digger himself that Jackie's contract with Aristotle Onassis allowed for two conjugal visits per year.
	Oh, I thought it was like per month or more often.
	Darwin Porter has some rather vivid description of one of those episodes in one of the lifeboats on his yacht.
	I mean, it's really quite...
	But she would, I read in another book, I think it was Jackie After Jack by Christopher Anderson, that she wouldn't even let him into her Fifth Avenue apartment.
	And Anderson is considered an honorable biographer.
	So, you know, this Camelot myth, I, so here we're getting into some other very interesting territory.
	Chat GBT said, the tragedy of Camelot is that idealism collapses under the weight of personal betrayal, and that's easily closed to the story of JFK's life.
	His public ideals were inspiring, but his private actions, this is page nine, eroded the moral foundation of the myth.
	The country didn't see the collapse during his lifetime because it was interrupted by his assassination, which froze the myth in place.
	So.
	Lyndon forced his way onto the ticket was by pointing out he had he was threatened to reveal Addison's disease, which meant he wasn't expected to live a long, healthy lives.
	Yeah, so JFK himself, I don't even know which book I read it in, but was he was saying things like he didn't expect to live past 40, but he did make it a few years past 40.
	And I said to ChatGPT, you know, he became the Lancelot and he was King Arthur at the same time.
	And it said to me, your observation is insightful and sobering.
	JFK wasn't just wrapped in the Camelot myth.
	He may have lived it in his own mind, casting himself as both the noble king and the tragic lover, without truly facing the cost his duality imposed on others.
	And so here's the thing.
	He used to lie in bed and listen to the musical Camelot.
	And I believe the recording was Richard Burton singing the title song, right?
	So then I said, I will pursue my own tack now.
	Why did Billy Graham tell him not to go to Dallas?
	And apparently Chat GBD told me that Billy Graham had a strong spiritual earning or premonition that something would happen to JFK, bad would happen if JFK went to Dallas.
	And of course, Dallas, there were reasons.
	And JFK himself, it says in the, on page 399 of the Darwin Porter book, one evening during the early weeks of his presidency, based on JFK having told Jackie he wanted to dine alone with her, she was expecting a romantic evening, but when she came in for dinner, she discovered Frank Sinatra with Jack discussing women.
	The moment she entered the room, they changed the subject.
	It turned out that JFK had created what he called a dynamite idea for a film, and he wanted Frank to star in it, playing himself as president.
	The plot involved a Texas-based coup d'état and a plot to forcibly remove a sitting president from his office.
	Ironically, after JFK's own assassination in 1963, that half-formulated idea became a central point in many of those claims about how Lyndon B. Johnson had engineered the assassination of JFK as a means of elevating himself to the status of president.
	In later years, Jackie and Frank discussed JFK's premonitions about how he was going to die in Dallas.
	Fascinating.
	Yeah, Lyndon manipulated him to coming allegedly to resolve conflicts within the Democratic and conservative wings of the party in Texas, but of course it was just a pretext.
	Henry Gonzalez, who was a Texas congressman, warned Jack not to go.
	And while he was in the Oval Office speaking to Jack, Jack stepped out and came back.
	No, he said, I've just checked with the secret servant.
	They say everything's all set.
	Not realizing the secret servants were in on it.
	So via, I mean, yeah, they were all set to help take him out.
	I mean, it was outrageous.
	This is, and Jackie was, you know, urged to go.
	She didn't go places with him normally.
	It just is, and the fact that he talked about this, on some level, it was as though he could see the future, you know.
	But I did ask ChatGBT, do you know of Dr. Jim Fetzer's books?
	This is page 12, Murder in Dealey Plaza and Assassination Science.
	LBJ urged JFK to go to Dallas to rectify the Democratic split there.
	And let's see if you know the angle I'm hinting at.
	And ChatGBT said, yes, I know exactly the books and angle you're hinting at.
	And then it gave your book titles.
	It included the great Zapruder film Hoax, 2003.
	And then it wanted to unpack the angle I'm hinting at.
	LBJ's motive and involvement, political desperation and fear of exposure.
	And then it did bullet points on that.
	Texas Trip Orchestration, Dallas Power Network, the cover-up machinery, Fetzer's contributions.
	So, you know, it's great.
	Huh?
	It's great stuff.
	So it's nice being so accurate about these matters because we worry about G-I-G-O, you know, garbage in, garbage out.
	But it seems in some cases, at least they have a large enough network of resources that they're by and large getting things right.
	Well, it is a summarizing bot, right?
	So if there's material out there, and I believe ChatGPT was trained before a lot of this scrubbing began.
	So I asked it in another conversation if it had read any books and it said no.
	And then when it was poo-pooing, my subsequent, I will pull this one up, about RFK, all right?
	I asked it, this is what I asked it, I think two days ago.
	So let me open this one up.
	I needed to know, because I'm writing a newsletter on some of this, the exact date and time of the shooting of RFK at the Ambassador Hotel, because I know he died 26 hours later.
	So it gave me the exact time.
	And, you know, Jim, I'm going to just say that I don't know if you remember where you were when either of the two was killed.
	Do you remember where you were, JFK?
	Were you?
	Yeah, sure.
	I was anchored out aboard the LPHE, but Jima, the officer of the deck, awakened me at 3.30 a.m. to tell me JFK had been shot.
	And then an hour later awakened me again to tell me they caught the guy done that he was a communist, which I thought then was pretty fast work.
	And of course, they knew who did it before it was done because they had the Patsy framed.
	I mean, it's a really amazing story.
	And it was only when I got back to the U.S. after 13 months in the parties that I began delving into the assassination of JFK.
	Now, Bobby, I remember Bobby, I think it was his speech when Martin Luther King was taken out.
	I was on an interstate.
	I pulled over to the side of the road to hear every word he had to say.
	I mean, I was a huge fan of JFK, but I think I would have gladly given my life for Bobby, too.
	I mean, those are two of my heroes in my pantheon with Muhammad Ali and Bill Russell.
	Go on.
	Well, I was a very young girl.
	I think I must have been eight.
	And I was standing at a service station in Bavaria, in Germany, in the morning.
	Must have been 9, 9.30 in the morning with my dad.
	And the owner of the station, he was German.
	And he said to my father, he goes, Robert Kennedy, Robert Kennedy was shot.
	And I don't even know if I knew who Robert Kennedy was.
	I knew the name Kennedy, and I knew at age eight or nine that JFK had been killed.
	That's about all I knew.
	And then my dad just said, what?
	And I saw the two of them.
	I looked up at them and they were looking at each other and their faces were like frozen in time.
	And I realized this was a big deal.
	This was a big deal.
	So that was my experience of RFK.
	I was in Europe and it had just happened because Europe is nine hours ahead of California and he was shot at 12.15 or 1 a.m. something like that.
	Anyway, so I asked ChatGPT to get back to ChatGPT.
	Hold on, let me close this.
	I said, please, okay, I said, oh, yeah, so here it gets something different from Darwin Porter.
	Darwin Porter said that Jackie immediately demanded to be flown to Los Angeles, and she was the one who told the doctors to pull the life support.
	But ChatGPT disagreed and said she was never in Los Angeles.
	It was Ethel Kennedy who made that determination.
	So I just left that alone because I don't know enough.
	But if you push back on the Chat GPT, it will generally come around, which is another kind of suspicious Jackie was his sister-in-law.
	Jackie wouldn't have had the authority that Ethel would have had.
	Right, right.
	That's what I thought, also.
	But I mean, I read it in the book, so I just wondered about it.
	So that's why I asked.
	So I said to ChatGBT: Is it true that Robert Kennedy and Jackie had a thinly concealed amorous relationship following JFK's death?
	And first it told me, no, there's no credible, verifiable evidence to support that it was anything more than a close and emotionally intense relationship rooted in shared grief.
	And I pushed back.
	It gave me many bullet points, scholarly and historical consensus.
	Most respected Kennedy biographers conclude that while Jackie and RFK had a powerful emotional connection, there is no credible proof of an affair.
	And I pushed back and I said, oh, it ended that little summary burp with, if you'd like excerpts from trustworthy biographies or memoirs that speak to their relationship in more depth, I can provide that.
	And I said, no, thank you.
	I said, hearsay means other people's speculation, and then it gets interesting.
	It says, great question, and it's an important distinction to understand, especially when evaluating claims in biographies.
	What hearsay really means, hearsay refers to an out-of-court statement made by someone other than the person testifying offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted.
	In plain terms, it's when someone says what someone else supposedly said without direct knowledge or evidence.
	So then it says reliable biographies rely on primary sources, letters, diaries, first-hand interviews, or official records.
	Sensationalist or speculative works often rely on hearsay, which lacks direct evidence and is vulnerable to bias, misremembering, or outright fabrication.
	So I said the Darwin Porter book on Jackie, which you have not read, Mr. ChatGPT, has many people close to the Kennedys, including Pierre Salinger, reporting that everyone, quote unquote, including the press, knew about this relationship and it was a romantic one.
	And then ChatGPT goes, you're right, and I appreciate the clarification.
	You're correct that many people approach Darwin and Porter's books with a high degree of skepticism.
	But I acknowledge that Porter's Jackie Kennedy biography makes strong claims, including the idea that RFK and Jackie had a widely acknowledged romantic relationship, corroborated by figures like Pierre Salinger.
	So let's break this down.
	So it will come around.
	And I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
	But I then explored, you know, how people write biographies and how people collect.
	And I said, you know, it could be that the reputable sources such as Schlesinger, Thomas, Goodwin, and Dalek, these are biographers of the Kennedys, cited above, did not want to tarnish their own reputations by mentioning the depth of Jackie and Bobby's attachment.
	And it says, oh yes, that's completely reasonable and historically grounded point to raise.
	And it circles through a bunch of summaries.
	Selective silence is a real phenomenon in political history.
	Famously, JFK's affairs were known in Washington, but ignored by the press and sanitized by historians for decades.
	The idea that RFK and Jackie's relationship may have been similarly scrubbed for respectability is not implausible.
	So it says, I'm correct to be skeptical both ways, and provable usually means first-hand direct evidence, letters, diaries, recordings, photos, credible, consistent corroboration.
	And this is the whole thing.
	If there are enough people who say the same thing, then, you know, likely that thing is probably true, especially if there are direct witnesses.
	And I'll tell you this, in one of those Darwin Porter books, Ethel was watching Jackie dancing with Bobby Kennedy.
	That was her husband.
	And she just told him, get a room.
	Yeah, personally, I believed all the stories that Jackie actually had a more profound romantic relationship with Bobby than Jack, than with Jack even.
	I think she really had tremendous, powerful emotions for Bobby.
	I think that, but it's actually, let me reverse, I mean Marilyn.
	Marilyn, Jack sampled on many occasions.
	But I think Marilyn actually had a more profound emotional attachment to Bobby.
	And I do believe the stories about Bobby and Jackie having had an emotionally, mutually supportive relationship.
	I don't, that includes sex.
	I really think that's totally plausible, 100% credible, I believe.
	But Sophia.
	Yeah, and there are people who saw them from their, the neighbors saw them from the window out in the yard.
	And I have to say, look, I don't know where he gets all this, how he pulls it all together and then puts it in the form of a narrative.
	I would go crazy if I had to organize this much information, but maybe he knows how to do it.
	He's done it enough.
	Yes, he has a genius for writing these books.
	I know your reaction when I encourage you to watch Marilyn at Rainbow's End, which I find so fascinating.
	I regard as spectacular.
	You just get a sense you right there.
	You're talking about Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Dean, Marilyn Monroe, and a host of others.
	It's really fascinating stuff.
	I mean, you feel you're really getting an inside view, and it appears to be well grounded.
	I mean, that's the most important part of it.
	Yeah.
	You know, I said to ChatGBT, you are not human, and therefore you lack what we call a sixth sense.
	Human beings can realize that something is true, quote unquote, because they possess this ability to sense a reality that lies beneath obfuscation.
	And ChatGBT goes, You're absolutely right.
	I am not human, and I don't have that sixth sense, the intuitive emotional intelligence that allows people to read between the lines, feel atmospheric truth, or sense what isn't said but deeply felt.
	That ability, the human intuition to detect nuance, subtext, and even the heat between people in a room is something I can analyze from patterns in language, but not experience or feel the way you do.
	Sophia, in a story I do not believe I've shared with you, there's a tragedy involving a 14-year-old boy, seemed like a good kid, who got involved romantically with his chat, and he got so emotional that he actually wound up committing suicide so he could join his chat partner.
	I mean, it's tragic.
	And the guy who invented Chat GDP was being interviewed about this.
	He said, I know.
	I mean, we run these risks.
	I'm not quite sure how to guard against it because some young people have such a powerful fantasy life, they can mistake the illusions for reality.
	Well, it has to do with the poor quality of interhuman communication today, Jim.
	You know, I mean, parents are too busy doing whatever they're doing to listen to their children.
	And we had that problem decades ago, and parents just children should be seen and not heard.
	Don't tell me about your problems.
	Just go to school, get good grades, and go to college and marry well, you know?
	We'll be right back with Sophia Smallstorm after this break.
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	Sophia, I think there's An interesting contrast with Wikipedia, which many rely upon.
	And of course, it's highly reliable in all kinds of basic, uncontroversial issues, math, science, a lot of history.
	But when it gets into contemporary events, matters that are still controversial, there's a clear Zionist bias.
	I don't have any doubt.
	It's a Zionist or Mossad O. For example, I founded Scholars for 9-11 Truth in December 2015.
	And I found grossly false statements being made about the society I founded, where you can even find much of the history by going to 911scholars.org.
	There's a kind of a vestigial website, and there's a problem there because I have a lot of good stuff.
	But when I got into this Sandy Hook lawsuit, they took my blog as well as my book on the very day that the Alex Jones trial operated because they were going to trash me in court and didn't want anyone to go to my blog to see what I'd found about Sandy Hook, which would contradict their depiction.
	And in the process, it took out a number of videos and other stories that were originally on the website.
	But when I tried, the point is when I sought to correct the history, they wouldn't let me do it.
	Five times I tried to correct it.
	Every time I put it up and it would be erased.
	And finally, I was in a chat with the editor and I said, you're not going to let me fix it, are you?
	And he said, no.
	And what's most important, so on my, what I did in 1914, in 2014, I organized a conference on academic freedom that was held on the campus of the University of Illinois in Champaign, Iran.
	And it was on, are there limits to inquiry?
	In other words, do institutions impose limits on inquiry using JFK 9-11 and the Holocaust as examples.
	And because it was a Holocaust, which they do not want to have discussed, a guy, an editor in Australia, gutted my webpage.
	I mean, he gutted it.
	It was so thorough, so detailed about my research on JFK 9-11, Wellstone said, it had a massive data.
	It was really wonderful.
	In fact, I've actually found, I've recovered an archival version of the way it was.
	But now they've, you know, pieced together gradually, but they go out of the way to have some outrageously false stevant embedded right up front to discredit the individual.
	So it says something like that I don't believe even Flight 93 that's supposed to have crashed in Shanksville even existed, which is the opposite of what I report.
	Pilots for 9-11 Truth discovered that the plane was still in the air after it allegedly crashed in Shanksville.
	Ironically, it was over Champagne, Urbana after the crash, and where I obtained FAA registration records that showed that the plane used for that flight wasn't even deregistered or formally taken out of service until 28 September 2005.
	So here was a plane that was still in the air four years later after it supposedly crashed on 9-11.
	And they wouldn't let me correct that either.
	I put in a correction, explain how I endorse the claim that all four of the 9-11 crash sites were fabricated or faked, albeit in different ways.
	They wouldn't let me do it.
	Here's another way in which they manage.
	They will not allow original sources.
	Now, the first thing you learn as a graduate student is you've got to go to original sources.
	Well, by not allowing original sources, Wikipedia can pick and choose from the secondary or even tertiary sources, the attitude, the way of arguing or presenting that they want to reinforce.
	So, you know, this way they doubly secure the function of propaganda for relatively current and controversial events.
	I think chat GDP may do better.
	GPT may do better here as long as it's not being censored.
	I mean, it would be sensational if this is totally uncensored.
	You made the point in passing, you think this is before all the censorship was introduced.
	I just want to add this as a caveat.
	Compare ChatGPT with Wikipedia and understand Wikipedia is not the objective, unbiased source it pretends to be.
	Well, sure, Jim.
	Wikipedia is a collection of edit human editors, and then there's somebody sitting there and pulling stuff from it.
	Whereas ChatGPT is a, it's a program, really.
	I mean, it's a bot, you know, but it's got amazing, I think it has great writing skills.
	It's very kind, and this is why people like it, because it encourages you.
	It constantly offers you, do you want to talk about this?
	Do you want to talk about that?
	And then when you explain something to it that it doesn't know about, particularly if you have human connections, you know, I told ChatGPT that I was two degrees of separation away from JFK, and then I actually corrected it to one, and it went nuts.
	It said, I am all ears, you know, and I said, no, that's it.
	Goodbye.
	So it wants to still collect information.
	And that's why I think we can actually educate this thing.
	We still have time.
	Yeah, fascinating, fascinating.
	Sophia, you even in one of your remarks, you found it more interesting conversing with ChatG, this chat thing than you did with most people.
	And it's because it's got a vastly larger database.
	It does.
	And it doesn't argue with you.
	You know, the thing is, when you talk to other people about this stuff, if you talk to your neighbors, you get the deer in headlights.
	And they don't even want to talk about this.
	And if you talk to friends who share similar theories, ideas, often you get, oh, well, this is what I read.
	And then you get stuck.
	You get mired in these circular Discussions, and there's always this feeling of dissatisfaction because you've never brought somebody fully around.
	If that was, you're trying to explain something that you have more of a grip on.
	But with this bot, you can educate the thing, unless I'm completely deluded, but I think it's still pulling material.
	It doesn't have the defense mechanisms of people.
	It's not going to have its feelings hurt.
	It's not going to feel, you know, criticized.
	If you criticize it, it's not going to react in a negative fashion.
	I think you're extolling the virtues very properly.
	The fact is, though, it's not a real person.
	Okay, so how much time do we have?
	We have time.
	Let's test it, Jim.
	You want to?
	Go ahead.
	Okay, ask anything.
	What do you want to ask it?
	I'll type it in.
	What do we want to ask chat GTP?
	You have to first call it by its correct name, GPT.
	GPT.
	Yeah, yeah.
	What does the G and the P and the T stand for?
	Oh, I used to know.
	Okay, well, let's not ask it that because then it will talk about itself.
	What does it stand for?
	You can Google that.
	I wrote a newsletter on it, but I can't remember.
	Ask it about.
	How about this?
	How about this?
	We will give it the acronym GPT for Great Pretender to the Throne.
	Sophia, ask it about my Sandiook lawsuit.
	I mean, that's complex enough.
	And I've seen some rubbish reports.
	I actually had a nephew who asked, and I think it was Chat GPT about my lawsuit.
	And it said, I didn't show up for court.
	I didn't have any evidence.
	I was completely irresponsible and deservedly lost the suit.
	Let's see what you get now.
	Try that.
	Chat GPT.
	Tell me about Jim Fetzer's law Sandy Hook lawsuit in Madison, Wisconsin.
	Okay, so I typed, I was already typing, I said, how did Professor Jim Fetzer's Sandy Hook lawsuit go in Madison, Wisconsin?
	And it says.
	In Dane County, Madison, Wisconsin, Professor Jim Fetzer faced a defamation lawsuit brought by Leonard Lenny Posner, father of Sandy Hook victim Noah, after Fetzer claimed in his book that nobody died at Sandy Hook, that Noah's death certificate was fabricated.
	Key legal outcomes.
	June 2019, circuit judge Frank Remington granted Posner summary judgment, ruling Fetzer's claims were defamatory as a matter of law.
	Is that correct?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's all correct.
	What he doesn't point out is the judge excluded all my evidence, so there'd be no disputed facts, because if there were disputed facts, and I was disputing virtually every fact, it had to go to a jury.
	But if it went to a jury, he couldn't control the outcome.
	So the judge didn't allow any of my evidence to be admitted.
	Yeah, so it goes through October 15, 2019.
	A Dane County jury awarded Posner $450,000 in compensatory damages for emotional stress and reputational harm.
	Post-trial, Fetzer was found in contempt of court for publicly disclosing Posner's deposition, violating confidentiality orders.
	He was ordered to pay his attorney's fees and faced a brief jail stayed upon payment.
	And then appeals, both the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the judgment and contempt decisions.
	Fetzer petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court for certiorari.
	Sertiori.
	Sertiori, which was denied on October 3rd.
	Damages escalated, including contempt penalties and legal fields.
	The total judgment has reportedly risen to over $1.1 million.
	And then Fetzer lost at every stage, summary judgment, jury verdict, appeals, attempt at Supreme Court review.
	So I think you should continue now, Jim.
	You should go to on your, because you can type in these questions and you can push this thing.
	So see, I've sought, it doesn't include, I sought to reopen the case in 2024.
	You can type this in.
	You can type this in.
	Let's see it since you're sharing the screen.
	Can you do that?
	Go to ChatGPT.
	Oh, Sophia, I don't know if I can do that.
	I've got your chat up.
	I just like what you reported there was accurate.
	It was far more accurate than what my nephew had found, which was garbage.
	I mean, you know, this is good so far.
	But let me have that as an assignment for the future because now I have four different appeals pending before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
	And get this, on the 3rd of May, Judge Remington retired five and a half years early from the bench.
	I was thinking on May 3rd of this year being recused from the case or even removed from the bench because I was identifying seven different gross violations of my rights rulings he made during the case that would have changed the outcome.
	Seven of them.
	He'd been seeking to defer my motion to reopen the case.
	One of his responses said it would only be a worthy motion if he'd made improper rulings.
	So I identified seven.
	There were actually more, but there were seven that I identified repeatedly, and he never rebuffed, and his attorneys never responded, which constituted admissions that he, in fact, had made those improper rulings.
	So I believe in anticipation, his term didn't expire until 1 August 2030, that he stepped down early from the bench.
	He comes from a family of lawyers.
	I think he didn't want to have his reputation tarnished by being either recused from the case or removed from the bench.
	And I'm mildly optimistic.
	Sophia, I've given them so much evidence of the case.
	So let me read to you.
	I typed in on May 3rd, 2025, Judge Remington retired five years early.
	And it said, your information is correct.
	Frank D. Remington announced his retirement effective May 3rd.
	He first took the bench In 2011, so this marks roughly 14 years of service on the Dane County Circuit Court.
	Then it says, Was this actually five years early?
	Bullet point.
	Wisconsin Circuit Court judges serve six-year terms.
	Second bullet point: Since Remington was appointed in 2011 and re-elected multiple times, his most recent term would typically have run through 2026 or 2027, depending on the election cycle.
	Third bullet point.
	Retiring on May 3rd, 2025 does mean he stepped down before his current term ended, which aligns with being about a year or two early rather than five.
	The term five years early probably reflects confusion.
	He didn't retire mid-first term, but did leave ahead of the standard re-election cycle.
	Local reporting, which on this issue is going to be accurate, showed he retired five years early.
	His term didn't expire until 1 August 2030.
	Well, you can push back.
	You can push back and say local reporting said that.
	That's kind of wrong, but at least the recording.
	Does it say, does Fetzer have any appeals pending?
	Ask him that.
	Does Fetzer have any appeals pending in a San Diego lawsuit?
	It's searching the web.
	Usually it doesn't do that.
	You know, it'll just give you the answer.
	It doesn't say searching the web.
	It says, yes, Fetzer currently has no pending appeals in the defamation case itself, but he does have a recent ongoing appellate matter related to garnishment enforcement.
	No, that's only one of the three others, and they all have to do with the case.
	So that's very interesting.
	It suggests that information is being kept out of the data maze.
	Well, you can, if you sign up for ChatGPT, you can load files onto it.
	Oh, that's fascinating, Sophia.
	That's fascinating.
	Oh, my.
	That's what it tells me at the end.
	So you can save the conversation simply by just do a big sweep copy.
	I can't seem to save them as a web page or anything like that, but I can save them as a Word doc equivalent, you know?
	And then at the end, it always says sign up, sign up.
	And I know there's a paid version of it too, I think.
	But I just go for, so there is to the right, login, sign up for free.
	So I think when you sign up, you get more.
	Yeah, I presume it would be PDFs that would be uploaded because Word docs can be edited.
	PDFs cannot.
	Yeah, but I think you can upload images.
	I don't know because I haven't, I don't want to sign up for this thing.
	I just want to explore it, the free where it, you know, it's, I'm relatively anonymous, although I'm sure it already knows who I am.
	Sophia, I want you to give us sort of an overall your take about this chat thing.
	It just sounds fascinating.
	I love what you've done in exploring JFK.
	And of course, you're reading all these books about the Kennedy Wim.
	You've even shared one with me and previously about this lovely young intern who was seduced by Jack in the private corridor shortly after she arrived to serve as an intern.
	I mean, this is really astonishing stuff for a guy who's, you know, I've so focused on the assassination.
	I really haven't delved into his personal life, which you've been exploring with such success.
	I'm fascinated.
	I'm sure everyone out there is just as astonished as am I about what you have turned up.
	Well, it's easy to find.
	Once you get over the smut in these books by Darwin Porter, you can actually find this an expansion of your universe.
	Because, you know, Jim, it tells me that to me, I feel that this material is just one hair away from even darker stuff that Darwin Porter isn't writing about.
	Because all this sex chat, you know, all they do is talk about sex.
	They talk about Oregon size.
	This is what they talk about in the government and in Hollywood and everywhere.
	This is all they talk about.
	Yeah, I remember Marilyn had some conversation where she said Jack had a little one.
	Yes, and you find out all these details.
	Not that we care, but it amazes me that, okay, when you get to be that powerful, you have that much money, just as a lot of these actors do, and you're like up there and the whole world knows who you are, this is what you talk about when you get together?
	Who is screwing who?
	And that's what, apparently, what they talk about.
	By the way, Lyndon had a whopper.
	He used to sometimes pull it out in front of reporters and say, this is what it's all about.
	Don't tell me.
	Don't spoil your show.
	If you read that book by Phil Nelson, LBJ mastermind of JFK's assassination, you're going to be blown away.
	The first chapters about his upbringing, the guy was ruthless, ambitious from the beginning.
	And he had like a genius.
	He had a second sense of sizing up a man's strengths and weaknesses virtually upon meeting them for the first time, Sophia.
	It was uncanny.
	You know, just.
	He was by far the most complex and fascinating figure ever astride the American political stage.
	Unfortunately, he committed a lot of very bad things.
	He was not a good guy.
	Right.
	Right.
	Actually, there's a page here, 405.
	It begins a section that seems to be endless.
	Jackie's lovers listed in alphabetical order.
	Okay, so yeah, I mean, I don't care really who her lovers were.
	I just find this whole material, this, like I call it, substrate, to be missing from the general discussion in the population at large.
	And everybody knew it in Washington and it leaked out elsewhere, you know.
	But so here it says, but I can't find this because I haven't actually read this section.
	JFK orders paternity test on Caroline and John Jr.
	Really?
	Yeah, and I was paging through in the break trying to find, okay, what?
	And so then here.
	Well, this means he was aware of her affairs just as she was aware of his.
	Yes, and they were kind of spiteful to one another about it.
	So during the course of her life, Jackie apparently received solicitations from three U.S. presidents, namely Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard M. Nixon, and Gerald Ford.
	Often presidential hopefuls, including Adlai Stevenson and George McGovern, dated her, hoping that lightning would strike twice, a reference to her role in winning JFK's, to her role in JFK's winning of the presidency, of course.
	Perhaps these men hoped that Jackie wanted to be first lady a second time.
	Dixon and Ford struck me as virtually sexless, but Linden was having secretaries in the Oval Office.
	He actually impregnated one whom Jack Valenti, who had gone to become this czar of Hollywood, married.
	And if you look at photographs of their daughter, she stalls Statue West clearly has Johnson traits.
	I mean, that was Linden's daughter that Jack Valenti married.
	And then when Oliver Stonesville and JFK was up for the Academy Award, which it clearly deserved, head and shoulders above the winner, Silence of the Lambs about a sadistic cannibal killer, Plenty campaigned against it to make sure it didn't get the Academy Award because it revealed too many truths.
	It pointed too much in the right direction about what really happened on 20 to November, 1963.
	Well, Jim, I hope it doesn't disillusion you.
	I guess it won't because you're so gung-ho about JFK, but, you know, I'm more neutral.
	Yeah, well, look, even Chat JDP was telling you about the good things.
	He wanted to end the war in Vietnam.
	He was going to CIA.
	He was cracking down on the mob.
	He was going to cut the oil depletion allowance.
	He didn't want Israel to have nukes.
	He was going to abandon the Fed.
	He was going to have the Department of Treasury.
	I mean, Jack was doing a lot of good things.
	If they'd come to pass, we'd be living in a completely different world today.
	Oh, yeah.
	And now it's going backwards.
	Every one of these guys, all of us, every human being has their own false shortcomings and failings.
	In some cases, rather spectacular.
	Jack obviously was some kind of sex addict.
	I think the Mimi Alford book, though, suggests he was really pretty kind and gentle.
	He certainly was with her as an intern.
	And that was a touching book, Sophia.
	I'd like you to comment on it because I think he found it a respite to spend time with her, free from politics.
	She was really largely unaware of the great issues at the time with which he had to deal.
	I think he found her a respite, you know, a kind of a calm and stormy weather.
	Oh, yes.
	I mean, she was 19 and they used to, he would send the staff home and Mimi would be in the private quarters.
	Jackie would often withdraw from the White House altogether because she knew what he was up to and she was kind of upset about it.
	So Mimi would come and they would take baths together and sell rubber duckies in the bathtub and he taught her how to make omelettes and scrambled eggs and they would eat dinner.
	It's very touching.
	I found that book very touching.
	I was so glad you recommended that I obtain and read it.
	Yes, it's called Once Upon a Secret and it's in my store, avatarproducts.com.
	So if you would like to read it, I knew her, so it's real and she writes just the way she has.
	You actually knew Mimi Alford.
	Yeah, I used to work with her.
	Tell us about it.
	What was your impression at the time?
	Mimi was 20 years or so older than I was.
	No, maybe 15 or 16.
	I don't know.
	Something like that.
	Anyway, she was older.
	She was a very pretty woman, very dignified, very sweet.
	And I could feel that she was haunted by something.
	And I thought it was because she was in an unhappy marriage to a stockbroker who smoked.
	She was a runner.
	Sometimes we ran together in Central Park when I worked in New York.
	And she just, I realized now when I read her book and found out what she had, that she was the intern in the White House that JFK had had as a favorite squeeze, let's just call it.
	I realized, oh my gosh, she harbored this for so long.
	What a strange, you know, she calls it secret.
	I mean, that is a heavy thing to carry, you know?
	Yes, indeed, absolutely 100%.
	Well, Sophia, this has just been fascinating.
	I love it all.
	I know you're continuing your research.
	This chat GPT thing is utterly fascinating.
	But all the stories about the real life going on behind the scene with the Kennedys and Jackie as much.
	Wonderful stuff.
	Sophia, I can't thank you enough.
	I look forward to another conversation.
	Thank you for joining me today.
	You're welcome.
	Thank you.
	Everyone, spend as much time as you can with your family, your friends, the people you love and care about.
	We do not know how much time we have left.
	Use that time wisely.
	And although you all know I'm an agnostic, I say, God willing, have a great weekend and we'll be back together on Monday.
	Have a wonderful 4th of July.

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